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Since 2003, an eleven-institution consortium has revived the summer institute program, which serves to provide basic competence in the scholarly use of papyri to graduate students and young faculty from a variety of disciplines. Our goal is to establish an endowment to subvent and continue the program in perpetuum. Through the generosity of its members and friends, ASP has raised a substantial amount towards that goal, but seeks your help to finish the task.
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The American Society of Papyrologists (ASP) was founded in 1961 to further the study of ancient Greek and Latin papyri and of the materials contained in them. The Society supports and encourages research in the field, the teaching of the discipline, and opportunities for international cooperation by scholars in the field.The Society was founded in 1961, and publishes two monograph series, American Studies in Papyrology and Classics in Papyrology, as well as its annual journal, Bulletin of the American Society of Papyrologists.


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- with Vitamin D3
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I would be into this. ĀI'm sure there are a lot of awesome rides some of you 2-wheeled noisebridgers know about that I haven't discovered yet.Ā

Best time for me to ride is friday mornings (less traffic on the scenic roads), but I can probably clear out a weekend day given a week or two's notice. Ā(i.e. not this weekend) ĀI reckon the majority of people have fixed M-F work schedules.

(Ian, I really like your alleycat idea. ĀMight even make a good fundraiser. ĀIf you want to pursue that further, please respect Christie's request and start a new thread.)

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 My ex-bike is the yellow one. After its engine died (alas), I acquired
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Kansas City museum plans to fly 'Connie'
KANSAS CITY — The National Airline History Museum is trying to raise $3.2 million to restore its Lockheed Constellation propeller-driven aircraft and retrace multimillionaire aviator Howard Hughes' record-setting cross-country flight in the airplane that transformed commercial air travel.
The Kansas City museum's Constellation, or "Connie," is one of only a handful of the 856 that were built and is still airworthy — with a little work.
The museum is planning to fly it on April 17, 2014 — the 70th anniversary of the 1944 inaugural flight piloted by Hughes and TWA president and co-founder Jack Frye. The nonstop flight took 6 hours and 58 minutes, cutting the time of previous coast-to-coast flights in half.
"It was a major leap forward, which is why we want to do the flight because it was so significant in the development of the airline industry," said John Roper, the museum's vice president of operations. "It was more than national travel; it ushered in global travel."
The advent of jet airliners made the plane obsolete, and it stopped transporting passengers in the late 1960s.
The museum will make Hughes' journey with the aid of a copy of the original flight log, beginning in Burbank, Calif., and ending in Washington. Along the way, it will pass over the states of Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky and the Virginias.


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- Monday to Sunday: 09:00 - 23:00.
A most enjoyable experience, great service and value for money.
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Perched on the edge of the picturesque Queen's Park, Harvester Grove is a grand pub with a homely feel, and offering plenty of space for large groups. This family-friendly setting serves up a great selection of crowd-pleasing grill recipes, sumptuous desserts, and a packed bar menu of world beers, spirits and wines.
From its succulent grill selection to the celebrated unlimited salad bar, the Harvester menu is packed full of wholesome flavours for the whole family. Rotisserie chicken cooked in a secret blend of spices is available alongside tender smoked ribs marinated in signature BBQ sauce, while smaller tapas-style dishes are perfect for sharing, with options like spicy crackerjack prawns, and grilled chorizo with padron peppers. There are generous combo platters, juicy steaks, well-stacked burgers, and a great salad selection with premium additions.
All kinds of sweet treats are served on the dessert menu at this Harvester in Swindon. The sundae selection loads real dairy ice cream with toppings like warm chocolate fudge brownie, raspberries and honeycomb pieces, while classic British options like Bramley apple pie sit alongside international twists like key lime pie. From the bar, there are world beers, spirits, and speciality soft drinks for the kids.
A convenient spot for visitors to Queen's Park, Harvester Grove is a 5-minute drive from Swindon Rail Station.
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Waited over an hr for our meals..desserts were ordered then were " lost" so after waiting another hr were asked to reorder them again to which we declined.
Complained to the manager who was down right rude and couldnt care less attitude. The waitress bless her heart was just wonderful and was clearly visable that she was embarassed by her managers attitude.
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Service was very poor last night. Firstly, our glasses were dirty and had replacements brought to the table which weren't much better. The waitress took our order without writing anything down and got the two kids meals wrong. We saw our order sat on the pass for over 10 minutes waiting for someone to bring to the table. The kids meals had to be returned and the chicken was cold on an adults dish. Generally, a poor experience. Having visited the Grove on many occasions previously, this was thoroughly disappointing and couldn't wait to pay and leave. We will not be returning in the near future.
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Brilliant! Customer service and food excellent! Best Harvester we have visited.
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As Harvetsers go it ws much th same as any other. The difference was the staff, especially our waitress who was bubbly, attentive and got on well with all the guests.
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Francis Marion University is part of multi-institution group that was recently awarded a $1.4 million research grant titled "Advances in Skeletal Dosimetry through Microimaging." The research is in the field of health physics, which is the study and practice of radiation safety.
Derek Jokisch, an assistant professor of physics at FMU, is a co-investigator for the project. The National Cancer Institute, a component of the National Institute of Health, is funding the research.
The work will develop improved methods and data for assessing the amount of damage done by radiation in the skeleton. This research will benefit not only general radiation protection, but will also lead to benefits in the medical uses of radiation therapy.
The work will utilize modern imaging techniques such as MRI and CT to provide detailed bone structure information. This structural data will then be used in a computer program that simulates how radiation moves and deposits energy in tissue. Ultimately the work will produce reference data for males and females that can be scaled to individuals of different ages, sizes, and health.
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64% of the class of 2014 borrowed money to finance their education
Indianapolis, IN (PRWEB) August 16, 2014
Students are often encouraged to borrow money to finance their educations but as many have learned, it's far easier to borrow the money than to repay it. In fact, it has become so easy to get federal loans that many students do this almost automatically rather than trying to find alternate ways to finance their schooling. All that's required these days is to sign a promissory note, and bingo! Another year or semester of school is paid for.
This, according to the online company Studentloanconsolidationreviews.org is one of the major reasons why so many Hoosiers are graduating from college deeply in debt. In fact, 64% of the class of 2014 borrowed money to finance their education and graduated owing an average of $27,886. In addition, many of them have found it virtually impossible to get jobs related to their fields of study – making it very difficult to repay their loans.
In light of all this Studentloanconsolidationreviews.org decided to analyze the debt relief companies available to Hoosiers to discover which ones offered the best help. What its study revealed is that the two best debt relief firms for residents of Indiana that are struggling to repay their loans are National Debt Relief and SoFi (Social Finance Inc.). And of these two companies it ranked National Debt Relief as the best.
"National Debt Relief ranked highest in our analysis based on a number of factors," said Studentloanconsolidationreviews.org spokesman Michael Smith. "It has continuously maintained an A rating with the Better Business Bureau and has a long history of being able to help people get out of debt. We also liked the fact that National Debt Relief is totally performance-based. It charges no upfront or maintenance fees and, in fact, charges nothing unless it is able to genuinely help its customers with their student debts."
"The problem," according to National Debt Relief's Paul Ritz, "is that if you are like most people you were automatically dumped into 10-Year Standard Repayment. However, this is not the best repayment option for most people. There are a number of other repayment programs such as Graduated Repayment where the payments start small but then gradually increase every two years. This can be an excellent choice for low-income graduates."
National Debt Relief first analyzes a client's financial situation including family size, educational background, current salary, potential earnings and more. It next evaluates his or her federal loan profile to determine if there is another repayment program that would have lower monthly payments and better terms. If so, National Debt Relief secures its customer's approval and prepares the paperwork necessary to get her or him into the new plan. Ritz also noted that, "While people can prepare the paperwork themselves for free, it can be a tedious and confusing process. For this reason, many of them choose to have our professionals do this for them." Finally, National Debt Relief works directly with the US Department of Education to get final approval on the most viable repayment option for that particular customer. National Debt Relief also received high marks because the overwhelming majority of its customers reported that they were "very satisfied" with the company.
Studentloanconsolidationreviews.org ranked SoFi as the second best option for student debt strapped Hoosiers for several reasons. First, the debt relief it provides comes in the form of a debt consolidation loan or debt restructuring. The loans it provides have fixed interest rates and fixed monthly payments. Once a customer signs up for a loan from SoFi he or she loses the ability to transfer into another repayment program.
In addition, SoFi is a nontraditional lender. Its loans come not from a third-party financial institution such as a bank but from the alumni of the school that a SoFi's customer is attending or has attended. What this means is that if a person is not attending or is not an alumnus of one of SoFi's member schools it would not be eligible for a debt consolidation loan or for loan restructuring.
"SoFi can be a viable alternative for some people," said Studentloanconsolidationreviews.org's Smith," but we just felt that National Debt Relief offered more options and more flexibility."
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Homestead Fruit & Spice Park: A Taste Adventure
Such amazing colors in this luscious fruit sampler
Photo by Anais Alexandre
Welcome to the Garden of Eden, my friends. Or what we assume a paradisaical version of one would look like if it were a taste wonderland and located in the heart of Homestead.
The 37-acre Fruit & Spice Park is truly a hidden treasure trove waiting to electrify your taste buds with more than 500 varieties of fruits, vegetables, spices, herbs, and nuts. Admission is a reasonable $8 for adults, $2 for kids 6 to 11, and free for children 5 and under.
The park's expansive list of fruits and spices is enough to make any foodie's mind go dizzy.
Those are some crazy (awesome) flavors.
By Anais Alexandre
Walking through the gift shop entrance, we were met with high ceilings and wall-to-wall shelves full of unique jarred goods, spices, cookbooks, and tons of enchanting knickknacks and treats that could keep one busy for hours.
At 1:30 p.m. sharp, we met our tour guide, Curtis. Originally a military man turned naturalist, he has led many guests on a taste adventure during his 38 years working for the park. Before heading out, Curtis informed us: "All of our produce is kept within the park exclusively for educational
purposes," and explained tastings were all part of the learning process here. A note to future visitors: Bring a hat and water bottle because it's a scorcher outside.
Ylang ylang has a delicate floral scent found in Chanel No. 5.
By Anais Alexandre
As we were led through the grounds, our tour guide scientifically named each gargantuan tree and minuscule plant. We got to smell the heady scents of ylang ylang, curry, citronella, and bay rum (all of which are likely used in the perfumes/colognes you're wearing), and sampled miracle fruit, a tiny berry that alters your taste buds to make everything you eat for the next 35 minutes taste sweet.
We tried so many types of fruit, and rubbed and crushed countless samples from trees to smell and taste, we felt like pioneers, blazing a trail with our new-found skills.
A huge tree, with delicate vines hanging low and three-foot-long, sausage-like fruit hanging at eye level, caught our attention.
"Ever seen an African sausage?" Curtis asked. "These fruit are mostly eaten by baboons in Africa and taste like you're biting into a leather shoe."
We wish we could say that was the only tree with a funny-sounding name, but we happened upon a fried egg tree, whose flowers aptly reflected its name, as well as a toothache tree. Curtis grabbed a few leaves and plunked them into his mouth to chew, explaining the leaves' properties resemble those of Novocain and that he'd been meaning to visit the plant all day for a sore tooth. We were in the presence of a medicine man!
A custard apple (anona) tastes better than any apple you've ever had.
By Anais Alexandre
Near the end of our trek, we came across an anona orchard. The fruits resemble something out of a Harry Potter book but with a custard-apple flavor.
Get in my belly!
By Anais Alexandre
After our tasty adventure, we stepped into the park's refreshing, air-conditioned restaurant, the Mango Café. We took our seats and were presented with a gorgeously vivid fruit sampler ($4.95) with a dazzling array of tropical fruit, including dragonfruit, mamey, jackfruit, and starfruit. We also got to try its famous Florida lobster roll ($9.95) a soft, warm roll filled with Florida-caught lobster, covered in celery and a lemony Old Bay dressing and accompanied with a side of hot kettle chips.
The Fruit & Spice Park is open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Fruit & Spice Park Upcoming Events and Classes:
September 10 and 17: Organic Vegetable Gardening Class ($25), 9 a.m. to noon.
October 28: Hunters Moon Event (free), a barbecue with stargazing through telescopes (Southern Cross Astronomical Society), storytelling by the campfire, as well as a visit from an Everglades National Park ranger, who will bring a live panther for kids (and adults) to see. Open 6 to 11 p.m.
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Nora Moore, a first-year student from Tiverton, R.I., died April
24 after sustaining severe injuries in an April 16
car accident.
"There is nothing more devastating
to a small and close community such as ours than the death of one of its members,
particularly one so young and with such promise," President Anthony Marx
in an e-mail to the campus community. "Such an awful event causes us inevitably
to reflect on our own mortality and on that of our friends and loved ones. I
hope we can all care for each other in this difficult time."
Students, faculty and staff remembered Moore at an informal gathering held in
the Cole Assembly Room a few days after her death. Staff from the Dean of Students
Office and the Counseling Center were available for ongoing counseling, as were
the religious advisors.
A member of the Equestrian Club at Amherst, Moore had been a member of the Student
Council at Tiverton High School, where she also was co-captain
of the women's tennis team.
Moore's survivors include her parents, Martha and Todd Moore; a sister,
Abra; grandparents Sammie Le Baron Shinn and George Shinn '45; 10 aunts
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New Chrysler Tank Makes It Easier To Use Natural Gas in Cars and Trucks
The use of natural gas to power vehicles could become widespread, thanks to a new storage tank developed by Chrysler. Automotive News reported that the new tank will free automakers from the need to use large cylinders to store natural gas.
Natural gas for vehicles had use to have to be stored in special cylinders, similar to the ones on barbecue grills. The new tanks use a shape similar to the human lung to store in several different compartments.
Chrysler demonstrated a Dodge Ram 2500 pickup truck equipped with the technology. The ram has a 5.7 liter Hemi V-8 capable of burning both natural gas and gasoline. It also has a range of up to 255 miles on a tank of natural gas.
Chrysler is part of Italian automaker Fiat (OTC: FIATY). The news of the new tank didn't help Chrysler's share price. as it was down by .95 percent in trading on Wednesday. Chrysler didn't announce any plans to sell vehicles with the new tanks to public nor did it mention plans to sell the technology to other automakers such as Honda (NYSE: HMC) or General Motors (NYSE: GM). Those companies share prices were up slightly on November 13.
This new tank might be better news for oil and gas producers, such as Anadarko Petroleum (NYSE: APC) and Chesapeake Energy (NYSE: CHK) that have large holdings of natural gas in the United States, than for automakers. Anadarko share price rose by 1.43 percent on Wednesday and Chesapeake Energy's share price rose by 1.33 percent.
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Betamax camcorders are not capable of playing back the tape within the camcorder. They could only record. Thus the Fringe team should not have been able to have seen or heard what was on the Betamax tape while they were away from the lab and in the pocket universe without a separate Betamax VCR and TV.
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Walter: This is very important. Do not, under any circumstances... is that raspberry filling?
Walter: Don't you see? I'm not safe. It's my mind. Ever since the pieces of my brain were reimplanted, it's been changing me. Back into the man I was before, bit by bit. I'm losing myself, Pete. I'm losing the man that you helped me become.
Peter: Listen to me. I'm not going to let that happen. We need you. You are our only hope to defeat the Observers. And I'm going to be here with you every step of the way.
Walter: Please, son... don't let me go.
Pete: I won't, Dad.
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Canada: November 9, 2012 on Citytv
UK: November 28, 2012 on Sky1
Finland: February 12, 2014 on MTV3
Referencing Lewis Carroll (b.1832 - d.1898), whose real name was Charles Lutwidge Dodgson. He is best known as the author of Alice in Wonderland (1865) and its sequel Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There (1871). In the latter, Alice was able to go through the mirror into another world on the other side.
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Police Arrest Man Who Nearly Drives Into Syracuse Home
A Syracuse man who put his car in the yard of a Midland Avenue home will be facing DWI and other charges, thanks to neighbors who kept him from fleeing.
Syracuse police say the responded to a call about a car crashing into a home, but found that the car hadn't actually hit the house. Officers on the scene also discovered the driver of the car, who attempted to flee the scene, was restrained by neighbors until police arrived. Officers say driver Michael Hunter of Syracuse also struck a parked car and a utility pole before driving into the yard of the home. Police charged Hunter with a number of offenses including aggravated driving while intoxicated, for having a blood alcohol level above .18. No one was injured.


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Report blames pilot for 2011 Hawaii crash that killed Pittsburgh couple
A report identifying the pilot as the likely cause of a deadly Hawaiian helicopter crash is bringing some closure to family members, according to the lawyer for one family.
The pilot's flying too close to the mountains during inclement weather was the likely cause of a sightseeing helicopter crash that killed all five people aboard on Nov. 10, 2011, the National Transportation Safety Board determined in a final report published Friday.
Pilot Nathan Cline, 30; newlyweds Michael and Nicole Abel of Pittsburgh; and Canadian couple Stuart Robertson and Eva Birgitta Wannersjo of Toronto died when the Blue Hawaiian Helicopters Eurocopter EC-130 crashed into mountains above an elementary school and burned.
"Michael Abel and his wife Nicole, they were innocent passengers and their families have suffered quite a bit ... from this horrific event," said Mark Grace, attorney for David and Marcia Abel, Michael's parents. "They are pleased that (the report) finally came out. It brings some sort ... of closure to what happened."
Michael Abel, 25, a North Versailles native, and Nicole Abel, 28, of Murrysville were married atop Mt. Washington in Pittsburgh five days before boarding the 45-minute aerial tour over Molokai to see the island's sea cliffs and Hawaii's tallest waterfall while on their honeymoon. The couple worked as engineers at Westinghouse headquarters in Cranberry.
John Gismondi, attorney for Bruce and Cheryl Bevilacqua, Nicole's parents, said he was not surprised by the report's conclusion.
"We knew all along that weather was an issue," Gismondi said. "It's been a very, very long wait for the family. ... The reality is that the report coming out doesn't change the depth of the human tragedy involved."
Gismondi said he's not sure the report provides closure for the Bevilacquas, but "it's another piece that can be put to rest."
Both attorneys said that although the report took about 3 1⁄2 years to be completed, it was very thorough.
The families have wrongful death lawsuits pending in U.S. District Court against Blue Hawaiian and the manufacturer of the helicopter.
"We're cautiously optimistic that Blue Hawaiian at this point will do the right thing and try to bring this matter to an end quickly so (the families) don't have to suffer with protracted litigation," Grace said. "When families have to go through that, it's like opening the wound every time."
The report found the pilot failed to clear the mountainous terrain while operating in marginal weather conditions, causing the tail rotor and horizontal stabilizer to hit the ground and/or vegetation, which led to the pilot's loss of control.
"Contributing to the accident was the pilot's decision to operate into an area surrounded by rising terrain, low and possibly descending cloud bases, rain showers and high wind," the report of probable cause stated.
The helicopter was engulfed in flames after crashing near Kilohana Elementary School. The school's principal said at the time that there had just been a heavy downpour and he thought the loud boom from the crash was thunder.
The Associated Press contributed to this report. Kari Andren is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. She can be reached at 724-850-2856 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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ALP rates claim my own view, admits PM
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Prime Minister John Howard was forced to concede yesterday that his claim that interest rates would rise under a Labor government was a personal view, not that of economists or the financial markets.
A survey of 14 independent economists by Reuters found that not one of them agreed with Mr Howard's claim that interest rates would automatically rise under a Labor government.
Mr Howard said his argument was based on Labor's track record in government, not on what other people thought. "My claim is based on the experience of the past and the impact of Labor's policies," he said.
He refused to guarantee that interest rates would not rise under a Coalition government. "But what I can claim is that because of our policies and because of Labor's policies under their past performance, and our past performance, interest rates will always be lower under a Coalition government than under a Labor government," Mr Howard said. "I've made my claim, I support it by field evidence and argument, and I stand by it."
He offered a slight variation on his standard response to questions on whether he would serve a full term as prime minister if the Coalition wins. Asked on Adelaide radio whether he would serve a full term, Mr Howard said: "If my party wants me to, I will stay as long as they want me to. That commitment covers every contingency."
Asked later if that meant if he intended to serve the full three years, Mr Howard said: "You can read what I've said and that is that if the Australian people are kind enough to re-elect me . . . I will stay as long as my party wants me to."
Treasurer Peter Costello brushed aside questions on the Liberal leadership yesterday. Asked if his patience would extend to another three years as Mr Howard's Liberal deputy, he said he was running to be returned as treasurer "and I am not going to turn this economy over to Simon Crean".
Asked if he ever woke up in the middle of the night thinking he was never going to be prime minister, he replied: "I tell you what, I wake up in the middle of the night worrying about the fact that next Saturday night people's mortgages could rely on Mark Latham."
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Welcome to the Parish of Lower Hutt!
We seek to love and share Christ with others in the heart of the Hutt, and in the Hutt's western hills. We are a friendly and accepting community where people of many nationalities and styles of worship find a place. Our Parish consists of two Churches St James' Lower Hutt and All Saints' Belmont.
Our church programmes are geared to all ages, from pre-school to the elderly, and we have a strong ministry to children, youth and families, including a chaplaincy service to Chilton St James School.
Join our men's, women's or youth groups, our youth or adult choir or band, or one of our home groups. We aim to grow in the love and service of God and of others, and believe that we do that best in community.
St James's Sunday services are held at 8am and 10am. At All Saints' Church the Sunday service commences at 9am.
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Sleep disorder treatment maker ResMed has reported record quarterly profit and revenue, driven by strong demand for its products in the US.
The company reported net profit for the three months to September 30 rose to $US13.9 million ($18.4 million) from $US12.2 million last year, while revenue rose to $US87.7 million from $US72.9 million.
A jump in US sales by 32 per cent after the launch of new products was partly offset by slower growth in international sales elsewhere of 10 per cent, weighed down by a poor result in Japan stemming from a delay in supplies. Excluding the Japanese result, international sales rose 24 per cent.
Chief executive Dr Peter Farrell said US sales were "extremely robust" with mask sales up 42 per cent on the year and sales of breathing devices up 20 per cent.
Patients suffering heart and obesity-related health problems were among those buying ResMed products, he said, adding that he expected the sleep therapy market to grow by up to 20 per cent per year.
The result was in line with expectations, with the US result bettering the 19 per cent growth of major rival Respironics. Dr Farrell said ResMed had won market share from Respironics in the US.
Citigroup Smith Barney analyst Andrew Goodsall said: "If you strip out currency effects and the Japan result and come back to the base numbers, that level of growth is well above guidance and beats what we would regard industry growth rates."
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When members of the San Bernardino County Libertarian Party elected Matthew Barnes as the group's vice chairman for 2010, they knew he was a registered sex offender.
"The members of the party that voted for him, they voted for him knowing he had completed his time and his punishment and didn't want to hold that against him," said Paul Darr, the county party chairman, who says he's planning a run for the State Assembly. "He completed his punishment by the state and has been reformed."
Barnes, 41, pleased guilty in 1993 to three countes of lewd or lascivious acts with a child under 14 years old, according to court records. The crimes were committed in the summer of 1987, when Barnes was 19.
Barnes did not return messages left with the party chairman.
Court records detailing the specifics of Barnes' offenses were not immediately available. Darr said he did not know details of the crimes. But it likely wouldn't matter, at this point.
"There's nothing that gives us the authority to remove him from his position," Darr said.
He added that Barnes is "not in the position to do any harm to individuals."
Darr appears to be more accepting of Barnes' past than some party leaders.
Michael Mendez, the county party's outgoing secretary, said Barnes is "a nice guy" who has done a lot for the party. But Mendez plans to cut ties to the party when his term as secretary ends in December.
"I'm a deacon of my church," he said. "I work with children. ... I deal with lots of people who would say, 'That's not a good idea, Mike."'
Darr said he hopes having a registered sex offender in a leadership role doesn't give people the wrong impression about the Libertarian Party, which bills itself as "socially tolerant" and "fiscally responsible."
"I hope it would show that members of the party, while being aware of people's past, are willing to take in people that have reformed," Darr said. "Hopefully it's not taken as us harboring criminals."
Jack Pitney, a professor of political science at Clarmont McKenna College, said Libertarian Party members generally don't care enough about winning elections to keep such public relations snafus from happening.
"A lot of people in both (major) parties, and independents as well, have libertarian beliefs, but this is the kind of problem that keeps them from even thinking about the Libertarian Party," he said, noting that Barnes' case is not the first of its kind.
"Not long ago, the Libertarian Party's candidate for lieutenant governor was Norma Jean Almodovar," Pitney said. "She was a prostitute."
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Face it: Unlike those poseurs at the mall pet stores, the animals here really need you. At any given time, the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has 300 to 400 pets waiting to be adopted -- every kind of critter, from dogs and cats to horses and pigs. Your $65 kitty or doggy adoption fee includes spaying or neutering, health screening, leashes and cat carriers, and vouchers for initial visits to vets in the SPCA's network. Think a mutt (or mixed breed, as we like to call them) just isn't right for you? Check out the SPCA anyway: Twenty percent of the society's animals are pure-bred.
Start clowning around -- it could earn you a cool 35 large a year. Instructor Larry Kibbey, 76, has been clowning since 1949 and has written seven books on the subject, so he's got the Bozo thing down pat. He's also the patriarch of what he calls the world's largest family of clowns and magicians -- 14 fabulous entertainers in all. Kibbey learned at the gigantic shoes of four of the most famous Ringling Bros. clowns of the past century, and now he's ready to show you the Way of the Honking Nose. For $600, you get seven two-hour courses on things like the history of clowning, costuming, makeup and balloon sculpting. Some of his goofy grads have found jobs working in Hollywood or for Disney. And lest you think that there's no moolah in acting the fool, Kibbey claims he once earned $49,000 for four days' work clowning around for alkies and crackheads at a state hospital. That's over $12,000 a day. Who's laughing now?
Did your understanding of Spanish stop somewhere between agua and adiós? Well, Leisure Learning Unlimited offers an imaginative way for you to habla mas espaol. For about $200, you can take LLU's accelerated Spanish classes, which combine role-playing, singing and dancing to maximize your learning potential. The small classes (12 to 14) meet once a week for three hours, for eight weeks total. At the end of each class, the teacher plays soft music and uses relaxation techniques to etch the day's lessons into your long-term memory. For those more accustomed to traditional book learnin', LLU offers other classes for around $80. So what are you waiting for? Vamos!
The sign in the window of Savers promises "4000 new items daily," and they're not kidding. This cavernous thrift store has every type of clothing, along with a variety of housewares and some furniture, on sale for cheap, cheap, cheap. Start your shopping trip by picking up one of Savers' complimentary shopping carts or big red-and-white bags so as to better collect your goodies. Then it's off to the hunt. Explore the entire wall covered in shoes, or check out the dishware (all mugs only 49 cents!). There are regular 50-percent-off sales, and unlike many thrift stores, Savers welcomes exchanges. The store is nice and clean, with huge aisles for easy strolling. Store employees have taken care to make sure the high-quality clothes aren't jammed in too tightly, so sorting through the hundreds of women's dresses or men's shirts isn't difficult. For those who think Savers sounds too highbrow to be a real thrift store, no worries. There are plenty of weird, hidden treasures to be found. How about a semi-bizarre framed painting of two flamingos titled Miami Nights for only $1.99?
Perhaps you've always craved a sterling silver tea set, or a vintage rhinestone brooch or a velvet couch. From the sublimely beautiful to the ridiculously tacky, the Guild Shop has it all -- and at great prices. Because parishioners at the upscale St. John the Divine Church donate their often valuable castoffs to this church-sponsored resale shop, fancy but outdated designer clothes, jewelry and sterling abound. Watch prices fall with monthly markdowns, but beware: Antiques dealers regularly scout for bargains and swoop down when prices drop. The mostly elderly volunteers are sweet if a little slow; patience in the checkout line is a must.
Tucked just a few blocks away from the main vintage clothing drag on Westheimer is Houston's best-kept resale secret, The Way We Wore. Its locale, an old Montrose home, gives the place heaps of character. And inside you'll find a resale shopper's dream -- the place is chock-full of high-quality outfits from the days when your grandmother still liked to party. To help keep the decades straight, owner Pam Nunnally has sorted her goodies into the Martini Room, the Love Room and the '70s Disco Room, so you'll know where to go whether you're in search of that perfect cocktail dress or a pair of swinging bell-bottoms. If you're the type who wants to dress up old-school only once in a while, The Way We Wore also rents outfits, so you'll be a one-of-a-kind at any prom or costume party. But the best thing about The Way We Wore, and the thing that's lacking from those giants on Westheimer, is the personal attention you'll get from Nunnally, who has a great eye for picking out the perfect outfit for any figure.


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In this supernatural anime series, young Abe no Masahiro -- the grandson of revered sorcerer Abe no Seimei -- finds himself falling short in the magic department. His grandfather took him on as an apprentice and taught him everything he knew, but with little chance to use his talents, Masahiro has lost his second sight. Things change, however, when a demon appears and announces that Masahiro must reenergize his skills -- or face a fiery death.


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Nature is a refuge from the intensity of my work, which I love. Dancing and long bike rides also bring me joy. And spontaneously making up bad folk songs.
I love exploring cities on foot or bike. Interested in shamanism and the Economist.
Ive journeyed across the globe, including living two years in a small village on the edge of the Sahara during the Peace Corps. My 20-something idealism is alive and well, but tempered with greater compassion and pragmatism.
Lionel Richie, says it best: "Hello? Is it you I'm looking for?"
I've channeled my creativity into creating urban places: developing well-designed housing and launching a non-profit that greens neighborhoods.
I relish being physical (running, cycling, yoga, climbing). And napping on weekends, when I get the chance.
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When it's over, I want to say: all my life
I was a bride married to amazement.
I was the bridegroom, taking the world into my arms.
TV: I don't own one, but have fallen into temporary obsessions with The Wire, Mad Men & Game of Thrones. For laughs, nothing beats The Daily Show or South Park. I can't get enough of Game of Thrones. Winter is coming.
Music: I love it too much! (Is that possible?). One sweet spot is alt-folk-indie stuff, especially Gillian Welch, Vetiver, Wilco, The Avett Brothers, Ray LaMontange, the XX, Fruit Bats, Black Keys and M Ward. I love dancing to break-beats (Pink Mammoth, Green Gorilla, BrassTax), Afrobeat (Fela!), neo-soul (d'Angelo & Anthony Hamilton top the list) 70s funk and soul (Stevie, JB, Curtis, Sly & Al). And oh yes: chamber music and anything with cellos, especially Zoe Keating.
Food: I love eating & cooking SLO (seasonal, local & organic), but reserve the right to indulge in Popeye's fried chicken when certain dark urges arise. Californian-inspired French food is probably my favorite, closely followed by Japanese.
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The more things change .... Seven of the anglers fishing today (the Top 12) were in the Top 12 after the first day and 11 were in the Top 12 after Day 2. Just goes to show you that big leaps in the leaderboard don't happen when the fishing's good (nearly everyone has a limit) and the bass are relatively small (just two more than 5 pounds).
And don't expect any big moves today, either. Even though 3 pounds separates first from seventh place, this race is between the top couple of anglers. In Elite Series history, no one has ever come back from lower than sixth place to win on the final day. The Day 3 leader goes on to win 65 percent of the time. One of the Top 2 anglers wins 84 percent of the time. That's good news for Todd Faircloth and Aaron Martens.


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Kosher Mezuzah Parchment Scroll (Klaf)
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Kosher parchment scroll (klaf) written by an Israeli scribe (called a Sofer Stam in Hebrew). Size 7, which is 3 inches long. This mezuzah scroll will fit most mezuzah cases.
This is the scroll that is put inside the mezuzah cases. It contains the Jewish prayer, the Shema, beginning with the phrase: "Listen, Israel, the Lord is our God, the Lord is One." Mezuzot are placed on entry doors to fulfill the Biblical commandment to proclaim the Shema "on the doorposts of your house and on your gates."
These are Ashkenazi style - written on animal skin without bleaching so the natural beauty of the skin shows through.


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A new student collects all but one of the trophies doled out at a school assembly, and the one she didn't win - Becky's - soon goes missing. Later, WordGirl battles Dr. Two Brains for control of his snooze-ray and her secret spaceship hideout.
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Marking the end of a remarkable era in cellular technology, the FCC is officially letting American carriers decommission their legacy analog networks as of today, February 18, 2008. Few of us still own a phone based on AMPS -- Advanced Mobile Phone System, ironically, despite the fact that there's been nothing "advanced" about it for many years -- but we owe the very existence of the world's modern wireless infrastructure to the introduction and overwhelming success of the Bell Labs-developed technology.
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Adam Lambert's Advice to 'American Idol' Contestants: 'Maintain Your Own Integrity as an Artist' (EXCLUSIVE)
"I already saw some pretty important reviews, and everything was kosher. That was a very validating… At the end of the day, being a mainstream artist obviously there is pressure to sell. I can't control that, but I can control the quality of the songs," Lambert, 30, told Celebuzz at the MLB Fan Cave in New York City.
Although he's enjoying the success, he'll be the first to admit it didn't come easily. Now with Season 11 contestants Joshua Ledet, Jessica Sanchez and Phillip Phillips all vying for the coveted Idol title, Lambert is offering some advice to the wide-eyed singers.
Find out what tough love Adam is serving to the graduating Idol hopefuls — and much more below.
"The transition from a TV talent contest to mainstream radio is really tricky. It is a whole other industry. The rules are different. Your music is based on a lot more than just popularity. The hardest thing about the show is maintaining your own integrity as an artist. You have to work hard. Nothing happens instantly after the show," he advises.
On Thursday (May 17), Lambert will be returning to his old stomping grounds, performing his new hit "Never Close Our Eyes" on the Idol stage. While he promises an "off the charts" stage show, he's hoping to pull a few antics of his own backstage — like possibly raiding judge Steven Tyler's wardrobe closet!
"I love [Aerosmith frontman] Steven Tyler — and his wardrobe. Every time he comes on screen, I'm like, 'What the hell is he wearing?!' I love it… I should ask him if I can raid his closet," the Grammy-nominated singer joked.
Up next, Lambert will be filling in for one of his primary influences, the late Queen frontman Freddie Mercury, during five European concerts with Brian May and Roger Taylor of Queen.
"I'm excited and honored. There is a lot of work to be done. It has been a while since I covered someone else's music. It's a different type of challenge. I've done research… I want to pay respect to Freddie. I don't want to just copy him and do an impression. I'm trying the best I can, working together with Brian and Roger. It's going to be beautiful," Lambert gushed.
The former Idol alum has no plans to tour in promotion of his own album, Trespessing, but hopes to have "something lined up by the end of the year."
In the meantime, his fans can expect to see his new music video for "Never Close Your Eyes" within a few weeks. Trying not to give the whole concept away, Lambert revealed, "It's a little sci-fi. It challenges and reinterprets the lyrics. It's not obvious. I mean, with me I'm not into the obvious. I like to twist things."
In case you missed it, check out Part 1 of our interview with Adam — and watch his music video below.


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TWELVE people are awaiting deportation after a recent blitz by the Department of Immigration on the South Coast. The department conducted a series of operations targeting a local businesses owner, with multiple sites, who had a "history of non-compliance regarding illegal workers." Among the 12 illegal workers detained were two women from local Warilla restaurant, Delicious Noodle House. The illegal workers have been detained and transferred to Sydney Villawood Detention Centre.
IN the wake of the recent crackdown along the South Coast, two local businesses have spoken out about their experiences with the Department of Immigration.
Owner of a Thai restaurant in Shellharbour, Sirins Sukapojana, said she was at the centre of an operation 10 years ago.
"A big group came into the shop unannounced, during the lunch service and they locked all the doors, shut the shop and wouldn't let anyone out," Ms Sukapojana said.
"They came in like we were criminals and searched everywhere. They didn't seem to care about the business that we lost that day.
"I understand that there has to be a process and there has to be laws in place, but it can be really hard and expensive to even apply for a sponsorship and then sometimes your application is rejected."
A spokesperson for the Minister for Immigration and Border Protection said operations were regularly conducted across regional areas as part of the department's enforcement program to ensure that non-Australian citizens have valid visas to work in Australia and also that employers check the visa status before hiring employees.
Sunny Rattan, owner of Suashan Indian Restaurant on Addison Street in Shellharbour, said it was the individual responsibility of business owners to do the right thing. However, Mr Rattan said it was often difficult to get workers who specialise in their cuisine into regional areas.
"People want to stay in cities, like Wollongong or Sydney and don't want to come down here, so we have to sponsor someone to come over, which costs around $10,000," Mr Rattan said.
"Being a different cuisine we need Indian chefs. The department ask us to advertise for employees on the Gumtree website and if we don't find someone we apply to sponsor someone to come over."
Mr Rattan said immigration costs increase every year in July by about five per cent.


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Vail Daily letter: You have to choose
January 8, 2014
Dear Vail Resorts,
Let me explain to you why I will not be returning to this resort anytime in the near future and will indicate to other families on online forums that they should decline to come to Vail as well.
As you are aware, marijuana is now legal in Colorado. I have been visiting Vail and Beaver Creek for many years now with my family, and enjoyed all my years here with no real problems. We have a lot of memories here. Within the span of several days, my son and I were exposed to numerous conversations on buses, gondola rides and restaurants related to recreational drug use. The fact that people are restricted to smoking pot in the privacy of their room doesn't mean that they won't reek of pot on gondola rides, or that they won't be talking about getting high with numerous other substances within earshot of numerous families. Within the span of two to three days, I had at least three to four separate occasions in public areas where I had to specifically ask people to not talk about their drug use. People were obviously put off by my asking them to stop, and I was furious to even be put in this situation.
I think the public debate on allowing pot to be sold is completely off. The people who live this type of lifestyle can't afford to support resorts like Vail that frankly cater to a demographic more like my own, and candidly, you don't get to be successful by engaging in this type of lifestyle. Why am I going to pay to come to a resort where my son is exposed to these sorts of things? I don't want him skiing or going anywhere on his own — he is a teenager, and why should he be shaped by these types of conversations?
Not only this, but it's a safety hazard. Do you think I want people speeding by me on the slopes who were high the evening before?
I really recommend you get this situation under control as quickly as possible because word will get out to families very quickly. At this point, I'm very much inclined to go to Utah for my vacations instead of Colorado. You can't be a destination resort for high-earners and a pot-town at the same time — you have to choose.
Christine Arakelian
New York
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I did it! I finally got off my lazy ass (well, actually, I got on it, but you know what I mean) and finished the article. After writing, changing, writing, changing, writing, changing, nomming, changing, nomming, nomming, putting on hold for about 5 months, and deleting the 2nd half of the article, it's finally finished. One last Pee Review before I deem it DONE. += 03:47,3November,2009
- As you requested I review this due to my ignorance (of past nominations), in 24 hours I'll tell you about the little people. I expect my payment in gold. WHY???PuppyOnTheRadio 16:46, November 6, 2009 (UTC)
- Do you accept round pieces of chocolate wrapped in tacky gold foil? += 19:58,6November,2009
- Sure! Send me 20 lbs. WHY???PuppyOnTheRadio 20:09, November 6, 2009 (UTC)
- Do you accept round pieces of chocolate wrapped in tacky gold foil? += 19:58,6November,2009
There you go. I assume digital chocolate is fair? += 20:22,6November,2009
- Sure! Tries to chew his computer screen but forgets to first unwrap it WHY???PuppyOnTheRadio 20:48, November 6, 2009 (UTC)
|Introduction I like to start my reviews by stating how unqualified I am. I'm currently nommed for RotM, have a basic idea of leprechaun mythology, but as I think I told you I haven't seen any of the leprechaun movies (if you don't count "Darby O'Gill and the Little People," which I don't remember anyway).
|The concept seems to be "government accidentally creates monster who goes on a rampage." That's fine; it's served as the basic plot in one form or another of many movies. But this article has elements that could be developed more, as described below.
|Prose and Formatting:
|I put Prose and Formatting comments and Humour together to avoid unnecessary repetition, but do score them separately. (You'll see this, as your Humour score is lower than P and F).
Overall, I think your writing is good, and fits the idea of a report. There are some things, though, that don't seem to be explained, leaving loose ends. And I do think it could use more humour throughout.
The Project
The Creature
The Green Party
The Aftermath
Again, I think some of the descriptions in the article are good, but there are some questions you might want to answer.
|Most of these comments are above. I didn't find much that I personally found humorous. The article read primarily as a straight description, and some of the humour didn't seem to fit the subject of the article.
|In general, I liked your images and captions. I'm guessing that you had the leprechaun looking more human so you could use the Hornswoggleacid.jpeg photo, but that's all right.
|Average of above.
|Final Score:
|In conclusion, I like the writing, and there were some very nice descriptions of the leprechaun and the carnage (I particularly like the professor and the tape recorder--your description I found better than the image). If you added more humour throughout that really fits the leprechaun, and tightened up some of those loose ends, I would score this quite a bit higher. Happy editing!
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Commuters pay up to 40pc more for public transport since recession hit
BUS and rail passengers have been hit with fare increases of up to 40pc since the economic crisis kicked in.
Bus Eireann, Dublin Bus, Iarnrod Eireann and Luas users are paying up to €300 more a year for their commute after a series of hikes since 2008.
But people travelling in areas with private sector competition, particularly on bus routes, have escaped the worst of the increases.
Data from the public transport companies shows there has been no increase in Bus Eireann fares and only a 2pc hike in rail fares for services between Dublin and Galway. This is largely due to competition from private bus companies, including City Link and GoBus.
This compares with increases of 31pc on the Dublin-Rosslare train line and 21pc hikes on bus services to Waterford.
Transport Minister Leo Varadkar has refused to rule out further increases, and CIE companies have been told to sell assets and streamline services to make them more efficient.
Newly released figures show the extent to which commuters have been hit by increases since 2008.
• The cost of an annual Dublin Bus ticket has risen 43pc since January 2008 – passengers pay €1,120 today compared with €780 five years ago.
• Commuter tickets in the Greater Dublin Area for Iarnrod Eireann and Luas rose between 16pc and 28pc.
• Dublin Bus cash fares for longer journeys have also been hit with hikes of 40pc, up from €2 to €2.80.
• Shorter Dublin Bus journeys have fallen in price, down to 65 cent from €1.05.
The highest increase for a monthly rail ticket is on the Dublin-Rosslare route (up 31pc), followed by Dublin-Sligo (24pc).
There has been no change in Bus Eireann fares between Dublin and Sligo and Dublin and Galway.
Higher ticket prices have been introduced because of falling passenger numbers and a cut in the government subsidy to the CIE group of companies.
State payments, or subvention, have fallen by more than €60m since 2008, with further cuts due.
Since 2008, the companies have reduced costs by €170m. Further reductions are on the way, including job losses.
But passengers may be forced to help make up the shortfall with more fare increases in the coming years.
The hikes were defended by the companies, which said annual tickets still represented good value.
Dublin Bus said its annual tickets offered unlimited travel and cost only €4.87 a day. Reclaiming the tax under the taxsaver scheme reduced this figure to between €2.34 and €3.36 a day for workers.
But the Consumers' Association of Ireland described the increases as "outrageous".
"There have been no income increases in that period, they've either gone down or been frozen," said association chief Dermott Jewell.
"That's an outrageous increase.
"It's also unlikely to be the last of the fare increases. The reality is that for consumers to take these increases they have to cut back or cut out other purchases, and that is having an effect on businesses, with closures."
Passengers lobby group Rail Users Ireland said the increases were disproportionate and came despite any real improvements in services.
"The service to Rosslare hasn't got any better but it's gone up 31pc," said spokesman Mark Gleeson.
"The increases are disproportionate. There's no analysis of how good the services are when the fares are being decided. There's no customer evaluation, there's just a raw financial analysis.
"There's an argument that by cutting fares you will get more customers, but they are going to keep going up."
Bus Eireann said inter-city services were priced to take competition into account, while the Railway Procurement Agency said the Luas lines were longer after extensions were opened to the Point and Saggart.
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"You can't go wrong with awesome retro gaming! One of the best series ever began right here."
Castlevania's original title was a fairly big deal when it first hit shelves. There was little if anything else out there that was quite like it, and the Castlevania series would eventually go on to become one of gaming's finest niches as a result of the initial popularity of the first game. There aren't a whole lot of gamers out there that don't know the name "Castlevania", although the series will never reach the star power of a Zelda or a Final Fantasy.
And why would Konami decide to make Castlevania a full-on series after just one game? Because the first title kicked ass, that's why.
Everyone knows the story of Dracula. Beginning with Bram Stoker's 1897 novel and continuing all through present-day storytelling, Dracula has become the most famous vampiric character of all time. He's been in many stories (almost all of which portray him as a villain, though he has his moments where God grants him forgiveness and honor) and has generally always played the same role --- Dracula is the most powerful vampire known to mankind, and he seeks vengeance and death upon the living.
Many heroes have come forth to battle Dracula and end the vampiric threats to mankind. In the Castlevania series, this honor goes to the Belmont Clan --- specifically, one Simon Belmont. With your trusty whip and an arsenal of special attacks that are all specifically designed to combat the vampiric forces of evil, you alone stand before Dracula's desires to rule mankind's world as we know it. To do so, you'll infiltrate Dracula's stronghold of Castlevania (a spoof off of the name Transylvania, a city that not only actually exists in Romania, but a place that plays a huge role in many stories featuring Dracula) and play one-man army until you either defeat the forces of evil or die trying.
Your main weapon will be a whip that you'll only be able to swing straight ahead. Early on your whip will be very weak, but destroying various parts of the environment will allow you to upgrade the whip twice. You'll go back to the default whip if you die, but you'll be able to upgrade it fairly quickly regardless of what part of the game you die in. Most normal enemies will go down with one hit from the level 3 whip, though the tougher enemies and bosses will obviously take some effort to bring down.
Simon will also have various special weapons at his leisure, which are found either by destroying various parts of the environment such as candelabras, or dropped by enemies themselves. Your whip doesn't have a ton of range, but this is rectified by your special weapons. Throughout the game, Simon will be able to launch axes, daggers, boomerangs, and various other vampire-killing weapons at his leisure. It's also not unheard of to stop time or to lay waste to every enemy on the screen all at once. The catch is that Simon doesn't know how to carry more than one special weapon at the same time, so you'll have to choose wisely when you come across more than one.
For the most part, the enemies in the game aren't too difficult to kill. If by chance you play this game after some of the more recent Castlevania installments, you'll know how to tackle most of them as soon as they pop up on the screen. The enemies get more difficult and annoying as you progress through the game, but that's how platformers are supposed to work. Don't be too surprised however if you play this game after Symphony of the Night or Dawn of Sorrow and get your ass handed to you by Medusa Heads or Axe Knights. Certain enemies that were difficult in the early days of Castlevania were greatly toned down, and you'll see why when you try to jump over a pit or climb a staircase in the vicinity of Medusa Heads. Prepare for hell.
The level design, or lack thereof in the case of the first Castlevania, is wholly linear. There is virtually never an alternative path to take, and the first game in the Castlevania series is absolutely nothing like the "Metroidvania"-style games that the Castlevania fans of today have come to know and love. From the very beginning of the game until the very end, you'll literally be on a singular path through the entire game. This isn't to say that the level design makes the game bad (Ninja Gaiden will attest that a game can be just fine with this type of level design in it), but don't expect anything dramatic or overly difficult on your quest to slay Dracula.
This actually gets offset somewhat by the excellent soundtrack and graphics (for its time, anyway) in the game. Castlevania does an excellent job of putting you in the game; most of the settings are done very well, and most of the music tracks fit the theme of the game perfectly. There are a few black sheep here and there, such as one of the later levels being white and the music for the final boss being horrendous, but overall the soundtrack and graphics are well-done.
The only major issues in Castlevania come from the gameplay itself. A lot can be forgiven given how old the game is, but there are a lot of flaws that have caused Castlevania to age horribly since its release. If you jump, don't even think about not giving it your all. Simon will finish his jump in full, regardless of whether or you left, right, or straight up. He can't move in midair.
Speaking of jumping, don't even think about trying to jump while on stairs. The world of Castlevania considers that cheating, regardless of how badly you want to avoid those enemies that are bent on tearing out your limbs. They just love when you try to climb stairs.
Don't get too attached to your weapons, because you lose them all and go back to your basic whip if you die. The game doesn't even give you a break by waiting until you're out of lives before pulling this one on you, either. Every death means losing it all. And if you go up one floor, the floor below you will no longer exist; magically, all pits on the current floor will have no bottom.
Granted the gameplay isn't all bad --- it's actually pretty damn fun if you can see past all of the little annoyances and glitches --- but said annoyances are what prevents Castlevania from being one of the more elite titles on the NES. It's fairly influential in its own right (Ninja Gaiden was essentially a Castlevania ripoff, right down to many of the aforementioned glitches being in the game), but you'll almost never hear Castlevania mentioned in the same breath with such games as Super Mario Brothers when it comes to influential titles on the NES. Too many things hold it back.
Though with this said, Castlevania would eventually go on to be an excellent series, with Konami deeming many features from the original as being worthy of standing the test of time. After all these years, your magic points are still charged by breaking things and getting hearts. After all these years, you'll still get healed to full health after killing a boss via stealing the energy from its soul. We're still fighting the same enemies and are loving every second of it. We're still using the same special weapons, and never get tired of throwing an axe up two floors to kill some weak enemy that we could easily dispatch face to face. After all these years, the Belmonts are still kicking ass and taking no prisoners.
And after all these years, Dracula's favorite attack is to hold open his cloak and launch three fireballs --- and we're still too stupid to not get our asses whipped before figuring out how to avoid them. Long live Castlevania!
Reviewer's Rating: 3.5 - Good
Originally Posted: 07/24/06, Updated 09/29/10
Game Release: Castlevania (US, 05/31/87)
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Overall, Om 3D is a unique attempt in Telugu film industry as Indian cinema. Although it deals with a cliched plot, the treatment of subject with advanced technology makes the movie very spacial. It is a treat for action lovers as well as family audience. Don't miss it.
'OM' is just another loud and clichéd action drama with a very routine plot. The 3D effects do not add much value for the movie. Some good performances and one or two nice moments are just about the only things that work in this film.
Will give one after I have a count of the number of baddies, the number of fights in which bullets are rained, the number of tense conversations..
Hollywood technicians , 3D effects , Massive fight scenes are nothing without a perfect plot and story line which makes OM 3D a bad experience.
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LoBiondo Introduces Legislation to Protect South Jersey Beaches
U.S. Representative Frank A. LoBiondo (NJ-02) today introduced legislation to reauthorize the "Beaches Environmental Assessment and Coastal Health (BEACH) Act," which would increase federal support available to coastal states. Introduced with Congressman Timothy Bishop (NY-01), LoBiondo's legislation would provide up to $30 million annually through fiscal year 2011 for water quality testing at the nation's 6,000 public beaches. In the previous Congress, LoBiondo also authored the BEACH Act which was approved by the House in December 2005, but never considered by the full Senate.
"New Jersey has the highest quality of water along our beaches than any other state in the country. While other states test only on holiday weekends, New Jersey continuously tests the water quality each week to ensure the safest possible conditions for residents and visitors," said LoBiondo. "The state's 130 miles of coastline and beaches are critical to the $20 billion tourism industry that fuels our local and state economy. My legislation would ensure the EPA can continue testing the water quality off our coasts, which is critical to both the literal health of New Jersey beaches and the state's economic well-being."
Since 2001, New Jersey has received over $1.4 million in BEACH Act funding, with an additional $279,870 grant expected this year. The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) coastal and beach monitoring program is part of a cooperative initiative with the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJ DEP) to protect the state's waters. With the assistance of EPA's "Coastal Crusader" helicopter, each agency collects water samples once a week to test for bacteria; and they split the responsibility for aerial monitoring of the waters for floatable debris and oil slicks. In July 2006, LoBiondo joined with EPA Regional Administrator Alan Steinberg in a water quality testing exercise in the waters off of Atlantic City.
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Fashion month kicked off on Friday with the first full day of the New York womenswear shows, and there were some surprise attendees in the front row. Who were these lucky folks? Why you, dear reader. Or, to be accurate, people such as you: non-fashion professionals in the comfort of their own homes who got to see a variety of shows (and will get to see more) thanks to a move among some backroom players in the fashion world to provide digital access to the shows.
I am referring specifically to KCD and IMG. The former is one of the biggest press/event/show agencies in the fashion world, working with – at New York Fashion Week – Marc Jacobs, Diane von Furstenberg, Alexander Wang and Victoria Beckham, as well as, overseas, Gucci, Alexander McQueen, Givenchy and so on.


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Striker Wambach opened the scoring with a penalty after Stina Segerstrom fouled Lori Chalupny.
Her second came when she controlled a long ball on her chest and then drove in a 15-yard left-footed shot.
Sweden could not make the most of the chances that came their way and an early exit is looming for them.
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