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The service was exceptional and food very, very good. I had the Pappadelle and my husband the pork chop. The Pappadelle was exceptional, fantastic. The only problem we had was the pork chop my husband ordered was dry. That said, the sauce served with it was very tasty so he just used it to saturate the chop. We have found it is very difficult to get a good, moist pork chop in general. Other than that, we would absolutely return.
Good food and wine with fantastic service. We were very happy.
We enjoyed our meal. Since it was in hotel, which we didn't realize, it was expensive. It was especially so for our eating partners, who neglected to ask how much the special lamb chop dish was. It was $42 ! (pretty high since other entrees were nearer to $30.} Service was outstanding.
Fennel salad was wonderful - light and crisp. Chicken breast with crisp polenta was so very good. My friends' penne pasta was delicious. Only "complaint" was that there was too much cocoa atop the otherwise yummy teramisu. Well worth checking out. I know we will go again.
Most enjoyable! The Wild Boar Osso Bucco and Risotto was fabulous! Excellent food, wonderful service and quiet enough to converse with your party.
The food was absolutely amazing (apps, entree, and dessert and I cleaned all 3 plates). Our waiter was attentive and friendly and everything came to the table perfectly timed. My only gripe is that the manager (some older man standing at the front with the host) was overbearing and needs to let the highly competent waitstaff do their job. He was hovering and made everything seem too urgent when we were trying to have a romantic evening. I marked down the ambiance because the place seems to attract loud complaining old people, and as expensive as the place is, I didn't appreciate someone bringing their screaming crying baby. Luckily the baby crying only ruined our dessert.
The food was nicely presented and very tasty. Our waiter was just outstanding. The service was a little slow due to a large group ahead of us and he was very gracious. Well located for a night out to the theater. Very convenient from BART.
We enjoyed an early dinner at Zingari on Saturday evening. This is not a big noisy place; it is small and intimate. Our table was ready when we arrived, service was attentive,and the food and drink really nice. We used the price-fix menu for our selections and found it included several really great choices for all three courses. We enjoyed it and will return.
I needed a restaurant to celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary with family members. I preferred a private room, but the extra cost was more than I wanted to pay, and I didn't want a predetermined menu. After exchanging emails with owner Krishan Miglani, I decided on Zingari Ristorante. Krishan said he could offer a semi-private table for our party of nine. We couldn't have been happier with the setting in the small room adjacent to the Marble Room. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the excellent food, and the service was superb. Best of all, we were not rushed in the least. In fact they allowed us to stay as long as we wanted, which was greatly appreciated because getting everyone together from different parts of the state is a rare treat.
Top notch Italian food reasonably priced. Live jazz every night! Their ragus are the best.
The food was great, perfect in fact. We sat near the bar and there were musicians playing a variety songs, which was nice. I would definitely recommend this restaurant for the perfect food.
The restaurant was full but we got seated promptly. Our "overflow dining room" was a bit dark and cold, maybe you want to ask for the main dining room? We showed up in tourist cloths after a day of sightseeing and we felt a bit under-dressed. However, we were treated nicely and served promptly. The only complaint would be that we got talked into an appetizer for 6 that turned out to cost us about $100. Other than that, everything was good. The pizza was mor personal size and seemed expensive at $20 but the pasta was excellent and the fish soup outstanding. Wine list is good but not huge with a few gems. Normally I wouldn't go back because of the prices, but for San Francisco it seemed ok. At least you get really good quality food!
Was great for lunch. Very quiet and not many people but this may not hold true for dinner.
Once the live music started, we weren't able to carry on a conversation at our table - though the combo was great. If quiet conversation is important and music is scheduled the night you are enjoying the fine cuisine at Zingari, ask to be seated in the alternate dining room away from the piano.
I had the calamari and was hot light and large portion. It could have Ben shared by two people. I then had the risotto with mushrooms and it was delicious. It was well cooked and very flavourful. My wife had the ravioli stuffed with portobello mushrooms and shrimp on top. It was also delicious. We finished with the profiteroles and again shared it at two and it was great. The service was excellent and attentive without feeling rushed. We would definitely go back.
Make a reservation here-- this is my idea of a great Italian restaurant. Try their Oso Buco, it is superb. Elegant decor, excellent service, great food, a real find. Couldn't be easier to get to, just off Union Square, upstairs in Donatello Hotel, with windows on Post Street, fine people-watching.
I keep coming back. The food is excellent and the service is fantastic. It feels like being around old friends. They have a full menu, but I almost always try one of their daily specials.
Our 42nd anniverary was spent enjoying a wonderful dinner. My wife enjoyed her crab and lobster raviolis, and I loved the shrimp risotto. Our waiter was very attentive and made certain our every wish was fulfilled. The flowers I had arranged to be on the table at our reserved time were there, and cared for prior to our arrival. A great place for a special occasion!
We selected this place because of the jazz singer who was scheduled for a Saturday night. First surprise was waiter who was himself Italian and was of the professional European school. Second was that we could just hear the singer's act in the bar (fabulous) while enjoying our dinner. Quality of food was very good, even got rare steak as ordered. Do be careful to ask for prices on the specials as they were not in line with pricing on the menu -- last surprise was a bill much higher than expected. But they kindly let us move to the bar with our dessert and cordials to hear the singer. We had expected bigger bar area and this was only a few tables. How they got an act like Amanda King to sing there is a mystery but it was great for us!
We loved our evening at Zingari. If we had discovered it earlier in our stay we would have visited more then once. We loved the jazz bar - we had pre-dinner cocktails in the bar listening to the gorgeous male piano player and female jazz singer - they were both very accommodating of requests and they created a playful, fun atmosphere. Dinner was superb. WE thoroughly enjoyed our meals - best meal we had in San Francisco - the pasta was so fresh it just melted in our mouths. The service was friendly and efficient and we had some fun with our waiters. All in all an excellent experience and a great night out. Thank you Zingari Ristorante!
The food was very good. The service was ok. We felt like because we didnt order wine we didnt receive the same service as other tables.
Our last night in San Fran and we needed a place that was close to our hotel.... we found a great place in Zingari. It's located in a large hotel, but the feel of the place is very small. The staff from the matre de to the waiter to the wait staff were all excellence. Better yet the food was fabulous. We each had something different and each plate was enjoyed. Next time we're in San Fran we'll definitely go back.
Both food and service was excellent! The jazz trio added the perfect touch for a perfect night out.
We chose this restaurant because it was recommended on TripAdvisor. The concierge at the hotel enthusiastically seconded the recommendation. This is a fabulous little Italian, family-owned place in Union Square. Modestly upscale, but comfortable. The staff are warm and attentive. We had an outstanding meal, from cocktails to dessert. You will not be disappointed. It was perfect.
Visiting San Francisco and this restaurant fears the perfect end to a great trip. The food was the best ever, server was also terrific. Will definitely recommend it to anyone visiting the city.
When in San Francisco for vacation we tried to avoid the tourist-y and the over-rated/outdated Italian places. That's no small feat, especially when looking for a later dinner with reservations. Based on some other reviews, this place seemed worth taking a shot with. We were very glad with the results. Service was friendly and attentive. The place had a nice ambiance that could serve both for a business dinner or a romantic date. The food was prepared well and very tasty and overall very satisfying. There was a live jazz band playing. We were a few rooms away, so the volume level was good. (I can see it being too loud if you were closer to them.) The prices were very reasonable and portions were generous. I would return here.
We were great personally by the general manager and the owner during the evening. It was a nice touch. The food was great. The Lobster ravioli special was just right with a nice pink cream sauce. The waiter was on top of things but not bothersome as can sometimes be the case. We look forward to going back again.
Excellent ambiance and feel. Food was outstanding. One of the best dinner salads I've had in a while. Prices were reasonable as well.
Food and service are very good at this hidden gem. Safe and convenient walk for those staying near Union Square. The Northern Italian menu is varied, as is the good wine list. Great for small groups.
Found this restaurant through Open Table, other sites were sending me elsewhere. My search was for areas near the Theater and walking distance away,( We had some that could not walk far). Reviews on the restaurant were up and and down, but took a chance. Setting was nice for after the theater, were able to talk, noise level was low. Food service was a little slow, but not rushed. Allowed us to recap the evening. Food selection was good, stayed away from the bad reviews just in case. Wine selection was limited, but did have a good bottle. Deserts were simple, after dinner and wine it was enough
Some friends and I went to the Curran Theatre on Saturday. When we met up we realized we had not made any plans for dinner after the show. A quick Open Table search revealed Zingari was right around the corner from the theatre. We figured we would give it a try based off the reviews. We arrived a little before the restaurant opened, but were seated with a minimum of delay. Our waiter was Stefano and he took excellent care of us. Drinks were served promptly (try the Moscow Mule) and the specials very well described. I had the Saltimbucca and it was very good. Each of us tried something different and all meals were very good. Will most assuredly return in the future.
We took some out-of-town guests here for dinner after a show and it was absolutely great. The dining area is small and narrow but there are windows and mirrors so we didn't feel closed in. The wait staff were amazingly atuned to needs and made some good recommendations. Three of us had the lamb chop special with a wine reduction sauce and it honestly was the best sauce I've every tasted. It is expensive but you will get what you expect.
We dined for lunch. Very large place but only a few tables had diners. The food was very good and so was the service.
We looked on open table for a restaurant near the Curran theatre. Zingari fit the bill for us. We were seated at a window table. Our meals were delicious and the wait staff was attentive without hovering. We did not feel rushed whatsoever.
We found this gem on Open Table looking for a late night spot near the Curran Theater. After a wonderful performance of Beautiful, we walked to our new adventure dining spot and what a wonderful surprise. This restaurant has an outstanding staff, from maitre de to our fabulous waiter, Stefano and his assistant. They were all charming attentive and fun. The music of piano and singer continued our special enjoyment, they are very good and play on Friday evenings. Now to the food we each had a different dish and everyone was very pleased, including desert, wine and cocktails. It was a perfect evening and we will return many times to this great restaurant.
We made a reservation and hoped to be seated in the main part of the restaurant; however, we were seated at a small low table in the bar area. It was loud due to the bar traffic, people behind us cheering on sports games that were being televised at the bar, and the overall commotion bars tend to have. Additionally, our tabke was so small that each of us dropped our utensils on the floor. Food was excellent and service was good. If we go back, we will request a table not in the bar area.
I was in SF this past weekend for the Nike Women's Marathon, and selected the restaurant for the pre-race pasta meal. The restaurant was busy due to the number of increased reservations to accommodate the runners - but the food, atmosphere, and service were still great. Our waiter was busy - but was attentive if needed. The food was great and would go to the restaurant again.
Went here after play at Curran Theatre. very convenient, excellent food, nice setting, very understated. Small bar. Seems like a good choice for pre or post theatre lunch/dinner. Had an appetizer sampler that was excellent as was my wild boar osso bucco.
Very nice service. I had mahimahi w/pesto sauce. It was very good except I found the pesto too oily for my taste. My DH had veal saltonbocco and said it was excellent. They may have other rooms that had more ambience but we sat in a room one floor up over looking the street, mirrored to make it appear larger since there were only appx 12 tables. On the whole the food and service were very good
Went to Zingari while visiting San Francisco... There wasn't a lot of vegetarian options unfortunately and prices are quite high. A meal for two vegetarians w one glass of wine was 80$. They had live jazz music (I'm guessing every Saturday night) which was really romantic so I would recommend this place to a couple looking to go on a romantic date night. Food was good despite the price and service was excellent.
Met a friend and enjoyed the service and the excellent food. Only downside was my first two selections from the half-bottle wine list were not available. Otherwise it was a very enjoyable evening.
The food was spectacular, but the piano lounge is lame. It's not bad exactly, just oddly mediocre in an otherwise wonderful establishment.
Quintessential Italian with a hit of Old School... When we sat down I asked our party if they would like to do something fun. I asked the waiter to just feed us at which point he was visibly excited and brought us out three courses plus a paired bottle of wine which was excellent. All in all a most excellent meal. Definitely would return.
Great restaurant only steps away from our hotel. It was a great find, the food was good and the wait staff was very knowledgeable about the various dishes on the menu.
We were late for our reservation and they seated us right away. We had a play to go to and they also delivered our food right away and we had time to relax. The food was wonderful and the service was great.
Our experience started with our wonderful waiter Stefano. The food them followed and it knocked us over. The clams and linguini were the best I ever had. My colleagues had the home made ravioli., both with different sauces. You must try this restaurant when in the union square area!
I booked Zingari for a business dinner party of six during the big Dreamforce invasion this week. Everyone was well taken care of from the moment they arrived. The prompt, informative, and friendly waitstaff put us all in a great mood. The food came out with just the right amount of time between courses for my party to be able to engage in some great dialogue. The food was well presented and delicious. Anything extra that anyone in my party needed was provided quickly. Our evening at Zingari was a great success!
The wild boar Ossobuco and crab cakes with truffle oil (Polpette di Granchio con Panzanella) were exceptional; our waiter, Stephano was attentive and helpful without being overbearing. A real surprise to find such a pleasant restaurant in Union Square.
We sat in the lounge and listened to music while we had dinner. Very small and quaint. We had a great time.
Excellent food and outstanding service. Stephan was particularly helpful and friendly. A smaller menu and not family style. Several interesting dishes including tagliatelle with beef which was quite good. A very nice potato soup and mixed green salad as starters and then pasta for our main courses. The bread was fresh, warm and served with fresh olive oil and a nice balsamic vinegar. The bar was hosting a holiday private function so the noise level was probably a little more than usual.


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SEVENTEEN-year-old Kit Pentlow was among the young people who went to pop-up shops to get advice about apprenticeships and possible career paths.
The event was held at an empty shop in Oxford's Westgate Shopping Centre on Thursday and Friday and at Flashop, in Mill Street, Wantage, on August 8 and 9.
About 150 people found out about how apprenticeships could lead to a range of careers.
Oxfordshire Apprenticeships' Paddy Patterson, from Oxfordshire County Council's Economy and Skills team, was there giving advice to visitors.
He said: "We had the big one in Oxford to coincide with A-Level results.
"We had parents come in and lots of young people.
"We were very pleased with it. We can maybe look at doing it again in the future."
Construction pre-apprentices from ACE Training in Kidlington fitted the shops.
The final shop will open in Castle Quay Shopping Centre, Banbury, tomorrow and on Friday.
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A Republican presidential hopeful makes an unexpected stop less than a week before the primary. Ron Paul is paying a visit to Cornell Thursday night. Our Tamara Lindstrom tells us why the candidate chose this left-leaning community.
ITHACA, N.Y. -- In a city known for its largely Democratic voting population, a conservative candidate finds a following.
"They've all tried to present themselves as conservative, but Ron Paul stands the most for limited government. He has a record that shows he stands for limited government. He doesn't need to make excuses for things that he's done in the past because he's stuck with that," said Jessic Reif.
The 4,000 tickets went fast when students announced the Republican presidential hopeful would hold a rally on the Cornell campus.
"I support Ron Paul because Ron Paul, I think, is one of the only honest politicians who really hasn't changed his views just for the sake of getting elected. He is re-elected simply because he represents a movement rather than a party, rather than an individual," Jacob Arluck said.
"It's not about Democrat or Republican. It's about looking at the candidate and making sure they're telling the truth. Ron Paul is one that you can look at his record and see that he's telling the truth," Mark Tardugno said.
The Ron Paul club on campus has more than 1,400 students, many of them with differing political affiliations. But the students we spoke with all had one thing in common: An interest in personal freedoms.
"He represents a strong movement for individual liberty, for ending the drug war, for ending the overuse of American military might abroad. I think that he represents a lot of issues that college people like me think are really important."
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Cars were parked in every nook and cranny of Braden River High School campus Thursday as Congressman Vern Buchanan hosted a town hall meeting about health care reform.
Five minutes after the meeting started, Buchanan's staff began turning people away because both the school's auditorium and cafeteria were filled to standing room only. More than 1,300 were in attendance.
Buchanan said Congress needs to take its time in moving forward with any plans for health care reform to make sure it is done correctly the first time around. Working families already are being squeezed from every direction, particularly in the area of health insurance, and something needs to be done to drive costs down.
"We don't need to move to a single-payer system to do that," Buchanan said. "We've got to make sure we get this right with all those dynamics (baby boomers, veterans and other commitments) in play. This is about America."
Buchanan also pledged his commitment to seniors and veterans, saying senior citizens are concerned about the government deciding what services they can and cannot have. While Medicare and Medicaid are not perfect, they are not bad, he said.
"We have to do what is best for America and best for Florida, but we have to stand by our seniors," Buchanan said. "I'm not interested in taking that from our seniors and giving it to someone else."
Buchanan encouraged his constituents to read the bill that President Barack Obama is proposing.
Several individuals at the town hall who spoke in opposition to the bill cited specific lines they opposed, including ones mentioning the rationing of health care and the reduction of physician services in some instances.
"They are going to ration health care," said Christian Retreat resident Linda Sack, who needs $350,000 in surgeries. "If I get the surgeries, and they don't work, I've already maxed out. If they don't work, what would they do with me? I'd be disposable."
Bradenton resident Mitch Mallett, a supporter of Obama's plans, said that many of the comments made at the town hall meeting were ignorant.
"I think a public option (for health care) would be a tremendous thing because they would take in everybody," he said. "We have a public option for homeowner's insurance in Florida. … I don't think people are looking at the whole picture."
For full coverage, see the Aug. 27 edition of The East County Observer.
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News from the Board 2011 License Renewal We made it through 2010 license renewal with some minor hiccups, but overall I think everyone has adjusted to the change in the renewal expiration date. We should be back on track now for 2011 license renewal which your license you were granted for 2010 will expire June 30, 2010. You will be required to submit the full $225.00 renewal fee, along with the renewal form, proof of continuing education and malpractice as well. If we receive your license postmarked after the 30th of June 2010 you will be required to pay the late penalty fee of $150.00 including your renewal fee. Your license will also be placed in a lapsed status on July 1, 2010 until we receive all fees and forms as required by the Oklahoma Chiropractic Practice Act Title 59 O.S. 161.11. We also have available online license renewal which is a convenient way for you to go online and renew without having to mail any documents unless you have not requested your malpractice carrier to email us your proof of malpractice insurance. We were made aware this year that if you choose to have your malpractice insurance carrier to email us your declaration page, you need to request that be done through them. We will also accept them via facsimile at (405) 524- 9542. Please make sure that you contact our office if Fall 2009 you have any questions regarding your renewal that is what we are here for. Also please make sure not to throw important documents away from the board because it could be your renewal form!! Continuing Education If you have completed CE for your 2010 license prior to the granted extension of December 31st, then you can take the last two remaining fall seminars for CE for 2011 if you want to go ahead and get them taken care of prior to the Spring of 2010. However, it is my advice that you notify the state association that you intend to use them for 2011 CE so that they will be made aware. If you do not attend the CEs this fall for 2011 you will have one or two in the Springtime that you will be able to attend for your continuing education hours. Remember if you do take any CEs out- of-state and they have already been approved by the Board, you can only use 8 hours and it is your responsibility to provide that with your renewal form and fee.
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I first saw today's home in the River House building in New York City listed last December when Cityfile brought it to our attention. At that point the home, the 14-room duplex belonging to Arlene Farkas, the ex-wife of real estate/retail heir Bruce Farkas, was listed with Stribling. The five-bedroom apartment was first listed for $15 million in 2008 and now has a new broker but the same price as it did nearly a year ago, $11 million.
The NY Observer points out that the River House hasn't always been the hottest property and certainly we've seen some units there linger on the market but it certainly does have some beautiful views. The Art Deco building was built in 1931 and overlooks the East River. The apartment has 10'6" ceilings and large windows. Rooms include a large living room, library, formal dining room, a chef's kitchen with a breakfast room and a second floor with five bedrooms plus three maid's rooms.


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4 StarsPlaya del Jable S/n Barranco De Vinamar Jandia Fuerteventura Island ES-35625
Overlooking the Jandia Beach, the Barcelo Jandia Mar All Inclusive Hotel is located just 2 kilometres from the Morro Jable. The church of the Pago de Casillas del Angel, Casa de los Coroneles, Fortaleza de Caleta de Fuste Castle as well as the Catedral de Betancuria are the major attractions in Fuerteventura Island.
Elegantly designed, the 485 spacious guestrooms are gracefully appointed and come with all the contemporary amenities, enabling you to relax and have a blissful sleep after a busy day.
At the onsite restaurant, guests can relish delicious cuisine in an intimate atmosphere. Guests can relax at the cafe with snacks and beverages as well as sip on various drinks at the cosy bar.
After an exhausting day, you can workout in the state-of-the-art gymnasium, have a bracing dip in the swimming pool, indulge in the game of tennis or billiards, re-energise your body in the jacuzzi, pamper yourself at the sauna or relax at the solarium.
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Barcelo Jandia Mar All Inclusive Hotel Guest Reviews (1)
The hotel is situated up a very steep hill (45 degree possibly) . Apart from its situation - which certainly keeps you fit - the hotel is excellent. The facilities, and room - superior sea view was exactly what we were looking for. cleaned daily and comfortable. Entertainment staff were brilliant -day and night. Our only complaint (minor) was the food. The quantity, quality and variety was excellent - there is no need for anyone to go hungry! Our problem was one of the party does not eat fish, and some evenings the meat supplied was goat, veal or rabbit as I put totally not to "our" taste, but no problems if you like these meats. Other choices were pastas, pizzas and vege options! The buffet did get a bit repetative after 12 days so we did eat out on one occasion. Be prepared though as prices have certainly gone up since our last visit about 4 years ago. (3 courses, with bottle wine and two drinks £75) - it makes all inc very reasonable!!!! We would certainly recommend this hotel.


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Old Madrid Masters place 3rd in Antigua
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – Nine (9) goals from Franklyn Victor powered the Old Madrid Masters to 3rd place at the 2013 Cool and Smooth Astec Masters Football Tournament in Antigua last weekend.
Man refuses to accept Sandy Lane report he has 'underlying issue'
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – When Nickhoy Scatliffe appeared before Senior Magistrate Tamia Richards on Friday November 29, 2013 he was expecting that the decision would see him never having to go back to the Sandy Lane Centre, however, and to his surprise, it was not to be.
Ballstarz reach semi-finals of Wendol Williams Cup
SPANISH TOWN, Virgin Gorda, VI- The usual intense encounter was expected between rivals Ballstarz and One Love but not much of the controversy in the game, which saw Ballstarz come out winners on penalties after a questionable goal had seen One Love equalised in regulation time at the Virgin Gorda Recreation Ground on December 1, 2013.
Gov't selling out VG farmland to outsiders – E. Maduro
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – "There is a piece of land in Virgin Gorda, beautiful piece of land called Long Bay, and I understand that the government just sold 28 acres or something like that … a good piece of the land to an outsider. Why are they burying our own people alive?" alleged Mr Edmund Maduro on his talk show EDM on November 28, 2013.
Confessed 'would be thief' released to get help
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – 'Would be thief' Leslie McKenzie, a 26 year old from Huntums Ghut, was given a chance by Senior Magistrate Tamia Richards to access help when he appeared before her on November 29, 2013.
Banks challenged to open accounts for differently abled students
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- The Principal (Ag.) of the Eslyn Henley Richez Learning Centre, Mrs Vansittart Huggins, has thrown out a challenge to banks in the Virgin Islands to open savings accounts for the differently abled students of the Centre.
Man arrested for aggravated burglary, kidnapping & attempted murder
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- Police arrested a man on suspicion of aggravated burglary with possible charges of kidnapping and attempted murder pending for forcibly removing a woman from her home and running a vehicle over her.
Making our children landless & penniless
By Alred C. Frett
I promised to answer your questions from time to time and today I will do some… At the same time, you may be familiar with some (if not all) the persecution and victimisation inflicted on me by those in 'High Offices' so this would be a good time to research as to whether their actions are justified… This is not to seek help for my cause but gather information for your children's sake.
Xmas Athletics Camp for East End from Dec. 16- Steve Augustine
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – The BVI Athletics Association (BVIAA) and event organizers Steve Augustine and Delva Thomas have announced, as promised, the follow up to its inaugural Kiddies Athletics Camp held in Capoons Bay during the summer. The event will be a Christmas Camp at the Greenland Recreation Grounds from December 16 -21, 2013 for children aged 4 to 14.
Tourist dies on cruise ship
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- Information reaching Virgin Islands News Online is that there was a death on one of the cruise ships in port today, December 02, 2013.
Stalled aircraft forces temporary closure of VG airport
TADDY BAY, Virgin Gorda, VI – A Piper Navajo N83TA plane reportedly belonging to 'Island Birds' forced airport authorities to close the Virgin Gorda Airport sometime between 10 A.M. and 12 P.M. yesterday, December 1, 2013 after it developed technical problems that rendered it immobile on the runway for some time.
UPDATE: 12 & 7 yrs for Edwards & Simmonds Jr respectively
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI - Yan Edwards and Rodney Simmonds Jr were this morning, December 2, 2013 sentenced to several years in prison after they were found guilty of conspiring to murder Cornel Melbourne Francis.
Protest may not be the solution – Karl 'Dub' Scatliffe
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – The newly elected President of the BVI Taxi Association, Mr Karl 'Dub' Scatliffe, has said it is his personal view that protesting the Office of the Premier may not bring about the desired results needed to address the concerns of the taxi industry over the pulling of a number of calls to the Virgin Islands by Carnival Cruise Line.
NDP signed only 3 TIEAs compared to VIP's 22
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- Despite their rhetoric and jet setting trips around the world, many Virgin Islanders and some in the Financial Services sector have said the ruling National Democratic Party government of Dr. the Honourable D. Orlando Smith has done little or nothing to protect our vital Financial Services industry.
'Who is Next' expected to be fantastic showcase of VI talent- Dr Archer
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- One of the judges for Follow The Movement's Top 7@7 'Who is Next' event, Dr Allison Flax- Archer, has expressed immense satisfaction with the quality of performances so far in the elimination round and believes the second round will be a 'fantastic showcase of Virgin Islands' talent.
Scott is off to pastures new!
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – The Royal British Virgin Islands Yacht Club's Youth Sailing Instructor, Omari Scott, will be leaving the Territory mid December 2013 to take up fresh challenges in Florida and the RBVIYC has plans to make his send off a memorable one with a host of activities slated for Saturday December 7, 2013.
Minor injuries in vehicle accident at VG
CRAB HILL, Virgin Gorda, VI – The circumstances surrounding an accident at Crab Hill road aka Speedy's Corner this morning, December 1, 2013 are vague but Virgin Islands News Online was reliably informed that at least two persons escaped with minor injuries.
It's Christmas time again!
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- The spirit of Christmas was officially ushered in the Virgin Islands with the traditional lighting of the Christmas tree, Yuletide greetings, and the singing of Christmas carols at the Sir Olva Georges Plaza in Road Town last evening, November 30, 2013.
Season high points for VI's Leslee Smith in Huskers win
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – VIslander Leslee Smith and the Nebraska Huskers saw a 13-point second-half lead whittled to one, but got just enough plays in the final two minutes to hold on with a 63-58 victory over Northern Illinois on Saturday November 30, 2013.
UPDATE: Library Services Dept. still stuck with faulty vehicle- Report
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- Although the 2011 report of the Library Services Department had stated that a new vehicle was needed and that the current one was unsuitable and a safety hazard, the Department was still stuck with the same vehicle, according to the 2012 report laid in the House of Assembly by Minister for Education and Culture Hon. Myron V. Walwyn on November 19, 2013.
St Thomas pair makes it back to back Half Marathons
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – More than a 100 runners set out this morning, Saturday November 30, 2013 to run in the Deloitte/Ogier BVI Sunrise Half Marathon, which started and finished on the A. O. Shirley Grounds and was won by Shane DeGannes and Ruth Ann David.
'Generous' fine for Malik Aaron thanks to good Sandy Lane report
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – It was nothing but the good report from the Sandy Lane Centre that was responsible for Malik Aaron getting a fine of only $10,000 or six months in jail after pleading guilty of possession of a controlled drug (cannabis), which was found in his Haver's Estate home in April, 2013.
Four dead, 63 injured after NYC-bound Metro-North passenger train derails in Bronx
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A Metro-North train whipped around a sharp turn in the Bronx just before a deadly derailment Sunday morning that killed four, injured dozens and tossed passengers around like rag dolls.
Jerome Allen found guilty on arms & ammo charges
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- Mr Jerome Allen, who was accused of importing arms and explosives into the territory in 2011, has been found guilty on all charges.
UPDATE: 15 months prison time for yacht burglar
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – Kempest Bailey, 23, was sentenced to 15 months in prison by Senior Magistrate Tamia Richards today, November 29, 2013 for his crime of burglarizing a yacht.
Bankers Assoc. treats Eslyn Henley Richez Centre to sumptuous meal!
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- A sumptuous meal a day after Thanksgiving can never be too late and the students of the Eslyn Henley Richez Learning Centre showed that much appreciation by having a good eat and then returning a big 'thank you' to the BVI Bankers Association today, November 29, 2013.
Magistrate places interdicted prison officer Steve Morton on curfew
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – Prison Officer Steve Morton, who has been relieved of his duties pending the outcome of several matters pending against him in the Magistrate's Court, was placed under strict curfew and the watchful eyes of the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) at Virgin Gorda when he appeared before Senior Magistrate Tamia Richards yesterday, November 28, 2013.
This Week We Feature Young Professional Stella Maze
By Reuben J.A. Stoby
A young girl from a small island on her way to achieving amazing things in the 'big apple' is the inspiring story of our young professional this week, Stella Maze.
Expelling from school will make children criminals – Edmund Maduro
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – "I am personally dreadfully against suspending children from education." This is according to talk show host Edmund Maduro who heavily criticized the act of expelling children from school during his radio programme last evening, November 28, 2013.
U15 Girls to play CONCACAF Tournament in Cayman!
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI The territory's young female footballers got an early Christmas present on Thursday November 28, 2013 when the BVI Football Association (BVIFA), through its Technical Director Mr Keith "Grell" Griffith, announced that it would be taking part in a CONCACAF Girls U15 Tournament in August 2014.
Jealous wife fined $4,500 for attacking another woman
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – Edivelis Turbi Figueroa shed much tears to little effect on Senior Magistrate Tamia Richards' who passed sentence on her today, November 28, 2013 after she previously pleaded guilty of attacking a woman she had accused of having an affair with her husband.
Digicel BVI turns 5 today!
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – At the tender age of five, Digicel celebrates its time in the Virgin Islands in a position that sees it standing firmly on both feet and says it is making great strides and looking forward to more advancements in the telecommunications sector.
VIP/Opposition member districts got shafted under NDP- Report
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- In the last general elections of 2011, the now ruling National Democratic Party (NDP) Government ran on a platform that "no districts would be left behind".
Repair work stops on new Technical School in Baughers Bay
BAUGHERS BAY, Tortola, VI- Renovation works on the building to house the proposed technical secondary school in Baughers Bay have stopped for several weeks now and it is unclear when works would resume.
What's all the silence about Gun Creek project & others?– VG residents
VALLEY, Virgin Gorda, VI – Residents of Virgin Gorda are calling for an update on the Gun Creek Development Project for North Sound, claiming that the "hand-picked" advisory committee members are not doing a good job at keeping the residents informed.
Corruption: the Nigerian model of living in hell
By Dickson Igwe
This is the first of a series of stories warning of the destructive consequences of corruption to Virgin Islands prosperity and development. Corruption is a diabolical monster, robbing present and future generations. The Nigerian corruption model is stated in this first article. The story warns leaders contemplating corruption of corruption's disastrous consequences. It uses the Nigerian model of corrupt governance.
JVD gets new & renovated facilities for Xmas season
JOST VAN DYKE, VI – Following constant cries by residents of Jost Van Dyke to have some key facilities and services in place on the sister island, several government arms have taken necessary steps to ensure that actions were taken.
Man threatened to kill another & eat him raw- Court hears
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – Senior Magistrate Tamia Richards had to brace herself, sometimes shading emotion, when she asked Michael Lloyd, a 57 year old man who had allegedly threatened to kill a man and eat him raw, what he had to say before she imposed sentence on him on November 27, 2013.
Ports Authority helping to raise funds for victims of Typhoon Haiyan
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- The British Virgin Islands Ports Authority (BVIPA) has joined other organisations across the world by pledging its support to raise funds for the Philippines after the devastating impact of Typhoon Haiyan on November 8, 2013.
Man who threatened to kill girlfriend remanded to prison
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI - Antonio Stoutt, who allegedly held a knife to his girlfriend's throat and threatened to kill her, was remanded to prison when placed before Senior Magistrate Tamia Richards on November 26, 2013.
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Phi Alpha Theta News
The National History Honor Society
by Miriam Raub Vivian, Advisor
By the time you read this, fall term will have ended. I will spend some time in December reviewing applications for Phi Alpha Theta membership, so if you think you qualify, please go to our department website (www.csub.edu/history), and click on P.A.T for the online application, which you can submit electronically.
Membership in Phi Alpha Theta, the national history honor society, can help distinguish your résumé. If you have a 3.1 GPA or higher in all your CSUB history courses (minimum four)—and an overall GPA of at least a 2.0—then you qualify.
2009 marks our 15th Annual Paper Competition and J.R. Wonderly Memorial Prize. In January we'll be soliciting submissions by members of research papers they have written during 2008. Applications for our annual chapter paper competition will be mailed out soon. If you wrote a research paper over the last calendar year (winter, spring, or fall), and earned an A on it, please consider submitting it for the competition. (Papers in Historical Writing and Senior Seminar usually work well for this, as do research papers in some other upper-division courses.) We'll be awarding cash prizes, thanks to the J.R. Wonderly Memorial Award provided by alumnus Peter Wonderly. The deadline for submissions is Friday, January 30, 2009. Please read carefully the instructions for submitting your paper. Blue applications will also be available in the rack outside my office door.
A date and location for the Annual Southern California Regional Phi Alpha Theta Student Paper Conference has yet to be determined for 2009, but I hope that some of you will consider participating. Submitting a research paper to our chapter competition in January is an excellent first step toward participating in the regional conference. If you think you might like to submit a paper to the spring regional conference, please let me know. I should have more information next quarter about when and where this annual event will be held.
If you have any questions about Phi Alpha Theta, you might ask one of our new officers for 2008-09: President: Daniel Sexton; Vice-President: Fernando Jara; Secretary: Jennifer Williams; Treasurer Ken Cook; Historian: Patrick O'Neill; Paper Award: Peter Wonderly; Banquet: Daniel Tierney.


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- After enough noise was made at City Hall on Tuesday night, the Jacksonville City Council voted unanimously to withdraw a bill that would have banned a dozen of the ticketed events at Metropolitan Park.
The bill was proposed by City Councilman Don Redman in an effort to appease neighbors complaining about the loud music generated from concerts at the outdoor venue.
"I didn't come here with any intention to speak, but I'm speaking on behalf of my home and what I have experienced," said Lyn Corley. Corley has lived in St. Nicholas for 11 years and says the music in Metro Park has become almost unbearable. "It is significant noise coming into our homes. I don't want the noise to continue," she said.
The battle over music dominated the majority of the city council meeting Tuesday. Music promoter Danny Wimmer flew all the way from California to be there for it.
"I'm here to help grow the city," Wimmer told the council. "I think the future of Jacksonville involves music." Wimmer, a Jacksonville native, is involved with booking several of the shows at Metro Park, including Welcome to Rockville. He told council he has already invested more than a million dollars.
So doing the Beastie Boys proud, he came ready to "fight for his right." "Jacksonville has such a big reach in music and it just makes sense to have festivals here," said Wimmer. And after many minutes of public comment, City Council seemed to hear him, and the rest of those opposed to the bill, loud and clear. Tuesday, there was a unanimous vote to withdraw the bill in its current form and start again from scratch. A committee will be formed to further study the issue, which will be discussed again at the upcoming rules committee meeting on February 4.


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The Longboat Key Town Commission may be taking a field trip.
Islandside resident Shan Dinapoli sent an e-mail to commissioners Feb. 7, inviting them to visit to the site where she believes a new hotel proposed for Islandside will negatively impact the views of Sands Point and Lighthouse Point residents.
Commissioner Peter O'Connor declined the invitation, explaining that the town attorney advises against them against such action because it would be considered an ex-parte communication of the Longboat Key Club and Resort's Islandside renovation-and-expansion hearing.
Although Town Attorney David Persson agreed with O'Connor's assessment because all evidence must be introduced at the hearings, he said there are limited times when the commission could conduct a site visit.
But the visit can only be done at the direction of the commission and can't involve conversation between residents and commissioners or among commissioners.
Persson's Feb. 8 e-mail prompted Commissioner Gene Jaleski to ask the town attorney "to arrange such a field trip … in the spirit of complete and thorough examination of the complex questions confronting the commission."
The town attorney is asking Jaleski to ask for such a field trip, if he wishes, when the commission reconvenes the hearing 9 a.m. Friday, Feb. 12 at Temple Beth Israel, 567 Bay Isles Road.
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Supervisor Shirlee Zane presides over Valentine's Day weddings
Published: Thursday, February 14, 2013 at 8:15 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, February 14, 2013 at 8:15 p.m.
Shannon Haralson and John Steele tied the knot with a twist, starting married life in a Valentine's Day ceremony officiated for the first time by a sitting Sonoma County supervisor.
The wedding, one of 29 held Thursday on the grounds of the county administrative campus in Santa Rosa, followed established tradition.
Shirlee Zane, the elected county official, led the Santa Rosa couple through their vows to a formal pronouncement, which they sealed with a kiss.
Then Zane let out a sigh and made a confession to the bride and groom.
"You were my first couple," she said. "I thought I wouldn't tell you that until I was done."
Haralson and Steele had met Zane only moments earlier. They hadn't known she was acting under new authority given to county supervisors this year by the state, which under a revised law added them to the list of religious leaders and legal and elected officials who can marry people.
"You did a great job," said Steele, 44. "Thank you so much for doing this for us."
Balloons, bouquets and the billowing folds of bridal gowns set the weddings apart from all other business on the county government campus Thursday.
The clerk's office handles such duties year-round, but Valentine's Day almost always brings a star-crossed crowd, requiring some reinforcements.
Zane, decked out in a red dress, performed four weddings. Her presence provoked little notice, with the newlyweds, their relatives and friends providing the main draw. They gathered for ceremonies in several decorated rooms, or in a sun-bathed courtyard outside.
Megan DiGiulio, 19, married her middle-school sweetheart, Kevin, 20, in a cream-colored, knee-length wedding dress, surrounded by family.
"I was really nervous coming here," DiGiulio said. "But then I said 'I'm going to do it. So I'm going to do it right.' "
The low-key setting was a good alternative to an expensive, extravagant event, some couples said. The county charges $56 for a civil ceremony at the clerk's office, plus $83 for a standard marriage license.
"I was a lot more relaxed not entertaining 250 guests," said Chuck Rogers, 53, of Rohnert Park, who tied the knot with his bride, Avarie Rogers, 56. It was the second marriage for both.
"We felt this was the way to do it," Chuck Rogers said.
The new official role for county supervisors does not affect their pay or change county fees for civil ceremonies. For weddings supervisors perform on their own time, they are prohibited from accepting a fee or tip.
Similar restrictions exist for other elected officials deputized to wed people in California. The list of public officials authorized to oversee weddings includes judges, magistrates, state and federal officers and legislators, and city mayors.
Private citizens can be deputized in Sonoma County and other counties for one day to perform a wedding. The county's charge for the class and appointment is $133.
Aside from Zane, only Supervisor David Rabbitt has completed the training required to hold the new official role. Supervisors Efren Carrillo and Mike McGuire said they intended to take the class. Supervisor Susan Gorin, who is in Hawaii, couldn't be reached on Thursday.
But government was far from the minds of most gathered in the clerk's office.
For Brooke Bianchini and Jay Johnson, even Valentine's Day was almost an afterthought. The longtime Santa Rosa couple had struggled to find a date to get hitched. Then Feb. 14 just worked out. A big summer reception will follow, they said.
"It's totally not us to do it on Valentine's Day," Bianchini said. "But it's a good story."
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Exhibition Details
Toys Tales
Sat 09 May 09 - Sun 01 Nov 09
Visitors to The Bowes Museum this summer can wallow in a trip down memory lane at the major Toy Tales exhibition.
The exhibition, is a celebration of 60 years of BBC children's television programmes, guaranteed to inject a dose of rose-tinted nostalgia for those carefree days of childhood.
Whether you're two or seventy-two, there's bound to be a favourite among the wide range of puppets, props and stage sets on show, which fires the imagination. Younger audiences are sure to have fun comparing the baby boomers' preferences from yesteryear - with their shaky sets and visible puppet strings - to their modern counterparts reinvented for today's generation.
Remember the days before daytime TV, when Watch with Mother was a post-lunch treat before an afternoon nap? Then come along and renew your acquaintance with Andy Pandy, Bill and Ben the Flowerpot Men and Rag, Tag and Bobtail. Reminisce about memories of grainy black and white TV images of puppets such as Muffin the Mule and Pinky and Perky, compared to the hi-definition colour of today's favourites like Charlie and Lola and 64 Zoo Lane.
Or how about that much-loved favourite Paddington Bear, with his luggage label and his marmalade sandwiches, Sooty and Sweep, Basil Brush, The Magic Roundabout, Teletubbies, Postman Pat and current favourite In the Night Garden?
All these and more are represented in various forms, including puppets, videos, original scripts, story boards, props and drawings.
The exhibition will also pay tribute to the animator, puppeteer and author Oliver Postgate, who died in December 2008. Postgate, together with Peter Firmin, set up the company Smallfilms in a disused cowshed at Firmin's home in Kent, producing animated footage on a shoestring budget to great acclaim. Their successes include Bagpuss, once voted the most popular children's TV programme of all time. Peter Firmin is kindly lending the Museum his collection of The Clangers, Ivor the Engine and Noggin the Nog, for this unique exhibition.
Artist Linda Birch, whose popular painting workshops at the Museum always have a waiting list, is loaning some original Bagpuss story boards relating to her time as an illustrator of the famous feline.
Images alongside:
©Paddington and Company Limited/FilmFair Limited 2009, Licensed by Copyrights Group
Bagpuss, © 2009 Oliver Postgate & Peter Firmin
Major from The Clangers, © 2009 Oliver Postgate & Peter Firmin
Programme of events
Toy Time: Toy Handling Session28 May, 11.00 – 12.00 & 2.30 – 3.30
Learn about how historic toys move and what they are made of by handling replicas and studying the Museum's permanent collection. To complement the exhibition, Toy Tales, which runs until 1 November. Drop in session, no booking required. Children must be accompanied by an adult, for whom normal admission to the Museum applies.
Teddy Bears' Picnic
27 June, 11.00 – 1.30
Bring along your teddy bear and join in with the fun and entertainment to help celebrate Paddington Bear's birthday. Bring your 'poorly' teddy to the 'first aid' tent where newly qualified doctors from Darlington Memorial Hospital will be on hand with bandages and plasters to dish out some 'Teddy TLC'. Why not bring along your own marmalade sandwiches? Free outdoor event. Children must be accompanied by an adult and be supervised at all times.
Being Animated about Toy Tales: A Culture Shock Project
3 & 7 August, 10.00 – 4.00
Create an animated digital story based on childhood toy memories. You will need to bring photographs to the workshop, & a previous visit to the Museum's toy display and Toy Tales exhibition is necessary. Children must be accompanied by an adult and must be aged 7 or over. Call 01833 694602 for further information or to book.
Paint a Puppet - Watercolour and Ink Workshop
7 & 14 August, 10.00 – 4.30, £26 adults, £20 Friends
A practical session led by artist Linda Birch, who will demonstrate how to create a character, with particular reference to The Bowes Museum's Toy Tales Exhibition. Booking required on 01833 690606.
Toy Time: Toy Handling Sessions
11, 18 & 25 August, 11.00 – 12.00 & 2.30 – 3.30
Learn about how historic toys move and what they are made of by handling replicas and studying the Museum's permanent collection. To complement the exhibition, Toy Tales. Drop in session, no booking required. Children must be accompanied by an adult, for whom normal admission to the Museum applies.
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American or European?
This key is sourced from Europe.
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Yeah, it makes things a bit more dificfult, but if you know what order you created your characters then it's easy to know which is which. It's been suggested already on their feedback thread on the forums to add a small icon to show what class a character is, and perhaps also display its level.
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Posted by Allan – 13th May 2012
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Posted by Ciprian – 12th May 2012
We became aware of an issue affecting the previously available German and EU English versions of the digital install downloader for Diablo III, which would not download all the necessary files. If you've pre-downloaded the digital version of the game in these languages before 10:00 AM CEST (9:00 AM GMT) on Saturday May 12, you must obtain the new downloaders to be able to install properly once the game is released on May 15. We apologize for the inconvenience, and ask that you please let friends and acquaintances know so they can begin downloading the working installer that's now available.
Posted by Unknown – 11th May 2012
Dunno if someone mentioned/realize that, but don't get too much excited about getting product key before 15th may.
You won't be able to log in and play before 15th midnight when servers go online.
US: 12:01 AM PDT Los Angeles.
EU: 00:01 CEST Paris.
Looks like EU will go online first :D
Here's some countdowns I googled:
USA - http://www.diablocountdown.com/
Posted by Pete – 11th May 2012
When do we get the key ? Is it known yet ?
Posted by Martin – 10th May 2012
If you buy the box, do you get the CD with it? Or is it just the paper box? Thanks.
You will receive the CD Key instantly via our autokey system, and the box via the mail. The box is an original retail box, and inside the box you will find the Disc, Manual, and all other items usually found inside a retail copy. The only thing we remove from the retail pack is the CD Key (since we already send you the CD Key seperately via the Autokey System)
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when will there be stock for US version?
Posted by Unknown – 1st May 2012
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Posted by Unknown – 22nd Apr 2012
the discount code is on the facebook timeline of cjs
also will this code enable everything in d3 to work in Australia?
As far as we know, it should do, yes
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I liked you on facebook and I'd like to know where can I get the discount code.
Posted by Y – 19th Apr 2012
Hi to my previous comment about the RMAH being locked.
It should actually be okay, when you activate it the RMAH is region locked to the location you activated D3 in.
Posted by Tony – 17th Apr 2012
I just preordered, wont we get the key a few days earlier? so we can predownload I mean?
Please respond
Yes, we are aiming to.
Posted by Bogdan – 17th Apr 2012
Will I get the CD-key for the digital download immediately after purchase, or do I get it on the launch day?
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its been over 2 days and still no key...when will i get my key?
You will receive it on release date of the game.
Posted by Unknown – 12th Apr 2012
Will it work in Australia? Just want to make sure before I cancel my pre-order here.
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