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The fantastic offerings at SeaWorld Orlando for Christmas get refined more each year. This year, everything is back, plus a few tweaks like a photo opportunity with the live animals from the nativity show.
The photos below show the Sea of Trees, O Wondrous Night, Winter Wonderland on Ice, and the holiday fireworks. Click any for a larger version. Enjoy!
Kevin Yee is the author of numerous independent Disney books, including the popular Walt Disney World Earbook series and Walt Disney World Hidden History.


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I have been through numerous pair of headphones over the years, some with bad sound quality, simply stopped working, some just didn't stay in my ears. That's why I decided I would try some that had these little over ear clips to hold them in place.
Sound Quality -
To be completely honest, the sound quality is pretty average. I would say that you get your moneys worth, but after recently buying a pair of in ear skullcandy headphones with a perfect, crisp quality audio for a similar price, that would be a lie. When music is played at a high volume, my pair of creative headphones even started to crackle a little.
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Also average. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't particularly good. I wouldn't want to use them in a busy public place in fear that I wouldn't be able to hear what I was trying to listen to.
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Good, but the clips were irritating. The actual headphone part sits in my ear, but would have easily fallen out if the clips weren't holding it in place. The clips sat over my ear fine at first, but as I moved around they did begin to feel like they were rubbing.
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I wouldn't buy them again. Buy a different brand for a similar price!
==Creative EP-190 Head Phones==
I have been doing a lot of running of late and I have found that my trusty Apple IPod ear phones were just not up to the job of a constant use everyday and the friction that they seem to endure whilst out on a run. Therefore I had been looking for a product that was affordable to my pocket and at the same time would give me a nice clear crisp sound and a comfortable ride.
I opted for this particular make and model of ear phones based on the mere fact that they did indeed look the part and the description of them on the Amazon website was pretty impressive and swayed me into giving them a try even though there were no reviews on the product at the time I purchased the set.
For a little under £10 I didn't think that they were overly expensive and this was all I wanted to pay out for a set of head phones but I have to say now that I have been using them a while it really wasn't a very wise way to spend my £10 hard earned cash. Not only did I find the ear phones to fit poorly into and around my ears but I also found the plastic material that they are made from very uncomfortable to wear. Not only were they bad on general wearing but when running the comfort was even worse.
The sound quality wasn't really very good either. I can't say that they were any worse than the free set of Apple ear phones that you get free when buying an IPod but to be totally fair they were not that much better either. The volume seemed slightly less when using these new Creative ear phones when comparing them to the old Apple ear phones and this understandably is a big down side.
All in all I can't say that I am impressed with my Amazon purchase of these Creative ear phones. They are not very well made and I can't really find too many positive things to say about them. In fact I have found them to be so bad for the purpose I bought them for i.e. my running that I have even reverted back to using the old Apple earphones! Not very good at all.
I think that an overly generous score of 2 out of 5 stars is more than deserved here and as you can probably guess I won't be recommending them to anyone!
I do hope that this has been of some help/interest to you
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CRANSTON, R.I. (AP) — A New England-wide lottery in which winners get $1,000 a day for life is scheduled to hold its first drawing.
The Lucky for Life game will hold the drawing Thursday at 10:38 p.m.
Check: Mass. Lottery
Players pick five numbers from a field of 40 and a Lucky Ball number from a field of 21. The prize for matching all six numbers is $1,000 a day for life. It's guaranteed for at least 20 years.
Tickets cost $2 and are on sale in Rhode Island, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont.
Drawings will be held in Connecticut on Mondays and Thursdays.
Rhode Island has been on a recent lottery winning streak. Powerball tickets worth $336.4 million and $60 million were purchased in the state.
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Students from all majors may pursue an Honors degree. Through Honors, each student can chart a customized program of study most suited to their post-baccalaureate plans.
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My matcha latte experiments continue! I have had several plain and two flavored, caramel and almond. I prefer caramel as a hot drink, and almond is pretty unbelievable in a milkshake even if you put mostly milk and not a lot of ice cream! As a matcha latte they were good, but I was sure there was another flavor that was going to be perfect for this use.
Last night, the cartoon lightbulb went on over my head. Bavarian Cream! I was just sure it would be the super yummiest as a latte, and guess what? I was right!
I am ashamed to say that I finished my tiny jar of honey making so many lattes over the past three days. Hey, it was a TINY jar! So this time I used White Gold raw honey from Williams Sonoma. I bet I should have decreased the amount since it has the water spun out of it. I am assuming now that makes it more concentrated because this is really sweet, but I am loving it! I added about one cup cold water, sifted the matcha into it, added the honey, whooshed it with the aerolatte, added some crushed ice and about a cup of milk, and VOILA! A fantastic treat!
The Bavarian Cream flavor is so creamy and light in this, with a hint of lemon-y freshness. I think this is one of the best flavors for a latte of this sort. This is yet another flavor of Red Leaf matcha I do not want to run out of!


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Confused about Common Core?
Educators in Torrance on Monday night will put on a two-hour seminar to explain the oncoming sea change in the way curriculum is delivered.
The idea is to emphasize real-world relevancy and critical-thinking skills over rote memorization, with an eye toward preparing students for college and jobs.
The meeting will start at 6:30 p.m. at Hull Middle School, 2080 231st St., Torrance.
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FAA-certified, but start dates out of Carlsbad airport uncertain (psst, April)
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My Disgust
I have to let you know of my disgust with the Reader after seeing the cover story "To Live and Die in Oceanside" (February 21). I am a professional person and live in Oceanside and don't even believe that you allow such a story on the front page of your Reader. I used to work for the San Diego County district attorney technical services division, and I saw dead gangbangers come across my desk on a daily basis, 90 percent from Southeast or the barrio. How can you slam Oceanside so freely? I don't think you have your facts together, as our local law enforcement is on top of the gangs and violence. I'm sorry to say that the Reader has lost me as a reader.
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I work with a group of teachers. I'm a teacher here in San Diego, in one of the high schools, and I don't really want to name the high school, but we, as a group — there are 5 or 6 of us, and I know 10 or 15 others — we were really disgusted with the choice of picture that you have on the Reader this week ("To Live and Die in Oceanside," Cover Story, February 21). It looks like you're glorifying gang activity or gang membership, and it's really appalling. I think it's a bad message to send to San Diego and our youth, who glorify and
really look up to this stuff because a lot of them are misled, without parents and families. Whoever made that choice to put that picture of the gang member right there, with his head cut off and all the gang activity on his body, it's really disgusting, and I think it's low class, and I think it sends a bad message, and it's a very bad choice. Please think about stuff that you do before you do it.
Tom Cottner
Skewed View
Regarding your cover story "To Live and Die in Oceanside" (February 21), I would like to express my disappointment. I was born and raised in San Diego and have lived in Oceanside for the last 20 years and find it a wonderful coastal community, full of terrific family-oriented, well-educated professionals in lovely, safe neighborhoods. Your article continues to perpetuate the negative reputation of the city I live in, and frankly, we don't deserve it. The article states Oceanside has 600 gang members. This is less than 1 percent of our total population. I really do find it offensive the Reader chose to focus on the least common denominator of our city and give the impression we are a gang-ridden, unsafe community. It is the wrong impression, and it is disappointing the Reader is portraying a very old, tired, skewed view of this beautiful city.
Nikki Kuech
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Wrong Image
I'm sending this email about the recent cover and article in the Reader about Oceanside ("To Live and Die in Oceanside," Cover Story, February 21). The cover of a bare-chested man with gang names associated with Oceanside is just plain offensive to us who have worked so hard at changing the image of Oceanside and have worked on wonderful new developments in this city. The image is just wrong for an up-and-coming cultural arts city with a world-class art museum, two historic theaters, a fabulous Mission San Luis Rey, pier and harbor, concerts in the park, and many other cultural events. Developers have discovered Oceanside, and new hotels, office space, restaurants, and retail are moving into the downtown area.
This type of journalism is just sensationalism to promote your paper. Oceanside is metamorphosing into a highly desirable area. We are a city comprising many neighborhoods filled with families and professionals, each with our own unique character and value that comprise the vibrant beach and cultural arts city that we are today.
The San Diego Union-Tribune and the North County Times have produced honest and positive yet balanced editorial regarding the incredible change that has taken place over many years in our city. We hope that the Reader will consider better coverage in the future.
Carolyn Mickelson
Oceanside Arts Commission
Blatant Power Grab
Don Bauder's "City Light" ("Brash Cash," February 21) refers to the threat of an initiative by the developers to give the mayor absolute power. Yesterday I was approached outside Ralphs and asked to sign an initiative to "audit the mayor." It sounded good until I read it. The petition will give the mayor the power to choose the auditor who audits the mayor's departments, which is virtually the whole city. A blatant power grab buttressed by signature solicitors who are trained to lie to the public.
Melvin Shapiro
Smelly, Luddite Hippies
This is regarding today's "City Lights" story "Strife Span" (February 21). I've been enjoying Rose Canyon for over ten years and used to be against the Regents bridge, but I've done a 180 on that.
All the squawking on this project focuses on Genesee traffic. How about how convenient it would be crossing Rose Canyon via Regents? There are shopping centers on each side. In order to go from one shopping center to the other, you need to travel via Governor Drive and Genesee and weave through some other roads instead of just zipping across. How about the environmental impact of that extra driving? How about the impact of all those cars idling on Genesee day after day?
The new bridge won't do much environmental damage either. So a few plants and animals will bite it during construction, that's just Darwin. Get out of the way or pave them over. The plants and animals haven't been harmed by the existing Genesee bridge; they're doing just fine.
I've had it up to here with the extra driving and moving as fast as a potted plant on Genesee. A lot of the environmentalist types fighting the bridge are outside agitators that don't even live or drive in University City anyway. These smelly, Luddite hippies should go find another battle.


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FOR THIS Sunday and the next two, Jean Sherrard and I will lean on the substantial record of Frank Shaw, the Boeing retiree who, with his Hasselblad camera, helped document this city from the 1950s into the mid-'80s. Many of his thousands of photographs are of landmarks, like this latter-day portrait of what began in 1890 as the first "permanent" headquarters for Seattle's first professional fire department. Well, not so permanent. In 1903 a new headquarters was opened at Third Avenue South and Main Street.
In the year after Seattle's Great Fire of June 5, 1889, the city built five fire stations. Four were built of lumber for economy, all with impressive towers for drying hoses, bell ringing, watching the city and being watched by it. One of the five — this one at the southwest corner of Columbia Street and Seventh Avenue — was faced mostly with brick and stone by its architects, Saunders and Houghton. At a cost of $20,000, it was the Fire Department's architectural plumb that year.
It may be thought that housing a horse-drawn service on the side of a hill was a bad idea. Not so. This first station needed to reach both the city's business district below it and Seattle's first neighborhood of fine (expensive) homes farther up First Hill. When the arched brick bays facing Columbia Street were first opened for firefighting on Nov. 1, 1890, they faced a grade that was manageable. For instance, one block south of the station at Cherry Street, Seventh even slumped to the east.
Although for fighting fires the station was closed for good in July of 1937, it continued to perform a variety of public services thereafter — including the headquarters for Seattle Civil Defense. Scheduled here for the evening of June 6, 1951, for example, was a "special showing of four films on protection against the atomic bomb." Almost certainly the sensitive Shaw was drawn to this corner 10 years later on March 4, 1961, not for civil defense but for a farewell with some lamentation. Frank Shaw loved this building and made this record of it months before its majestic brick was razed for the freeway.
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Alleged high-tech peeper nabbed in Toronto
Toronto Police allege a Thornhill man used a video camera hidden inside a laptop bag to look up women's skirts at the Eaton Centre and the Dundas subway station. (QMI Agency files)
TORONTO -- An alleged high-tech peeper trying to look up ladies' skirts around the Eaton Centre appears in court Friday morning.
The man was nabbed for videotaping up skirts inside the downtown mall and the Dundas subway station, Toronto Police said.
He used a small hidden camera hidden inside a laptop bag, police alleged.
Investigators arrested him around 6 p.m. Thursday.
Arnon Weinberg, 35, from Toronto's Thornhill neighbourhood, is charged with voyeurism.
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Rox decline options on Torrealba, Embree
Backup catcher played integral role during playoff chase
By Thomas Harding / MLB.com
The Rockies declined a $4 million option on Torrealba's contract, and he filed for free agency on Friday. The Rockies also declined a $3 million option on left-handed reliever Alan Embree.
Torrealba, 31, hit .291 during a rollercoaster regular season. He had to deal with the kidnapping and eventual release of his son and two relatives in Venezuela, and he missed nearly two months of the season.
But after his return, Torrealba grasped the catching job from the slumping Chris Iannetta and hit .324 during the second half of the season. His .313 average in September was a key factor in the Rockies grabbing the National League Wild Card.
Torrealba hit two home runs all regular season but hit one against the Phillies in Game 2 of the National League Division Series -- the Rockies' only victory. Torrealba hit .357 with four RBIs in the NLDS.
The Rockies are expected to attempt to retain Torrealba. But the Rockies expect a rebound from Iannetta, who went from .264 in 2008 to .218 in 2009, and did not want to make the high-dollar commitment to Torrealba, who can now compare the Rockies' offer to those of other suitors.
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Torrealba is classified as a Type B free agent, meaning if he signs elsewhere, the Rockies will receive a compensatory pick between the first and second rounds of the 2010 First-Year Player Draft, but the team signing him will not lose a pick.
Embree, who will turn 40 on Jan. 23, was 2-2 with a 5.84 ERA in 36 games until he suffered a broken bone in his right leg when hit by a line drive by the Braves' Martin Prado on July 10.
Torrealba, who received a $500,000 buyout, and Embree, who received a $250,000 buyout, join right-handed starting pitcher Jason Marquis and first baseman Jason Giambi as Rockies who have filed for free agency.


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Franklin (Tenn.) wide receiver Todd Campbell will make his college decision at 1 p.m. EDT today and the announcement will have local appeal regardless of the school he chooses.
The finalists for the 6-foot-1, 200-pounder are Tennessee, South Carolina and Vanderbilt, all Southeastern Conference programs. That's not surprising considering that he lives in a suburb of Nashville, which is without a doubt an SEC city.
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Campbell, however, is not originally from the Music City suburb. He was born and raised in Western Kentucky and grew up a University of Kentucky Wildcats fan. The Cats, however, are not among the finalists here.
It's a relatively deep year for talent in the Volunteer State and UT already has gotten in-state commits from Knoxville-area prospects Tyler Maples and Anthony Anderson. Both could potentially play wide receiver at the next level. During an earlier interview, Campbell spoke glowingly of the Volunteers and has had them as his leader from the moment he got a scholarship offer from UT.
The impression that most who have talked to Campbell get is that playing in front of nearly 110,000 in Neyland Stadium is somewhat of a dream for Campbell and that he will likely choose Tennessee. Recruiting coordinator Greg Adkins is the recruiter-of-record for the Vols.
Campbell grew up watching Steve Spurrier lead the Florida Gators to multiple SEC titles. He's seen countless wide receivers thrive in a Spurrier system and South Carolina offered him early, so that explains the interest in the Gamecocks. He recently made an unofficial visit to Columbia, S.C., to check out South Carolina, so the interest he has in the program is genuine. Gamecocks wide receivers coach Steve Spurrier Jr., who recruits the entire state of Tennessee for Carolina, is the recruiter of record here. Spurrier Jr., has been particularly active in the Volunteer State this year as the Gamecocks have offered Nashville-are athlete Golden Tate and Memphis wide receiver Roderick Davis, among others. The thought here is that South Carolina did a nice job recruiting Campbell and has a chance, but most likely will not be the choice at the press conference.
Vanderbilt showing up in Campbell's top three is a tribute to the job head coach Bobby Johnson has done with that program. Campbell is high on the hometown Commodores and the success that Freshman All-American Earl Bennett had in Vanderbilt's offense this year has to have made Campbell take notice. In fact, Campbell has mentioned Bennett whenever he has been asked about Vandy. Still, Campbell is a prospect that seems to gravitate toward the brighter lights of the larger SEC programs and it would be an upset, though not a complete shock, if Vanderbilt gets his commitment today. Offensive coordinator Ted Cain is the recruiter-of-record for the Dores.
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Media Release: Limpopo Transfrontier Park Open for Business
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Mozambiqueâs Parque Naçional do Limpopo, part of the 3.3-million hectare Greater Limpopo Transfrontier Park along with South Africaâs Kruger National Park and Zimbabweâs Gonarezhou National Park, is now open for tourists. Situated in western Mozambique, between the Limpopo and Olifants Rivers and sharing a border with Kruger, this swathe of spectacular bush allows adventurous visitors to explore an unfettered wilderness. Three tourism ventures are currently operational or are open for booking.
The Shingwedzi 4x4 Eco-trail offers 4x4 owners a unique chance to explore the raw mopaneveld of the Limpopo Park on guided four-night/five-day, self-drive, off-road trails. These leave from Punda Maria camp, in the far northern regions of Kruger, crossing into Mozambique at the Pafuri Border Post, south of famous Crooksâ Corner. From here the trails explore the spectacular scenery of the Limpopo Park heading south eventually ending at the South African Border Post at Komatipoort. Alternatively, you can extend your trip and leaving the group at the Limpopo Park gate, head east to Maputo for a little beach break to round off a well-earned vacation. Although the trails are not technically demanding, the terrain requires a 4x4 vehicle. Trails depart every Friday at 07h30 and cost R3 800 per vehicle, with a maximum of six vehicles allowed. Bookings are made with Hesther van den Berg at SANParks in Pretoria on Tel. 012 426 5117 or e-mail
Machampane Wilderness Trails Camp offers visitors an intimate encounter with wild Africa ⦠on foot. The three-night/four-day trails are based at the luxury Machampane Camp, sited in a fabulous setting overlooking a small waterhole on the Machampane River in the Limpopo Park. Guests walk out from camp every day guided by two armed rangers who not only protect the trailists, but also help interpret the scenery and cultural and ecological comings-and-goings they encounter along the way. The camp sleeps a maximum of eight people, and it is not to be missed at the special introductory price of R2 700 a person for the three nights. This includes all meals, transport in game drive vehicles from Krugerâs Letaba Camp or Massingir in Mozambique and all entrance fees. Not included are all drinks (including soft drinks), visa fees (not required for SA citizens), Kruger entrance and conservation fees and other personal items. Trails commence on 1 November 2005.
Bookings are also open for the rugged Massingir Hiking Trail; the first trail is scheduled for March 2006. This unique, four-night/five-day hiking trail through the Limpopo Park departs from the tree-lined shores of Massingir Dam and follows the Machampane River Gorge west. A maximum of eight guests will be guided by experienced, armed rangers who will protect the trailists while serving as their guides, providing invaluable insight into the ecological functioning of their environment. Participants need to be relatively fit â capable of hiking between 15 and 20 kilometres a day â and self sufficient carrying in their own food, beverages, clothing and sleeping bags, while carrying out their refuse. Each night is spent in a different camp, consisting of small, two-person tents on wooden platforms with a communal lapa were meals will be prepared around an open fire. Basic ablution facilities, water for cooking and washing and firewood is provided. The trail costs R2 600 a person, which includes transport from Letaba Camp in Kruger and Limpopo Park entrance fees. This price does not include meals, snacks, drinks (including water), Kruger National Park conservation fees and accommodation, Mozambique border fees and visas (not required by SA citizens) and other personal items.
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Te Vaka is a group of musicians and dancers from the South Pacific brought together under the inspired leadership of Opetaia Foa'i.
Te Vaka has toured the world extensively over the last 20 years, and have represented New Zealand and the South Pacific at many important world events with performances for the America's cup events in Auckland, the Commonwealth games in Melbourne, the Rugby World Cup in Paris and the Olympic Games in Beijing.
Opetaia Foa'i is the songwriter/ lead vocalist of the group. The inspiration for his music comes from his multi-cultural upbringing – half Tokelauan, half Tuvaluan, born in Samoa and bought up in a Tokelauan community in New Zealand. Opetaia's musical background spans both the traditional and the diverse influences of contemporary metropolitan culture. Described as "one of New Zealand's finest songwriters" and " a true son of the Pacific", he won the Senior Pacific Artist award in 2005 for his contribution to the Pacific Arts.
Te Vaka has performed in 40 countries and released eight internationally acclaimed albums and 2 DVDs to date. The first released in 1997 through ARC Music, a UK/European based record company, gained immediate worldwide success and recognition for the group and was distributed to over 80 countries. The second album, released in 1999 through Warm Earth Records created an even bigger impact going to number one on world music charts and on mainstream radio in the South Pacific. The third album, released in May 2002, gained a nomination in "Best Roots" category in the New Zealand music awards and nominations for BBC 3 World music awards in the UK. The 4th album Tutuki , entered the European World Music Charts at no. 4 & the USA Global Rhythm top 10 chart at No. 3. It won a Tui for "Best Pacific Music Album" in the New Zealand music awards as well as Songwriting Awards in both the USA and Australia. The fifth Te Vaka album Olatia, released in July 2007 entered the European World Music Chart at No. 4 and won a "Tui" for "Best Pacific Album" in the 2008 Pacific Music Awards. Sixth album "Haoloto" released in 2009, won 2 awards -"Best Pacific Group 2010" and Best Pacific language song". A track from the 7th Album "Havili" released in 2011 won second place in the USA songwriting competition in 2012. The band completed two very successful tours of North America in 2010 and 2011.
Opetaia Foai was contracted to Walt Disney Pictures at the end of 2013 to write songs and music for the upcoming Disney musical feature film "Moana". The fact was announced to the world on the 14th of August 2015 at Disney's D23 Expo where the band performed a track that Opetaia has written for the movie, receiving a standing ovation from the 8,000 Disney fans at the Anaheim Convention Centre. The 8th album "Amataga", released in September 2015 just before embarking on a third US tour, was named in the "Best Albums" of 2015 European World Music Chart and the Transglobal Chart and won "Best Pacific Album" and "Best Pacific song" in the 2016 Pacific and NZ music awards. With the "Moana" release date set for the 23rd of November 2016 in the US and boxing day in the South Pacific, Opetaia and Te Vaka have some very exciting times ahead.


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Gratitude and long-term weight loss. I'm not sure that most people would say that the two go together. If you ask me, they are entwined and one can not exist without the other.
For so long, I used food as a coping mechanism. It was my best friend, my constant companion, always reliable and never let me down. It was my way out until it just wasn't anymore. At some point, it stopped working for me and I didn't get the relief that I used to from ice cream with big salted nuts and chunks of chocolate. Instead, there was pain.
As I've shared, I learned that sugar and gluten created a craving that I couldn't control. I still don't know why my body responds to sugar and gluten the way that it does, and today it's not important to me. What is important is keeping my diet sugar and gluten free, and the peace in my life and the joy of not having to constantly struggle with food and my weight.
Without being able to use food to cope with life I had to find something else that would work – and work well. It's a tough place to be, not able to hide anymore and having to deal with whatever life throws at you.
Shortly after learning that I needed to give up sugar and gluten, I was feeling quite sorry for myself – more accurately I was totally depressed. A good friend of mine asked me what I had to be grateful for. I had to think about it for a little bit, and then responded that I had my dogs, a job, a reliable car, food to eat, a home. I had a few good friends, just enough money to pay the bills, clothes, a couple of pairs of great boots.
This conversation didn't fix my problem but for some strange reason after listing what I had to be grateful for I felt lighter. My problem didn't seem so big and I was no longer feeling sorry for myself.
Gratitude is a strange thing. As defined by Wickipedia, it is is a positive emotion or attitude in acknowledgment of a benefit that one has received or will receive. I would define it as a deep feeling of appreciation and groundedness, and a knowingness that I am ok right in this moment. It's completely intangible but it can change any situation for the better. Again, I don't know why gratitude works. I only know that it does. I could tell you story after story about the miracles gratitude has worked in my life but I'll share the one that is nearest and dearest to my heart.
My dad had Parkinson's Disease and after seven years and his motor skills were declining rapidly. He chose to have deep brain stimulation surgery in November 2006 as a last resort. The surgery was difficult but once he recovered he was back to his old self, moving around better and starting making plans to go hunting, fishing, and travel – things he loved dearly but hadn't been able to do for so long. He had hope in his voice.
After Daddy had 3 incredible days, I got a call. He was in ICU. I needed to get home right away. It took a few days to find out what exactly had happened, but after many tests it was discovered that he'd thrown a blood clot and had a brain stem stroke. He was nearly brain dead and on life support. We had to make a choice.
Luckily, we had an incredible doctor. I wish I could remember his name. He sat my family down and shared about his dad's recent death, and how the doctors didn't give his family all of the relevant information when it mattered most. His entire family was living with huge regrets and he believed that his father's life could have been saved.
He gave us all of the information we needed, ran every test possible, and allowed us to be present while the tests were being performed. He gave us time to decide what to do, insisting that we walk away from this with no regrets, never having to wonder if we made the right choice, never thinking that maybe if we would have done one more thing Daddy would have made it. And he promised us he would do whatever he could to make that happen.
The next day, my mom, the rock that she is, took my sisters and me in the very same conference room and told us that no matter what, unless we all agreed to take Daddy off of life support then we weren't going to do it. We'd seen all the tests, talked to the doctors, and most importantly we all knew in our hearts that it was time to let him go. Once off of life support, Daddy passed on in a matter of minutes.
Throughout this entire ordeal, we purposely looked for things to be grateful for. We were grateful for the doctors and the nurses who took such great care of my dad and and our family. We were grateful for support of our family and friends. We were grateful that my dad wasn't in pain and that he passed on quickly. He was only 65.
In the days that passed, we were grateful for the food that people generously brought and everyone that helped with his service – Father Romano, the funeral home, and for everyone that showed up. We were grateful for those that came to eat with us after the service and helped us get through that very difficult day. We were absolutely surrounded by love.
I was grateful, too, that I could cry and feel the huge loss of my father. I didn't have to stuff my feelings with a big plate of food.
My mom asked that donations be sent to the National Parkinson Foundation instead of people sending flowers, and we were grateful for all of the generous gifts made in my dad's honor. Our friends and family sent stack and stacks of cards, and we were so grateful for each one of them. They were like hugs sent in the mail.
Even today, I can tell you that I'm grateful my dad is at peace. If he would have lived through the stroke he would have been paralyzed and had brain damage. My 95 year old Grandma Ruth says that death can be a blessing. I have to agree. My dad wouldn't want to live that way.
My mom's life is full today. She and my dad were married for nearly 35 years, and though I can't begin to imagine what it must have been like for her I am so deeply grateful that she found the courage and strength to rebuild her life. I am grateful, too, for all of the wonderful family vacations, dinners, weekend camping trips, holidays, antiquing excursions, and the quiet times we sat together and watched TV.
I am grateful, too, for the way this experience has changed my life. I have a deep appreciation for the people I love, for my life, for the gift of just being able to see the sun rise and set every day. Life has a different meaning for me now, and though it would have been nice to learn this without loosing my dad, I am grateful nonetheless.
Gratitude didn't fix my dad's death. It didn't take away the pain or stop the waterfall of tears that came for months at the most inconvenient times, like when I was walking through Wal-Mart or talking to Ozarka's customer service. It doesn't stop the tears on holidays or change the fact that there isn't a day that goes by that I don't miss him. What it has done is make it possible for me to stand it, to keep living a full life, and to keep reaching for my dreams. It gives me a way to live, no matter what.
Today gratitude is a choice, and a solution for living well. I can be angry or I can find something to be grateful for. I'm not saying that there are times when anger isn't appropriate because, believe me, there are. But once I work through the anger I need a solution – which doesn't involve chocolate or cinnamon toast. I need some peace. Gratitude – looking for the good – does that for me.
If I could give you anything, one thing that will help you in life, I would put the practice of gratitude in a box and wrap it so that it was worthy of being on the cover of Martha Stewart Living and ship it overnight – no matter how much it costs. It would be one of the most precious gifts I could give. It would change your life forever.
But I can't do it for you. It's a gift you have to give yourself, one you must cultivate a daily practice of using to help you with any situation.
I hope you will – at least try it. Start by leaving a comment below about what you're grateful for.
I'll go first.
Today I'm grateful for:
- a husband that loves me completely, supports me, and believes in my dreams
- four dogs that love me and keep me active
- the people that read and support my blog (that's you!)
- a friend that is sending me homegrown tomatoes, eggplants, zucchini, and cayenne pepper
- a basil plant that won't stop growing no matter how much I cut it
Next week, I'm going to talk about balancing food in my every day life.
And, if you haven't seen my Fresh Apple Cake, you should check it out. It's mostly apples held together by a tiny bit of batter and absolutely divine.
May you find balance and freedom,


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Researchers at Oregon State University have discovered a way to make a low-cost material that might accomplish negative refraction of light and other radiation – a goal first theorized in 1861 by a giant of science, Scottish physicist James Maxwell, that has still eluded wide practical use.
Other materials can do this but they are based on costly, complex crystalline materials. A low-cost way that yields the same result will have extraordinary possibilities, experts say – ranging from a "super lens" to energy harvesting, machine vision or "stealth" coatings for seeming invisibility.
The new approach uses ultra-thin, ultra-smooth, all-amorphous laminates, essentially a layered glass that has no crystal structure. It is, the researchers say, a "very high-tech sandwich." The goal is to make radiation bend opposite to the way it does when passing through any naturally occurring material.
Dispersion engineering – New nano-scale amorphous laminates discovered at Oregon State University are the latest advance in the control of light through solid materials, or dispersion engineering. The work is an important step toward a "super lens." (Graphic courtesy of Oregon State University)
Physica status solidi (a) – Engineering anisotropic dielectric response through amorphous laminate structures
"To accomplish the task of negative refraction, these metamaterials have to be absolutely perfect, just flawless," said Bill Cowell, a doctoral candidate in the OSU School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. "Everyone thought the only way to do that was with perfectly crystalline materials, which are quite expensive to produce and aren't very practical for large-area commercial application.
"We now know these materials may not need to be that exotic."
The new study has explained how easy-to-produce laminate materials, created with technology similar to that used to produce a flat panel television, should work for this purpose. The findings outline the component materials and the theoretical behavior of the laminates, Cowell said.
"We haven't yet used this approach to achieve negative refraction, but the findings suggest it should work for that," he said. "That will be one goal of continuing research. No one had thought of using amorphous metals for this purpose. They didn't think it could be that simple."
One application of particular interest is a "super lens," a device that might provide light magnification at levels that dwarf any existing technology. Many applications are possible in electronics manufacturing, lithography, biomedicine, insulating coatings, heat transfer, space applications, and perhaps new approaches to optical computing and energy harvesting.
Nanolaminates built from ultra-thin, ultra-smooth films of amorphous metals, and solution-processed oxides represent a new platform for dispersion engineering. Materials exhibiting anisotropic elliptical dispersion and hyperbolic dispersion with positive refraction are realized through choice of amorphous metal and laminate design. Transmission electron microscopy (TEM), X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS), polarized reflectance measurements, and effective medium theory are combined to demonstrate the precision and predictability of the fabrication techniques and optical properties from ultra-violet to infra-red frequencies.
Engineering anisotropic dielectric response through amorphous laminate structures.
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text: One of Gingrich's more unusual reform plans is to set up abroadcast booth in the speaker's officefor radio talk show hosts. Guess which kind? Clue: more than two-thirds of U.S. radio gabbers lean to the right. Gingrich will also host a monthly breakfast or lunch for favored talk show hosts from around the country, and he guarantees that at least 20 other members of Congress will show up. The motive, he told new GOP lawmakers, is pure soapbox: "We need you on that talk radio. We need you writing letters to the editor when you see some piece of nonsense being printed by whatever liberal publication you happen to get."


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SHANGHAI, Oct 14 (Reuters) - China stocks slipped on Wednesday, which analysts said appeared to reflect profit-taking after strong recent gains.
The mainland markets were not significantly impacted by September inflation data showing the economy is still under deflationary pressure.
China's consumer price index (CPI) rose 1.6 percent in September from a year earlier, lower than expected, while producer prices extended their slide to a 43rd straight month.
In the afternoon, stocks fell across the board. There was a net outflow in the northbound leg of the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect scheme, in contrast to inflows in previous sessions.
The CSI300 index of the largest listed companies in Shanghai and Shenzhen fell 1.1 percent, to 3,406.11, while the Shanghai Composite Index lost 1.0 percent, to 3,262.44 points.
The indexes had gained roughly 8 percent during the past four trading sessions.
Total volume of A shares traded in Shanghai was 25.3 billion shares, while Shenzhen volume was 26.1 billion shares. (Reporting by Samuel Shen and Pete Sweeney; Editing by Richard Borsuk)


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2012-2017 Strategic Plan
The members of Fraternity & Sorority Life at Sonoma State University (FSL@SSU) have been working on creating a Strategic Plan to help guide the community into the future. The document and work is still in progress, but this page will help provide updates and timelines of upcoming meetings, discussions, and deadlines.
FSL@SSU aspires to be the premiere fraternity/sorority community in the CSU system and the state of California. FSL@SSU aims to be a model for all other fraternity/sorority systems in the region and the nation.
FSL@SSU offers undergraduate students the opportunity to develop leadership skills and grow as individuals. The community provides numerous opportunities for students to learn about how to build community and strong relationships within chapters, councils, SSU, and their surrounding areas. The members take service and academics seriously and hold each other to higher standards.
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The outcomes and objectives of the plan directly correlate to the shared values of FSL@SSU. Each shared value has an intended outcome and numerous objectives to help the community get closer to achieving the intended outcome. The objectives are intentional and quantifiable where possible. It will take a collective effort of all partners (members, chapters, councils, advisors, CSLIS, headquarters staff, and Sonoma State University administrators, faculty, and staff) to make this a successful endeavor.


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The first defendant to go on trial in the brutal, execution-style murder of three friends on a Newark schoolyard has been convicted on all counts.
After deliberating for nearly four hours a jury returned the verdict Monday morning, finding Rodolfo Godinez guilty on all 17 counts, including robbery and conspiracy to commit murder.
The victims' family members, including several parents, wept quietly in state Superior Court in Newark as the verdict was read.
Godinez, a Nicaraguan national, is the first of six defendants to be tried for the Aug. 4, 2007, assassination-style slayings of the three friends. Prosecutors maintained that Godinez was the ringleader of all six accused in the crime.
A fourth victim survived after being slashed by a machete and shot.. She testified against Godinez. In testimony that occasionally produced gasps from courtroom spectators, the woman described how the four friends were set upon by a group of six men. She described being cut with the huge knife then hearing gunshots before she was shot.
During the trial, jurors were shown autopsy photos of victims Dashon Harvey, Iofemi Hightower and Terrance Aeriel.
The four friends were attending or about to attend Delaware State University. They were listening to music at the Mount Vernon School playground on the night of Aug. 4, 2007 when they were attacked.
The three victims were found slumped against a wall of the playground, each having suffered a gunshot wound to the back of the head. Hightower and the survivor also were slashed with a machete.
Without a wealth of physical evidence tying Godinez to the scene — he left DNA on a beer bottle at the playground but wasn't tied to the gun or knife used in the attacks — prosecutors used statements Godinez made to police and to a jailhouse acquaintance that appeared to implicate him.
Before deliberations, state Superior Court Judge Michael Ravin instructed jurors that, under New Jersey's accomplice liability statute, they could find Godinez guilty of the murders even though there was no evidence presented that he pulled the trigger.
Godinez's attorney, Roy Greenman, had argued his client was at the scene but didn't take part in the attacks.
Godinez could face several life terms in prison at sentencing on July 8. The slaying shocked Newark into action to deal with rampant violence in the streets.


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Before we start hiking to San Juan de Gaztelugatxe, run over to this link to get the pronunciation. Repeat: Gaz-te-lu-ga-txe!
Recently, promotional posters of this magical strip of land have appeared in the Madrid metro. Funded by the Euskadi tourism board, these large images challenge commuters to "Vivirlo!" or "Live the experience!" Seeing the pictures reminded me of a significant part of our Basque Country trip I had yet to blog about–the trek to Gaztelugatxe.
I'd first heard of the this monastery, and the hike to get there, from my friends Ely and Matt. When I'd visited them in Bilbao last year, they mentioned daytrips from the city which made me wish I had had enough time to get into explorer mode. Ely later wrote about the hike on her blog, which gave me even more ganas to go. After Andres and I booked our flights to Bilbao, I emailed Ely and asked her for the exact bus which would drop us off near the start of the trail.
The bus ride proved to be an adventure in and of itself. We later learned that most who visit the mountain do so in their own handy-dandy private transportation, but renting a car was hardly ideal for our short stay. So, we waited at the bus stop–which was, by the way, simply in a large round-about with no well-marked signs–and hopped on the bus we thought was the right one. The driver, after I told him where we wanted to go, printed out a a long list of stops from the same machine which spits out the tickets. When I say, "long" I mean names upon names of stops. He circled one of the last stops, saying we should get out there. I thanked him, and folded the list four times to make it manageable to hold.
Signs that pointed out the trail
Lush, green coastline
Bilbao was soon behind us, and signs of city life turned into factories, small pueblos, then lush greenery. As our bus wound higher we noticed how the town names became less and less familiar–less Spanish–to more and more Basque-sounding. Nearly 90 minutes after we'd boarded the bus, the driver gestured to us–this was our stop.
We scurried out of the bus to find the morning fog rolling away, leaving a gorgeous view of the coast to our left. We snapped a few first pictures, not realizing how much better the views would be after we actually started the hike.
Then came the hike. The trail was not arduous, but unsteady in some places, causing hikers to balance carefully to avoid ankle-buckling rocks. Speaking of rocks, there was this huge one in the distance as we started our downhill descent:
My memory card would later remind me of how I took approximately 100 photos of this rockin' view
Pausing for a picture
Our view during lunch
Here we paused at the base of the monastery to eat a picnic lunch. The zig-zagging of the path led my eyes up-up-up, and, before I'd realized it, my eyes were resting on the tip-top of the hill again.
The steep stairs were the most difficult part of the hike–and the view from them was the most rewarding.
And then, we reached the top. A nice family from San Sebastián snapped our picture, and we did the same in return.
Then, it was time to do the hike in reverse.
The original view, waiting for the bus
Once we made it back to the bus stop and reflected on the day, we were already talking about how this would be one of the highlights of the trip. Our varied vacation had been a success; from the Aste Nagusia festival to San Sebastián's laid-back beaches to strolling the elegant streets of Bilbao, the vacation was enjoyable on many fronts.


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2013 Shanghai Winter School
26 August 2013
Applications are open for the 2013 Shanghai Winter School, which takes place between 25 November and 13 December.
The Shanghai Winter School is an intensive three-week introduction to Chinese Law and provides students with an opportunity to study, on an intensive and introductory basis, the laws and legal system of China whilst experiencing life in that country.
The Winter School is jointly organised by Sydney Law School and the East China University of Political Science and Law (ECUPL) and is held on the campus of ECUPL in Shanghai.
Lectures are given in English by Chinese professors and the program is supervised by academic staff from Sydney Law School.
Representatives of the Law School will be in residence in Shanghai for the duration of the course.
It is hoped that the Winter School will stimulate interest in, and analysis of, Chinese legal styles, attitudes and structures, including traditional Chinese legal values and processes, as significant factors in the understanding of modern Chinese law and the legal system.
Enrolment in the Shanghai Winter School is available to:
Cross-institutional applicants are advised to contact their home institution to confirm that the Winter School can be credited to their degree.
Students are required to obtain written permission from their home institution before applying to the Winter School and paying the non-refundable deposit.
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An extra 30 minutes has been added onto Cactus Canyon's schedule to make up for the time lost since Friday was cut from the week of learning.
The extra half-hour that the school added on has changed a few things for students, teachers and parents. For most students, the extra time has made a positive change in their lives.
Sakura Deal, an eighth grader, said she gets more done because of the extra time.
"I guess it made an impact in my life because I have more time to focus on my work and get stuff done," she said.
Although some students aren't even aware of the change of schedule, it has parents running around the clock. While it means some long days for students, they understand why the extra minutes were needed.
"They took away an extra school day, so of course they had to have added extra minutes," said Zayden Furnish.
While the majority of the school agrees that 30 minutes is enough time, Angelina Sinclair stands out claiming it would be better if the school had more extra time.
"I think it would be a good idea to add on an extra 10 minutes to the end of school for kids to get help on homework," she said. "Most of our parents have no idea how to help us with it; it's so different from what they've learned when they were kids."
Editor's note: Alissa Baker is a Cactus Canyon Junior High School student and wrote the above for the Cougar News Blog, https://cougarnewsblog.com.


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Officials from the Oakville & Milton Humane Society (OMHS) continue to remove cats from a Halton Hills residence one week after a warrant was issued to rescue more than 100 cats found to be at the Steeles Ave. home.

The majority of the cats were taken out of the house by the OMHS's Animal Protective Services team on Thursday, Sept. 5, but officers still have humane traps set up for the animals that managed to find hiding spaces.

An anonymous tip led to the seizure of the felines. Ten cats were found dead at the location and the survivors were either brought to the OMHS shelter for treatment or sent to foster homes.

"The verified count of cats removed to date is 106 live cats with one cat transferred to the shelter today," said OMHS spokesperson Brenda Dushko.

"The most fearful and timid cats were able to find places to hide in the house. We have placed humane traps in the home and our officers return several times a day to check the traps and bring any cats we have carefully caught back to the shelter where we can begin caring for them."

The OMHS will continue to monitor the traps until it's determined all the cats have been removed. At that time, charges will be laid under the Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (OSPCA) Act.


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Children's Ministry is a great place to serve and share the love of Christ with kids. Our ministry operates on Sunday mornings during the 9:30 and 11:00 Hours with small group classes and Kids Worship. Volunteer opportunities are as follows: teacher, assistant teacher, classroom set up, special events, curriculum organization, and worship leading.
We ask that volunteer staffers be over 18 years old, complete a background screening and ministry application. (Link Ministry Application and Background Screening)
Volunteering in the children's ministry is an opportunity to help kids learn how to have a relationship with Jesus Christ. To get a sense of this opportunity we invite you to read the story of the Doodle:
Have you ever taken a good look at a doodle? The doodle begins by swirling from the outside to the inside. Each doodle is unique and very different from those surrounding it. The doodle is similar to a child's life. A child begins their journey to Christ just as a doodle begins to swirl. As a child embarks on hearing the name of Jesus for the first time as an infant on Sunday mornings or as a preschooler during Vacation Bible School, he or she starts to process who Jesus is and how much Christ loves them. The swirl begins to take shape and curve more inward. Once a child internalizes the message of Christ and makes the most important decision of their life to follow Jesus, they are like the center of the doodle. Yet the story of the doodle doesn't end there. A doodle also swirls outward, which is like a child once they have developed a relationship with Christ. As a new believer, children are excited to go out and tell those they know about Jesus. Children are incredibly amazing individuals that have a personality all their own. God gifts each child with abilities to glorify Him.
The children at City of Refuge are just waiting for someone to invest time in their young lives. The goal of Children's Ministry at City of Refuge is to have oodles of doodles for Jesus. Matthew 22:37 says, "Love the Lord your god with all your heart, with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the first and greatest commandment."


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I don't know why, but suddenly I'm being bombarded with press releases from the folks at Xilinx...
I dont know why, but suddenly Im being bombarded with press releases from the folks at Xilinx.
It started with the news about their participation at the forthcoming IBC 2011 (Click Here to see this announcement).
This was followed by news about Tecnoroll BMB S.r.l. a design house that specializes in digital hardware and software solutions for broadcast and consumer applications. A short version of this announcement is as follows:
Longtime customer Tecnoroll BMB S.r.l. has designed Spartan-6 FPGAs into its new FLEXMod 3.0 digital video broadcast module. Slated for announcement at IBC 2011 in Amsterdam, the compact, multi-standard modulation platform can be used as a standalone hardware platform or integrated into a customer's end product for standard and high-definition broadcast applications, including video distribution systems and set top boxes.
And then, almost immediately, my Inbox pinged me again with news about SIGMA Corporation a leading researcher, developer, manufacturer and service provider of some of the world's most impressive lines of lenses, cameras and flashes. A short version of this announcement is as follows:
Longtime customer, SIGMA Corp., has designed Spartan-6 into its flagship digital single lens reflex (DSLR) camera, the SIGMA SD1, for professional and enthusiast photographers. Shipping since June, the new 46-megapixel camera delivers robustness in a splash-proof and dust-proof body, providing high-definition and high resolution images.
I tell you, its looking like were going to be seeing a busy time in Programmable Logic Space (where no one can hear you scream)
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Ryan Gomes is returning to the NBA with the Oklahoma City Thunder.
The Thunder signed the veteran forward Wednesday. Terms weren't disclosed.
Gomes last played in the NBA during the 2011-12 season with the Los Angeles Clippers, who then waived him via the amnesty clause. He spent last season playing professionally in Germany.
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Storage and Preservation of Digital Imageswritten by: Mark Dubovoy
Something momentous has happened with the development of digital photography: For the first time since photography was invented, we have the capability to preserve original images without any deterioration for extremely long periods of time. Perhaps forever. The negative in the shoebox Most PHOTO Techniques readers know that storing negatives or transparencies in a shoebox is a bad idea. These boxes usually are acidic, do nothing to control temperature and humidity, and can lead to damaging physical pressure from having the originals on top of each other. All of these factors lead to premature decay and damage to precious originals. Read more »


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Those wishing may make a contribution, in his memory, to Community Hospice of Northeast Florida, 1955 U.S. 1 South, Suite D3, St. Augustine, 32085.
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Am I embarrassed that over the last week I have played Baseball Superstars 2011 for 8 hours? A little. Regardless, I had a heck of a lot of fun. If you aren't familiar with the Baseball Superstars series and you are a fan of baseball, you have been missing out. The past 2 iterations of the series were a fantastic time waster filled with fun. This version improves the series in almost every way for a mere $5. You owe it to Gamevil and to yourself to pick up this title and start having fun.
The game offers a ton of modes including Season mode, My League and a HR mode. It also includes a ton of missions you can complete that allow you to earn G (money that can be used to buy special items). The mode that will really take up a ton of your time is My League. In this mode you will journey through a career starting as a rookie and ending as a hopeful Hall of Fame player. Each year you are given goals, able to build relationships, and upgrade your player in a variety of ways. It's an RPG game built into an arcade baseball game and it is so much fun.
On the field action takes a bit of getting used to, especially if you are coming from Konami's Power Pros series (a great series in its own right). The action is incredibly fast paced and the pitchers have some wicked pitches at their disposal. However, if you hang in there you will be rewarded.
The sound within the game has been upgraded over year's past as well as the graphics. The graphics really pop on the iPhone 4's retina display. You'll also notice that this year there are multiple stadiums, new teams and tons of new relationships you can work on throughout your avatar's season. In short, you will be pleased if you are upgrading from Baseball Superstars 2010.
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While Baseball Superstars 2011 certainly doesn't recreate the wheel, it has added some new spokes. Regardless of what kind of gamer you are, if you have any interest in sports you will find this game simply delightful. Now that we are towards the end of the year, I can definitively say this one is one of the forerunners for iPhone Gamer Blog's Game of the Year – no doubt about it.
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Fury to face American champion at King's Hall
Tyson Fury looks set to clash with North American champion Nicolai Firtha at the King's Hall on September 17.
The 32-year-old from Ohio went the distance with newly crowned WBA world heavyweight champion Alexander Povetkin last December and clearly promoter Mick Hennessy believes he will an ideal test for the British and Commonwealth champion.
Fury had hoped initially to be fighting Martin Rogan, and the Belfast man was offered the fight again, but it seems an agreement could not be reached.
Unbeaten Leif Larsen from Norway and former world champion James Toney also entered the picture but last night it seemed that Firtha was the frontrunner to face Fury (pictured).
Fury is relishing the chance of headlining at the King's Hall for the first time on a bill which also features a welterweight scrap between Lurgan's Stephen Haughian and former world light-welterweight champion Junior Witter, as well as Lurgan's unbeaten Ryan Greene clashing with Ballyclare's Willie Thompson.
"To fight at the King's Hall with all the history it has is just going to be fantastic," says Fury.
"Coming to Belfast straight after winning the British and Commonwealth titles means a lot to me. I want to have some great nights in Belfast.
"I believe I'm starting off on a journey with the Irish boxing fans and we're going together all the way to the end.
"I know I still have a lot to learn but when I get in with one of the Klitschkos I'll be ready to win the world title — and win it in style.
"I didn't think I would be out again so quickly after beating Dereck Chisora but it just shows you that Mick is doing a good job. I'm a fighting man and I like to stay busy."
Promoter Hennessy is hoping that September 17 will be the perfect launching pad for Fury to establish himself as the new hero of Irish boxing.
Meanwhile, former European super-bantamweight champion Willie Casey has been matched with Frenchman Daniel Kodjo Sassou in an eight-rounder on the bill, while former amateur ace Dee Walsh will be making his debut.
Hot prospect Carl Frampton is still hopeful of a title fight on the Odyssey Arena show next Saturday, which is headed by Paul McCloskey's clash with Breidis Prescott.
The Odyssey show will feature east Belfast flyweight Luke Wilton in a six-rounder as he seeks to progress towards a shot at the British title and Omagh's Dee Taggart.
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This week's tour topic is: LAW ENFORCEMENT
Seems odd to think that in fantasy cities in which entire economies revolve around crime there is room for the men in blue (or crimson, or whatever). But the law does the best it can, even when faced with magic, mystical creatures, or rogue deities.
I can think of a ton of titles that come to mind, but foremost among them are The Watch novels (from Guards! Guards! to Thud!) of Terry Pratchett. Whether you're talking the City Watch or the Night Watch, it doesn't get better (or funnier) than the adventures of Commander Vimes, Captain Ironfoundersson, Corporal Nobbs, Sergeant Cheery Littlebottom, Constable Visit-the-Infidel, and Corporal Buggy Swires. They've evolved considerably since the days when a bunch of thief-takers saved the city from a dragon, becoming rather respectable and diverse, even allowing a vampire to join their ranks (the wonderfull named Lance-Constable Salacia von Humpeding)
In City of Stairs by Robert Jackson Bennett, law enforcement (or occupation) of the city of Bulikov is very much at the heart of the story. This is the story of a land conquered and oppressed by the Worldly Regulations, which outlaw the possession of divine objects and the worshiping of the old gods. What starts as a simple murder investigation soon turns into a story of rebellion, with two women standing against the tide of chaos - Shara Komayd, diplomat and spy, and Turyin Mulaghesh, soldier turned reluctant governor.
Meanwhile, Sebastien de Castell's Traitor's Blade is about the clash between law enforcement officers new and old. The Greatcoats have been disbanded, following the death of the King, but they were once the most elite of law enforcement, responsible for meting out justice and upholding the King's Law. It's not just a story about law enforcement being usurped, but one about bastardizing and betraying it altogether. One of the key turning points in the story revolves around a week during which the current rulers and protectors stand back and watch as blood is allowed to run freely.
A more unusual take on the idea of law enforcement is found in Shield and Crocus by Michael R. Underwood, which mixes a little superhero vigilante-ism into the epic fantasy. The superhero powers here are a birthright bestowed upon the heroes by virtue of their race. Known as the Shields of Audec-Hal, they are a small group who fight against the tyrants by means of what is essentially vigilante guerrilla warfare. It's a fantasy novel with a comic book or video game feel, but really quite imaginative.


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I have met this woman from the dating site mate1. I been chatting with her on yahoo messenger for a little while now since I met her from the site but never met her in person. I want to think here that not everyone (woman) that you meet online is out to scam someone and hurt them but from my past experiences with trying to meet a woman online, it has not been good and that this person Annah Sergeant who I been chatting with on yahoo messenger (annahlove21) I do not think that she is a real person. She has been constantly mistyping in her sentences and been changing her picture on her yahoo messenger box to different pictures of herself showing her private parts and pictures of images like a flower. She had also asked me to send $100 dollars to her there which I did thinking that she was being honest with coming ti meet me in person and to help her pay part for her flight ticket from Canada to meet me in person but she had came up with a story there and will always tell me that she is working. She had also asked me to send her some money there for a loan for her to pay for a internet bill which I did not do so I do not think here that this woman is a real person and that she may possibly be a scam artist. I think the internet should be a place where people enjoy to be online without the disturbance of these people who come online and pose themselves as someone that they are not and I will report all these individuals who had contacted me to your site.
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