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Stocks Fall for Fifth Straight Session
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Stocks sustained deep losses Tuesday with eurozone worries once again front and center amid growing trepidation about Spain's economic stability.
All three major U.S. equity indices lost ground for a fifth straight trading session. Sentiment took an abrupt turn for the worse after European stock markets finished with sharp drops. Traditional safe havens drew buyers with bonds and gold on the rise.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 214 points, or 1.7%, to close at 12,716. The S&P 500 fell 24 points, or 1.7% to close at 1359. The Nasdaq plunged 56 points, or 1.8%, at 2991, surrendering the 3000 level for the first time since March 13.
The 10-year Treasury bond rose 18/32, pushing the yield down to 1.98%, its first trip below 2% since March 12.
Breadth within the Dow was extremely negative with only one of of the index's 30 components -- Hewlett Packard (HPQ) --finishing higher.
Alcoa(AA) was among the biggest blue-chip laggards, down 2.9%. The aluminum company reported a surprise first-quarter profit after the bell, and its stock caught a bounce in after-hours trading .
Profits came in at 10 cents per share on revenues of $6 billion on improved productivity and market conditions. Alcoa was expected to post a loss of 4 cents a share on revenue of $5.77 billion. Shares were rebounding 4% in the extended session.
Bank of America (BAC) saw the largest drop among the blue chips on Tuesday, falling more than 4%.
Caterpillar(CAT) , Walt Disney (DIS) , Boeing(BA) , General Electric (GE) , Home Depot (HD) and Microsoft(MSFT) all shed more than 2%.
On the New York Stock Exchange, decliners outnumbered advancers by more than 6-to-1 ratio, while the Nasdaq exchange had five losers for every gainer. The VIX, known as Wall Street's fear gauge, was up more than 8% at 20.39, breaking above the 20 level, which is seen as indicative of rising fear, for the first time since March 7. The index measures the implied volatility of options activity in the S&P 500.
The weakness extended losses on Monday in the wake of Friday's disappointing jobs report. The Dow posted its first finish below 13,000 since March 12 after the government announced that nonfarm payrolls increased 120,000 in March, far short of the consensus view for a 200,000 gain.
The driver for Tuesday's nervousness about Europe was a spike in the yield on Spanish ten-year bonds in the secondary market to 5.93% from 5.74% as Central Bank Governor Miguel Angel Fernandez Ordonez warned that the nation's banks may require more capital if the economy continues its downward slide. The economy is expected shrink 1.7% or worse as the government enforces its severe austerity measures.
European stocks endured a brutal sell-off into the close, with the London's FTSE declining 2.2% while Germany's DAX fell 2.5%.


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George Coleman: Memphis Modes
Today is George Coleman's 78th birthday. We'll hear the Memphis native in tonight's Jazz a la Mode.
I last saw Big George on November 17 in Hartford; while his gait has slowed a bit, he was in commanding form on a late afternoon concert at Faith Congregational Church. It was presented in the series produced by Hartford's resident bass master Paul Brown, who's provided area audiences with several opportunities to see Coleman at Bushnell Park and other venues over the years. (Speaking of CT, that's Windsor native, bassist Luques Curtis, pictured in the photo with George.)
Another figure with local ties, Lena Bloch, the tenor saxophonist who earned a Masters in Music at UMass before moving to Brooklyn a few years ago, is spearheading a campaign to have Coleman considered by the NEA for one of its coveted Jazz Masters awards. Read more about Lena's initiative here.
I can think of few living players who are more deserving of the NEA honor than George, who played an important role on mid-60's classics by Miles Davis (Seven Steps to Heaven, and numerous concert recordings) and Herbie Hancock (Maiden Voyage). Unfortunately, Coleman's muscular tone and bluesy lyricism made him less compelling to critics than Trane, Wayne, and Joe Henderson, but his ease of movement between modes and chordal harmony has made him a model for straight-ahead tenor players ever since. The lack of critical attention may also have resulted in the paucity of recordings he's made as a leader. But in 1975, he recorded Eastern Rebellion with Cedar Walton, Sam Jones, and Billy Higgins, and it remains one of the few Desert Island essentials of that decade. Earlier in his career, which began with a couple of tours with B.B. King, Coleman was the front line partner with fellow Memphis native Booker Little in Max Roach's Quintet. His soulful tenor has also been heard on sessions led by organists Jimmy Smith, Reuben Wilson, Big John Patton, and Joey DeFrancesco.
Here's the George Coleman Quartet on a television series hosted by London nightclub owner Ronnie Scott, who knows from "great" as tenor players go. Hilton Ruiz is at the piano, Herbie Lewis is on bass, and Billy Higgins is on drums.


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The Retired Senior Volunteer Program, or RSVP, is seeking volunteers to aid in recovery efforts in the event a disaster strikes our area by managing volunteer reception centers in Santa Rosa County.
Volunteer reception centers are an important clearinghouse for field volunteers and help to ensure volunteer resources are effective and efficiently dispatched to areas of need when it is deemed safe by officials. After Hurricane Dennis, over 600 volunteers coordinated through VRC's gave more than 23,800 hours helping to place tarps on homes and clearing debris for local residents.
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Blessed is she who has believed that the Lord would fulfill his promises to her!" Luke 1:45
They were a young couple living in a poor but very religious, legalistic society.. They were engaged to be married and plans were in place for a future wedding. But then she got pregnant. He was not the father.
It would have been a soul destroying, fear filled intimidating time as this young couple worked through their emotions and options. They knew that word would get out and she would be the slanderous talk of the town.. They knew that if legalistic religious leaders found out she could be stoned to death for the sin of carrying a child outside of marriage. Joseph and Mary stood their ground. They waited in faith and believed in the promises they had been given in dreams and by God's messengers. They were in for the most amazing journey of faith ever. Yet they believed.
Mary was a remarkable young woman with a great faith in God. She never wavered in her belief that what was happening to her was a miracle. She believed.
I am inspired every year with the simplicity of the Christmas story. God came to earth.. to all that He had created. Yet He chose to do it in such humble circumstances with ordinary people who had a simple faith in His presence in their lives. There's something very special about this story. And Mary's prayer simply sums it up.
"My soul glorifies the Lord and my spirit rejoices in God my Savior, for he has been mindful of the humble state of his servant. From now on all generations will call me blessed for the mighty one has done great things for me— holy is his name. His mercy extends to those who fear him, from generation to generation. He has performed mighty deeds with his arm; He has scattered those who are proud in their inmost thoughts. He has brought down rulers from their thrones but has lifted up the humble. He has filled the hungry with good things but has sent the rich away empty. He has helped his servant Israel, remembering to be merciful to Abraham and his descendants forever, just as he promised our ancestors." Luke 1:47-55
Be blessed as you yourself believe like Mary. Stand your ground like Joseph and trust in the Lord.
Drifting with the wind last week in a hot air balloon was an amazing lesson of faith and trust. I had no control over the situation. I simply was required to trust and take in the wonder of all that I could see as we sailed in the air at 4,000ft above the earth. Faith is a beautiful thing.
Pictured: Flying high above the earth in a hot air balloon last week.
Now Stephen, a man full of God's grace and power, performed great wonders and signs among the people. Acts 6:8
One of the most amazing examples of passion, integrity, truth and humility is revealed in the story of a man called Stephen, a follower of Christ on trial before the High Priest and the legalistic religious leaders called the Sanhedrin. The false accusations against Stephen would bring upon him the death penalty if found guilty. He stood his ground and boldly presented to these proud arrogant men the story of God's grace through the ages… From the times of Abraham to Moses, to King David to Jesus Christ, he clearly presented God's salvation plan for all humanity to these men of the old law. Unfortunately… the curse of pride and fear consumed the hearts of these so called righteous men and Stephen was dragged out into the streets and put to death.
While they were stoning him, Stephen prayed, "Lord Jesus, receive my spirit." Then he fell on his knees and cried out, "Lord, do not hold this sin against them." When he had said this, he fell asleep. Acts 7:59-60
Stephen's prayer was a beautiful reflection of the word's Jesus spoke out as He hung on a crucifixion cross to die for my sins, your sins and the sins of all humanity. "Father forgive them for they know not what they do" Luke 23:34 " And also the words.. "Father into your hands I commit my spirit" Luke 23:46
I pray that we can live out our lives with the same courage and passionate conviction as Stephen. That in times of trial we will stand on the truth we know and yet show mercy and grace to those who may condemn us as believers. Stephen's story is an inspiration!! Be filled with grace and power! Believe for great wonders and signs among the people!
Never give up as you live out your passion for Christ.
Pictured: Even the Australian bush celebrates the colours of Christmas in this season
I love you, O Lord, my strength. The Lord is my rock and my fortress and my deliverer, my God, my rock, in whom I take refuge, my shield, and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold. Psalm 18:1-2
Sorry for the one day delay in our weekly prayer points. I've been driving for two days straight. I'm tired, really tired and yet looking forward with great expectations to the days and nights of ministry ahead in Northern Queensland. We will be serving with precious friends who believe in the power of the Gospel and the work of the Holy Spirit of God in broken people's lives. I love it.
But the past week has been a tough week. One of the toughest, and we would appreciate your prayers. We are so encouraged by God's faithfulness and his perfect timing. In God's time we will share more.
All day today I've had some of those old hymns flooding my mind. Great songs that seem to sum it all up perfectly. "He hideth my soul in the cleft of the rock". When life seems to throw everything at you from all directions all at once just know this one absolute truth. Jesus is your rock of all ages and all seasons. No matter what is happening He never changes. The wonders of His love and grace will never change. When the storms of life oppress you from all angles He will hide your soul in a safe place. He will be your fortress and your strength when you have nothing on which to stand. The raging winds of condemnation and curse have no power against the eternal realms of God's grace. We all fail at times and that's why Jesus went to the Cross. We all struggle with doubt and fear and yet He has conquered all sin and death to bring us hope beyond what we deserve. It is a beautiful truth. His grace will be there when the sun rises tomorrow.
Thank you for your love and support for us as a family and for this work. We are so grateful that you choose to journey with us.
Pictured: He hideth my soul in the cleft of a rock.
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15 Sep 2010
Rias Baixas Albarino Coaxes Summer to Stay
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With summer winding down, it was time to head to the cellar for something magical, something that could beckon the yellow orb to make an extended presence well into October. Rumor has it that there are magical powers in Rias Baixas. Each September the mythical creature Albariños stumbles from its cave, shaking off the prior evening's rager to make a proclamation on the extended season. One wine glass, and the warm nights are cut short for crisp cool evenings. Two wine glasses (probably from seeing double), and the warm rays of the sun are enjoyed for six more weeks. With this in mind, I made careful preparations for the ritual.
Rias Baixas is in the Northwest portion of Spain and boasts a coastal lush growing area. The region, known as the wines of the sea, is moist and cool. Grapes are grown on a trellis to maximize the sun and air exposure. The grape Albariño, is the most widely planted in the region and is known for its Riesling and Viognier complexities. Albariño can be crisp, tropical, and full of citrus and apple, while providing a massive acidity that pairs well with the regional seafood.
I slowly peeled back the foil, in hopes to arouse the great Albariños from his slumber. As the cork popped, a fragrant citrus, apple, peach and pear aroma filled the room. The Albariños, enticed by the fragrance, restlessly stirred in his cave. The wine poured into the glass, and the creature awoke from his nap, rubbed his drunken eyes, and peered across the room. What did he see? Would there be six more weeks of summer? Would fall and frost come early?
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- The Stuff: 100% Albariño from Rias Baixas, Spain; Whole berry crushed and fermented in stainless steel; 40% malolactic fermentation; 12.8%ABV
- The Swirl: A nice crisp and clean straw color in the glass.
- The Sniff: During a blind tasting I could potentially mistake this for a Riesling with the petrol, citrus and apple aromas. The fragrant aromas help drive the point home on the palate
- The Sip: Slightly tart, slightly crisp and slightly tropical describes the flavor profile on this wine. A very enjoyable flavor that has a slight steely minerality on the finish. A nice full mouth feel is present from the malolactic fermentation.
- The Score: At $12-15, this is a nice wine that leaves a feel good flavor in the mouth. Not a sipper for me, but definitely a fun wine to pair with light summer food and seafood. 3+/5 Recommend
- The Stuff: 100% Albariño from Rias Baixas, Spain; stainless steel fermented; 12.5% ABV
- The Swirl: Lightly golden in the glass, slight effervescence and mildly cloudy
- The Sniff: Soft and gentle on the nose with aromas of pear and peach
- The Sip: This wine is very even and smooth from front to back. It lacks the tart pucker of the first wine as well as lacks the acidity. Slight fruit components of pear, and tropical fruit. While this wine may be more enjoyable to many as a sipping wine, there was a lack of depth and character to really make me go "wow." 3/5
Overall, very enjoyable wines for the price. Albariño is certainly a grape you should keep your eye out for, especially if you're looking for a fun alternative to your daily Sauvignon Blanc or Viognier. Keep poppin' the corks on summer sippers in the hopes to lure the yellow orb to the sky!
*Wine was provided as an industry sample with the intention to review
13 Aug 2010
Winery Tweets Their Newest Release
When releasing a wine, what are the typical process flows? PR to media – check. Email to mailing list – check. Save the date card to mailing list – check. Tasting room party – check. Send dozens of wine writers some samples and have a tweet up? Desert Wind Winery recently released their 2009 Ora (white blend) and utilized relationship marketing to engage writers and influencers virtually. Not everyone had the capacity to go to their beautiful Prosser, WA tasting room, so Amber and Greg Fries send the wine to the people. The result, nearly 500 conversations between 77 people. "It's a success in our eyes," says marketing director, Amber Fries.
The Ora is the newest edition to the growing family of Desert Wind wines out of their estate vineyards in Wahluke Slope. The unique blend of Chardonnay, Semillon, Riesling and Gewurztraminer combine the rich mouth feel of Chardonnay and a crisp refreshing lemon lime flavor of Riesling and Gewurzt. The Semillon shines through with elegant underpinnings of nuts and vanilla. I applaud Desert Wind for integrating social media and relationship marketing into their overall release strategy. I look forward to following up with them to see how the minimal investment paid off in the long term. As part of the release, the Ora (pronounced like hoorah, but OH-rah) is currently on sale for only $12 per bottle out of their tasting room and online.
On the Web – On Twitter – On Facebook
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2009 Desert Wind Winery Ora
- The Stuff: 60% Chardonnay, 20% Riesling, 15% Semillon and 5% Gewurztraminer; 8% fermented in oak barrels, a touch of residual sugar at .36 g/100ml; 13.8%ABV; 316 cases produced
- The Swirl: Very golden yellow in the glass, makes me think of "drops of Jupiter" like a sun kissed golden blonde
- The Sniff: Very lively nose with immediate aromas of lychee, tropical fruit, and hints of vanilla, nuts and honey. Maybe this would be a good pairing with Post Honey Nut Oat Clusters for breakfast.
- The Sip: The Ora has a very full mouth feel that provides just a touch of sweetness without being sweet. The flavors are softer tropical and peach with a mild white pepper on the back end. The wine finishes with medium low acidity and a hint of a disjointed aftertaste. If you are a Chardonnay lover but sometimes crave something a little more crisp and tropical, think Ora.
- The Score: At $15 retail the wine is very enjoyable and paired very well on two different nights (first with Salmon and spicy potatoes and second with Carne Asada). We took a second bottle to enjoy at a friend's house and shared it to rave reviews. The Ora leaves me saying hoorah and hoping I can find one more bottle before the end of summer. 3+/5
23 Jun 2010
Episode #89 Northwest Cellars
Need a custom label for a wedding, non-profit event, business gift or product launch? Kirkland based, Northwest Cellars provides award winning wine with personalized labels! Founder Bob Delf spent 30 years in the software industry and worked as a CEO at three different companies. Bob's passion for wine, keen business sense, and unique business model came together with wine makers Dave Moore and Robert Smasne to form Northwest Cellars in 2004. Bob and his wife Kathleen do all the blending work to bring their creation to market.
I was introduced to Northwest Cellars initially on Twitter. Bob participated in our two online tastings, WAMerlot and WAWine. Recently a good friend of mine, Rebecca Templeton became their wine rep in Spokane through her company Blends of Vino. I'm excited to help Rebecca get the word out about the personalized labels and have even been to a few events lately that featured Northwest Cellars wine.
But…How is the wine?
Rebecca knows that I'm honest in my reviews. I've reviewed another of her clients, Anelare Cellars, and didn't care much for one wine, but really enjoyed their Saint Helena Syrah. So before I get to the review, if you're in need of a custom label and you live in Inland Northwest, contact Rebecca Templeton at BlendsofVino.com and she'll walk you through the process.
Now, on with the review:
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- The Stuff: 61% Sauvignon Blanc and 39% Chardonnay from Columbia Valley, 13.5%ABV, 448 cases produced
- The Swirl: Extremely pale yellow in color with only a hint of tint
- The Sniff: I would bet $50 that the Chardonnay in this wine saw some oak. I couldn't find anything in the literature, but the wine comes across with good lemon zest and a hint of vanilla and pears.
- The Sip: While adagio may be a musical term for at ease, this wine doesn't strike the relaxing chord with me. It feels like it has a dual personality where the Chardonnay and the Sauvignon Blanc are fighting for position in your mouth. In one instance you can taste the strong grapefruit and citrus play and then a smooth oaky apple tries to come through.
- The Score: At $15, I could certainly encourage you to give it a try to see if it fits your tastes, but for me I can only score it 3 out of 5. Nothing off about it, but feels disjointed and unbalanced.
- The Stuff: 75% Merlot, 13% Syrah, 12% Cabernet Sauvignon from Olson Estate, Roza Ridge and 3 Rocks Vineyards; 13.8%ABV, 3000 cases produced
- The Swirl: An interesting brownish rust colored purple hue that is showing some good signs of aging. Reminds me of cola.
- The Sniff: I love the nose of this wine. Strong dark fruits with leather, stewed plums, and just a hint of sweet milk chocolate. Fragrant and engaging!
- The Sip: Not your traditional Columbia Valley Merlot. Really loving the black tea, coffee and gamey meat components to this wine. Very complex in the mouth. The fruit is slightly thin on the front but the dynamic presence of the other flavors quickly engages your palate.
- The Score: At only $17 this wine surprised and mesmerized me. I loved the different interpretation of Merlot and enjoyed the soft, yet captivating flavors. I score this wine 4 out of 5. Be warned that if you love bright fruity cherry Merlot, this might not be for you.
Links you need
NW Cellars on the Web - On Twitter - On Facebook
Blends of Vino on the Web – On Facebook
*Wine was provided as a sample with the intention to review
24 May 2010
My First Trip to Greece for Wine
Dionysus, the Greek god of wine and fertility. Legend tells us that Dionysus was the only Greek god born of a mortal parent, Semele. Known for his dual personality, Dionysus could bring erotic passion and happiness along with rage and madness. During his wandering, Dionysus taught people across the regions how to cultivate wine. It's curious or coincidence that even 6000 years ago in the mythology of the Greeks, wine was a significant part of Mount Olympus.
Wine in Greece dates back to 4500 BC and is considered to be the second oldest wine production in the world (central China being the oldest). Greek colonization of the area, along with the help of Dionysus of course, is thought to be the origination of wine across France, Italy and Spain. With all this history, it's pretty amazing that the majority of Americans have zero experience with Greek wine.
Both wines reviewed are from the small island of Santorini in the Aegean. Santorini has a volcanic soil composition and enjoys hot summer days that are cooled in the evening by strong sea breeze. The Assyrtiko grape in this review is a hearty multi-purpose grape that can be crafted from dry to sweet and is similar in presentation to Riesling.
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2008 Boutari Assyrtiko
- The Stuff: 100% Assyrtiko from the Santorini region; 13.5%abv; cork enclosure
- The Swirl: Very pale yellow in color; clean, clear and bright
- The Sniff: An appearance of sulfites strikes the nose along with a ripe cantaloupe and house cleaner. Something about the nose feels off-putting.
- The Sip: The Boutari has a mellow mouth coating feel that presents flavors of melon, red apple and stone. The finish is mild and crisp but then presents a slight sour aftertaste.
- The Score: A refreshing wine that is more deserving of food (fish, shrimp, or spicy fair). The acidity was lacking but at $15 I score this wine a solid 3 (out of 5) and would be a fantastic introduction to anyone wanting to experience something new.
2008 Argyros Assyrtiko
- The Stuff: 100% Assyrtiko from Santorini region; 20% aged in oak for 6 months; 13%abv; cork enclosure
- The Swirl: Very light in presentation, almost completely clear with mild hints of straw
- The Sniff: A tight nose that presents strong citrus components and hints of lime
- The Sip: Take a large pink grapefruit, squeeze the contents into a glass and add a spritz of lemon lime. This is what the Argyros presents. The acidity is strong and the finish is tart and steely…pucker up.
- The Score: A very crisp and refreshing wine that will be a strong addition to Mediterranean food pairings. At $15 this wine earns a score of 3+ out of 5.
14 Apr 2010
Episode #56 Desert Wind Whites
Viognier and Semillon may not be grapes you are very familiar with, but I can assure you that with summer coming, consider these worthwhile reasons to stray from your Sauv Blanc and Rose. A Southwest oasis in the desert of central Washington, Desert Wind Winery was born out of a need for more fruit variety at Duck Pond Cellars (Dundee Oregon). In the early 90's Duck Pond began planting the 480 acres located on the Wahluke Slope, East of Yakima and West of Tri-Cities. In 2001winemaker Greg Fries presented the first release of Desert Wind Winery. Seeing the phenomenal grown of the corridor between Prosser and Yakima, WA, Desert Wind set out to open a premium tasting room, event facility, restaurant, and retreat center. Considered the highlight of his career, Greg and team opened the Desert Wind Winery in 2007. You have to check out their web site, the space looks amazing! I wonder if Greg and Amber are going to invite me out (wink)?
I previously reviewed the 2007 Sauvignon Blanc and it walked away with my March value wine of the month. At just $15 the wine was alive with tropical fruits and a balanced flavor.
For those that skip the videos and just read the text, you'll want to check out the final minute as I actually pull the guitar off the wall and play it (yes @clivity, I do play the guitar).
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2008 Semillon
- The Stuff: 94% Semillon, 3% Chardonnay and 3% Sauvignon Blanc; aged six months in neutral oak. 100% barrel fermented; 14.5%ABV; 568 cases
- The Swirl: Bright golden wheat color, with honey tones, seemingly thick viscosity
- The Sniff: Light undertones of lemon, vanilla and pear. Subtle but pleasing
- The Sip: Great mouth-feel, velvet and soft with mild fruit flavors of pear or apple and hints of lemon shavings. Reminiscent of light lemon shortcake.
- The Score: At $15 this is a mellow wine that provides simple flavor profile. Would definitely recommend with creamy shellfish pasta or smoked salmon. I score this a 3 out of 5
2009 Viognier
- The Stuff: 100% Viognier, 91.5% stainless fermentation 8.5% new French oak fermentation for 60 days; 14.5%ABV; 414 cases made
- The Swirl: Light, nearly clear with hint of lemon lime soda coloring
- The Sniff: I think Don Ho came up singing Tiny Bubbles bringing aromas of lychee, peaches and other tropical fruits. Reminded me of some mixed drinks I got in Florida last year.
- The Sip: The tropical fruit was mild on the front palate with good zing of lemon zest and minerality on the mid palate. Amazingly strong acid finish was perfect for palate cleansing. The finish was beautiful and balanced
- The Score: At just $15 this is another winner from the desert heat of Desert Wind. I score this a 4 out of 5. A strong recommend for summertime pleasure or served with spicy foods.
Cellar Tracker scores (none for 2009, 1 at 84 points for 2008)
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Vaporeon was really good with the acid armor.
It was awesome how it dissapeared out of nowhere.
Also, Crawdaunt vs Corphish was a good battle!
Vaporeon was really good with the acid armor.
It was awesome how it dissapeared out of nowhere.
Also, Crawdaunt vs Corphish was a good battle!
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I've seen this episode 3 years ago. It was okay. And Tiffany was interesting in this episode as well. Apart from the behavior of Mr. Saridakis and his Crawdaunt.
Great episode, and great battle between Crawdaunt and Corphish.
Corphish has learned much more about battles, i think it helped it in the future.
And i loved to see a Dragonair in the anime.
Wobbuffet and his trainer.(credit: Serebii.net)
Not a bad episode, it was nice seeing Crawdaunt, Vapereon and Dragonair in this episode.
Although that old guy just seemed a bit stupid, how did he think he got out of the water? Did he think a portal opened or some fairies magically took him there, it seems stupid to try and destroy the lake though.
I think this was the first time I have ever seen a Dragonair in the anime before.
Did Mr. Saridakis's voice sound similar to the the narrator's voice to anyone else? Or was it just me?
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This episode showed the toughness of Crawdaunt.... It is a rogue pokemon and suited with his trainer as well
This episode was ok... That wild Crawdaunt was definitely a major troublemaker in this episode. It was cool to see a Dragonair again. It was cool to see Squirtle learning Rapid Spin. It was cool to see a Barboach for the 1st time in a long time. Unfortunately for me Dragonair didn't have enough screentime, only showed up for a short time in this episode. It was great seeing Corphish battling Crawdaunt, even though it was interrupted. It was cool to see Vaporeon using its Acid Armor attack, it's been awhile since that attack has been shown.
It was a boring episode. To be honest, I would've rather seen the girl battle instead of Ash but whatever. It probably wouldn't have saved this episode anyway.
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I just rewatched An olden pond today.
An olden pond is okay. Nothing really special though I did like the James and his leisure land speech turning into I want more food.XP
I also liked the whole past stuff of Saridakis and the Dragonair.
I do find it amusing that everyone didn't recognise Meowth even though the only thing he had on was sunglasses.=P
It was an alright episode anyway.
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Favourite Pokemon series (dub): Kanto and Sinnoh.
Mr. Sarkidarkis was indeed Rodger Parsons. That much I'm certain of.
That being said, it was an okay effort by TPCi to me.
Ash's voice sounded almost robotic and artificial to me, as it were, Brock's voice was really mediocre, etc.
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1. The Anime: OS > AG > BW > DP = XY
2. The English Dub: 4Kids + TAJ Productions (Seasons 1-5) > 4Kids Entertainment (Seasons 6-8) > DuArt Film and Video (Seasons 11-Current) > TAJ Productions (Seasons 9-10)
3. The Games: XY > BW > RSE > GSC > Y > HGSS > DP > RBG
4. The Manga: RSE > RBY > DPPt > BW > GSC
5. Pokemon: The Origin: Excellent: 94.7/100.
English Dub Episode 1: 85/100
English Dub Episode 2: 80/100
English Dub Episode 3: 100/100
English Dub Episode 4: 80/100
English Dub of The Origin: 86.3/100
6. The Movies: OS > AG > DP = BW
This was an ok episode. Tiffany was an interesting character, but Mr. Saridakis and his Crawdaunt were jerks in this episode.
I liked how May's Squirtle learned Rapid Spin, it can help her in contests.
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Reservation of room type not met. Bed bugs suspected in second room. Third room didn't meet reservation request. Staff friendly but the resort was in need of major remodeling. Will never stay here again.Patiesa Hotels.com viesa atsauksme
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Traveling in truck with flatbed trailer...helped us find an appropriate place to park. Very friendly.Patiesa Expedia viesa atsauksme
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Overall it was very good stay. We stayed five nights and the only small complain I have is that the mattress was a little too hard. The staff was great!Patiesa Hotels.com viesa atsauksme
Naktsmītnes Howard Johnson Inn La Crosse/I-90 atbilde I'm glad you enjoyed the staff - they are a pleasure to work with! General Manager Rodney A. Piotraschke
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The goal of this trip was to make memories between sleep sessions, and the money saved by staying at this quite acceptable place more than paid for an upgrade to the "Holsteiner Art" variety of Wienerschnitzel the following day in New Glarus. Winner, winner, (non) chicken dinner!Patiesa Expedia viesa atsauksme
Naktsmītnes Howard Johnson Inn La Crosse/I-90 atbilde I'm glad we were able to make your travels memorable! Hope to see you again. General Manager Rodney A. Piotraschke
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This was a comfortable room, though it had a full and not queen bed. The breakfast was OK, mostly things to toast and cereal. The staff was very friendly to us.Patiesa Hotels.com viesa atsauksme
Naktsmītnes Howard Johnson Inn La Crosse/I-90 atbilde I'm glad you enjoyed my staff - they are a pleasure to work with. General Manager Rodney A. Piotraschke
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This hotel often provides an evening pot-luck style, home cooked meal for its guests.Patiesa Expedia viesa atsauksme
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"Good quality at affordable price"
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Friendly stuff, but breakfast was't anything special. Room was clean but dated.Patiesa Hotels.com viesa atsauksme
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The price was great. It was quiet comfortable room for an overnight stay. The desk staff was very accommodating. They earn their money as they perform double duty as breakfast stocker. The big disappointment was the brown dried stain in front of the bathroom. It looked gross and I rally don't want to know what it was.Patiesa Expedia viesa atsauksme
"Good value. Especially for a quick stay."
For the price, this hotel was perfect for a quick stay. I only stayed one night and didn't need anything fancy since I wouldn't be in the hotel long. This was perfect. Great value. The room wasn't super modern or updated but it was clean and that is more important to me. The bathroom was small, with the sink outside the door in the main room. However, […] this actually worked out nice for us. I was there with a friend and we both had big mirrors with outlets to use for getting ready. IzvērstPatiesa Expedia viesa atsauksme
Naktsmītnes Howard Johnson Inn La Crosse/I-90 atbilde We pride ourselves on providing a quality product, at a fair price. We were glad to read this standard was exemplified through your stay. Currently we are working on updates for our hotel. We hope you consider staying with us-so that you may watch our hotel evolve. Thank you.
"Comfortable stay"
A positive stay on a trans-continental drive. Good value for the price. The staff was very accommodating, offering breakfast to be put out early for our very early departure. Some Howard Johnsons are questionable, but this one is good.Patiesa Expedia viesa atsauksme
Naktsmītnes Howard Johnson Inn La Crosse/I-90 atbilde Thank you so much for your kind words! We enjoy our work and feel that a positive attitude projects back onto the guest's stay. This standard should be exemplified with each Howard Johnson across the United States. If ever it is not, simply contact the hotel. We know they will strive to make sure you enjoy your stay. As will we. Thank you.
"I just want what I paid for"
We reserved a king room on Hotels.com - when I got there to check in they said they were currently out of king rooms - I replied that I paid extra for the king bed - and what were they going to do for giving my reserved room to someone else? They then put me in a room that they said was a king (was actually a double bed) that I was handed pillow cases […] for the bed that I had to put on myself, they removed the dirty towels (said the room had only been used for the hot tub, I don't even want to KNOW what that was about) and handed a bag for the garbage that he emptied when we walked into the room. If I reserve a room with a king size bed, I should get what I paid for. IzvērstPatiesa Hotels.com viesa atsauksme
"one night stay"
its fine for a one or two night stay very affordablePatiesa Hotels.com viesa atsauksme
"very happy with room and service"
the service was great and public transportation was convenient. Good breakfast including three types of juice, French toast, cold cereal, oatmeal, toast, fruit and coffee and tea. Wi-Fi service was excellent. Small workout room mainly for cardio. Family restaurant and Pizza Hut located within walking distance.Patiesa Expedia viesa atsauksme
Naktsmītnes Howard Johnson Inn La Crosse/I-90 atbilde Thank you for your wonderful review! It is our goal to make sure a guest leaves satisfied. Hope to see you in the future.
Was a perfectly suitable room, disappointed that it smelt like cigarettes though.Patiesa Hotels.com viesa atsauksme
We were in town for a quick visit to see our son who is a student at UW-LAX. The hotel was very clean and comfortable. The breakfast had everything we could have wanted. The breakfast area was well maintained. Our room had everything we needed...microwave, coffee pot and fridge. The price could not be beaten. We will definetly return.Patiesa Hotels.com viesa atsauksme
Wifi is weakPatiesa Hotels.com viesa atsauksme
Friendly staff, even with an 11pm arrival! Pretty good breakfast offerings too!Patiesa Hotels.com viesa atsauksme
"Clean, Comfortable"
This is an old building and the doors rattle a bit and it doesn't have a lot of great amenities but it did have a recumbant bike and a treadmill for anyone who needed to get their regular exercise in. They also had a washing machine and dryer that I haven't seen available to other customers at similar. The continental breakfast was more than adequate […] and it was relatively quiet. It was a comfortable place to stay at a very reasonable price. I stayed there because I didn't have money to spend on a room and the amenities available at the Radisson or other high end places. It was very conveniently located between the interstate and downtown which are the locations from which I was coming and going. IzvērstPatiesa Expedia viesa atsauksme
Naktsmītnes Howard Johnson Inn La Crosse/I-90 atbilde Dear freespirit10, In recent years we have remolded our hotel. We will continue to do this forever! Our expectations will never cease and we hope you can share in the experience. Thank you for the compliments-we like to offer a valued product at a reasonable price.
"Good for overnight stay"
Basic hotel, not fancy but OK if you are just looking for a place to sleep. Allows dogs so hallways smelled slightly of dogs. Noises from the hallway and adjoining rooms could be heared all night long. Friendly staff.Patiesa Expedia viesa atsauksme
Naktsmītnes Howard Johnson Inn La Crosse/I-90 atbilde Thank you for the input involving our hotel. We do allow pets (one of our many amenities). Sometimes our furry friends can project a scent. If this becomes an issue for you, or anyone, let us know. We will not stop till your stay is satisfactory to your needs and wants. Any noise complaints we address promptly and politely. If this issue factors in your next stay let the desk agent know, they will handle it.
"A great value in Lacrosse"
I needed a room for a one night stay, and booked this room through Expedia the morning of my visit to Lacrosse. The room had a full size bed, fridge and a microwave. The front desk was very friendly and efficient. The only complaint was that the coffee pot wasn't working.Patiesa Expedia viesa atsauksme
Naktsmītnes Howard Johnson Inn La Crosse/I-90 atbilde Reading this put a smile on our faces and we hope we can continue to put a smile on yours. Sorry about the coffee pot - and if that ever happens again please let the front desk know and they will bring coffee right to your room and a new coffee maker. Thank you-Hope to see you in the near future.
"close to down town"
STay was good, but the first room we were booked in wasn't cleaned. So we got another no problem.Patiesa Hotels.com viesa atsauksme
"Quiet, inexpensive"
A good place to stay on a weeknight in the fall. Easy in and out.Patiesa Hotels.com viesa atsauksme
"Definite return visit"
Only needed to stay one night. Room was cleanand quiet. Plenty of parking and a great location, easy to get to with a wide variety of nearby restaurants. Will stay there again next time we're in LaCrosse.Patiesa Expedia viesa atsauksme
Naktsmītnes Howard Johnson Inn La Crosse/I-90 atbilde Thank you for taking time to review our motel. I am glad to read that your stay was pleasant and look forward to seeing you again.
"Decent economy hotel"
Comfortable cheap hotel with good coffee. Breakfast was good too.Patiesa Expedia viesa atsauksme
"Nice hotel at a nice price."
The Howard Johnson's is located close to the major highways. The nearby La Crosse Family restaurant provides fast, delicious meals that are reasonably priced. The staff at HoJo's are very friendly and helpful. The breakfast in the morning is decent. The rooms are always clean and comfortable. Although this is not a "four star" hotel, for the price, […] this is a great deal! This is the only hotel I stay at when I am in La Crosse. IzvērstPatiesa Hotels.com viesa atsauksme
"Good Hotel"
Great service and nice room. Very accommodating since I was with my handicapped father. Thank youPatiesa Hotels.com viesa atsauksme
"O.K. for the price."
The hotel staff were very helpful. The room was clean, however a little small. The hotel seemed very quiet, which was nice. The only down side was the bed was not real comfortable, it was very hard. Overall, I would stay here again on my way through.Patiesa Expedia viesa atsauksme
"Decent and comfortable"
Staff was very friendly and helpful. The hotel itself was a bit run down in appearance, but room was reasonably clean and comfortable.Patiesa Hotels.com viesa atsauksme
"Overnight Stay"
This property is conveniently located a short distance from the highway and easy to find. It's an older hotel but the rooms have been upgraded to provide for basic needs. The desk staff could use a little customer service training. I was told that my room would be ready in an hour. Almost two hours later I was still waiting and never received an apology […] from anyone. I had a better experience at the Settle Inn, a few doors down the street. IzvērstPatiesa Hotels.com viesa atsauksme
"poor sound proofing"
Everything about the hotel was satisfactory except it is very easy to hear clearly what was going on in the next room and the room and be able to hear people walking around in the room above. Was there 2 nights and was awaken by other guest to easily. Very poor sound insulation between floors and rooms. Will not stay there againPatiesa Expedia viesa atsauksme
The room was very stuffy.Patiesa Hotels.com viesa atsauksme
"Good Deal For Price!"
For the price it was an good deal and it is located by many restaurants! The room was clean and the bed was adequate! My only fault would be the tub drain needed to be cleaned out; it simply didn't drain well and I had water up to my ankles while showering.Patiesa Expedia viesa atsauksme
"friendly clean place to stay overnight ..."
all of the people i can into contact with at howard johnsons were very friendly and helpful ... lots of hellos and smiles ... overall a very nice overnight stay ...Patiesa Expedia viesa atsauksme
What you expect from a Howard Johnson. Comfortable room, friendly staff.Patiesa Expedia viesa atsauksme
"sardine can"
Rooms are clean but very small. Felt like I was in a sardine can! Long, narrow, dimly lit hallway. Very unattractive building.Patiesa Expedia viesa atsauksme
"Great nights sleep"
No frills room, but very comfortable night sleep. Clean environment with continental breakfast - good value!Patiesa Expedia viesa atsauksme
"Good for an stop on a road trip"
This is a fine no frills place to stay. It is an older but clean place to stay near the highway.Patiesa Hotels.com viesa atsauksme
"Not a bad choice for the price"
Located on outskirts of town along with other hotels in a fairly safe looking neighborhood on busy roadway. Secure building with card key entry. My queen non smoking room was fine and about average size, air conditioner worked well as did everything else. Some restaurants and gas stations closeby and easy walk to the river. About 5-7 minute drive to […] an historic downtown with lots of restaurant choices, beer places, nice tourist office with map for self guided walking tour. Trolly narrated tour also available. IzvērstPatiesa Hotels.com viesa atsauksme
The hotel was conveniently located. Getting in the second floor access door with luggage and key card was a bit of a challenge, not much room on the landing. The room while generally clean, smelled strongly of stale old cigarette smoke.Patiesa Hotels.com viesa atsauksme
"Please beware!"
The room in general was OK. The air conditioner, refridgerator, and the exhaust fan in the bathroom did NOT work. There were no other rooms that we could be moved to. (it was extremely hot and humid) I was told that a maintainance man would come to our room...at 10 PM I put the "do not disturb" sign on the door and we gladly checked out at 7 AM. I believe […] we would have been more comfortable sleeping in our car in the parking lot. IzvērstPatiesa Expedia viesa atsauksme
"Great Experience!"
Our rooms were great. The manager was friendly! The rates were excellent! The continental breakfast was above average! No complaints.Patiesa Expedia viesa atsauksme
"Great One Night Stay"
We enjoyed our stay because the room was very clean; it was quiet; and the staff members were outstanding !Patiesa Expedia viesa atsauksme
Moderate hotel at a moderate pricePatiesa Hotels.com viesa atsauksme
"Expencive for what they have to offer"
The hotel guests are loud, the staff in the morning too. The bed was the worse I ever slept on,the mattress on the side had nasty spots.Overall I would not recommend the hotel to anyone.My advice is spend the extra $ 20 -$ 30 and get a decent place to stayPatiesa Expedia viesa atsauksme
"Will return"
Was very satisfied with the service and the manner of the front det employee. She was very helpful.. Will return here as we are traveling to LaCrosse every day for a month of caner treatments.Patiesa Expedia viesa atsauksme
"Good staff, lousy hotel"
The staff was very responsive and kind, but the walls were paper thin and the entire hotel smelled of smoke. They couldn't get the smoke smell out of the walls. It needs a complete renovation. The price was very competitive though. You do get what you pay for.Patiesa Hotels.com viesa atsauksme
"La Crosse Hotel"
Very clean and cozy. Nice size room for 1 person.Patiesa Hotels.com viesa atsauksme
"Get what you pay for"
Mattress super hard wife had hard time sleeping on it.Patiesa Hotels.com viesa atsauksme
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People were celebrating a wedding when a car bomb went off nearby Sunday, leaving an 11-year-old child dead, in the Turkish town of Semdinli.
Another 18 people were wounded in the attack in Hakkari Province, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said.
A car exploded as an armored police vehicle was passing by, according to the semi-official Anadolu news agency.
"Because this despicable attack occurred near an area with a wedding unfortunately there were civilian casualties," said Erdogan.
The injured were taken to nearby hospitals.
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Hello, I'm sorry if this has been answered already, is there going to be a service like WoW's armory?
I've bought the game with the 3 day headstart that starts tomorrow.
However when i log in to the client or the forum it keeps saying something like: Login Error: You do not have access to Guild Wars 2.
Anyone else have this problem, is this just because the game hasnt been released it? Or should I be worried I cant play tomorrow?
Posting here because well.. i apparently dont have acces to the official gw2 forum.
Are you able to login to your account? The forum is closed until the game releases but you should still be able to login to your account.
Yeah i'm able to login to my account on the website.
When logging in to the client it says "You are attempting to log in with an account that does not have Guild Wars 2 registered to it. Please register a Guild Wars 2 serial code to this account."
When logging in to the forums it says Login Error: You do not have access to Guild Wars 2.
I registered my serial code to my account, tried to do it again aswell, but it obviously states that the code has been used already.
Can you change gems(store currency) into in-game gold without having to sell them to other players?I mean an NPC that can change it for you..I think someone mentioned it in gw2guru but cannot find the thread. And if it can happen does it happen to have info on the analogy?
The problem when you make a game F2P is systems need to be designed around annoying players enough to pay. Some games are less annoying than others, but at their core they need to give you a reason to spend money. Burying pay-to-win mechanics under an initial layer of skill-to-win, providing advantages that become required for competitive play, roadblocks or surprisingly reduced game functionality tucked underneath paid barriers that weren't obvious when you started.
Guildhead is up and running, just an FYI (reposting here as it is the info thread)
Im in the exact same boat.
I cant get a reply from customer support, and looks like I will have to wait till the weekend is over. Ill bet you ordered from Gamestop didn't you. Every time I do an MMO that place fucks me over and I keep promising Never again. This time I mean it.
How do you talk in general chat?,local chat, orglobal chat? i've been trying all the commands i know from others games yet nothing works ;< i also didnt see it in the tab list ( i think )
Silly question i know! but i'm not familiar with this game
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Tried 15 different pages trying to find an answer to this : The game is bought and has no monthly fee right? Does that mean that they will still charge for more content in later patches or for stuff like more character slots/ dungeons and items?


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Bow to elderly people who do not extend their hand and do not shake hands with women; they generally prefer to exchange greetings with a slight bow of the head.
Do not greet Vietnamese people by joining your hands in ŌĆśprayer positionŌĆÖ and bowing. This is the standard greeting in Thailand, as well as in Laos, Cambodia and India, but not in Vietnam. Vietnamese people use this gesture only at the pagoda.
Shaking hands with only one hand, as in the West, is becoming more common in Vietnam, although it is still mostly done among men.
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In Europe, bowing has mostly fallen out of custom, except on stage and in the world of royalty. Traditionally men would bow and women would make a curtsy, bending the knees while drawing one leg back. This is still seen in very formal circumstances. In some countries, such as Germany and France, gentlemen are still in the habit of bowing over a ladyŌĆÖs right hand while holding it in theirs and lightly kissing or almost-kissing it.
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This short chiffon dress has a sleek halter neckline and A-line silhouette. It is feminine and fashionable in its short length. The pleating adds detail to the simple body. Fully lined. Back zip. Imported polyester. Dry clean only. A sheer, flowing fabric that drapes well on the body. A dress with a fitted bodice that gradually flares from the waist. A-line styles are flattering for all women. A neckline featuring straps that wrap around from the front and connect at the back. |
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Wonderful Dress
I chose this dress for my four bridesmaids and it looks great on all of them with their various heights and sizes. Beautifully fun, yet elegant color in Malibu. I do wish they came in a Size 0, as the smallest of the girls is still needing to take in her Size 2. No biggy there though.
December 17, 2012
Nice...but itchy!
Great style for a conservative wedding, and the price is spot on! However, would definitely suggest some extra support in the bodice, as the underwire was poking under my armpit, and the stitching itched like crazy.
To short, plus-sized girls, don't get this style of dress! The style and color literally made me look like an apple! See attached picture.
November 28, 2012
I was having a hard time finding a bridesmaid dress for my junior bridemaids and then I came across this dress. It is adorable for them. The length is perfect and it fit them just right. I am really happy with it and my girls loved it....
November 1, 2012
Great Dress!
I bought this dress to wear to a wedding. The price was excellent, I ordered my size and it fit perfectly. It was comfortable, made well, and looked great. I bought a black one and If it was available in my size, I'd buy one in Apple also!
October 21, 2012
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