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Sonic Mania
"It's the ultimate Sonic celebration! Sonic returns in a new 2D platforming high speed adventure, and he's not alone!
Developed in collaboration between SEGA, Christian Whitehead, Headcannon, and PagodaWest Games, experience new zones and remixed classic levels with Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles!"
Uncharted 4: A Thief's End
Several years after his last adventure, retired fortune hunter, Nathan Drake, is forced back into the world of thieves. With the stakes much more personal, Drake embarks on a globe-trotting journey in pursuit of a historical conspiracy behind a fabled pirate treasure. His greatest adventure will test his physical limits, his resolve, and ultimately what he's willing to sacrifice to save the ones he loves.
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A Way Out
A Way Out is a couch or online co-op only game where you play the role of one of two prisoners in a daring escape over and beyond the prison walls.
What begins as a thrilling escape quickly turns into an emotional adventure unlike anything seen & played before. A Way Out is a two-player experience. Each player controls one of the main characters, working together to escape the prison and continue beyond into each character's lives.
It is a game that explores the notion of trust, companionship and facing up to consequences.
Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite
Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite will feature a variety of exciting and accessible single player modes and rich multi-player content for new players and longtime fans alike. In addition to single player Arcade, Training and Mission modes, a visually stunning and immersive cinematic Story Mode will put players at the center of both universes as they battle for survival against a sinister new threat. Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite is being built to highlight a combination of iconic locations and fan favorite characters from both universes, including Captain Marvel and Iron Man from the Marvel side, and Ryu and Mega Man X from Capcom.
Absolver is an online multiplayer combat RPG where players are placed behind the mask of a Prospect under control of the Guides, the new rulers of the fallen Adal Empire, who have placed you here to determine your worth in joining their elite corps of Absolvers.
Super Mario Odyssey
The game has Mario leaving the Mushroom Kingdom to reach an unknown open world-like setting, like Super Mario 64 and Super Mario Sunshine.
Earthlock: Festival of Magic
An original turn-based role-playing game set in a world of machines and magic, a world that stopped spinning thousands of years ago.
Rich, non-linear story
Turn-based combat (No Active Time Battle)
Combat pairs (Allows more variations to your battle team)
Grow your own ammunition (Organic crafting)
Build and improve your home base
Environmental Puzzles
Gorgeous overworld with a retro feel
No random encounters (Monsters visible at all times)
Play as Male or Female protagonist (You can switch at any time)
Don't Knock Twice
Don't Knock Twice is a first-person horror game based on a psychologically terrifying urban legend. To save her estranged daughter, a guilt-ridden mother must uncover the frightening truth behind the urban tale of a vengeful, demonic witch. One knock to wake her from her bed, twice to raise her from the dead.
Explore a grand manor house and interact with almost every object you see. To find and save your daughter, you will explore all depths of the manor, searching for hidden clues and using items to fight or escape the terror that surrounds you.
The game is based on the film, Don't Knock Twice, starring Katee Sackhoff (Battlestar Galactica) and directed by Caradog James (The Machine).
Far Cry 5
Welcome to Hope County, Montana, land of the free and the brave, but also home to a fanatical doomsday cult known as The Project at Eden's Gate that is threatening the community's freedom. Stand up to the cult's leader, Joseph Seed and the Heralds, and spark the fires of resistance that will liberate the besieged community.
In this expansive world, your limits and creativity will be tested against the biggest and most ruthless baddest enemy Far Cry has ever seen. It'll be wild and it'll get weird, but as long as you keep your wits about you, the residents of Hope County can rest assured knowing you're their beacon of hope.
Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star
Fate/Extella is an upcoming action video game in the Fate/stay night series. The game is a single-player action game in which the player takes the role of a "master", who works together with spirits known as servants, who fight large numbers of enemies. The player can name the master, and can decide if they should be male or female. There are sixteen playable servants in the game, divided into eight classes: Saber, Archer, Lancer, Caster, Assassin, Rider, Berserker, and Extra Class. Different servants have different fighting styles: the Saber swordswoman Nero Claudius has powerful sword skills and balanced abilities; the Caster magus Tamamo no Mae can use magic skills; and the Saber swordswoman Attila uses a violent battle style.
Monster Hunter: World
Monster Hunter: World sees players take on the role of a hunter that completes various quests to hunt and slay monsters within a lively living and breathing eco-system full of predators…. and prey. In the video you can see some of the creatures you can expect to come across within the New World, the newly discovered continent where Monster Hunter: World is set, including the Great Jagras which has the ability to swallow its prey whole and one of the Monster Hunter series favourites, Rathalos.
Players are able to utilise survival tools such as the slinger and Scoutfly to aid them in their hunt. By using these skills to their advantage hunters can lure monsters into traps and even pit them against each other in an epic fierce battle. Can our hunter successfully survive the fight and slay the Anjanath? He'll need to select his weapon choice carefully from 14 different weapon classes and think strategically about how to take the giant foe down. Don't forget to pack the camouflaging ghillie suit!
Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove
Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove is the new name for the base Shovel Knight game. It will get all future updates and content for free just like before.
It will launch first on the Switch, during the systems launch window, and on all other platforms in April 2017. All owners of the previous version, across all platforms, will be upgraded to the new version of the game for free.
The Last Guardian
In a strange and mystical land, a young boy discovers a mysterious creature with which he forms a deep, unbreakable bond. The unlikely pair must rely on each other to journey through towering, treacherous ruins filled with unknown dangers. Experience the journey of a lifetime in this touching, emotional story of friendship and trust.
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Beyond Good & Evil 2
Beyond Good & Evil 2 marks the return of one of Ubisoftís most beloved games. The prequel will transport players into a profoundly multicultural world, capturing the spirit of the original with unforgettable characters, grandiose decors and intense dramas that play out across a vast universe. Players will rise from lowly pirate to legendary captain at the helm of massive star-faring vessels, adventuring alongside crews of unforgettable characters to fight for freedom and theright to determine their own fate among the stars. Ubisoft Montpellier will be developing the game alongside its community of fans.
Starring the world's most iconic Super Hero, Spider-Man (working title) features the acrobatic abilities, improvisation and web-slinging that the wall-crawler is famous for, while also introducing elements never-before-seen in a Spider-Man game. From traversing with parkour and utilizing the environment, to new combat and blockbuster set pieces, it's Spider-Man unlike any you've played before.
The Darwin Project
The Darwin Project takes place in a dystopian post-apocalyptic landscape in the Northern Canadian Rockies. As preparation for an impending Ice Age, a new project, half science experiment half live-entertainment, is launched. It's called "The Darwin Project" and it challenges participants to survive the cold and fight to the death in a treacherous arena. The Darwin Project offers a competitive multiplayer third person survival experience featuring at its core a new gameplay innovation: the manhunt. In his or her path to victory, a player must survive extreme environmental conditions, track opponents, and set traps in order to win.


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Parish Dinners
Of recent years, Parish Dinners have been held in conjunction with the feast of St Francis around the 4th October.
This is an opportunity for the two centres of St George (Birkdale) and St James (Wellington Point) to come together and have a celebration.
Guest speakers are often invited and a great meal is enjoyed.

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Known for cashing in on outrageous bets, Sgt. Robert Gray (James Ellison) accepts a wager that he can get hardnosed Gen. Markley (Paul Harvey) to invite him to breakfast. But before he can weasel his way to Markley's table, Gray falls head over heels for the general's daughter (Terry Walker). Morgan Hill, Arthur Lake and Ward Bond also star in this lighthearted musical comedy from Grand National Pictures.


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Why wouldn't there be a Ben & Jerry's flavor dediated to the manliest man in Pawnee? This Swanson inspired flavor may not be real, but his pain was felt worldwide when Ron discovered his favorite steakhouse had closed down.
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BlogHer Conference Update -- July 20, 2012
By Lori Luna on July 20, 2012
BlogHer Original Post
I don't know about you all but holy cow, BlogHer '12 is around the corner, quite literally, and we stacked our deck this week so let's jump right in with the major announcements:
- Soledad O'Brien, Christy Turlington Burns and Malaak Compton-Rock grace the main stage on Saturday to discuss their activism and charitable work. Read Jenna's post for all the details.
- Family Day at BlogHer '12 and The Oogieloves! Oh we said it, Family Day is back and this time it's a fun filled day with The Oogieloves and should not be missed. Check out Erin's post, get the scoop and bring the family for some post conference fun.
- Mystery party no more! BlogHer announces the first ever fashion show and party to celebrate your style. Elisa's post tells it all -- jump over and take a peek at what we have in store!
And if that is not enough...
- Shannon announced our 2012 Birds of a Feather (BOF) plan. This year BOF will be Saturday morning during breakfast. If you haven't heard of BOF, we can solve that -- check out Shannon's post and make some suggestions of your own!
But wait, there is more...
This week two BlogHer bloggers wrote some fabulous posts on what to expect at a BlogHer conference and their unique experiences -- have a read:
Now for some general information/reminders:
- We are sold out of student and expo/party pass tickets and we will not be adding more of either ticket type, but you can still buy one day and full conference passes.
- The deadline to transfer a ticket has passed -- we are no longer accepting ticket transfers.
- Speaking of tickets, read Amelia's post about your badge and all the details about when and where to get your badge.
- The Sheraton New York is sold out of rooms at the BlogHer rate. They might have rooms but the price will be at the prevailing rate.
Finally, we would like to send our thoughts to our Colorado bloggers -- stay strong and know we are wishing you all the best.
Until next time...
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Kingman Archives
Kingman hotel sells for $7.1M
Marcus & Millichap (NYSE: MMI), a leading commercial real estate investment services firm with offices throughout the United States and Canada, announced the sale of Best Western Plus Kings Inn & Suites, a 100-room hotel property located in Kingman, Arizona. The asset sold for $7,100,000, according to Todd Manning, sales manager of the firm's Las… Read More →
The 5 most haunted places in Arizona
Just in time for Halloween, we thought you might like to consider a ghostly visit to one of the five most haunted places in Arizona. Hotel San Carlos, 202 N. Central Ave. Phoenix Blood splattered on Leone Jensen's white gown as she hit the pavement from the rooftop of the seven-story hotel. Heartbroken and lonely,… Read More →
Tractor Supply at Frontier Crossing Opens in Kingman
The grand opening of Tractor Supply will be held November 9th at Frontier Crossing, located at the SEC of Interstate 40 and Stockton Hill Road in Kingman. The 25,898 SF store will join 99 Cent Only and Sears Hometown as part of the tenant lineup for this newly redeveloped shopping center. This will be the… Read More →
Microchip Announces FIRST Robotics results
Microchip Technology Inc., a leading provider of microcontroller, mixed-signal, analog and Flash-IP solutions, today announced the results of the 2013 FIRST® Robotics Competition (FRC) Arizona Regional, held March 22-23, 2013 in Chandler. Phoenix's Carl Hayden High School; Tempe Preparatory Academy, Tempe; and Buena High School, Sierra Vista qualified to compete in the 2013 FIRST Robotics… Read More →
Art Walk Events in Arizona November 2011
Art Walk Events in Arizona November 2011 Phoenix, AZ ~ First Friday Artwalk Friday, November 4th, 6-10 p.m. (602) 256-7539 facebook.com/FirstFridayArtwalk The weather will be cooling down … just perfect for visiting our various arts districts with great spaces and amazing art. Park at the Phoenix Art Museum, and ride our free shuttles (or ride… Read More →
Route 66: What Bridges Arizona To The Rest Of The Nation
Once dubbed the "Main Street of America," Route 66 not only is a landmark in U.S. history, but also played a vital role in developing Arizona's economy as a major piece of the state's infrastructure not long after statehood in 1912. Arizona has always been known as a gateway to California. First, with the California Gold… Read More →


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Rightly or wrongly, everyone is comparing Eliot Spitzer's comeback plans to seek the office of New York City comptroller to Anthony Weiner's bid to become the city's mayor.
It's understandable: Both the former New York governor (Spitzer) and former U.S. congressman (Weiner) are attempting to return to politics following a sex scandal. Both are seeking local offices in the city of New York. And both are politicians seeking to restore their sullied reputations through redemption in the public's eye.
But the real comparison should be between Spitzer and Mark Sanford. Weiner, who had a gift for communication with the press but few legislative accomplishments, is running for a notably higher office than the one he left behind. It's on the local rather than national level, sure, but the chief executive job of a very large and complex city would be a step up on the career ladder for even the most ambitious of politicians. (See Emanuel, Rahm.)
Sanford's and Spitzer's rehabilitation efforts are different, meanwhile, in that they are both seeking lower-ranking offices than they previously held. Sanford, the former South Carolina governor who was having an extramarital affair, successfully returned to politics in May by running as a local representative to the U.S. Congress. Spitzer is stooping even lower, seeking out the down-ballot role of comptroller, a sort of chief financial officer for the city. He may have ambitious designs on the job—"It is ripe for greater and more exciting use of the office's jurisdiction," he told the Times—but it still a decidedly less glamorous role than governor, attorney general or even U.S. congressman.
How much does a willingness to swallow one's pride and seek a lower office matter to voters? Who knows. Sanford, pundits say, succeeded in winning not because of his modesty but because of the political leanings of his district, his communication skills, the quality of his campaign team, and the approval of high-profile establishment types. Spitzer, meanwhile, is projected to do well because of his deep financial pockets, his name recognition, and his credibility as a tough cop against Wall Street executives.
Still, I believe the step down in the office sought will help his chances. We voters may be a merciful sort, but not to everyone. Forgiveness costs a pound of penance, and those leaders who, like Spitzer, exited quickly, stayed away for a little while, and then began their redemption with baby steps rather than arrogant leaps of faith are likely to fare a little better.
There may be plenty of boldness in Spitzer's choice to seek elected office again, but he also appears chastened. Pride may go before the fall, but it's easier to get back up without it.
Jena McGregor is a columnist for On Leadership.
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David Petraeus, Mark Sanford, Anthony Weiner and the art of the comeback
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Breaking Up
This isn't a post about divorce or ending a committed relationship. At least, not really. It is about breaking up the relationships which support you in your life, which can also be committed. It can also be dramatic and traumatic. If you've ever had to fire your child care provider, you know what I mean. Breaking up is hard to do.
The first difficulty is coming to accept that the relationship isn't working. Rarely is it a thunderbolt moment. Learning that your babysitter spent the evening with earphones and FaceTime while your child sat neglected and lonely is a no-brainer – you never ever call that person again. However, it isn't always so obvious.
It could be a million tiny details which are lost in the ocean of your days, until you can't avoid how many clues have washed ashore. This is true in business and in life. With employees, with swimming instructors, or the camps who expect your registration form every school holiday. Gradually you may realize that the arrangement which worked so well at first just doesn't feel the same anymore. There are mistakes, there are gaps in the information you need to feel comfortable. You don't feel valued, you don't feel appreciated. You have fallen out of love and it is time to break up.
How do you do it? It depends on the nature of the relationship. Breaking up with employees has certain legal and moral obligations. It is important to follow the rules, and do it with grace. It is very different when you are the customer. It is easy to just book a different PD Day camp, right? Just sign up with a new after-school program? Yes, and no.
These relationships are personal. They know your kids and they are in your neighbourhood. There is always the risk of a confrontation. Imagine finding yourself in the grocery lineup with the camp counsellor who asks "So did you have a good time at March Break?", assuming that you vacationed south – because why else wasn't your kid in the camp? As with all things, honesty is the best way to go. Even a vague answer which leaves them believing that you had fun in the sun has risks. Ottawa is a small enough place and there is lots of overlap and chances to look like a liar if you let misinformation stay out there.
If you need to break up, be honest, but kind. Explain that your child wants to try a different experience, meet new people, learn a new sport or skill. Or a simple "this isn't working for us anymore" may be enough.
What is the toughest break up you've had to do in your life?
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About the Author (Author Profile)Rebecca left her corporate cubicle to start Concierge Home Services, which helps makes lives better for busy homeowners by providing house cleaning, pet sitting, and home check services. Her company now has 6 locations in 3 cities, and ready for more franchisees. Rebecca practises kundalini yoga every morning, loves reading, learning, and quality time with her 2 daughters and baby grandson. Author's website.
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When I 18 and having a baby,he just left me…over 30 years ago and it still bothers me talking about it,but I am sure it was for the best I am married to an amazing man now who has raised my child since 4 and he is the best father a man could be.I am so blessed.
I have had friends in life that added a toxic feel to my life and I had to distance myself. Even though I know it is for the best not always is it cut and dry like you say making it a hard choice. I think time heals most wounds but some still stay.
At the time of break-ups the pain is so real,but as we go along in life we seem to find a better path that makes us wonder why we were there in the first place,everything in our life happens for a reason sometimes it takes up years to figure it all out…
The toughest breakup I had to do was with my ex, who wanted to stay friends but it was hurting him to do so.
I have been with my Husband 33 years and it breaks my heart when we see lifelong friends breaking up


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The move comes after Amazonas state Governor Eduardo Braga requested military help from the president.
Low river levels are preventing boats - for many the only means of transport - from using the Amazon safely.
Mr Braga declared a state of emergency on Monday and ordered workers to start digging wells for drinking water.
Many towns along the world's second longest river have declared alerts amid fears they could become isolated as the region's worst drought in more than 30-years continues.
Experts say water levels are expected to continue dropping until November.
They are blaming climate cycles, not global warming, for the drought, which has also led to enormous fires.
Brazilian meteorologists think the weather in the Amazon is affected by sunspots and water temperatures in the Pacific Ocean - factors which vary in regular patterns.


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Public peace has been restored in the Balinese regency of Bangli in the days following violent clashes between two villages that resulted in one death, a number of injuries and the initial arrest of 20 people. [Bangli Paralyzed by Civil Unrest]
By Thursday, July 21, 2011, two days after the clash - schools, businesses and government offices were resuming operations.
A mediation team formed by the regent of Bangli, Made Gianyar, is now working to arrive at a permanent peace between the two communities and to oversee joint religious rituals at the scene of the unrest that will restore cosmic balance between Man, God and Nature the central foundations of the Balinese credo of Tri Hita Karana.
During the transition period, a higher police presence will remain at key location in Bangli to ensure the peace is maintained.
Meanwhile, police and prosecutors are reported to be preparing indictments against several of those arrested in the conflict in connection with the death of Jero Slamet (55), who died after being struck with a blunt object.
Tourism activities at the popular tourist site of Kintamani and Lake Batur are said to be operating normally.


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The first few nights I did wake several times but was able to return to sleep, which is abnormal for me, once woken I usually stay awake for several hours.
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Here's the report from the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office:
Early on the morning of February 18, 2013, Multnomah County Sheriff's Office deputies received information about a 1997 Mazda B2300 pickup truck that was possibly heading westbound on I-84 towards Portland after being stolen in the City of Hood River. The Hood River Police Department provided a detailed description of the vehicle and a possible suspect name. A MCSO Patrol Sergeant parked his vehicle along I-84, just east of the City of Troutdale and soon located the vehicle at about 12:45am.
MCSO Sergeant Bryan White followed the stolen vehicle as it took exit 18 off of I-84 and headed towards Lewis & Clark State Park. Within a few minutes, two Troutdale police officers joined Sergeant White and a traffic stop was initiated on East Columbia River Highway, just west of the Troutdale Bridge. The vehicle accelerated quickly and was soon traveling at a speed that was unsafe for the conditions. The pursuit was terminated near downtown Troutdale, but the vehicle was soon spotted again by officers near the Troutdale Airport. Troutdale officers observed the vehicle drive into a business parking lot on NW Graham Circle. The stolen vehicle then drove through a cyclone fence and onto a field behind the business. The vehicle continued to travel eastbound back onto NW Graham Road on the north side of the Troutdale Airport and eventually crashed into a concrete jersey barrier at the intersection of NW Graham Road and NE Harlow Place. The driver, who was identified as Roy Binion, age 44, fled the vehicle on foot and was quickly apprehended by MCSO deputies and TPD officers.
Shortly after Binion was taken into custody, the Portland Police Bureau notified MCSO that Binion was wanted for questioning related to a bank robbery that occurred in Portland. Binion was booked at the Multnomah County Detention Center on the following charges stemming from the MCSO investigation:
– Unauthorized Use of a Vehicle
– Attempt to Elude (Felony)
– Attempt to Elude (Misdemeanor)
– Reckless Driving
– Criminal Mischief in the First Degree
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International Social Security Association ISSA;Social Security Institution of Turkey
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- May 28-30, 2013
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- Regional Social Security Forum for Europe 2013
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- Istanbul, Grand Cevahir Hotel & Convention Center, Turkey
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- The Regional Social Security Forum for Europe will provide a key platform for information and exchange on the most important regional social security trends and priority issues inthe region. A unique networking opportunity, the Forum will bring together social security administrators and managers, as well as policy-makers and representatives of international and regional organizations, to analyse and debate the strategic contribution of dynamic social security to address economic and social challenges in Europe. It will offer an opportunity to discuss the way forward and the role of dynamic social security in Europe and will be an important milestone towards the World Social Security Forum, which will be held in Doha, Qatar, in November 2013.[gem?_?? den Informationen des Anbieters - according to site editor's information]
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I chose the Big Isalnd of Hawaii as it has everything that all the other islands has with the exception of the number of people that Oahu and Maui has. The climate is one of the best on the islands as it has less wind and rain than other regions on the Big Island. The island is large enough that it does not make you feel like you are on an island. It has so many places to see and do that I will not be able to see or do it all in a life time. It has green, balck, white, and orange sand beaches.
Just wanted to send you an e-mail telling you how much we enjoyed our stay at your condo. It was nicer than I even expected, and such a nice plance to call home for our 9 days in paradise. We woke up every morning with the birds and enjoyed watching the sunrise over the hills to the east from the lanai and went to sleep each night with fond memories from the day. My husband and I LOVED the king bed in the master bedroom!!! Very comfortable!
Wow! What a great getaway in the midst of paradise. This condo was very well appointed with all the amenites needed to make our stay enjoyable and comfortable. There are two good sized bedrooms and bathrooms downstairs and one bedroom and bathroom upstairs. This setup lends for privacy and convenience. The lanai and living room were also spacious as we gathered for our long overdue family reunion. The tropical bird viewing from the lanai was something to behold. There are three pools on the premise but the oceanside pool was our favorite. I was able to get some beautiful sunset pictures from this location. If snorkeling or scuba diving is your thing the Fair Winds marina is only about a 10 minute walk from the condo. Golfing is also right here with the lanai overlooking the course. The supermarket is also located only minutes away by car. All the conveniences are close at hand yet this is a very quiet and serene setting away from the hustle and bustle. Everything was very clean and well maintained. Our stay was everything we hoped for and expected. The only caveat would be for those who don't have good mobility as they may find walking the stairs to this upper unit somewhat challenging. The owners gave us good suggestions on touring the island and seeing the sites right here in Kona. We would highly recommend this condo unit for all of the above reasons and so much more. It was so good to get out of the Oregon.!
Great condo that met all our needs! Spacious and beautifully decorated with lots of great adventures just steps away!
This condo is in a great location south of town and so reasonably priced. The complex is clean, kept up and beautiful. We all enjoyed the convenience of the three pools. The layout of the condo was perfect for us, parents of grown daughters and a son-in-law. Everyone had their own space and the public areas are large and open. We did a lot of our own cooking and the owners have really made that easy. They have stocked the kitchen with great tools, pans, dishes, etc. Best I've seen anywhere we've rented. The lanai is super comfortable. The view isn't of the ocean, but great for bird (and people) watching. And, with the ocean just steps away, we had easy sunset-viewing every night. There's a grocery just up the hill and easy access to town. We followed the owners recommendations for restaurants, sight-seeing, snorkeling, etc. and were not disappointed. All of the advance help and guidance was so appreciated, especially once we got there. I'm sad we had to come home and can't wait to go back!
Very nice spacious condo with perfect loft for a teenager to do his/her own thing.
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We took our 3 adult children and our only granddaughter for a week in this wonderful condo. The location is south of Kona in a quiet condo project. It was easy to get to Kona for dinner or shopping. There is a convenient shopping area with groceries, drug store and restaurants right up the hill from the condo so it wasn't necessary to go into the crowded tourist area very often. The unit itself is just fantastic. You go up 12 or 13 stairs after you come through the entry door. A comfortable kitchen, dining room and living room, and a lovely balcony overlooking the golf course (closed for renovations) gave us plenty of room to spread out and do our own thing if we wanted to. Ceiling fans keep these areas somewhat cool. The air conditioner, for which there is an extra charge, wasn't as cool as we would have liked it and the thermostat is sealed in a plastic box so we couldn't change it. The master bedroom has a nice vanity area and walk-in closet. The 2nd bedroom is still good sized and has the hall bath right next to it. The loft bedroom has its own bath and is spacious and comfortable. There is plenty of privacy up there but the overlook window lets light and sound in from the downstairs so put your early risers up in the loft. All the bedrooms had ceiling fans and we were adequately cool by the time we went to bed. The outside grounds are immaculate and the 3 swimming pools (one is for adults only) are all fantastic. The ocean side pool is especially beautiful but the most crowded.There is a gas grill located at each pool. Ray has included a high chair, stroller, baby gate, and car seat which made this condo really great for us with our granddaughter along. We used the Honda Odessy van during our stay. It is big and roomy and such a great bargain. I highly recommend this condo and would definitely go back again!
What a wonderful condo and it was like home away from home.
The owners of the condo are such wonderful people and we had the best vacation in Kona. The place was beautiful, clean and very comfortable. We were 4 adults and we all were very comfortable . The location was very nice and the pools are excellent , specially the one overlooking the ocean. The neighborhood was very nice and not once did we feel we were in a rental unit. The owners are simply wonderful and provided us with many helpful tips and in my opinion the photos of the condo does not do justice at all. It is much more spacious and beautiful than what we saw in the photos before we arrived.
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The Watership Down Generation?
I'm afraid that postings are going to be pretty scarce for a while, due to work and caring for a relative. But I wanted to share an epiphany that I had when suffering from flu induced delirium. Like quite a lot of people of my age (born early 80s) I have a bit of a thing about 70s culture. Perhaps, quoting Foucault's Pendulum, everyone believes themselves to have been born just a bit too late.
But I sometimes wonder if this fillum which, uhm, indelibly marked a lot of 80s sprogs so perfectly refined the 70s Zeitgeist that it left us with a collective consciousness that was enstamped by the preceding decade?
Yeah, there was social democracy, a lack of Brit wars, vibrant rock music, old Ted giving the finger to Israel, lots of other good stuff from a lefty perspective. But frankly, most cultural figures were none to chuffed with the post-war status quo; using lefty rhetoric they helped pave the way for the hard right economic system that prevailed ever since.
But anyway, back to the film in question, like a lot of kids my age I somehow got to watch loads of 18s before I was 8. In case any nosey parkers are reading and hoping to prosecute, I don't have a clue how or who to blame. All I know is that I saw Terminator, Rambo and Red Dawn in childhood, but none of these left anything like as deep an impact on me as the sight of anthropomorphic bunny rabbits being torn to shreds, gassed and generally behaving like little bastards towards each other.
Perhaps this sounds like the rants of a weirdo, but two of my contemporaries entirely agree with me. There's no android getting crushed by a machine or Ivans getting taken out cathertically. Oh no, even when the nasty bunny gets owned by the dog, the goodies can only hop off to somewhere else that the black rabbit is lurking. What a way of introducing kids to the concept of death.
And what a flippin' existentialist work it was as well. And then there's the pure 70s aesthetic. Look at that shade of red-brown the bunny rabbits were. Surely that ochre/ sienna could only have existed before 1st Jan 1980? Judging from photographs of the 70s, it was always 7.00 PM in Summer or 3.00PM in Winter and the sunlight was always shining through dirty plastic. Of course, this is an animation but still captures that orange filter effect.
Furthermore, the whole warren thing: was this an attack on the communal aspects of the 70s?
Anyone else felt simultaneously traumatised and enlightened by this work?
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I hadn't read this post until now, but I just dreamt about what it *might* have been - a suggestion that had the film been released earlier (it came out in September 1978, the real turning point) it might somehow have turned people against Thatcherism. One of the most vivid and powerful dreams I've had for years.ReplyDelete
I must admit that I've never seen this film, but "Bright Eyes" has always moved me: number one on 3rd May 1979, it manages to transcend the horrible Toryism of its writer to sound like an epitaph for the entire consensus. The Manics used to cover it live in the 90s; eleven years old at the time in an area whose misguided attempt to overthrow the consensus from the Left provided the starting point for Thatcher & Joseph's revenge, and whose battle to remain socialist would inspire so many in the 1980s even if it was probably doomed from the start, you know that *they knew*.
Richard Adams' own politics seem to be very much One Nation Tory; I think he actually stood once (in Newbury or somewhere like that) as an independent on "Tory wet" / conservationist-rather-than-environmentalist (as David Lindsay would have it) principles. So definitely a way of seeing the world that was already being squeezed out by dogmatists on all sides, alas. Along with Tolkien & C.S. Lewis, he was attacked for nostalgia, misanthropy and an anti-technology stance in Michael Moorcock's essay 'Epic Pooh', also originally written in 1978 (though later revised, and I think the versions on the net may be the later versions), and which has dated to the extent that it doesn't really acknowledge the good done by the post-war settlement and sees incipient Thatcherism as far more neo-feudal than it eventually turned out to be, though from memory it is a well-constructed, well-argued piece even if I don't fully agree with it.
Thanks for your comment. I didn't know 'Bright Eyes' was such a hit. Watership Down is actually available on Youtube and I was just watching some of it.
More than anything, this fable about bunnies demonstrates the obsession that Britain had with WWII. Perhaps it is coming from it from the skewed perspective of an 81r but it made me think a lot of Gerald Scarf's animations for The Wall. Whilst we still have a lot of Churchillian kitsch and a media class that is so historically illiterate that everyone they dislike is either 'Hitler' or 'Stalin' I get the impression that modern culture just can't quite DO fear of totalitarianism. Yes, it's a good backdrop and all that, but I just can't see a modern 1984.
I often wonder when exactly all these myths arose. The elderly relative I was staying with mentioned the rejoicing in the army when Atlee defeated Churchill.
Of course, I don't think it would be too great an idea to do primary research into contemporary attitudes towards the bombing of Dresden or forming a pact with Stalin. But I get the impression that whilst these things were never spoken about, they probably did prey on the minds of those who had lived through a war.
And whilst WWII is viewed with nostalgia now, and nostalgia for nostalgia, I actually think that the (being honest) deeply anti-intellectual post-war population really did have a far less humanistic and optimistic outlook than their culture indicated. Sci-fi of the time is often seriously grim. In fact I think many believed that either way, social democracy was just an interlude that would either gradually lead to Communist Tyranny or else leave an embittered elite that would drag Britain into fascism.
As for Thatcherism, I think it was inevitable in some ways. And awful as it was, maybe in some regards it's best that its delusions came when they did. If the Post War consensus persevered, maybe Mountbatten really would have been installed (which I personally don't think was unlikely).
I'll try to find Moorcock's essay.
"Bright Eyes" was actually number one for six weeks and the UK's biggest-selling single of 1979. Of course, "Are 'Friends' Electric?", which is maybe one of the last great pieces of popular art to emerge from post-war paranoia, was another of that year's biggest hits.ReplyDelete
Some very important points here. A lot of people were indeed deeply paranoid and fearful at that time, though in many ways that was the result of Britain's loss of empire (which of course was a direct knock-on effect of WW2's defeat-in-victory). You get a lot of that in Kenneth Williams' diaries - there's a 1969 entry where he recounts a conversation about the futility and pointlessness of the post-war settlement, and about the need for a right-wing coup to rescue us from this mess.
I still think that fatal victory-by-default in 1974 was the worst thing that ever happened to British socialism; a Labour victory in some phantom 1978 election might have been the final straw for some ... in our fantasising over the good things that might have followed such an event we should remember how many people were desperate for social democracy to be overthrown, and how nasty things might have got in a wholly different way.
It's curious, thinking of your earlier comment about Richard Adams being a one nation Tory how many post-war English cultural figures would probably love scoffing at French philosophers but who were, in a sense, both more existential and less bourgeois than their Frankish counterparts: the double impact of WWII and apostasy, I think affected both countries in similar ways. As a teenager I was a fan of Martin Amis and there is a photo in his autobiog of his boorish dad mocking a French philosopher. Yet from most accounts Kingsley Amis was a far more miserable and paranoid figure than Camus or Sartre ever were. Despite his books mainly being about comfy middle class parochial English types (or so I gather from reviews; I've never read any of his novels).ReplyDelete
Kenneth Williams was similar in some regards, being an overtly cheerful little Englander but deep down severely depressed and despairing and turning to right wing politics.
I've always found it interesting how similar in many ways the French and British post-war experiences were - loss of imperial pride and possessions, new cultural movements as answers to the impact of US culture - and yet how dramatically (and unfortunately) the two countries fell out and became separate from each other after the shared humiliation of Suez (talking of which, I wonder whether the use of pop and rock music to justify many Blairite policies, especially a certain other Middle East adventure, would have made Dennis Potter look back on 'Lipstick On Your Collar' in a different light had he lived). Because Britain's political response to its humiliation by the US Suez was to slavishly follow that country in everything, whereas France's response was to follow its own path, develop a united Europe and in doing so coax western Germany back into the international fold, too many British people (and I think also a good many French) wrongly think that after 1956 - and the inevitable collapse of the serious discussions of Franco-British union immediately before Eisenhower saw off the Suez adventure - the two countries had nothing in common.ReplyDelete
Obviously, the seamlessness of the transition in Britain compared to the dramatic overthrow of the Fourth Republic, from which de Gaulle could be the only saviour, sums up the differences between Britain, on one level gifted but on a deeper, more profound level cursed by its island status and virtually unique long-term constitutional stability, and France, always a vulnerable state for multiple reasons. But the French New Wave was a response to the very same post-war social and political changes, and the resultant need for the country to reinvent and redefine itself, as its British equivalent; just because the differences between the two schools of cinema are so profound, and representative of deeper divisions, does not change the similarity in terms of what they responded to. And the Johnny Hallydays and Eddy Mitchells had far more in common with the Cliff Richards and Marty Wildes - an inevitable, simplistic embrace of consumerism and opportunities beyond a dying imperial culture - than they had with the twin "intellectual" and "naughty" stereotypes of France that most ageing rockers here would probably hold even today. And Serge Gainsbourg - the most travestied "novelty one-hit wonder" of all time in the UK - was as creative and ingenious in his innovations to fill a post-war, post-imperial cultural void as the Beatles or even the early Pink Floyd ever were. To me, this was a case of the differences actually reinforcing the similarities; a great shame that most British people can't see that.
KW's diaries are almost unbearable to read in the last years - he had so much genuine knowledge and intellect, but it all went to waste.
Thank you for your interesting comments. I agree about France and Britain, missing an opportunity for closer relationships and hope to listen to more Serge Gainsbourg. As you might see from my most recent post, though personal experience I have come to views closer to yours concerning pop culture as a response to the shortcomings of post-war mainstream British culture.


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The Killeen Police Department's SWAT team was dispatched to the 4500 block of Jake Spoon Drive Wednesday afternoon in connection with an aggravated robbery that occurred earlier in the day on Hilltop Drive.
A 75-minute standoff with a man inside the home took place following the arrest of an 18-year-old black man in the roadway outside it.
The 18-year-old is a suspect in the armed home invasion that took place about 12:30 p.m. in the 2200 block of Hilltop Drive, KPD spokeswoman Carroll Smith said. A second suspect is still at large.
The man involved in the standoff was released after police determined he was not a suspect, Smith said.
No one was injured during the robbery, she said, but the suspects stole items from the home and fled in a white Cadillac.
Police soon located the Cadillac in the Robinett Road area of the city, Smith said.
She said she did not know whether the vehicle was stolen.
Tactical response units were called to Jake Spoon Drive at 2:24 p.m., Smith said, and forcibly apprehended the suspect, who was on foot.
SWAT members then surrounded the home, with the Cadillac parked in the driveway, and moved back and forth between it and an armored vehicle for 75 minutes.
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The United States has suddenly suspended its search for the remains of its missing Korean War solders, apparently fearing its teams could become hostages in any deepening crisis over North Korea's nuclear weapons.
US Defence Department officials have indicated they are worried about their teams of 20 to 30 Americans being trapped in North Korea if tensions increase after a feared nuclear test, which some intelligence suggests the regime is preparing.
One official was reported to have noted the precedent of the seizure of a US navy spy ship, USS Pueblo, in 1968 and the holding of its 82-man crew for 11 months.
The Pentagon said suspending the search was decided on by government officials and recommended by the Defence Secretary, Donald Rumsfeld.
A spokesman for the Pentagon, Lieutenant-Commander Jason Salata, said: "The overall environment that the North Koreans have created is not conducive to the effective operation of the missions. So there's a risk there and it's a force protection risk that we view as not ensuring the safest conditions for our recovery teams."
The search teams are not allowed to carry satellite telephones or radios. They are restricted to a daily situation report - through North Korean channels - to a liaison officer in the capital, Pyongyang. The officer then relays it to a US base in Seoul.
The recovery of war dead was begun in 1996 and is the only military co-operation between the countries. It stopped in 2002 when the current crisis broke out, with the Bush Administration accusing Pyongyang of a secret nuclear weapons effort in violation of a 1994 freeze.
The searches resumed in mid-2003 as North Korea entered Chinese-sponsored talks to seek a diplomatic solution to the crisis.
They remain a small but valued hard-currency earner for the regime. So far, 33 missions have found the remains of 220 soldiers, out of some 8000 American soldiers listed as missing, believed killed, in the 1950-53 Korean War.
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I stepped on my grandson's toy, and I broke my left foot. The cast is very painful and I also cracked my knee. I have to be off my foot for six weeks. It's already been two weeks and I'm still in a lot of pain.
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I was stretching, before my run, at the side of my car in an empty parking lot when a car drove in at breakneck speed into the parking space next to mine. I did not see it coming as I was concentrating on my stretch. The driver did not know she hit me - my outstretched foot that is - as in her words - it was her baby! The baby was on her lap. I now have 2 screws in my ankle but the foot which was crushed is having to heal on its own. What's worrying me is that my knee was also twisted in the accident. I am exercising as much as I can on an exercise ball and on the mat. I just worry that the "bone" on the right side of my foot which is taking the longest to lose the swelling - as is the back of my heel and ankle - will just never "mend."
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50 Cent hints that he may 'go somewhere' if the renegotiation with Aftermath/Interscope Records 'doesn't go right.'
As his forthcoming studio LP "Before I Self Destruct" gets close to its release date in early February 2009, 50 Cent comes out with a statement claiming that he will be working on a renegotiation with Aftermath/Interscope Records. "My album requirements will actually be done, and it'll be time to renegotiate," he told MTV during an interview.
"So if things work out, I'll end up staying with Em [Eminem] and Aftermath/Interscope. If the negotiation doesn't go right, then I'll go elsewhere," 50 Cent said further. "It won't change our relationship, because Em's so rich it doesn't matter. That's why he'll just take off for two or three years, and you don't hear nothing or see nothing from him and then he comes back, because he can afford to do that."
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Olympic middleweight gold medalist in London, JapanÅfs Ryota Murata, 161, impressively decked his professional debut as he dropped OPBF 160-pound champ Akio Shibata (21-8-1, 9 KOs), also 161, in the opening session and quickly halted him with his furious follow-up at 2:24 of the second round in a scheduled six-rounder on Sunday in Tokyo, Japan.
Murata, physically stronger and more powerful, took the leadoff with his opening attack to have the compatriot circling or retreating from pillar to post. In the closing seconds of the round, MurataÅfs long right caught Shibata, who badly hit the deck and barely beat the count. He had a very narrow escape.
It was a matter of time how soon Murata would finish the affair as Shibata was apparently overwhelmed and overpowered by the ex-Olympic winner. The second witnessed Murata swarm over the fading foe with a flurry of punches that had him staggering to the ropes, which prompted referee Fukuchi to declare a well-received halt. Murata, five years his junior at 27, simply looked too pugnacious and powerful for the crestfallen loser.
Murata jubilantly said, ÅgI wish to express my great thanks for many peopleÅfs supports and also thank for Mr. Shibata having accepted this six-round bout in my pro debut. IÅfm very grateful to the promoter Mr. Honda and Mr. Bob Arum who kindly came here to see my first performance.Åh
Murata, whose amateur mark was 119-19, 89 stoppages, is expected to fight two more bouts here in Japan before he starts his campaign in the US under Top Rank, Inc. from next year. Top Rank CEO Bob Arum was in attendance and looked to have had a good impression on MurataÅfs quick triumph.
Formerly two-time world champ in the feather and super-feather divisions, Venezuelan Jorge Linares (34-3, 22 KOs), 136, easily disposed of Nicaraguan Berman Sanchez (26-6-3, 18 KOs), 136, at 1:09 of the third round in a scheduled eight. Dropping his victim twice in the second, Linares finished the affair with a left-right combo by stretching him out.
Japanese super-light champ Keita Obara (9-1, 8 KOs), 140, kept his national belt by knocking out So Takenaka (18-7-2, 8 KOs), 139.75, at 2:34.
Unbeaten bantam prospect Takahiro Shigee (9-0-1, 7 KOs), 119.5, positively kept throwing busy combinations to counterpunching Filipino, ex-WBO#2 bantam contender Dayer (AKA Diarh) Gabutan (18-3-3, 9 KOs), 119.5, by a split verdict (77-76 twice and 76-77) over eight fast rounds.
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