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Nintendo of Europe has finally explained the odd restrictions on 18+ content (which includes reading information, looking at screenshots, and watching video) in place on the European Wii U eShop. It turns out that German law is affecting when everyone (adults and children) can look at mature content. Last week Eurogamer found that it could not look at information on the eShop during certain times (11pm to 3am). This included info on the 18+ rated games ZombieU and Assassin's Creed 3.
Apparently taking cues from 'Cinemax' or 'Showtime After Dark,' Eurogamer has discovered that the European Wii U eShop prohibits all consumers from accessing mature-rated games and content during the daytime hours.
Nintendo of Canada communications manager director Matt Ryan tells Polygon that the Wii Mini lacks important features such as GameCube backwards compatibility and online connectivity because the firm wanted to keep the cost low so that "families" and "non-core gamers" could afford the device. Nintendo announced the pared down Nintendo Wii recently as being only for Canada and set at a suggested retail price of $99 CAN.
Nintendo of America Reggie Fils-Aime is pushing back against complaints aimed at the Wii U. Speaking to Gamasutra, Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime said that the Wii U's launch hiccups - mostly tied to the system's mandatory day-one patch - was a requirement to ensure the "very best product" for consumers.
Nintendo President Satoru Iwata says that he is very sorry for the problems people had on launch day with the mandatory Wii U Day One firmware update. Speaking to IGN, he said that the length of time it took to download the update was not acceptable.
According to Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Aime, the Wii U has sold 400,000 units in the United States. Speaking to CNET, Fils-Aime said that 300,000 Wii consoles and 500,000 portable devices also sold during the same period, for a grand total of 1.2 million hardware units sold in the US.
Google is (finally) sounding the alarm bells that an upcoming United Nations-organized conference is a serious threat to the "free and open internet" we currently enjoy (well, in most countries in the world). Government representatives around the world will get together to try and hash out an agreement on a new information and communications treaty in December.
In an interview with NowGamer, chief technical officer at Metro: Last Light developer 4A Oles Shishkovtsov said probably the most disparaging thing you can say about a brand new console: it has no power. When asked if the new game would be on the Wii U, Shishkovtsov said that it was not possible because Wii U's processor was "horrible and slow." Not exactly what the folks at Nintendo headquarters want a developer to say...
All it will take for the Wii U to be profitable will be the sale of one game with the system, claims Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Aime. Fils-Aime made the comments in a recent interview with Mercury News. Without having that one-game attach rate the Wii U is selling at a loss. Fils-Aime's comments would suggest that the console is very close to breaking even if all it takes is the sale of one game - we assume he means a first-party title developed and published by Nintendo...
While there has been a fair share of bad news related to the Wii U's North American launch on Sunday, today we offer a story that is good news for anyone that wants to play some of those older Wii titles on the system: they look better on Wii U. According to the video to your left - pointed out by this NeoGAF forum thread - the Wii U appears to upscale Wii games.
In Episode 29 of the Super Podcast Action Committee hosts Andrew Eisen and E. Zachary Knight discuss the shaky launch of the Wii U console over the weekend, Sony perma-bans for PS3 'hackers,' and the good and bad side of Electronic Arts. It's a show to remember unless you stopped that Wii U firmware update - then it's a painful reminder that getting your brand new console 'bricked' kind of sucks! Download it now: SuperPAC Episode 29 (1 hour, 19 minutes) 73 MB.
The very last issue of Nintendo Power is complete, according to a tweet from Phil Theobald.
"The last issue of Nintendo Power should be on newsstands on December 11, everyone. Don't miss it--there's some amazing stuff in it," he said.
News of the magazine shutting down went public in August, much to the chagrin of fans who grew up reading the magazine during its 24 year lifespan.
With the Wii U launch less than a week away, many game publishers have strong opinions about Nintendo's newest platform. In an upcoming interview with GamesIndustry International, CEO Yves Guillemot offers his. While Ubisoft is one of the biggest third-party supporter of Wii U at launch, the company's CEO Yves Guillemot acknowledges that Nintendo may have to lower the price of the console.
Despite what those rascally anti-videogame folks would have you believe, all modern video game consoles have parental controls and Nintendo's Wii U is no exception.
Available for purchase in North America this Sunday, Nintendo's new console puts the parental controls right on the Wii U's main menu as opposed to burying it somewhere in system settings. It's that pink icon in the second row.
Here's what the controls can do:
Looking forward to playing around with Wii U's online features?
Well, you're going to have to perform a system update first.
According to IGN (and confirmed in this morning's Nintendo Direct presentation), online features like Miiverse, Wii U Chat, Nintendo TVii and the system's eShop will be enabled with a Day 1 system update.
As is usually the case with new consoles, Nintendo's Wii U will initially be sold at a loss to the company when it releases in November. Nintendo President Satoru Iwata confirmed during the company's financial results briefing this week that the Wii U would be sold for far less than it cost to make, but the conventional wisdom is that the company will make most of its money on software.
Nintendo today lowered its full-year (fiscal year ending March 31, 2013) sales forecast, pointing to sluggish hardware and software sales and yen appreciation. the company also said that it expects to sell 5.5 million Wii U units by April of 2013. The Wii U is set to launch in November in Europe and North America. Previously the company expected to post profits of 20 billion yen ($250.7 million), but has lowered that number to 6 billion yen ($75.2 million).
If you thought you could play an Electronic Arts game on Nintendo's upcoming Wii U console without having an account on its Origin network then you are so very sadly mistaken. A change in EA's privacy policy reveals that Wii U users who want to play Wii U games online will need to have an Origin account and a "Nintendo Network ID." Of course, this also means that - by signing up for an Origin account - you give EA permission to collect your email address, Mii information, friend list, country, language, and date of birth.
Impulse Technology, a company that develops interactive exercise equipment, has decided it would be in its best interest to drop a patent infringement lawsuit it filed against Nintendo. In its lawsuit, Impulse Technology alleged that Nintendo's Wii console, Wii Remote controller, Wii Balance Board accessory and Wii Fit Plus software infringed on one of Impulse's patents (U.S. Patent No. 5,524,637). Nintendo claims that they dumped the lawsuit after an unfavorable ruling by Judge James Gwin of the U.S.
In Episode 25 of the Super Podcast Action Committee hosts Andrew Eisen and E. Zachary Knight talk about what happens when a fully funded Kickstarter project (in this case the game Haunts: The Manse Macabre) fails to become reality, the wisdom of knowing when to shut down a failing Kickstarter campaign (the focus of that topic being Loot Drop's attempts to fund the 'Old School RPG'), the latest on the "six strikes" copyright enforcement scheme adopted by U.S. ISPs, Andrew's latest video, and the horrors of using voice chat on Nintendo's Wii U.
Our own Andrew Eisen does his best to fit into Nintendo's new "I'm Not a Gamer" ad campaign for the Nintendo 3DS, with an ad of his own with the same message. You can check it out to your left and - assuming you like it as much as I do - you can subscribe to Andrew's YouTube Channel to see even more funny videos.
41-year-old Justin Success Brooks of the United Kingdom found out the hard way that it's not a good idea to mess with the folks at Nintendo. He has been charged with the "fraudulent sale of counterfeit Nintendo games," according to a report in the Croydon Guardian. Brooks was caught red-handed in an investigation conducted by Nintendo and the UK Interactive Entertainment association.
Earlier this week we reported that Foxconn - the company that helps build many of the products that are popular in the West from companies like Apple, Sony, Samsung, Microsoft and Nintendo - reported that it found underage interns working in one of its plants in Yantai, China. Today we have learned that that plant is responsible for assembling Nintendo products.
Nintendo announced this morning that it has slashed the price of the Wii to $129.99 in the United States. The lower-priced SKU also comes bundled with two games - Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort along with one black console, and a black Wii Remote Plus controller and Nunchuck - of course. The two games will be included on a single disc - just like they did with Duck Hunt and Super Mario Bros. on the NES. Look forward to seeing those packed-in discs for sale at GameStop in about a month....
When Nintendo first started advertising the newest Mario game for the Wii U - Super Mario Bros U - it claimed that the game was capable of being displayed in 1080p. It turns out that that little advertising bullet point isn't true, and now Nintendo is pulling the claim for any advertising related to the game.
A message on the game's official website stated:
"Experience Mario like never before... in full 1080p HD, only on the Wii U console!"
A "day late and 30 minutes short" would be the best way to describe Episode 23 of the Super Podcast Action Committee as host Andrew Eisen struggles with being sick and co-host E. Zachary Knight rails against the wickedness of the state of Oklahoma keeping his preferred candidate off the ballot. In between these trials and tribulations, Andrew and EZK talk about Kevin Butler being sued by Sony, Nintendo's non-gamer ad, the latest poll on GamePolitics, and troubles at the drive-in.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) have decided to capitalize on the release of Pokémon Black and White 2 (it was released this Sunday) with the release of a game that depicts the abuse Pokémon might go through in their own special web game called Pokémon Black and Blue. Their catchphrase for the game is "gotta free 'em all."
The latest firmware update to Nintendo's 3DS hand-held gaming system has blocked the use of flash carts on the system, according to this Destructoid report. A firmware update, which was released last week for Nintendo's handheld has blocked flash carts on the system, according to a forum post on a device manufacturer's website.
Nintendo has revealed more specific release dates for the first wave of Nintendo Wii U titles available at launch or within the first quarter of 2013. The company says that at least 23 games will be on sale at around the same time the Wii U is released on November 18 (North America) including Call of Duty: Black Ops II, Skylanders Giants, Transformers Prime, Wipeout 3, Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two, FIFA Soccer 13, Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Wii U Edition, New Super Mario Bros.


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11/02/10 A group of 12 at Dawson Community College hits the Montana Cash lotto on 10/20/10 for $80,000. The Loaf 'N Jug store 322 E. Barry St. sold this winning lotto ticket. 'It provides us an opportunity to chat with each other about what we'd do with a couple million dollars' he said.
10/24/10 Gary Horinek of Hingham won a $10,000 Mega Millions jackpot on the 10/22/10 lottery. The Havre Holiday Stationstore 200 W. First St. sold this winning lotto ticket. Gary hit 4 of the 5 white balls and had the Mega Ball for a $10,000 jackpot.
09/04/10 There was 2 tickets for the $130,000 Montana Cash jackpot for 9/1/10. William Hinkle of Havre bought his ticket at the Holiday at 200 W. First St. Sandra Nuckolls of Billings bought her winning ticket at the Albertsons at 1212 Grand Ave.
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04/20/10 Kathy Smithson of Bozeman won $10,000 Montana Powerball for the 4/17/10 lottery. The Bozeman Van's 912 N. 7th Ave sold this winning lotto ticket. Smithson said she doesn't usually play Powerball, but the high jackpot motivated her. Her plans now include a visit to her daughter in California.
03/20/10 Marsha Freman of Whitehall won $105,000 on the Montana Wild Card lotto. The Corner Store of Whitehall, Montana sold this winning lotto ticket. It was the game I least expected to win, she said. It was a nice surprise."
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7:00am Sunday 29th April 2012 in News By Tom Mooney
Calne volunteer Sally Green said she can't quite believe she has been invited to the Queen's garden party.
Mrs Green, 57, was nominated to go to one of this year's garden parties by Calne Police, as recognition for her hard work in helping run the Bluez 'n' Zuz discos in the town.
Mrs Green has been involved with the discos, which take place every month, usually at John Bentley School, since they started.
The mum-of-four, who works as a teaching assistant at the school, said: "A few years ago the school asked if anyone would be willing to volunteer to help out at the Bluez 'n' Zuz. I said I would and I have been helping out every month since."
Mrs Green will be one of around 30,000 people to attend the garden parties at Buckingham Palace in the Queen's Diamond Jubilee year. The parties have been held at the palace every year since the 1860s and are a way of rewarding those who have given a great deal to their local communities.
Mrs Green said: "I don't know much about the party to be honest. When I was told I was going to be recognised in some way I assumed it was going to be a "thank you" of some kind from the police.
"I never expected this would happen. They rang and said I was going to the garden party – I couldn't believe it.
"I am really looking forward to it and I feel quite honoured to be a part of it. It is not the kind of thing everyone gets to do.
"I have been helping out at Bluez 'n' Zuz for a long time but just having people say 'thank you' is enough for me.
"The discos are a lot of hard work but it is a team effort. The police do so much running around, especially PCSO Nicole Yates, to put the discos on."
PCSO Nicole Yates, who nominated Mrs Green, said: "She has been to every disco for the past two years. She has always helped us out and is a great contact between the Bluez 'n' Zuz and the school.
"She is so reliable and helpful and gets on with the kids really well. I think it is wonderful that she helps out on Friday nights in her own time.
"She really deserves the recognition and that is why we nominated her."
The Bluez 'n' Zuz discos are run by neighbourhood policing teams across the county and, with more than 100 children at every event, Calne's is one of the most successful.
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Australian Marketing Project (Part A) (MKTG6209) - (Stream A) - Opens 17 May 2012 |
Faculty: Business (Business School) Department: Marketing Level: Postgraduate Credit Points: 6 Instructors: (1) Pennie Frow - email@example.com |
Start Date: 04 Jul 2012 End Date: 21 Jul 2012 Capacity: 25 Status: Places available Enrolments Open: 17 May 2012 Enrolments Close: 23 Jun 2012 Census date: 06 Jul 2012 On-time withdrawals close: 23 Jun 2012 Costs: International - $3870.00 * Local - $3500.00 * * Please note: Fees are indicative - while every effort is made to display the correct fees, final fees may vary. Available to audit: No Open to HSC graduates?: No |
DescriptionThis is a capstone unit, providing an opportunity for students to use learning gained during the course. The project requires application of analytical tools and project management skills to a marketing issue within an Australian company chosen by the student. The unit will include sessions that introduce project management and consulting skills - critical when designing and selling marketing projects within an organisation. One to one supervisory sessions will provide guidance on the project during the session. Students will design their own project and conduct independent research in a company that offers an interesting marketing issue. Examples of topics include: product development and launch; developing a new marketing strategy; entering a new market segment or implementing a new marketing initiative such as CRM. The deliverable will be a report of up to 20,000 words, along with a presentation to the client organisation and the student's supervisor. Students will be assessed on problem identification, analysis, creative and actionable solutions, client management skills and persuasive presentation.This unit is only available to students enrolled in the Master of Marketing. Assessment1 x 2000 word paper, 1 x 1000 word paper. TimetableStart Date: 04 Jul 2012 End Date: 21 Jul 2012 Intensive study Class times: (8 hours x 2) on 4 July and 21 July, with structured supervision by appointment with supervisor: email@example.com VenuesPls email firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com for MKTG6209 winter session meeting details. Easter Avenue Seminar room 121/115 TextsNo specific readings will be assigned relating to individual student projects. |


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Cheese Enchiladas VerdeSo easy and tasty! I added black beans and maybe I'll add spinach next time, too.on Tuesday, July 24, 2012 |
Mamaw's Buttermilk BiscuitsMy favorite biscuits!on Sunday, January 01, 2012 |
Jodie's Spinach & Artichoke CupsTasty appetizer and easy to make. They weren't very good at room temperature so I think this is one that should be kept warm throughout the party.on Sunday, January 01, 2012 |
Disappearing MarshmallowsThese are delicious! BUT, they have potential to destroy your oven. The marshmallows completely melt inside the pastry envelope and then leak in the muffin tin. Mine actually spilled out of the muffin tin and onto the bottom of the oven. Next time I make them, I'll put them paper liners in the muffin tin as well as making sure there's a pan under the muffin tin to catch any spill-over. They got rave reviews at my party. And they're good served at room temperature so they can be made ahead and left out for grazers.on Sunday, January 01, 2012 |
Parmesan-Scallion Pastry PinwheelsPretty tasty. These are easy to make and are good served at room temperature which makes them a great party food.on Sunday, January 01, 2012 |
Caramelized Onion DipA very easy appetizer that gets rave reviews.on Sunday, January 01, 2012 |
Elvis Fried TofuThis recipe is a good way to throw in some protein with a veggie dish. Tasty, easy and versatile.on Tuesday, December 27, 2011 |
Carbonara SpaghettiThis dish really hits the spot. Easy to make and tasty.on Tuesday, December 27, 2011 |
Butternut Squash Au GratinDelicious side dish! The sweetness of the butternut squash is complemented by the saltiness of the bacon. It's an excellent option for a potluck. When I served this at a holiday potluck, there wasn't a drop left for me to take home.on Tuesday, December 27, 2011 |
Thai Chicken Fried Rice with Baby Bok ChoyThis dish was okay; a different flavor for a stir-fry. It turned out way too hot for me (and I normally like spicy). The directions are vague about what to do with the serranos peppers - it says "crush" but that seemed like a strange thing to do with a fresh pepper so I chopped mine up. Maybe you were supposed to crush lightly it and then pull it out after the dish has cooked??on Thursday, November 03, 2011 |
Broccoli Slaw SaladTasty and easy! A very nice alternative to the standard salad.on Thursday, November 03, 2011 |
Acorn Squash RavioliDelicious! I absolutely loved these ravioli. The saltiness of the bacon, which I was hesitant about at first, really complemented the sweetness of the butternut squash (I used butternut instead of acorn). Unfortunately, I made a total mess of them. I had trouble when I cooked them in batches and then piled them on top of each other as I cooked the remaining pasta. They all stuck together and I ended up with "ravioli cake"! Before I make them next time, I'll read some tips on how to work with ravioli. Surely I can figure it out.on Thursday, November 03, 2011 |
Grandma's Sloppy JoesI forgot how much I love sloppy joes! I shared this recipe with my mom who has to make lunch for everyone at her church and the recipe is a hit with her - easy to make for a crowd and it pleases everyone.on Sunday, October 02, 2011 |
Healthy Green SmoothieNot bad for a veggie smoothie! The ginger gives it a nice twist. This will be a regular juicing recipe for me.on Wednesday, August 24, 2011 |
Carribean Banana SalsaThis was different and had a refreshing taste. But, really, if I'm going to serve chips and salsa at a party, I'm probably not going to cut up a banana in it. But it would probably be good served as a garnish with some blackened fish or something like that.on Tuesday, July 05, 2011 |
Jamaican Hot Pepper ShrimpI used a jalapeno pepper since I couldn't find a habanero and this probably influenced the flavors. The shrimp were not hot and I was looking forward to something spicy so I was a bit disappointed. But otherwise, the flavors were decent. If I were to make this again, I'd make it with a good rice and black bean side dish that would really complement the shrimp. Or, this would also make a good party food.on Tuesday, July 05, 2011 |
The Best Vanilla Ice Cream Ever -)Decadent! I used Mexican vanilla so it had a nice, strong flavor. Everyone at my party raved about how good ice cream was. I will definitely be adding this to my list of favorites.on Tuesday, July 05, 2011 |
Vegetarian Spring RollsSpring rolls are a great item to keep in the fridge for when you need a snack and this is a good recipe that you can change it up as you like. There's definitely an art to wrapping a spring roll, which I haven't accomplished yet, but next time I do it I'm sure they'll look better! I will be making these again to have around for snacking, for sure.on Tuesday, July 05, 2011 |
Chez Pim's Pad ThaiAs written here, this recipe didn't work out for me. There were ingredients missing from the ingredients list (as noted in another review - I wish I'd read that first) and some of the instructions are incomplete. I recommend you go to Pim's website to get the full instructions. I'll be doing that to see if I get better results the next time I make it.on Tuesday, July 05, 2011 |
Sonoma Chicken SaladExcellent! Much better for leftovers than just cold chicken.on Wednesday, June 15, 2011 |
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Part 3 of 3: A balanced diet is necessary in preparing for a day strenuous diving. Rest and diet are very important in diving health recommendations. Carbohydrates, also known as sugars and starches, are important for quick energy, and include vegetables, breads, and cereals. Calcium helps form and maintains healthy teeth and bones also can help prevent osteoporosis. It can be obtained from milk and dairy products such as yogurt, cheeses and buttermilk. Magnesium is an essential mineral for bone health. It can be obtained from some types of nuts (such as almonds and cashews) and soy products (such as soy flour). Potassium is an essential mineral required for proper nerve and muscle function. It can be obtained from fruits such as citrus fruits, bananas, kiwi, prunes and apricots. Low levels of potassium can cause cramps. Dietary tips for divers
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TUESDAY, Jan. 31 (HealthDay News) -- Concerns that research about a genetically mutated form of bird flu could escape from labs or fall into the hands of bioterrorists led U.S. scientific advisers to ask two prominent journals to withhold key details on the groundbreaking research, the advisers explained Tuesday.
The U.S. National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity (NSABB) acknowledged that experiments on the potential threat of H5N1 bird flu "could lead to greater preparedness and potential development of novel strategies for disease control."
But, releasing the complete research and results of two scientific papers in full in the journals Nature and Science could expose the United States and other nations to harm, the NSABB said, explaining its request to withhold some data from the public.
The NSABB's main concern "is that publishing these experiments in detail would provide information that could help some person, organization or government to develop similar mammal-adapted influenza A/H5N1 viruses for harmful purposes," the advisers said in a statement Tuesday.
Such research that could be used for good or bad purposes is called "dual use research," the researchers explained. "We are now confronted by a potent, real-world example," they said.
"Highly pathogenic avian influenza A/H5N1 infection of humans has been a serious public-health concern since its identification in 1997 in Asia," the advisers added. "This is an unprecedented recommendation for work in the life sciences, and our analysis was conducted with careful consideration both of the potential benefits of publication and of the potential harm that could occur from such a precedent.
"By recommending that the basic result be communicated without methods or details, we believe that the benefits to society are maximized and the risks minimized," they added. "Although scientists pride themselves on the creation of scientific literature that defines careful methodology that would allow other scientists to replicate experiments, we do not believe that widespread dissemination of the methodology in this case is a responsible action."
The debate came to light earlier in January when the NSABB asked the editors of the two journals to publish the research in "redacted" form, meaning with key elements blocked out.
The researchers behind the studies agreed last month to a 60-day moratorium on the controversial research into the modified avian flu virus that has been shown to be more transmissible among mammals.
Although the study authors believe their research has a public health benefit, they acknowledge the fear of some governments and others that the genetically altered virus could escape from labs and infect people or fall into the hands of bioterrorists.
This fear has caused a highly unusual debate among governments and scientists over the benefits and risks of the research.
Some scientists and biosecurity experts worry that such a mutated virus could trigger a human pandemic that might rival the Spanish flu outbreak of 1918-19 that killed an estimated 20 million to 40 million people worldwide.
In a letter appearing Jan. 20 in the journals Nature and Science, 38 researchers, including Yoshihiro Kawaoka from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, and Ron Fouchier, from Erasmus University in the Netherlands, explained that their research with ferrets has already shown that the virus can be genetically manipulated to make it easier to transmit among mammals. No research has been done with humans because it would be unethical.
"No experiments with live H5N1 or H5HA reassortant viruses already shown to be transmissible in ferrets will be conducted during this time. We will continue to assess the transmissibility of H5N1 influenza viruses that emerge in nature and pose a continuing threat to human health," the scientists wrote.
Ferrets are useful research animals because they transmit viruses much the same way humans do.
The research was being temporarily stopped, the scientists said, because they need additional time to share with the scientific community the research's benefits to governments and public health organizations should the virus mutate naturally.
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Windows have revolutionized
the way we live in our interiors. Whether the interior has a sweeping
view of majestic mountains, a scintillating seascape or the family
garden, our interior experiences can be aesthetically pleasing when
the marvel of modern glass connects the interior environment with
the exterior environment.
This living with natures rhythms includes the view of landscape,
a vista of the four seasons where they exist, as well as the fluctuation
in lighting conditions day and night, fair weather and stormy weather.
A view from the inside helps us feel connected with the great outdoors.
This relatively new idea of indoor/outdoor living, and the blurring
of the lines separating the two, is unique in the history of the
world, for never before has this kind of interior/exterior living
been possible. It is only within the past 70 years that indoor/outdoor
living has become a possibility, and now an almost common experience.
Today, whether it is an inspiring view through glass windows or
a passageway to the pool, yard or garden through an atrium wall
of window-doors, all the joys of living with nature are ours if
we desire and plan it to be so.
The first attempts to utilize large plate glass came in the mid-20th
century. Two technological developments made it possible: the refinement
of steel to frame skyscrapers and fenestration openings in homes
paved the way for skeletons known then as curtain wall construction.
This unusual term was derived from the second phenomenon of materials:
the development of float glass with amazing properties of strength
and endurance which became a skin-like covering of glass linking
the corporate office world with vistas and natural light in every
Glass is made of silica sand and other inorganic compounds melted
to a viscose or liquid state and then blown, poured or extruded.
Crown glass, broad glass, plate glass and sheet glass are somewhat
familiar terms. Today, modern glass is made through the float glass
process where a continuous ribbon of molten glass moves out of the
melting furnace along the surface of flat, molten metal causing
the glass to be completely flat and almost flawless. Because the
glass does not touch any hard surface while it is yet liquid, the
natural forces of surface tension and gravity bring it to a perfectly
uniform thickness. Todays float glass is brilliant, transparent
and nearly perfectfree of distortions inherent in the other
forms of glassmaking.
The electrofloat process passes an electric current through the
metal and displaces ions that are exchanged with those of the glass
to leave a layer of copper or other reflecting metal on the surface.
Float glass can be produced in virtually any thickness and can be
made to be low-e or low emission, screening out harmful
ultraviolet (UV) rays. Glass can be reinforced in many ways, and
the variety of colors and textures gives a great deal of variety
to architectural choices.
Many of the wide expanses of windows that are the subject of interior
design consultation and window treatment sales are not low-e glass,
nor are they very often reflecting or tinted, insulated or one-way
glass. The vast majority of windowsboth new and existingdo
not control light, screen glare, cut UV light or provide privacy.
This reality means that the very windows installed in homes to connect
the occupant to the vista of four seasons while keeping them in
the protected indoor environment, need our help to overcome the
down side of such an expanse.
The control of light is a sizable issue because with the desired
expansive view often comes an overwhelming and unlivable amount
of light. A lumen is the unit of luminous flux, measured against
the luminous intensity of one candle. A 60-watt light bulb has a
light output of 840 lumens. The brightness inherent in large windows
is measured in lux. This is the unit of illumination, equal to one
lumen per square meter. The illumination of bright sunlight outdoors
is 10,000 lux, whereas a very well lighted office is 500 to 1,000
lux and a conventional home lighting is 300 to 500 lux.
Where a wall of windows admits a large amount of lux, the intensity
of sunlight has negative impact on the physical and psychological
well-being of the occupants. The reaction may include physical and
mental fatigue (sometimes excessive or chronic), headaches and other
physical discomfort, and mental or physical irritation resulting
in irritability with other occupants. Accompanying too much bright
light is often too much heat, which brings physical distress to
the occupant; and where the sunlight is uncontrolled, the occupant
may feel somewhat victimized by the aggressiveness of the brightness.
In addition, the ultraviolet light combined with higher heat causes
irreversible damage to interior furnishings including textiles,
wood flooring, furniture and art and accessories. Textiles, wood
and fine art are especially vulnerable to fade damage. Brightness,
glare (excessive directional light) heat gain and heat/UV damage
are significant problems resulting from large windows. All may be
controlled through exterior and interior shading devices or film.
The measurement of the effectiveness of a shading device is termed
a shading coefficient. It is calculated by controlled testing in
independent testing laboratories where a shading device or window
treatment will reduce heat reduction measured as a percentage of
a total of 100 percent.
If, for example, an unmetallized white pleated fabric shade reduces
heat by 44 percent, then that number is subtracted from 100 and
becomes a decimal. So 100 - 44 = .54. In shading coeffient nomenclature
the lower the number, the more effective the shading. This means
that the light, heat and glare as well as the UV light is controlled.
The difficulty in utilizing shading devices, including fabric and
roller shades, shutters, blinds and draperies, is that many obscure
the view. One treatment that does a good job of reducing heat buildup
and UV damage is window film.
Where cold weather also is a factor the comfort of an interior can
be enhanced by reducing heat loss. Here, energy efficiency is measured
in R-value or resistance to heat loss. This is based on the British
thermal unit (Btu), or a measurement of heat loss per square meter.
R-values should be higher numbers. A comparison is that single glazing
(one layer of glass) has an R-value of 0.88 to 0.89, and double-glazing
1.72 to 1.81; whereas a typical exterior wall has an R-value of
14 and a superinsulated wall an R-value of 40.
Window treatments vary adding from 1.03 to about 11.00 with an average
of about 2.0. If the treatment has air pockets, as is the case with
cellular shades, these increase insulation for both cold and hot
weather extremes. It is evident that window treatments, even at
best, do not insulate well against heat-loss. The key for greater
effectiveness is found in preventing air flow to the glass, or in
sealing the glass with window treatments in times of cold. More
solid treatments will come closer to this ideal than slatted treatments.
One important factor remains in the treatment of large expanses.
That is the clients preference for view and for privacy in
order to guard against theft or physical harm. Perfect shading against
heat gain and insulation against heat loss almost always means a
loss of view. And, conversely, where the view is preserved, the
safety factor is increasingly risky.
In the ever-increasing awareness of energy conservation and sustainability,
an interior that utilizes energy-gobbling mechanical heating and
air conditioning becomes a culprit not a hero. It behooves design
professionals to help the client select the type of treatment that
will keep all these requirements for control of brightness, glare,
heat gain, heat loss and safety of property and person.
Finally, there is always a need for aesthetic performance. Whatever
treatment is chosen should not interfere with an exterior focal
point nor destroy the integrity of the architecture that frames
the view of season and nature.
Blinds are still the perennial favorite with so many advantages.
These include the direction of light control either up or down,
the ability to stop the blind at any desirable point, the use of
off-center routed holes for greater privacy and the relative ease
of cleaning. They do conduct cold, so as winter insulators they
are a poor choice. The metal blinds can be pulled up out of site,
although wood and wood-like blinds are thicker and more difficult
to move out of the line of vision when fully raised.
The many uses of soft and roller shades in interiors is an excellent
approach. One key advantage of shades (pleated, cellular and, certainly,
roller shades) is that they can be raised almost completely out
of view into a small roller or headrail leaving the entire view
open. And they can be lowered to any desired position to block sunlight
or the view directly. The wide variety of styles and options make
them a recommended choice for large window expanses. Some also are
lightweight, so they work well in larger installations. Many are
custom fabricated to fit specialty shaped windows.
Occasionally, sunscreen fabrics are being used in homes with large
windows (especially motorized shades). These once were almost exclusively
for commercial use such as large showroom windows, or for contract
use such as corporate offices, for example. More and more, the fabrics
themselves are becoming cloth-like in feel and look, and manufacturers
are paying attention to colors and bringing out palettes that are
appealing for residential use.
As the old saying goes, Knowledge is power. Utilize
your knowledge in educating customers and helping them through the
myriad choices with a clear understanding of how to best treat window
expanses so they can live with the seasons in comfort and in control.
J. Nielson, Allied ASID, WCAA, is assistant professor of design at
Brigham Young University. She has authored several books including
Window Treatments, Understanding Fabrics and Interiors: An Introduction,
3rd Ed. Nielson is a regular
correspondent for Draperies & Window Coverings addressing the areas of fashion,
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Lil Bear is ideal for small Family Vacations, Romantic Getaways, Honeymoons, or a Weekend Getaways! This one bedroom, one bathroom, new cabin also comes outfitted with a futon in the Loft for kids. Lil Bear is located just a few minutes from Broken Bow Lake, Beavers Bend, Ouachita National Forest and the many other adventures Hochatown has to offer.
Outside Amenities:
- Private Hot Tub
- Charcoal Grill
- Picnic Table
- Outside Fire pit-fire wood not provided
Cabin Details & Amenities:
- Queen Size bedroom and Futon in Loft
- Full Kitchen - Microwave, Coffee Pot, Dishes, Cookware, Cooking & Grilling Utensils
- Fresh Linens and Towels
- TV with cable in Living area and TV/DVD in Loft
- Central Heat and Air Conditioning
- Fresh Linens and Towels
Driving Directions to the Lil Bear:
From Broken Bow, go North on Hwy 259. Go approx. 10 miles to the Hochatown area. Look for the Big Green Carson Creek Lake access sign, from this sign continue north on 259 for 2 miles. Turn left; there is a Penner Road sign at this turn. Stay on the main road until you see the Lil Bear on the Left. The Lil Bear is approx.5 mile off road.


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Choose one appetizer, one entree, and one dessert. Standard Disney Dining Plan: 2 Table Service Meals + $30.50. Deluxe, Premium, Platinum DDP: 2 Table Service Credits + $14.50. Note: Monsieur Paul's menu changes frequently. The dishes listed here are
Set Price: $89.00 plus tax
Last updated on December 18, 2012
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Appetizers (2) |
Soupe aux truffles V.G.E.
Beef broth, oxtail, vegetables, black winter truffle, puff pastry. (The "V.G.E." in the name are the initials of former French president Valerie Giscard D'Estaing, for whom Paul Bocuse created this recipe.) |
Included |
Homard du Maine a l'Armoricaine, riz pilaf
Maine lobster, vegetable brunoise (a really fine dicing of vegetables), bisque, rice pilaf. Also available as a main course. |
Included |
Entrées (2) |
Cote de boeuf pour deux, haricot vert, pommes fondantes, sauce au poivre
Roasted bone-in rib eye for two, green beans and fondantes potatoes, black pepper sauce. |
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Carre d'agneau du Colorado en croute de herbes, pissaladiere Nicoise, cassolette de flageolet
Herb-crusted rack of Colorado lamb, Nicoise style tart with goat cheese, onions and arugula, cassolette of flageolet beans (a kind of white bean, with a pale green color). |
Included |
Desserts (6) |
Molleux au chocolat noir et amandes, croquant feuilletine, glace pralinee
Warm chocolate and almond cake, feuilletine (a cookie crunch), praline ice cream. |
Included |
Souffle chaud au Grand Marnier, sauce a l'orange
Warm Grand Marnier souffle, orange sauce. |
Included |
Vacherin glace vanille, sorbet framboise, creme chantily
Vanilla ice cream and raspberry sorbet in a meringue, whipped cream. |
Included |
Millefeuilles aux Fruits rouges
Berries Napoleon with light lemon cream and strawberry sorbet. |
Included |
Entremets aux trois chocolat, glace at chocolat
Three chocolate cake, chocolate ice cream. |
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Creme Caramel, macaron, glace au caramel fleur de sel
Creme caramel served with a sea salt caramel ice cream macaron. |
Included |
Beverages (1) |
Alcoholic | |
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Dion: The Wanderer Peturns
Dion DiMucci's unique voice and streetwise attitude has defined rock and roll for every generation since the 50s, yet due to a combination of artistic compromises and drug addiction, it looked like his career could be over by the mid-60s. Jonathan Wingate charts the rise, fall and resurrection of the original King Of The New York Streets
His drug days are now a long way off in the rear view mirror – Dion usually rises at the decidedly un-rock'n'roll hour of 7am these days. But although he has called Fort Lauderdale, Florida his home for many years now, from the moment he answers the telephone, you are in no doubt whatsoever that this man still has the street hustle of New York's Bronx running through his veins.
"Yo!" he yelps as he picks up the receiver, sounding uncannily like a mobster from The Sopranos. He has been a devout Christian for longer than your correspondent has been alive, yet although he is now entering his late 60s, Dion still sounds like the coolest man in the world.
His last studio set came out seven years ago, so you could be forgiven for thinking that Dion DiMucci was slowing down. But on the back of the release of his Grammy-nominated Bronx In Blue, a superb album of blues and country songs by the likes of Howlin' Wolf and Robert Johnson, he is positively fizzing with energy for the music that started him off on his long and winding musical journey.
"The music on Bronx In Blue was the undercurrent of every song I did," Dion beams. "Runaround Sue, The Wanderer… even the foot-stomping on Ruby Baby I got from John Lee Hooker's Walkin' …
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Six-year-old Cole Kamin stood in front of a map in his Grayhawk Elementary School first-grade classroom and used his finger to trace the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in Iraq.
His classmate, Kaitlyn Williams, 6, said, "We learned about Mesopotamia and that they had pyramids but they were called ziggurats, they were almost the same but they didn't have points."
Landmarks such as pyramids and statues are important for young children to learn geography, their teacher Elie Gaines said.
With new state social studies standards released last fall, there's a renewed focus on geography and history in Arizona schools — even at the youngest grades.
"Geography is more than just looking at a map and globe," Gaines said. "It's understanding everything on earth . . ."
Parents can foster the understanding of landmarks at an early age, by pointing out easily identifiable ones like McDonald's, a stoplight or the McDowell Mountains.
"Talk it out as you drive — that talk is the beginning of geography," Gaines said.
Tips for parents
• When you read a story, discuss where it took place, find it on a map and see how far it is from your hometown.
• Storytelling doesn't have to be formal. Talk to your children about where you came from, or about the countries from which your grandparents emigrated.
• If you have Internet access, you can take your child anywhere. View real-time video of the Taj Mahal at www.taj-mahal.net. Learn about animals at www.sandiegozoo.org. Link to the Arizona Geographic Alliance Web site — http://alliance.la.asu.edu — for maps and other teaching tools.
Recommended books
"P is for Passport: A World Alphabet" by Devin Scillian
• For ages 4-8
• Uses the alphabet to teach about geography and world cultures.
"What Your First-Grader Needs to Know: Fundamentals of a Good First-Grade Education" by E.D. Hirsch
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The partnership, formed in January 2002, brings together local statutory organisations (such as the council, Police, Hospital and Primary Care Trusts) to work alongside the voluntary sector, business and community groups.
Ealing's Local Strategic Partnership members work together to:
plan locally for the long term
set a shared vision for the borough
co-ordinate service delivery
improve quality of life for Ealing residents
Ealing Joint Strategic Needs Assessment
The Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) brings together all the key information we have about health and wellbeing needs in Ealing.
Pages in Local Strategic Partnership
- You are here: Local Strategic Partnership
- About us
- Our partners
- Executive Board
- Prosperity Partnerships
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- Resorts open before those of many other states
- Home to Vail, Beaver Creek, Copper Mountain
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Discounted lift tickets are available for some Lake Tahoe resorts through Sierra Avalanche Center. Full Article
8th February 2010
El Niño storms dumped feet of snow, but also packed a punch with power outages that forced resorts to close. Full Article
22nd January 2010
Snowstorms accompanied by high winds pelt the West Coast. Full Article
19th January 2010
A new storm cycle finally breaks the clutches of a two-week dry spell across the West. Full Article
13th January 2010
Keep the Sierra Green recognized the Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, Spa, and Casino this fall with the "Award of Excellence." Full Article
4th January 2010
Both Alpine Meadows and Homewood added GPS tracking for all kids in skiing and snowboarding lessons this winter. Full Article
28th December 2009
A weekend storm dumped 5 feet of powder across the Sierra with resorts bumping open more terrain. Full Article
14th December 2009
Lake Tahoe's first major winter storm rolled through the Sierra Mountains on Sunday night, pelting the upper elevations of ski resorts with up to 3 feet of snow. Full Article
7th December 2009
Alpine Meadows has designed a new women's ski team to coach women--Team R.A.D. Full Article
22nd November 2009
Snowbomb is putting on its second ski and board festival in San Francisco Nov. 7-8 and, due to the success of the first event, has added a Silicon Valley festival Nov. 14-15. Full Article
19th October 2009
Alpine Meadows and the Resort at Squaw Creek have teamed up for a four-diamond stay and ski package for this winter. Full Article
19th October 2009
Homewood Mountain Resort is launching new kids freeride and race teams this winter. Full Article
5th October 2009
Alpine Meadow's Unrestricted Ticket gets you get spring skiing at an even better price. Full Article
24th March 2009
Disabled Sports USA and Wounded Warriors Project team up at Alpine Meadows to benefit war-injured soldiers and marines. Full Article
3rd March 2009
The North Lake Tahoe and Truckee 10-day Snow Festival makes its annual appearance. Full Article
24th February 2009
The Tahoe Area Regional Transit system takes the hassle out of traveling around the North Lake Tahoe-Truckee area. Full Article
29th December 2008
Alpine Meadows can show you the way to better negotiate the steep and the deep. Full Article
16th December 2008
Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows are among the top six environmentally friendly resorts in the West. Full Article
9th December 2008
Online ride-sharing program to Tahoe-area resorts gets additional financial backing. Full Article
2nd December 2008
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So now people are talking about faces.
I see a really pleasant face when I see our vice president.
What a wonderful bright smile. He did not have the despicable behavior during the debate, as some are suggesting.
What do the right-wingers have to offer other than tax cuts for the very rich, slave labor the rest of us. And no rights for women.
Joe Biden is far more knowledgeable and he does not lie. I like his laughter. I felt like laughing myself.
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Transporting aluminum fuel and load balancing
Alydro energy storage stores energy in the form of commodity solid aluminum as fuel. This has a significant advantage over other grid energy storage methods in the ability to transport the aluminum fuel between generation sites and likewise transport aluminum-oxide for recycling.
- A single trailer loaded with 50 tons of aluminum carries 430 MWh of energy
- Aluminum is nonflammable and nonpolluting solid, making it the safest fuel to transport
That, together with the low-cost of warehousing tons of aluminum enables statewide effective planning of renewable power stations capacity as well as multi-layer failover risk mitigation.
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The bumper audience which turned up at the Village Blues Bar, Barbican, St Andrew, on Sunday night knew beforehand that something unusual was in store for the August edition of Seh Sup'm, dubbed 'Omega Vibration'. An all-female cast of performers had been announced for Manifesto Jamaica's performance at the Root Cause monthly poetry and music show, but what was presented in about two hours (excluding the obligatory intermission) was more remarkable than the gender specificity.
With all four poets – Kai Falconer, Raquel Jones, Yashika Graham and Sabriya Simon – on stage simultaneously with singer and the night's host Janine 'Jah9′ Cunningham and the production organised into themes, the unity among the performers topped the manifesto. Added to the quintet was a quartet of photographers – Joanna Francis, Renae Simpson and Tiffany Lue-Yen and Simon, whose work was shown on the screen above the bar area.
DJ Afifa on the turntables made it nine women, but Jah9 pointed out from the early going that three men were involved. "We no believe in separating male from female. We separate enough already," she said, introducing musicians Jesse Golding (congos), Jason Wharton (guitar) and Stephen Jackson (violin, for a short time).
The format was established from the get-go and maintained through the tightly packaged night, Jah9′s "bong, bong, bong" refrain anchoring the first go-round of poetry. Until she was still and listened to it, Simon said, "did not know my body was a divine conduit. And Graham ended her stint with the grim observation "blood, sweat and tears flowed inside".
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There was a pause for an introduction cause, Jah9 describing Simon as "ancient spirit", Graham as someone for who "language is her sport", attributing Jones with "the voice of the masses" and remembering her first encounter with Falconer when she was reserved and shy.
The interweaving of music, song and poetry continued. The visual of the women swaying, seated on high stools behind the person or persons at the microphone was as powerful as the aural of their delivery.
It was an atmosphere of extended listening, more so than spontaneous cheering during pieces, Tracy Chapman's Talking 'Bout a Revolution' from the turntables setting the stage for Jah9 to sing to the wanna-be bad men "Do you know what a defibrillator is for?/well if you don't I don't think you are ready for war", then cutting to Anthony B noting "you end it a go bitter". The poets addressed the theme from different angles, Graham saying "we all know that magic grows on trees" and, after Jah9 did a line from Burnin' and Looting, Jones demanded "is this what Bob died for/what the Wailers wailed for?"
Simon asked, "Black woman, do you know how stunning you are?" and the mood soon shifted into sex, Jones the most verbally aggressive as she cut a braggart down to size "me see the six-pack/Let's see if the bottom half match … it's microscopic".
There was a good laugh all around.
Falconer tried to exorcise the determined demon of lover past from her writing ("I want to write about other things/I want him out of my poetry"), but confessed her weakness with: "I've never said this out loud/But I'm afraid to live without him".
Omega Vibration resumed after the break without fanfare, the pull of Jah9′s voice quelling the mingling. Matters of the heart and the bedroom dominated down the stretch to the preset ending time, 10:30 p.m. Simon sent on a sub-standard swain with "ride on, brother, ride on" and Falconer announced the night's final theme, energy.
Graham approached it from the environmental perspective ("the sea is sick to its stomach"), while Jones spoke to the poet's task ("I bleed through this microphone for Jamaica") and, after Jah9 sang "this one is a warning", Simon did the popular Dead Man Walking centred around sexually-transmitted infections. And Wharton's voice anchored with a line from Buju Banton – "put some rubbers pon yu willie".
Falconer was caustically honest about the situation the black woman often finds herself in, "squeezable, grabbable, just not loveable". She asked the telling question: "Isn't it interesting how we adopt to the characteristics of those who whipped our bodies in the past?"
Symbolically the women removed earrings, a bracelet a necklace and Jones her shoes, placing them in a basket beyond the microphones at the front of the stage, before the Omega Vibration ended with Jah9 singing Gone is the Day.


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