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BS stands for Broadcast Satellaview; the Satellaview unit is commonly referred to as the BS-X. Using this addon, gamers could download the game from the BS-5 channel of St. GIGA's satellite radio network and save it onto either the BS-X base unit's flash-RAM (included) or a BS-X Special Broadcast Cassette (an additional purchase or prize).
A youth from "another world" appears in a flash of light and descends into Hyrule, and is discovered by Sahasrala and Princess Zelda. This youth (who can be either male or female, depending on the player's choice), is identified as the "Hero of Light" and instructed to obtain the eight "Ancient Stone Tablets", which contain the divine words of the three goddesses. It is believed that if the hero/heroine can obtain these tablets, the message in them will reveal an ancient secret able to defend Hyrule from Ganon and his army.
Thus, the Hero of Light sets out to collect the Ancient Stone Tablets, traveling in the same Hyrule depicted in A Link to the Past. After collecting the Tablets and drawing the Master Sword from its pedestal in the Lost Woods, the Hero of Light, along with Zelda, climbs to the summit of Death Mountain to an ancient monument. Zelda translates the tablets and monument cracks there, revealing the Silver Arrow and Sacred Bow. This, Zelda says, is what the Hero of Light needs to defeat Ganon. Finally, a red portal opens up and reveals the way into the Dark World, where Ganon resides.
The Hero of Light enters Ganon's Tower and battles Ganon, defeating him with the Silver Arrow. After retreating back to Hyrule, the Hero returns the Master Sword to its resting place in the Lost Woods, leaves Zelda and Sahasrala, and returns to their world in a flash of light.
The game and its gameplay was mostly identical to A Link to the Past, which it was based on.
Many gameplay mechanics were changed. The most notable change was to the Pegasus Boots; the player could now change directions when running with the Boots, and move between rooms and screens without automatically stopping as in A Link to the Past. The dungeon items were also changed. Instead of three pendants and seven crystals the player now collected the titular Ancient Stone Tablets, of which there were eight.
Bombable walls, which in A Link to the Past were noticeably cracked, are in this game completely indistinguishable from regular walls. Only prodding with a sword will lead to their discovery by making a hollow ringing sound. Each bombed-out area rewarded the player with Rupees, or pots containing bomb and arrow refills, and so on. Sometimes the wall concealed an "Upgrade Thief"; the thieves who in A Link to the Past knocked into the player and stole the items they dropped now appeared in a helper role; he would upgrade their maximum of one ammo type (either bombs or arrows, each thief only upgrades one type, and once only), but for a cost. The price increased as the player progressed through the game. When discovered in caves found on the overworld, these thieves gave out large quantities of Rupees.
Each week, the player could only access certain portions of the overworld. Areas shrouded in clouds were unreachable. Two dungeons were accessible per week; however, the episode ended only when time expired, not when the player had completed all the objectives for that week. In the meantime, the player could complete side-quests and hunt for Rupees, bottles, and Pieces of Heart.
Once certain key dungeon items were acquired, new areas of the overworld become available. For example, once a player has the Magic Hammer, they can knock previously impassable pegs into the ground, allowing access to new areas. At one point in the game, large rocks lie in the hero's path; when the player acquires various types of gloves they can lift these rocks out of the way.
The non-mandatory side-quests were also fully voice-acted; however since the player could come across that event at any point rather than at a forced time, and there was no viable way for the console to convey proximity information to the voice acting center, it is assumed that the voice actor for that character kept saying their script over and over for the entirety of the designated time (they can each be saved from about 18:43 until 18:56), whether any player was actually on the same screen (and thus in "earshot") or not.
The Zelda no Video documentary shows several minutes of live voice-enhanced gameplay in action, both of the opening cutscenes and of a side-quest, with the voice actor for Princess Zelda calling for help desperately for the entirety of the clip.
Several optional side-quests were available, each with its own, mostly text-only, cutscene (they were not activated at any set time so could not feasibly feature live voice), the completion of which netted a score bonus and Rupees, but detracted from the time available.
Unlike other games, where any clock feature stops when the player opens a menu or pause it, in this game the clock kept on ticking no matter what. Action in the game pauses when the item menu opens, but the clock does not. At particular times on the clock various things might happen: health-restoring fairies appear, a Bombos or Ether magic attack destroys enemies on-screen, the player gets unlimited bombs or arrows or magic or can shoot magic rings from their sword. The events and the times events occurred varied between weeks.
At a different time each week, fog descended on the overworld. A few minutes afterward, a thunderstorm started, restricting exploration by defusing bombs and replacing normal overworld enemies with Zoras, fierce, lizard-like creatures. After a few minutes, the fog, rain and thunder cleared.
Item/Event | Reward |
Treasure Chest | 500 points |
Small Key | 1,000 points |
Piece of Heart | 1,000 points |
Dungeon Item | 1,000 points |
Heart Container | 5,000 points |
Special Item | 5,000 points |
Rescuing someone | 10,000 points |
Talking to the Mole | 10,000 points |
Tablet | 40,000 points* |
Each event on their journey, both major and minor, will net the player points. Every event in the chart to the right has a score value associated with it. The scores add up, so a chest will give points to the player, even if it contains a points-bearing item in turn. However, 500 points are deducted from the player's score for every minute that passes (including the six minutes before play starts).
There are no points given for collecting Rupees, slaying enemies, or defeating bosses. The items the player acquires after defeating bosses do give points.
There is no feasible score limit; while the game allows for eight digits worth of scoring, there is no way a player can ever reach this even if they do absolutely everything and collect the tablets as soon as possible. This is because the amount of score-giving items in the game world are strictly finite; there is thus no way to discover what the game would do if the score was surpassed.
While scoring had absolutely no effect on gameplay whatsoever, there were other post-game benefits. At the end of each hour of play the gamer was given a score readout. By submitting these game high scores (probably a coded password sent by mail, but perhaps sent directly via the satellite link) his or her score would be recorded. If the player scored high enough, they could receive free gifts, such as phonecards or flash-carts.
From... | To... | Chapter Title |
30 Mar 1997 | 05 Apr 1997 | BS Zelda no Densetsu Kodai no Sekiban Dai 1 Wa |
06 Apr 1997 | 12 Apr 1997 | BS Zelda no Densetsu Kodai no Sekiban Dai 2 Wa |
13 Apr 1997 | 19 Apr 1997 | BS Zelda no Densetsu Kodai no Sekiban Dai 3 Wa |
20 Apr 1997 | 26 Apr 1997 | BS Zelda no Densetsu Kodai no Sekiban Dai 4 Wa |


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- Chondrodysplasia punctata: Multiple variants of chondrodysplasia punctata exist. A patient with Conradi–Hünermann syndrome is shown above.
- Vitamin K disorders: Warfarin embryopathy, Vitamin K reductase deficiency. Exposure to warfarin between the 6th and 9th weeks of gestation. The distal phalanges are very short and often shaped like an inverted triangle.
- Zellweger syndrome: Also known as cerebro-hepatorenal syndrome. Peroxisomal disorder. Severely hypotonic infants with a high forehead, hypertelorism, epicanthic folds, and shallow supraorbital ridges. May have Brushfield spots. Club foot deformity is common. Puncta occur primarily in the patella. Cortical cystic disease in the kidneys. Migrational disorders in the brain.
- Trisomies: 21 and 18
- Drug exposure: Warfarin (see above), alcohol, hydantoin, phenacetin.
- Poznanski AK. Punctate epiphyses: a radiological sign not a disease. Pediatr Radiol. 1994;24(6):418-24, 436.
- Savarirayan R. Common phenotype and etiology in warfarin embryopathy and X-linked chondrodysplasia punctata (CDPX). Pediatr Radiol. 1999 May;29(5):322.

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Q. Two questions. The first is, how many stitches? And the second is, did that feel like old-time hockey? Because you kind of looked like it was old-time hockey?
JAMIE LANGENBRUNNER: First, I have no idea how many stitches. I could do without old-time hockey, I guess. It happened so fast, I really couldn't react.
Q. John, what happened?
JOHN MADDEN: I'm not really sure. I know one of the skates that was on the ground made contact with my face. I wasn't sure who it was. Scott Niedermayer was on the ground and so was Adam Oates, and I think he was trying to use his legs to get Niedermayer off of him and his skate came up and kicked me in the face.
Q. You came out quick. You had your visor on and took it off. Can you take me through that?
JOHN MADDEN: Well, that was the trainer's choice to put the visor on to give it some protection. I couldn't see anything. I can't wear that. It felt more dangerous being out there. I wasn't picking up things real quick. I took the visor off after the first period.
Q. I'm sure it doesn't feel this way on the ice, but from our perspective, the first couple games of the series seemed a lot more respective, a lot more gentlemanly. I guess you guys get down to a best of 3, and this was kind of like bare knuckles, "hey, let's leave it all on the ice." Was this completely a different game from everything else you guys have played so far?
JOHN MADDEN: Well, I think that's exactly what happened. I think the first one to two wins the Cup, but the refs had a tough job out there. They let us determine the outcome of the hockey game rather than one of the referees.
Q. Jamie, of all the kind of strange bounces in that game, what was the strangest and why did so many of them go your way tonight as opposed to the Ducks way?
JAMIE LANGENBRUNNER: I would say probably the strangest would have to be Gionta's goal, obviously the second one. The first one didn't count. Why they went our way, it's just the way hockey is. Their first or second goal on Marty in Anaheim, you'll never see that in an NHL game. That happens. It's how we stayed with it tonight that helped us, not just the bounces.
Q. John, you took a skate in your face. Can you describe what happened?
JOHN MADDEN: I was saying before when I went down on the ground, Scott Niedermayer came in, I really couldn't see what was going on, but Adam Oates and Niedermayer were on the ground. I'm not 100 percent sure whose skate hit me, but it looked like Oates tried to push off on Niedermayer and his skate kicked me in the face.
Q. John, sorry if I'm repeating this question. It seemed like this team was determined to set a very physical tone early on. Obviously you've got the show of the physicality out there. Was that pretty important for you guys to set the tone physically early on?
JOHN MADDEN: We find we're a better hockey club when we take the body. It creates room for some of our better players. We did a good job taking the body. I think the physical part was because we were reading the plays well and stepping up or forechecking a little bit and getting them in the funnels and doing some good things there.
Q. Marty, I know you just want to focus on the next game, but do you sense the opportunity that it is not just to win the Cup this year but this team's third Cup in nine years and tie the Wings for the most Cups since the Oilers?
MARTIN BRODEUR: It's definitely up for grabs for us. We put ourselves in a great situation. Think about what we accomplished in the last ten years. We're busy enough trying to solve this problem here. They're playing some good hockey. They're building. We want to focus our energy on that more. Definitely it's an exciting opportunity to really show the world how dominant we were for the last ten years or so.
Q. Marty, just a textbook 6-3 Devils victory or --
MARTIN BRODEUR: That was unbelievable. What a weird game. I'm really thankful for my offense. You usually don't say that too often because they don't score too many goals. It was unbelievable. I felt like I had two boxing gloves in my hands. I'm sure Giguere felt the same way too. Definitely we got more goals, and we're really happy about that win.
Q. Jamie, why do you think you have been able to produce so many goals in these playoffs when some other offensive players have stumbled?
JAMIE LANGENBRUNNER: Because I'm not an offensive player. That's the way it seems to work. I think our team has kept it simple all playoffs. I have been given a lot of opportunities to play with some great players in some key situations. I have been able to find a few bounces. Why? I don't know. It's just my time, I guess. Sometimes it goes in. Sometimes it doesn't. Right now I just feel confident. I feel like I'm eventually going to score even when it's not going well.
Q. John, can you talk about how well you guys have shut down Paul Kariya?
JOHN MADDEN: That's been a team goal, especially now that we have been using two lines against that line. So, it's been -- everybody's done their job. When he's in certain areas of the ice, we just take care of him there. When all else fails, we rely on Marty.
Q. Jamie, they talk about the bounce here, the bounce there, lucky shot here and things go in. Obviously we saw that happen in Anaheim. This time you guys were on the receiving end. How good does that feel and also just show you how crazy this series and game can be?
JAMIE LANGENBRUNNER: You hit it right there. For us it was just sticking with it. There was a few bounces in Anaheim that didn't go our way. We didn't let that bother us. We didn't let that put us down and say maybe it's not our turn. Tonight we got a few fortunate bounces. Hopefully we'll continue sticking with it and a few more bounces will come our way.
Q. Jamie, do you feel confident going back out there with a chance to win it?
JAMIE LANGENBRUNNER: I think this team always feels confident. We did all year when nobody had given us a whole lot of chance. This team, from the start, has shown a lot of confidence in itself and believed in each other. When you have that belief, you can overcome a lot of things.
Q. What do you guys have to do to transport what you did tonight out to Anaheim, going to the net, taking the body, all the stuff you did to score goals tonight?
JAMIE LANGENBRUNNER: Well, I think we've got to bring that mind-set. It's all in the mind. It's just having that heart and determination that nothing is going to stop you from getting there. It seems like at home, we've done a better job of that than there where they make it harder on us. It's having that mind-set coming out right from the start.
Q. Marty, with Stevenson back in the lineup tonight, what did you think of his game?
MARTIN BRODEUR: He played well. He's got a big body, big man. Loves to go out and hit. He creates a lot of room for other players. I think he keeps everybody on their toes a little bit. Definitely, he's really a great team guy. It's definitely nice to have him in the locker room also. He cares a lot about us and about the game, and definitely it's nice for him that he was able to recover from his injury and come and play in the Stanley Cup Finals.
Q. John, were you perhaps feeling that energy from Turner? I know that Jay was saying he was just so fired up to be back. I think perhaps all of you guys were feeding off that energy.
JOHN MADDEN: Absolutely. He brings a lot of energy to the dressing room first. On the bench he's standing up. When he's out there he's going 100 miles an hour. He's great, especially in a series like this where fresh legs, you can use them. When Rupp stepped in, he did the same thing. Any time you get fresh legs, it's a good thing.
Q. Marty, can you guys use the fact that you were up 3-2 two years ago although the home ice situation was completely reversed as some kind of incentive for Anaheim?
MARTIN BRODEUR: I think we're going on the road to a place that wasn't really kind to us so far in the series. It kind of makes us want to do it. I think the pressure definitely is on them knowing how they play in their building. They feel good about themselves. We're going to try to ruin that. That's one thing, we had a lot of pressure being in front of our fans in Game 6 in Colorado. They came out and played hard. They played well and took advantage of the bounces they got and definitely we're going to need to do the same thing. It's not going to be an easy game. They feel pretty good about playing in their building and they feel they could push that to Game 7. We'll try everything in our power not to do that. Definitely, it's we're going to try to draw back on that a little bit. Not too much, because it wasn't really a pleasant Finals for us.
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What is echocardiography?
Echocardiography is a procedure used to assess the heart's structures and function. Echocardiography is also called echo, cardiac ultrasound or ultrasonography, or cardiac Doppler,Two main types of echocardiography exist:
1. Transthoracic echocardiography, or TTE: A small probe called a transducer is placed on your child's chest and sends out ultrasonic sound waves at a frequency too high to be heard. When the transducer is placed on your child's chest in certain locations and at certain angles, the ultrasonic sound waves move through the skin and other body tissues to the heart tissues, where the waves bounce (or "echo") off of the heart structures. The transducer picks up the reflected waves and sends them to a computer. The computer interprets the echoes into an image of the heart walls and valves.
2. Transesophageal echocardiography or TEE: The echocardiography probe is introduced into the esophagus, an organ that lies directly behind the heart. This produces higher-resolution images than transthoracic echocardiography.
What are the different types of echocardiography?
An echocardiogram can utilize one, or more, of four special types of echocardiography, as listed below:- M-Mode echocardiography
This is the simplest type of echocardiography, and produces an image that is similar to a tracing rather than an actual picture of heart structures. M-mode echo is useful for measuring heart structures, such as the heart's pumping chambers, the size of the heart itself, and the thickness of the heart's walls. - Doppler echocardiography
This Doppler technique is used to measure and assess the flow of blood through the heart's chambers and valves. The amount of blood pumped out with each beat is an indication of the heart's functioning. Also, Doppler can detect abnormal blood flow within the heart, which can indicate such problems as an opening between chambers of the heart, a problem with one or more of the heart's four valves, or a problem with the heart's walls. - color Doppler
Color Doppler is an enhanced form of Doppler echocardiography. With color Doppler, different colors are used to designate the direction of blood flow. This simplifies the interpretation of the Doppler images. - 2-D (2-dimensional) echocardiography
This technique is used to "see" the actual structures and motion of the heart structures. A 2-D echo view appears cone-shaped on the monitor, and the real-time motion of the heart's structures can be observed. This enables the physician to see the various heart structures at work and evaluate them. - 3-D (3-dimensional) echocardiography
This technique represents a further advance from two-dimensional echocardiography as it generates three-dimensional movies of the beating heart. This allows further characterization of the congenital heart defect. Although still mostly a research tool, 3-D echocardiography is being used with increasing frequency in clinical practice. - Stress echocardiography
This technique examines what happens to the heart during a period of stress, either produced by medications or by exercise. Images of the heart are examined during periods of stress and compared to the resting echocardiogram. - Transesophageal echocardiography (TEE)
This is more invasive than the other types of echocardiography discussed above. It involves sedation in order to place a probe into the esophagus, the swallowing pipe between the mouth and the stomach. The esophagus lies directly behind the heart, so TEE images provide higher-resolution images of certain parts of the heart.
What problems can echocardiography diagnose?
Several diseases of the heart may be detected by echocardiography, including the following:- aneurysm - a dilation of a part of the coronary arteries or the aorta (the large artery which carries oxygenated blood out of the heart to the rest of the body) which may cause a weakness of the tissue at the site of the aneurysm. In extreme cases, the aneurysm may rupture, which is an emergency situation, causing rapid blood loss out of the blood vessels. Occasionally an aneurysm may occur in the pulmonary arteries or surgical patch areas especially if any intervention, such as a balloon angioplasty, has been done.
- cardiomyopathy - an enlargement of the heart due to thickening or weakening of the heart muscle.
- congenital (present at birth) defects - abnormalities or deficiencies in one or more heart structures that occur during formation of the fetus.
- congestive heart failure - a condition in which the heart muscle has become weakened to an extent that blood cannot be pumped efficiently; thus, causing a build up (congestion) in the blood vessels, lungs, feet, ankles, and other parts of the body.
- pericarditis - an inflammation of the membrane (thin covering) that surrounds the heart.
- valve disease - one or more of the heart's four valves becomes defective, or may be congenitally (since birth) malformed.
How is an echocardiogram performed?
The test may be done in a cardiologist's office, in a clinic, at a hospital or medical center as an outpatient, or as an inpatient in a medical facility. In most cases, you will be allowed to stay with your child to provide reassurance during the procedure.- The technician will need to see your child's chest from the waist up. Privacy will be maintained by drapes across your child's chest and by limiting access into the procedure area.
- EKG electrodes will be attached to your child's chest with adhesive patches.
- Your child will lie on a table or bed during the procedure. A pillow or wedge may be placed behind your child's back for support.
- The room will be darkened so that the images on the echo monitor can be better viewed by the technician.
- The technician will place gel on your child's chest and then place the transducer probe on the gel. Your child will feel a slight pressure as the technician positions the transducer to get the desired image of your child's heart.
- During the test, the technician will move the transducer probe around and apply varying amounts of pressure to obtain images of different locations and structures of your child's heart. The amount of pressure behind the probe should not be uncomfortable, but if it makes your child uncomfortable, he/she should let you or the technician know.
- After the procedure has been completed, the technician will wipe the gel from your child's chest and remove the EKG electrodes.
Depending on the results of the echo, additional tests or procedures may be scheduled to gather further diagnostic information.
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Suffolk County police now believe the disappearance of missing prostitute Shannon Gilbert was an accident.
The New Jersey woman was last seen as she ran from a client's home in the gated Oak Beach community in May 2010 in Long Island.
After a lengthily search police discovered Gilbert's jeans, shoes, purse, ID and a cell phone in the marshy swamp, close to where she was last seen.
Suffolk County Police Commissioner Richard Dormer told reporters the water in the marsh had receded far below the lake-like terrain, which allowed the police officers to locate Gilbert's possessions.
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"We believe that Shannan Gilbert ran into that area the night she disappeared," Dormer said. "It's very easy to get engulfed with water and muck and fall down and not be able to get out of there. So we surmise that that's what happened to Shannan and she's in there someplace, and we're going to do everything we can to find her."
Police were searching for Gilbert last December when they began finding human remains along the Ocean Parkway. After an extensive search, ten sets of human remains were discovered, none of which were found to be Gilbert.
"If it wasn't for her, maybe that that was her reason -- to help find the other victims," Shannan Gilbert's mother Mary said.
On Monday, police continued their fifth day of searching for Gilbert's remains. No suspects have been arrested. The search is ongoing.
@Bunker. This rag of a newspaper will write anything or let me put it in Rich's words...any ting he tells them to. He has a direct line to the Editor and feeds them lies. He actually told this tabloid that he was a Detective, thinking that no one from the Department would read it and reveal his lies. The man is immoral and incapable of running any investigation. The truth will be told after the first of the year, when he is finally thrown out on his ass. Something that should have been done a long time ago. If you saw his news conference yesterday, you will see why he is an absolute disgrace to the profession. Look at a News Conference of Nassau County's Lt. Smith from Homicide and compare the two. Who would you put your trust in? A babbling drunk or an articulate professional?
An accident? Her shoes and jeans found? Just how did the jeans come off? Last seen "running from a clients home"? Wake up! This is no accident!


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HG nail polish. I will wear it any day any time. I ALWAYS get comments on it. Like others have said, the color is opaque in one coat and bright and gorgeous and EVERYTHING. I had it for the longest time but for whatever reason I kept putting it in the back burner. The day I tried it I never went back. I freaked out and bought 3 back ups because I can never live without this baby! The only "con" is the smell, it really has a strange smell. almost like weed? it doesn't matter it goes away like all other polish smells but it does have a particular "scent"
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This is a gorgeous muted iris blue creme from their Xtreme Wear line. Due to the mild purple tones in this shade, it is of course just about impossible to capture it perfectly on camera but trust me the very subtle purple tinge adds a lovely twist to this blue creme and it does have a slight desaturated effect which only adds to the polish's appeal. Application is as smooth as butter, which was surprising, and I had opacity in two gorgeous coats. Perfect color to welcome the summer and a great bright to wear for spring as well, especially as it starts to taper out.
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This shade of blue is just gorgeous on my skin tone and the color payoff is great. I had loads of compliments from both men and women. I hadn't bought a new nail polish in a while and when I saw this at CVS, I knew I had to have it. It was very hard to find at other stores but now I see why. It is a beautiful cobalt blue. I only need to apply one or two coats. It does dry quick but chips in a couple of days but for the price I can live with that.
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This is on my top 20 list of favorite nail polishes of all time! I love everything about it. I love the Sally Hansen Xtreme Wear line in general, my favorite drug store nail polish brand ever! In the bottle it doesn't look like much; in the right light, it's almost a neon blue. So pretty! And I love the less than $3 price tag for these polishes. Whenever I can't decide what nail polish to wear, I put Pacific Blue on because I love it so much. I'll wear it any month of the year. Sometimes I'll take it off when it starts chipping and I'll reapply it. I'm that wild about it. The formula is opaque in one coat (you could probably get away with wearing this in 1 coat but I like to always do 2) and it's so easy to work with. Every time I wear this color, someone always comments on it or asks what it is. I have about 5 bottles of this just in case they ever discontinue it. No shrinkage or anything. But the only place I've been able to find this particular color from the XW line is at Walgreen's for some reason. This is definitely the better quality and way cheaper than the dupes!
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Just for the hell of it, I put my 32gb 3GS on Craigslist for $550 to see if someone will bite. There's been a few on there and on eBay that have gone for even more, so it someone will take mine for $550, then I'll be able to get the iphone4 for no money out of pocket after taxes. That'll work for me.
If not, no big deal, as the new iPhone isn't that big of an upgrade over the 3GS to be worth spending money on it for me. The main upgrades that I'm interested in are the software upgrades, which I'll get with an update.
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On Tuesday 6th March I had the pleasure of providing a guided bird watching trip to Albufera de Valencia for two clients from Finland. Both very experienced and knowledgeable birders, they were taking a short break in Valencia and wanted to spend a day bird watching as part of their other plans.
Having collected my clients from the city centre, we headed out across the natural park. The day´s first bird was an Iberian Grey Shrike that was perched on a telephone line close to the track.
Our plan was to visit a highly protected reserve where some superb conservation work takes place.
As we drove across the park we were treated to a spectacular sight as over 200 Glossy Ibis settled in a field beside us, the low morning sun illuminating the bronze and green sheen of their plumage.
As we started our walk, a small flock of Black Winged Stilt passed over, flying low and showing very well against the blue sky. We scanned across a small lake and picked out Lesser Black Backed Gull, Red Crested Pochard, Wigeon and 8 Great White Egrets plus the usual Albufera regulars the Little Egrets and Grey Herons.
Marsh Harriers were around in good numbers. It was also great to see the first Swallows of the Spring feeding over the water and resting in the reeds. Chiffchaff, Cetti´s Warbler and Bluethroat were also around in the reedbeds as was Kingfisher.
Upon scoping across another lake we were treated to great views of Greater Flamingoes, Avocets, Purple Gallinule, Pintail and 3 Spoonbills. We were then fortunate enough to see the extremely rare Crested Coot, a highly vulnerable species which is the subject of a carefully controlled re-introduction and breeding programme.
We´d enjoyed some great views of superb species but were to be rewarded with another "target bird". As we headed back to the van, a Booted Eagle passed by, showing beautifully it´s black and pale plumage. It circled overhead for a few minutes before gliding away over the park.
To help clients from outside the Mediterranean area to see our local species is always a privilege and today we´d been treated to great views of some key birds. It feels that Spring is finally underway too, so we can look forward to the arrival of summer visitors and to a new breeding season.
Written by David Warrington.
Bird Watching Guide at Valencia Birding.


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Baby-making music: The most amorphous and beloved of all musical genres. Everybody has their favorite baby-making music, even if they're not actually looking to, y'know, make a baby. But it doesn't have its own section at the record store. Even the folks most averse to whipping up a batch of zygote gumbo have a soundtrack for when they, uh, practice. But with the exception of the occasional spontaneous practice session with, say, Coffinworm or Eyehategod blaring in the background, most people's preferred soundtrack sexing up other people's private parts can be summed up in one word: "smooth." To paraphrase the old saying, you catch more honey with Barry White than with Virgin Killer.
So when Chromeo, the reigning Quebecois kings of smoothed-out funk pop, blast out the first chord in their new video for "When the Night Falls" and a female audience member is instantly impregnated, it's not just a funny sight gag, but a statement of purpose. It's a sly wink and a nudge, an acknowledgment of shared purpose between artist and audience. It's a knowing nod from your consummate wingmen that there's not a long road from pressing play on your audio device of choice to pressing private parts together like puzzle pieces. Chromeo knows what goes on when your Chromeo albums turn on.
And while there is some novelty in the literalism of the "When the Night Falls" — OK, a lot of novelty, especially when the video hits '80s-action-movie mode with Chromeo members Dave 1 and P-Thugg running from a pack of angry preggers — it serves a very necessary function: keeping things sexy. Pop music, though inundated with sex, tends to be of the awkward-groping-teenager or blacked-out-binge-drinker variety — neither of which is very sexy if you're grown and sorta sober. Rock radio is aggressively adolescent in its sexual mores. Indie rock is essentially an entire culture of eighth-note-playing eunuchs. And dance music today — don't even get me started! The only upside to dubstep's unsexy lurch and its ascendance to the top of the dance-music pack is that there's little chance of the world being flooded with Skrillex-looking flipper babies anytime soon.
Which is all to say that there is a true and worrying dearth of genuine baby-making music being made today. Is this why current American fertility levels, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, are at only 2.1 children per woman? Is our current lack of mood music the reason the ladies can't seal the deal on the last 90 percent of that kid? We're not scientists — social or otherwise — but we're going to say yes. Hell, we could probably come up with an infographic paralleling the drop in birth rates with sales of Love Unlimited albums, and infographics are almost like science — just prettier. Granted, there's also the possibility that Coldplay songs cause sterility and their 10-year reign on the pop charts has shriveled more testicles than Susan Boyle nude photos and anabolic steroids combined, but that's just a theory.
So how do we, as nonscientists, propose to right this unsexy ship? Chromeo records, three a day everyday until people get down to business, so to speak. From their debut, She's in Control, to their latest, Business Casual, Chromeo bangs out the 21st century's best baby-making music, full of sultry synth work and seductive hooks. Chromeo's beats pulse with the rhythm of love and soak the sheets with the sounds of sensuality. It's music for people who are looking for more than a blacked-out threesome with sorta-attractive strangers, for people who desire an experience that they couldn't have in middle school and for people who, well, don't mess around when it comes to messing around. And even if kicking the fertility rate up a notch isn't on your agenda, Chromeo is great for practicing.
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CHAPTER THE FIRST Matrimony is proverbially a serious undertaking. Like an over- weening predilection for brandy-and-water, it is a misfortune into which a man easily falls, and from which he finds it remarkably difficult to extricate himself. It is of no use telling a man who is timorous on these points, that it is but one plunge, and all is over. They say the same thing at the Old Bailey, and the unfortunate victims derive as much comfort from the assurance in the one case as in the other. Mr. Watkins Tottle was a rather uncommon compound of strong uxorious inclinations, and an unparalleled degree of anti-connubial timidity. He was about fifty years of age; stood four feet six inches and three-quarters in his socks - for he never stood in stockings at all - plump, clean, and rosy. He looked something like a vignette to one of Richardson's novels, and had a clean- cravatish formality of manner, and kitchen-pokerness of carriage, which Sir Charles Grandison himself might have envied. He lived on an annuity, which was well adapted to the individual who received it, in one respect - it was rather small. He received it in periodical payments on every alternate Monday; but he ran himself out, about a day after the expiration of the first week, as regularly as an eight-day clock; and then, to make the comparison complete, his landlady wound him up, and he went on with a regular tick. Mr. Watkins Tottle had long lived in a state of single blessedness, as bachelors say, or single cursedness, as spinsters think; but the idea of matrimony had never ceased to haunt him. Wrapt in profound reveries on this never-failing theme, fancy transformed his small parlour in Cecil-street, Strand, into a neat house in the suburbs; the half-hundredweight of coals under the kitchen-stairs suddenly sprang up into three tons of the best Walls-end; his small French bedstead was converted into a regular matrimonial four-poster; and in the empty chair on the opposite side of the fireplace, imagination seated a beautiful young lady, with a very little independence or will of her own, and a very large independence under a will of her father's. 'Who's there?' inquired Mr. Watkins Tottle, as a gentle tap at his room-door disturbed these meditations one evening. 'Tottle, my dear fellow, how DO you do?' said a short elderly gentleman with a gruffish voice, bursting into the room, and replying to the question by asking another. 'Told you I should drop in some evening,' said the short gentleman, as he delivered his hat into Tottle's hand, after a little struggling and dodging. 'Delighted to see you, I'm sure,' said Mr. Watkins Tottle, wishing internally that his visitor had 'dropped in' to the Thames at the bottom of the street, instead of dropping into his parlour. The fortnight was nearly up, and Watkins was hard up. 'How is Mrs. Gabriel Parsons?' inquired Tottle. 'Quite well, thank you,' replied Mr. Gabriel Parsons, for that was the name the short gentleman revelled in. Here there was a pause; the short gentleman looked at the left hob of the fireplace; Mr. Watkins Tottle stared vacancy out of countenance. 'Quite well,' repeated the short gentleman, when five minutes had expired. 'I may say remarkably well.' And he rubbed the palms of his hands as hard as if he were going to strike a light by friction. 'What will you take?' inquired Tottle, with the desperate suddenness of a man who knew that unless the visitor took his leave, he stood very little chance of taking anything else. 'Oh, I don't know - have you any whiskey?' 'Why,' replied Tottle, very slowly, for all this was gaining time, 'I HAD some capital, and remarkably strong whiskey last week; but it's all gone - and therefore its strength - ' 'Is much beyond proof; or, in other words, impossible to be proved,' said the short gentleman; and he laughed very heartily, and seemed quite glad the whiskey had been drunk. Mr. Tottle smiled - but it was the smile of despair. When Mr. Gabriel Parsons had done laughing, he delicately insinuated that, in the absence of whiskey, he would not be averse to brandy. And Mr. Watkins Tottle, lighting a flat candle very ostentatiously; and displaying an immense key, which belonged to the street-door, but which, for the sake of appearances, occasionally did duty in an imaginary wine- cellar; left the room to entreat his landlady to charge their glasses, and charge them in the bill. The application was successful; the spirits were speedily called - not from the vasty deep, but the adjacent wine-vaults. The two short gentlemen mixed their grog; and then sat cosily down before the fire - a pair of shorts, airing themselves. 'Tottle,' said Mr. Gabriel Parsons, 'you know my way - off-hand, open, say what I mean, mean what I say, hate reserve, and can't bear affectation. One, is a bad domino which only hides what good people have about 'em, without making the bad look better; and the other is much about the same thing as pinking a white cotton stocking to make it look like a silk one. Now listen to what I'm going to say.' Here, the little gentleman paused, and took a long pull at his brandy-and-water. Mr. Watkins Tottle took a sip of his, stirred the fire, and assumed an air of profound attention. 'It's of no use humming and ha'ing about the matter,' resumed the short gentleman. - 'You want to get married.' 'Why,' replied Mr. Watkins Tottle evasively; for he trembled violently, and felt a sudden tingling throughout his whole frame; 'why - I should certainly - at least, I THINK I should like - ' 'Won't do,' said the short gentleman. - 'Plain and free - or there's an end of the matter. Do you want money?' 'You know I do.' 'You admire the sex?' 'I do.' 'And you'd like to be married?' 'Certainly.' 'Then you shall be. There's an end of that.' Thus saying, Mr. Gabriel Parsons took a pinch of snuff, and mixed another glass. 'Let me entreat you to be more explanatory,' said Tottle. 'Really, as the party principally interested, I cannot consent to be disposed of, in this way.' 'I'll tell you,' replied Mr. Gabriel Parsons, warming with the subject, and the brandy-and-water - 'I know a lady - she's stopping with my wife now - who is just the thing for you. Well educated; talks French; plays the piano; knows a good deal about flowers, and shells, and all that sort of thing; and has five hundred a year, with an uncontrolled power of disposing of it, by her last will and testament.' 'I'll pay my addresses to her,' said Mr. Watkins Tottle. 'She isn't VERY young - is she?' 'Not very; just the thing for you. I've said that already.' 'What coloured hair has the lady?' inquired Mr. Watkins Tottle. 'Egad, I hardly recollect,' replied Gabriel, with coolness. 'Perhaps I ought to have observed, at first, she wears a front.' 'A what?' ejaculated Tottle. 'One of those things with curls, along here,' said Parsons, drawing a straight line across his forehead, just over his eyes, in illustration of his meaning. 'I know the front's black; I can't speak quite positively about her own hair; because, unless one walks behind her, and catches a glimpse of it under her bonnet, one seldom sees it; but I should say that it was RATHER lighter than the front - a shade of a greyish tinge, perhaps.' Mr. Watkins Tottle looked as if he had certain misgivings of mind. Mr. Gabriel Parsons perceived it, and thought it would be safe to begin the next attack without delay. 'Now, were you ever in love, Tottle?' he inquired. |
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