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On the first episode of RetroActive we look at the classic NES title Kirby's Adventure. You can keep up to date with recent videos at http://kdubproductions.blogspot.com
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This is a 1993 commercial for Kirby's Adventure for the NES that aired on WNYW Fox Channel 5 during a commercial break of WWF Superstars in 5/93 or 6/93.
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This is the first Kirby game that I have played. One of the GT users were talking about Kirby's Adventure for the NES and I thought that it seemed to be a good game so today I bought it on Virtual Console. It is the only Kirby game that was released on the NES. I think it is a good game
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The commercial for Kirby's Adventure on the Nintendo entertainment system.
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[b]***SPOILER***[/b] This is the end to Kirby's Adventure on the NES. ---Developed by HAL Laboratory ---Published by Nintendo ---Released 1992 (Japan) Famicom / 1993 (PAL, North America) NES / 2007 VCON ---Platformer ---Play a demo of Kirby's Adventure in Super Smash Brothers Brawl ---Kirby's Adventure is the only Kirby game on the NES ---The game is the second in the series after Kirby's Dream Land (GameBoy) ---King Dedede has stolen the Star Rod and broke in into seven pieces ---Kirby must find all seven Star Rod fragments and put it back together ---The Star Rod is the main source of power for the Fountain of Dreams ---The Fountain of Dreams allows the people of Dream Land the ability to dream ---Without the Fountain the residents grow restless and need Kirby's help This game, like most Kirby games came out late in the consoles life cycle, and it shows the visuals are really crisp and great for a NES game. The game can be somewhat challenging but still holds up today. If so blow out the NES dock and your copy of the game and give Kirby some much needed love. Or if you have a Wii, can also purchase this gem on Virtual Console. Full Video can be found here Kirby's Adventure Ending http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OEPvc1XdF-4
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From: SuperNess1000 This game was suposed to come out a few years ago for gamecube but now there making the game for Wii. I am not sure if the game is realy coming out or not. Read about the game at: [url]http://wii.ign.com/articles/936/936176p1.html[/url]
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A tribute to the NES. Music by IAMERROR (SNAP KRACKO POP)
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Salinity is the saltiness or dissolved salt content (such as sodium chloride, magnesium and calcium sulfates, and bicarbonates) of a body of water or in soil.
Water salinity | |||
Fresh water | Brackish water | Saline water | Brine |
< 0.05% | 0.05 – 3% | 3 – 5% | > 5% |
< 0.5 ‰ | 0.5 – 30 ‰ | 30 – 50 ‰ | > 50 ‰ |
In oceanography, it has been traditional to express salinity not as percent, but as permille (parts per thousand) (‰), which is approximately grams of salt per kilogram of solution. Other disciplines use chemical analyses of solutions, and thus salinity is frequently reported in mg/L or ppm (parts per million). Prior to 1978, salinity or halinity was expressed as Cl ‰, usually based on comparison with IAPSO Standard Seawater ("Copenhagen water"), a natural sea water distributed to serve as a world standard.[2] In 1978, oceanographers redefined salinity in the Practical Salinity Scale (PSS) as the conductivity ratio of a sea water sample to a standard KCl solution.[3][4] Although PSS is a dimensionless quantity, its "unit" is usually called PSU. It is not the case that a salinity of 35 exactly equals 35 grams of salt per liter of solution.[5]
These seemingly esoteric approaches to measuring and reporting salt concentrations may appear to obscure their practical use, but it must be remembered that salinity is the sum weight of many different elements within a given volume of water. It has always been the case that to get a precise salinity as a concentration and convert this to an amount of substance (sodium chloride, for instance) required knowing much more about the sample and the measurement than just the weight of the solids upon evaporation (one method of determining salinity). For example, volume is influenced by water temperature; and also the composition of the salts is not a constant (although generally very much the same throughout the world ocean). Saline waters from inland seas can have a composition that differs from that of the ocean. For the latter reason, these waters are termed saline as differentiated from ocean waters, where the term haline applies (although is not universally used).
Contour lines of constant salinity are called isohales.
Systems of classification of water bodies based upon salinity[edit]
Thalassic series |
>300 |
hyperhaline |
60–80 |
metahaline |
40 |
mixoeuhaline |
30 |
polyhaline |
18 |
mesohaline |
5 |
oligohaline |
0.5 |
Marine waters are those of the ocean, another term for which is euhaline seas. The salinity of euhaline seas is 30 to 35. Brackish seas or waters have salinity in the range of 0.5 to 29 and metahaline seas from 36 to 40. These waters are all regarded as thalassic because their salinity is derived from the ocean and defined as homoiohaline if salinity does not vary much over time (essentially constant). The table on the right, modified from Por (1972),[6] follows the "Venice system" (1959).[7]
In contrast to homoiohaline environments are certain poikilohaline environments (which may also be thalassic) in which the salinity variation is biologically significant.[8] Poikilohaline water salinities may range anywhere from 0.5 to greater than 300. The important characteristic is that these waters tend to vary in salinity over some biologically meaningful range seasonally or on some other roughly comparable time scale. Put simply, these are bodies of water with quite variable salinity.
Highly saline water, from which salts crystallize (or are about to), is referred to as brine.
Environmental considerations[edit]
Salinity is an ecological factor of considerable importance, influencing the types of organisms that live in a body of water. As well, salinity influences the kinds of plants that will grow either in a water body, or on land fed by a water (or by a groundwater).[9] A plant adapted to saline conditions is called a halophyte. A halophyte which is tolerant to residual sodium carbonate salinity are called glasswort or saltwort or barilla plants. Organisms (mostly bacteria) that can live in very salty conditions are classified as extremophiles, or halophiles specifically. An organism that can withstand a wide range of salinities is euryhaline.
Salt is expensive to remove from water, and salt content is an important factor in water use (such as potability).
The degree of salinity in oceans is a driver of the world's ocean circulation, where density changes due to both salinity changes and temperature changes at the surface of the ocean produce changes in buoyancy, which cause the sinking and rising of water masses. Changes in the salinity of the oceans are thought to contribute to global changes in carbon dioxide as more saline waters are less soluble to carbon dioxide. In addition, during glacial periods, the hydrography is such that a possible cause of reduced circulation is the production of stratified oceans. Hence it is difficult in this case to subduct water through the thermohaline circulation.
See also[edit]
- ^ World Ocean Atlas 2009
- ^ Lewis, E. L. (1982). "The practical salinity scale of 1978 and its antecedents". Marine Geodesy 5 (4): 350. doi:10.1080/15210608209379432.
- ^ Unesco (1981). The Practical Salinity Scale 1978 and the International Equation of State of Seawater 1980. Tech. Pap. Mar. Sci., 36
- ^ Unesco (1981). Background papers and supporting data on the Practical Salinity Scale 1978. Tech. Pap. Mar. Sci., 37
- ^ Unesco (1985). The International System of Units (SI) in Oceanography. Tech. Pap. Mar. Sci., 45
- ^ Por, F. D. (1972). "Hydrobiological notes on the high-salinity waters of the Sinai Peninsula". Marine Biology 14 (2): 111. doi:10.1007/BF00373210.
- ^ Venice system (1959). The final resolution of the symposium on the classification of brackish waters. Archo Oceanogr. Limnol., 11 (suppl): 243–248.
- ^ Dahl, E. (1956). "Ecological salinity boundaries in poikilohaline waters". Oikos (Oikos) 7 (1): 1–21. doi:10.2307/3564981. JSTOR 3564981.
- ^ Kalcic, Maria, Turowski, Mark; Hall, Callie. "Stennis Space Center Salinity Drifter Project. A Collaborative Project with Hancock High School, Kiln, MS". Stennis Space Center Salinity Drifter Project. NTRS. Retrieved 2011-06-16.
Further reading[edit]
- Mantyla, A.W. 1987. Standard Seawater Comparisons updated. J. Phys. Ocean., 17: 543–548.
- Equations and algorithms to calculate fundamental properties of sea water.
- History of the salinity determination
- Practical Salinity Scale 1978.
- Salinity calculator
- Lewis, E. L. 1982. The practical salinity scale of 1978 and its antecedents. Marine Geodesy. 5(4):350–357.
- Equations and algorithms to calculate salinity of inland waters
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Sharon L. Wittman
Birth date: February 8, 1943
Death date: January 20, 2012
Sharon L. Wittman, 68, Marshfield, was received into heaven on Friday, January 20, 2012 at House of the Dove in Marshfield, Wisconsin. She passed quietly surrounded by her loving family.
Sharon was born on February 8, 1943 in Marathon, to Joseph and Margaret (Bingen) Shidell. She married Norman Wittman on June 5, 1965 at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Marathon, Wisconsin.
She attended St. Mary's Catholic Grade School in Marathon and then Marathon High School in Marathon, graduating in 1961. She went on to get her Licensed Practical Nursing degree from St. Mary's School of Nursing in Wausau, Wisconsin. She worked at St. Joseph's Hospital in Marshfield. Later she received her Registered Nursing degree from Northcentral Technical College in Wausau and continued to work at St. Joseph's, finishing her career as a member of the Admissions Team.
Sharon loved spending time with her family and especially her grandchildren whom she deeply treasured. She took great pride and pleasure in her children's and grandchildren's achievements and was always supportive and encouraging, but most importantly loved them unconditionally and for just being themselves.
She enjoyed a rich and wonderful life and loved getting together with family and friends. She loved water skiing with her siblings at the cabin and teaching her children to waterski, attending her children's and grandchildren's sports and school activities, playing cards with family and friends, sailing with her husband, and spending time with her friends in Florida where she and her husband were able to spend their winters when they retired.
Memories of a fun-loving mother and grandmother on camping trips and vacations will be cherished by her family forever. She will be remembered as a loving and generous person who was always full of life.
Sharon fought a courageous battle against pancreatic cancer for almost two years with her husband constantly by her side. She faced it with determination and with the faith that God was with her and watching over her. She remained positive through her fight and wanted others to remain so also.
She will be lovingly remembered by her husband, Norm; and their children, Lori (Chuck) Kolar , Amy (Tim) Parker, Dan(Noreen) Wittman , and Katie (Chris) Connor; grandchildren, Joshua Kolar, Tyler Parker, Krista Kolar, Bailey Parker and Blake Wittman; her mother, Margaret Shidell; her siblings, Norbert (Barb Paulson) Shidell, Mary (Tom) Krause, and Michael (Mary) Shidell; many loving nieces and nephews along with many wonderful friends in Wisconsin and Florida.
She was preceded in death by her father, Joseph Shidell.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10:30 am on Wednesday, January 25, 2012 at St. John's Catholic Church, Marshfield. Rev. Samuel Martin will officiate and music will be provided by Suzanne Golden as organist and St. John's Church Funeral Choir. Burial will take place in Gate of Heaven Cemetery. The visitation will be held on Tuesday from 4:00 pm until 8:00 pm at Rembs Funeral Home, Marshfield, and on Wednesday from 9:30 am until service time at St. John's Catholic Church. St. John's Parish Council of Catholic Women rosary service will be held on Tuesday at 4:00 pm at the funeral home.
The family suggests that memorials may be made in Sharon's name to St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Marshfield, the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, or to House of the Dove in Marshfield.
The family would like to express special thanks to everyone who visited and prayed for Sharon. Thank you also to the wonderful staff at St. Joseph's Hospital and House of the Dove for the loving care given to Sharon.
Condolences may be sent online to www.rembsfh.com
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The Play More Go project has released two more videos, What is it about? and Master the Game. Professionally produced by Sven and Lars Walther, the brief videos are designed to provoke interest in the game by a broader audience. All three of the videos are good introductions to go and would be suitable for posting on a go club's website or Facebook page. "It's not a game," the narrator says in "More than a Game," Play More Go's first video. "It's a feeling. An experience. It's an art. A science…a sport…a craft. " In "What is it about" (left) the narrator says "It's not about power. It's not about experience. Nor wealth, nor education…what is it about? Find out. Play it. Go." And in the latest, "Master the Game" (right), he says "Know yourself. Master the game. Just go." While the commercial-like videos have generated some criticism from viewers who feel there's "not enough go" the general consensus seems to be that they're effective at making go more accessible to the general public. "I just showed these to my wife, and she thought they were lovely," said one commenter on GoGameGuru. "'But go IS about friendship!' she said."
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The 34th World Amateur Go Championship will open on August 31 and be held on September 1-4 at the Sendai City Information & Industry Plaza in the AER building in Sendai, Japan. Located next to Sendai Station, AER is a popular commercial complex with many shops and restaurants.
The field of 62 players will range in age from 14 to 57 and in official rank from 7 kyu to 8 dan.
The field is headed by the contestants from China and Korea (Yuqing Hu and Hyunjae Choi); those two countries have not dropped a single game to any other country in this event since 2006. The players from perennially strong Chinese Taipei, Japan, and Hong Kong (Wei-shin Lin, Kikou Emura, and King-man Kwan) will also bear watching, particularly 14-year-old Lin, who will move on from the World Amateur to a pro career in Taiwan.
These Asians will be challenged, however, by a strong European contingent, led by Slovakian prodigy Pavol Lisy, who finished runner-up to former Chinese pro Fan Hui in this year's European Championship. Joining Pavol will be four other young finalists from the European Championship: Thomas Debarre (France), Ilya Shikshin (Russia), Artem Kachanovskyi (Ukraine), and Nikola Mitic (Serbia). Also competing will be such established European stars as Ondrej Silt (Czechia), Csaba Mero (Hungary), Cornel Burzo (Romania), Merlijn Kuin (Netherlands), and Franz-Josef Dickhut (Germany).
Challenging the Asians and Europeans will be a pair of North American high school students: Curtis Tang (USA), who trained for a year at a go academy in China, and Bill Lin (Canada), who played in the World Mind Games last December and is coming off a 3-1 defense of his Canadian Dragon title.
The Southern hemisphere will be represented by Hao-Song Sun (Australia, 11th place at the 2008 World Mind Sports Games), Xuqi Wu (New Zealand, 12th place at the 2009 Korea Prime Minister Cup), and a pack of hopeful new players from South America and South Africa.
In the past the World Amateur Go Championship has been held in the spring, but this year the schedule was moved back because of the effects of the Great Eastern Japan Earthquake on March 11, 2011. Thanks to support from all over the world during the past two years, most of the regions hit by the earthquake are now recovering. It is hoped that through the game of go this tournament will give the world proof of the recovery and encourage the local people to press ahead with the long recovery process.


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Monday, October 12, 2009
Preserving Food ~ Zucchini Candy
15 comments:
- Callista said...
i want a dehydrator but i dont have the room for one :(
- October 12, 2009 9:12 AM
- Katie said...
Oh my word, what a wonderful idea! We had a bad frost last night so I think the zucchini is done for, but I will catalog this for next summer!
- October 12, 2009 9:39 AM
- Cub's Den said...
I love this idea!! How long do they last in a jar? or do you save them some other way?
- October 12, 2009 10:47 AM
- Val in the Rose Garden said...
Callista: I store mine in the garage when not in use. That helps a lot with storage. I have to admit to not really having room either... as they are both currently on my side board in the living room. lol!
Katie: Check. These zucchini sometimes last all winter. They are hardy veggies. I would check and see what you can find. That said, I pulled mine in before the hard frost two days ago. But let me know. ;)
Cub's Den: They last for weeks. I would say months, but I have never had them kept from my kids that long. ;) - October 12, 2009 10:53 AM
- Jenny said...
leftover zucchini~ check
food dehydrator~ check
but I don't know about the fruit leather mat. Can I put wax paper on the bottom? Or should I just go for it?
Great recipe Val! - October 12, 2009 1:13 PM
- Petit Debutant said...
wow that is so cool! Too bad I don't have a dehydrator. And too bad we had to move from our house with a garden!
- October 12, 2009 1:34 PM
- Val in the Rose Garden said...
Jenny: Waxed paper would be just fine... but make sure it is the only a single layer. You don't want your dehydrator working too hard. Have fun!!
Val - October 12, 2009 2:13 PM
Oh my gosh! I so want to be your friend! Hehe! I can honestly say I have never thought of using zucchini this way but I am very intrigued! I will have to try this next year. Our zucchini didn't grow well this year so I just got lbs and lbs from the local farm. I ended up doing what you did with the little baggies shredded for future recipes! I love it! Thanks for sharing so much! *Blessings*
- October 13, 2009 6:46 PM
- Susan said...
I just don't know how you do it all. Can I come stay with you and take lessons??
- October 20, 2009 2:29 PM
- Simple Mama said...
Just wanted you to know I blogged about making zucchini candy today and linked back to you. :)
- October 20, 2010 2:03 PM
- Gail said...
Hi Val, Just found out about your blog and this post on Zucchini candy from a post on my FB wall. I love this idea and will be trying it myself.
Gail - June 22, 2011 9:31 PM
- Val in the Rose Garden said...
Thank you Gail! I am glad you got to it before the veggies are ready for this year. :) That's one of our favorites.
Val - June 23, 2011 8:33 AM
- Ari said...
This is GENIOUS! I cannot explain how excited I am to try this... in fact, I totally found a monster zucchini in the garden yesterday that I will happily turn into candy. Thank you!
- August 31, 2011 3:31 PM
- giggedygeekmum said...
I just made these last night and they are fantastic! The kids love them and I love them too! My dehydrator doesn't have any setting other than on/off. I let it run for about 10 hours and they were done when I woke up. I might have over-dried them since most have a fruit leather consistency instead of a softer gummy one. I used lemon-lime kool-aid and it work great!
- August 16, 2012 1:32 PM
- tanyahulbert said...
OK, when you have zucchini coming out your ears as previously stated, this is another great and fun one! Thanks, Friend!
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With a global career spanning over sixty years, Stuart Briscoe's life stream has cut a very deep channel. Now he looks back to share his wisdom through insightful stories, anecdotes, and commentary. This legacy book from one of the twentieth century's most beloved pastors has a fresh, vibrant message for twenty-first century Christians.
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Over the past sixty years, Stuart Briscoe's life stream has cut a very deep channel. Thousands of sermons preached. Hundreds of thousands of airline miles flown. Seven continents visited. Thousands of church members added and eight churches planted. More than forty books authored. A lifetime of touching his audience with plainspoken, accessible Bible teaching.
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Well... that's what I read on Twitter^^ And yes... annual loss, not quarter.
EDIT: Though I find it hard to believe that they sell the 3DS (just hardware) at a loss... that thing can't be expensive to produce, when Vita apparently costs less to produce than 200€ at the moment.
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Weekly Hardware VGChartz 21st April 2012
Platform N. America Europe Japan Global 50,077 43,840 85,298 193,516 59,211 62,921 16,475 162,971 73,363 47,933 1,207 133,847 35,222 23,240 6,992 73,585 28,372 25,397 8,160 66,677 3,417 4,928 11,839 28,622 10,211 8,734 1,287 22,921
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for some reason I can't see the platform names at work, but based on trends, I'm assuming the order from top to bottom is 3DS, PS3, X360, Wii, PSvita, DS, PSP
Had the religion of Christianity been preserved according to the ordinances of the Founder, the state and commonwealth of Christendom would have been far more united and happy than they are. Nor can there be a greater proof of its decadence than the fact that the nearer people are to the Church, the head of their religion, the less religious are they.
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It's funny how Vita has the opposite sales structure to PS3... i.e. it sells better in the US than the EU and Japan sells worst of all. Though Japan is a smaller market, but can sustain comparable sales to the others, and even outbuy them at times (case in points is the 3DS). That should tell Sony quite a lot, imho. The target market isn't there yet. And I completely put it down to the games that are available... price is an issue too, but (imho) less so. In Germany, Sony already started "incentives", and we're usually the last ones to get those, on average. 220€ for the Wifi model with Uncharted, an 8GB card and a 15€ gift card towards a Vita game is the current sale at Aamazon. Not too bad, if you ask me, yet the sales don't follow suit.
But it's no wonder that it doesn't sell, imho. All games available (that are really worth owning and which I know of) are already available in a nicer format on either the PSP (much cheaper and hacked beyond belief) or on PS3 (much nicer AND the same initial costs, plus a fully fledged BDROM etc...). There's currently no reason to buy a Vita (I'd love to get one for PS Suite SDK, but I am a bit broke, still).
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I am seriously thinking of switching the VITA for 3DS if it doesn't impress me by end of year. Gonna trade it in and get a 3DS on a Xmas deal. Or maybe just get the money and keep it.
That might give you a hint as to why it isn't doing great. Word-of-mouth isn't helping this thing. And word-of-mouth I feel has always been something Sony relied on.
Na... I think I am done with handheld consoles... the newer smartphones (HTC One X with its quadcore and Nvidia GPU or SGS3 etc) are just... insane compared to the consoles... I don't play on my phone, though... I didn't play my PSP much, either...
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Sony will put their gaming technology in a cell phone, but they won't put cell phone technology in their handheld....if i could get cell calls, or even google voice calls, i would have bought vita day one. i have stopped using skype and let my number expire.
I've uninstalled skype on all my devices the day Microsoft bought them... that was the final nail in the coffin for me. GVoice doesn't work in Germany yet (to a degree it does, but not from phones... meh), so it's not an alternative just yet.
But yeah... make a REAL PSPhone. One that DOES play Vita games and one that DOES play Android apps and I might get one.
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I check out the 3DS fairly often, there's some nice stuff on there already, but I will admit, playing one after vita is a little disappointing as the graphical difference is pretty immediate. For me, I personally just found myself wanting to play a few of the 3DS titles on Vita, so I'm still waiting for Sony to get the same type of 3rd party support. I'll have made up my mind by Holiday 2012 when each platform's biggest games are coming out, also waiting for Sony to relight the Vita fire at E3...At this point, announcements of games will keep me with Vita as I love the hardware, but unfortunately, that's no longer enough for great software to follow, and Sony doesn't seem to be gun-ho support snatching company they used to be when launching Playstation, which is kinda what they need for Vita, it isn't PSp2, and it isn't established, still not seeing the fruits of all the of ease-of-development and so much developer support PR prior to launch.
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Had the religion of Christianity been preserved according to the ordinances of the Founder, the state and commonwealth of Christendom would have been far more united and happy than they are. Nor can there be a greater proof of its decadence than the fact that the nearer people are to the Church, the head of their religion, the less religious are they.
"By their Fruits, you will recognize them..."
And Nintendo isn't resting on the lead waiting for Vita to catch up either. They just announced they will host a 3rd party game pitch and publish system for 3DS and Wii U, 3DS just received folders for the UI (fan-damn-tastic feature) and all 1st party retail (and 3rd party at a later date) software will be fully downloadable as of August (late to the party but a big step up from what we're accustomed to with Nintendo).
Folders? Hot damn, what an innovation^^
But kidding aside. What would be Sonys "Super Mario 3D Land" for Vita? (I recently played said game and I was absolutely bored by the 3D effects... dunno why though, because I usually do like 3D. The screen was fine, too...)
For me, the "best" game now is Minna no Golf... seriously. That's exactly the game I'd play on a handheld. Uncharted might be a "better" game, but I don't want to play that on a handheld, but rather on a TV. It's quite astonishing how the Vitas current games completely miss me as a demographic (I already have the PS3 version of Golf, so why a sequel, that's essentially the same, on a handheld?).
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That's been Sony's problem with the portable PS concept since the beginning.....not enough 'portable demographic' content. In Japan, Monster Hunter was their portable content (even though it plays much more like a console game to begin with) but at the moment, the 3DS has taken over for Monster Hunter. After looking at the top selling PSP games, most appear to be console games anyway.
As for the 3DS folders, don't knock 'em. It's such a minor thing but they make such a major UI difference. I had about 60 icons on my UI screen but with customizable folders I have them condensed and categorized appropriately (NES games, GBA games, eShop games, Demos, System Services, Temp).
Yes... but making a mounting out of a molehill is appropriate here, too... It's simply nothing to phone home about. My phone supports folders, too, and it surely has a LOT more icons in the launcher than any 3DS available... I don't use folders at all^^ (not that nobody wants them, just me). It's as with iPhone stuff... no copy and paste, no mms, no 3G etc... (Model 1 stuff) I never get why they don't simply include THE BASIC STUFF day one (and by them, I mean EVERYBODY!). PS3 still has some of the worst usability (used to be good and nice, but now it has grown too much to be usable).
But I do tend to keep my systems rather clean... i.e. no clutter, so I am less affected by this anyways.
Honestly, I became quite disillusioned by gaming these days... not that I don't game anymore... but it's just... I don't know. Maybe I need a pause again. And I don't play that much, either. It's just that games became so similar to each other. And I don't think (at least on consoles) that it'll be ANY different next gen, either. I actually fear it'll be worse. And that's not even thinking about low end hardware all around. Looking at it from my perspective, the 3DS is a DS. Nothing else. It provides exactly the same game as the DS gave us... just with the additional gimmick of a 3D screen (which isn't that fascinating, imho). The Vita is an updated PSP (though it's still early and might be unfair to call it just yet). The PS3 is an updated PS2. The 360 an updated Xbox... the only meaningful difference was Nintendo with the Wii... and that was just as bad, because it used a decade old hardware to support the input device. PCs... well they have been "the same" since 1994 (i.e. the year I got mine), and now they just get less and less games and more and more of them are just console to PC ports, not using ANY of the abilities an actual PC can give them. And that's me, sitting here with a HUGE pile of games in my backlog that I "want" to play (or at least I wanted to play them when I bought them) and enough time to do so... but am I playing? No... I am rather watching TV and going out^^
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No... But looking back, the evolution from console to console can nearly always be boiled down to "better graphics"... I know this isn't the whole picture (i.e. better CPUs allow for physics etc...), but most of the time, this is it... Though I am not even sure if there is a viable way to go in gaming, unless you want to alienate half your userbase.
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^I think certain genres simply got saturated, there's a ton of different experiences to be had on the new consoles that weren't available last gen tho, good thing is, you can kinda afford to be a picky gamer this gen as there's so many cool experiences on PSN/xbla/Wii-mote. At the very least Nintendo did have the right idea about this generation and it needing a change, just wished they would have went stronger than a Gamecube to show off that change...but it was still cool...
On the Vita, I'm not sure Sony is entirely sure how to sell portable systems just yet. They had success yes, and are the only company to even try and thwart some of Nintendo's market share, but they seriously need to re-evaluate there portable portfolio. I do see spurts of games that seem brilliant like Sound Shapes, Gravity Daze, Motorstorm RC, Stardust, and Tales from space, but the 3DS has these experience either out or announced on like a 3:1 ratio. Dunno why Vita doesn't have a game announcement like every 2 weeks The hardware is supposed to be dumb easy to program for, the kits fairly inexpensive, and developer choice and freedom on the production cost of there title should ensure a constant flow of titles. So E3 had better be THE VITA SHOW, with a good 100 game announcement with half coming out this year.
Drop the price, offer colors not 2-3 years on the market, but like 6 months down the road, bundle with popular games, release special edition units, etc etc...Sometimes, it's like Sony doesn't know what the heck they are doing because they do everything so late. Rather annoying really, as the hardware is just f'n sexy...
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Had the religion of Christianity been preserved according to the ordinances of the Founder, the state and commonwealth of Christendom would have been far more united and happy than they are. Nor can there be a greater proof of its decadence than the fact that the nearer people are to the Church, the head of their religion, the less religious are they.
"By their Fruits, you will recognize them..."
I sort of think Sony never understood the handheld market... the only REAL thing they ever were successful with is the Walkman... and that was several decades ago. Cameras? Not the best. Phones? Not by a long shot. PDA? Do they have them?
It's not just Sony now... it's been the past too, though their technological prowess allowed them to be successful without having the best devices (because the others sucked even worse).
Home entertainment? That's a whole different story.
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Perhaps not the best, but what brand is really better than SOny in the camera/TV segment? I don't think there's anything on the market that blows Sony out of the water in most tech fields besides media players. Even Sony's Xperia phones are usually really solid pieces of hardware and the relaunch of them are very impressive. So I don't think they really have to have the most intuitive UI and sleek software, they certainly make good products, don't have to be the best to be successful. But they seem to be missing all the points with Vita.
Had the religion of Christianity been preserved according to the ordinances of the Founder, the state and commonwealth of Christendom would have been far more united and happy than they are. Nor can there be a greater proof of its decadence than the fact that the nearer people are to the Church, the head of their religion, the less religious are they.
"By their Fruits, you will recognize them..."
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title says it all i dominate with it. it fires prety fast butmy hand gets stuck in it every once in a while.
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text: Saturday, elections officials will re-count the votes in the Crescent City Connection bridge toll extension. Opponents of extending the tolls will be watching closely. Harvey representative Pat Connick is among the interested observers in the case that's challenging the narrow margin of victory -- fewer than 20 votes -- that extended the tolls on the bridge another 20 years. Connick says if more voters fully understood the issue, the vote probably would have gone differently in the first place: "It didn't make any sense. We're funding a bankrupt government entity, again, for 20 years," he said. Harvey resident Mike Teachworth challenged the November 6 election results, alleging irregularities, electioneering and other problems at the polls. Elections officials will recount only the mail in and provisional ballots cast in New Orleans, the only parish out of the three taking part in the vote where a majority of voters approved extending the tolls.


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Artefact of the month - March 2013 Biogeographical books of Alfred Russel Wallace
We are celebrating several events this month World Book Day 7 March 2013 , National Science and Engineering Week 15-24 March 2013 and we begin our centenary celebrations for Alfred Russel Wallace who died in 1913. We are featuring two of Wallace's seminal books on biogeography which changed our views of the world :
The geographical distribution of animals : with a study of the relations of living and extinct faunas as elucidating the past changes of the earth's surface / by Alfred Russell Wallace. London : Macmillan, 1876
Island life : or the phenomena and causes of insular faunas and floras, including a revision and attempted solution of the problem of geological climates / by Alfred Russel Wallace. - 2nd & rev. ed. London : Macmillan, 1892
The geographical distribution of animals is described by Martin Fichman in his book about Wallace as his `technical magnum opus and stands as one of the masterpieces of Victorian biology'. In this book Wallace undertook a comprehensive analysis of the global distribution of animals using evolutionary theory, climatic details, distribution and migration data. Together with Island life he formed a unified theory of animal distribution which he explained in these two books. This theory acted as the basis of biogeographical studies for almost a further 100 years until the general acceptance of continental drift in the 1970s.
Other `Artefacts' featuring Wallace include Artefact of the month - July 2008 On the tendency of species to form varieties; and on the perpetuation of varieties and species by means of natural selection by Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace [read 1 July 1858], published in Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society, Vol. 3, pp. 45-62 and Artefact of the month - June 2007 The naturalist on the river Amazons, a record of the adventures, habits of animals, sketches of Brazilian and Indian life, and aspects of nature under the equator, during eleven years of travel / by Henry Walter Bates. In two volumes. London : John Murray, 1863
A list of Books by and about Alfred Russel Wallace books in ZSL Library (63 KB)
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Coming soon - BBC Radio 4 Front Row Special on Buffy.
Naomi Alderman explores Buffy's legacy with the help of Joss Whedon, and actor Anthony Head, writers Neil Gaiman and Rhianna Pratchett. Coming 26 Dec. 2013.
The top 10 female performances of 2013.
Quickflix puts one wonderful Whedon lady at #7.
Chicago Tribune interview with Chloe Bennet.
More information about the West Side native.
December 09
Agents of SHIELD EP says upcoming episodes are "more in the Marvel direction".
Jeffrey Bell speaks to Comic Book Resources about this week's episode, the 22 episode arc and what the show is doing well. ETA: Another interview with Jeff about Agents of SHIELD can be found over at ComicVine.
Another clip from tomorrow night's Agent of SHIELD mid-season finale.
The show will be back on January 7th.
Edelstein: Much Ado is the fourth best film of 2013.
New York Magazine/NPR's David Edelstein names "Much Ado About Nothing" as fourth best film of 2013 in his top ten film list
December 08
Can't Stop the Serenity 2014 Promo Art Contest is open.
Designs for CSTS 2014 promotional art may be submitted for consideration through 11:59 PM PST on January 4, 2014. Voting is scheduled for January 12-20, 2014
Ben Davis reported to be the Director of Photography for Avengers 2.
He's worked on Guardians of the Galaxy, Kick-Ass and Stardust.
Christmas Carols and chat from Reed Diamond.
A Reed Diamond Christmas special podcast
December 06
Zack Whedon sheds light on 'Serenity: Leaves on the Wind'.
More artwork and more plot details about what happened after the events of 'Serenity'.
Marvel confirms that Drew Goddard is on board for Daredevil tv series.
"Goddard will write and direct the "Daredevil" first episode, setting the tone and look for the show, while also serving as series Showrunner and Executive Producer for the 13-episode series premiering on Netflix in 2015."
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About Jay Fude
Perhaps Google should not have hired Prenda Law as its lawyers. How is it that a troll can win these types of cases without ever doing anything useful, and they don't get slapped down, but a practicing entity can't?
If I was another country, I would say "Its just a 301 redirect, send it back to America, it is their problem."
Give me liberty or give me death. The founders placed liberty above life itself... Just saying.
Hyperlinking is how the internet works. The news agency knew this when they put up their site. It is the basis of HTML... If they didn't like how the internet works, they can shutter their website, and go back to something that doesn't use hyperlinks... good ol' paper. That wonderful smell of ink and wood pulp. Maybe make some great big steampunk paper presses, that will bring the people back from this horrible linking thing! Besides, on the internet, you don't get to yell "Stop the presses!" Where would the news be without that?
I didn't even know about jotform until they took it down. After going to the .net site, it looks pretty darn useful. Thanks Derps, without you, I might have had to pirate a copy of adobe to create a form...
Now I need to change the password on my luggage.
Screw Off Public America? Screw Over People Always? Can we just fire all of congress, wipe the slate clean? Can we have an government by the people and for the people? Can we have laws that the average Joe can understand? Look at our Constitution, plain English, short, understandable. Any law that is longer than the Constitution, we should burn, and make them try again.
Bing! search is done
Bing! search is done
I work at microsoft making clones of others work
Would you like a clippy with that?
Would you like a clippy with that?
Wait for the blue screen
Wait for the blue screen...
Bing! search is Doooonnnnnneeeee!
So how the hell do we get "Natural" results in a "Virtual" world? I am a bit corn-fused. Naturally when I type in an address, I naturally want to see where the heck that is. Naturally when I type in the name of a congressman, I want to see his qualifications to speak on a subject. In that regard, Google has let me down. It says blahdy blah has been in office blahdy-9 years, but absolutely nothing on his work with Natural algorithms and his mastery of JavaScript and Klingon.
I'll be happy to 'own' a site for anyone else, for a small fee, then they can 'rent' the site from me anonymously, as long as the check clears the bank, and all I do is answer the phone and say, "yep, I own that site" and collect $10 a month, I'll do it.
quick, I'd better patent this idea..... damn trolls read this site too, and patent all of techdirt and techdirt communitity ideas


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A 75-year-old Detroit-area grandmother charged with killing her teen grandson is struggling to recall the sequence of events during the fatal shooting at her home.
Under gentle but persistent cross-examination Thursday, Sandra Layne took long pauses and sometimes cried Thursday, her second day on the witness stand. She admits shooting 17-year-old Jonathan Hoffman at her West Bloomfield Township home but says it was done out of fear.
READ: Sandra Layne: 'I shot the gun'
Layne is charged with first-degree murder. Prosecutor Kelli Megyesi asked questions to emphasize that Layne shot Hoffman, dashed to the basement and then returned to shoot him again.
Layne testified Wednesday that her grandson was rebellious and had a drug problem. She said he demanded her car and $2,000 before the shooting.
She told jurors that the teen attended an alternative high school, used drugs and spent time with friends whom she didn't know or trust. He couldn't control his temper, destroying computer equipment and kicking doors and the car dashboard.
Hoffman went to live with his grandparents after his parents divorced and moved to Arizona. Layne said she "adored" the teenager but that their relationship changed when he started taking drugs. An autopsy revealed traces of the synthetic marijuana, known as K2 or Spice, in his body.
"Did you want to kill this young man?" defense attorney Jerome Sabbota asked.
"Of course not. I still love him," Layne replied.
On the day of the shooting, Layne said, Hoffman had flunked a drug test and was at risk of being sent to jail for violating probation in a marijuana case.
Layne said he kicked her and struck her in the head and that she tried to hide from him in the basement.
Authorities said Layne fired 10 shots, striking Hoffman six times, even as he was on the phone begging a 911 operator for help.
She said she had purchased a gun a month before the killing because she was afraid of Hoffman's friends. She told jurors she was "desperate and didn't know what to do."
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That's the basic takeaway from the Labor Department's monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Summary, otherwise known as JOLTS. The survey doesn't get as much attention as the monthly jobs report because it isn't as timely — today's numbers are from May, whereas last week's report was from June. But for those willing to wait, JOLTS gives a remarkably detailed look at the state of the job market.
Today's report is a mixed bag. On the plus side, the number of people quitting private-sector jobs rebounded in May after falling in April for the first time in five months. The less-volatile three-month average hit a post-recession high of just under 2 million. That's good news, because quits are a vital part of the "churn" that marks a healthy job market — when people leave their jobs, they open up opportunities for others. Quits are also a sign of confidence: Workers are much less likely to quit their jobs if they don't think they can find a new one.
Job openings, too, reversed their one-month slide. Private employers have been posting more job openings since the recession ended in mid-2009, a year before the broader labor market showed any meaningful recovery. There are now 3.5 unemployed workers for every job opening (public or private sector), down from a peak of more than 6.5 in the worst of the recession.
The trouble is that companies are posting jobs at a much faster rate than they're actually filling them. Private job openings are up 17% from a year ago. Actual hiring is up just 3.6%. Companies cite lots of reasons for the slow pace of hiring, which has been consistent throughout the recovery: Economic uncertainty at home and abroad, a lack of workers with the right skills, efficiency gains that make it possible to get more production out of fewer workers. Economists also cite another factor: Companies are posting jobs, but aren't trying very hard to fill them.
Taken on its own, rising hiring — even slowly rising hiring — would be enough to gradually heal the labor market. The trouble is that layoffs are rising too. After trending downward in late 2011 and early 2012, layoffs have risen for two consecutive months. More than 1.7 million people were laid off or fired in May, the most since December, 2009. Based on Friday's grim jobs report, there's little reason to think the layoff picture improved much in June.


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BSOD Codes for i7 x58 chipset 0x101 = increase vcore 0x124 = increase/decrease QPI/VTT first, if not increase/decrease vcore...have to test to see which one it is on i7 45nm, usually means too little VVT/QPI for the speed of Uncore on i7 32nm SB, usually means too little vCore 0x0A = unstable RAM/IMC, increase QPI first, if that doesn't work increase vcore 0x1E = increase vcore 0x3B = increase vcore 0x3D = increase vcore 0xD1 = QPI/VTT, increase/decrease as necessary, can also be unstable Ram, raise Ram voltage 0x9C = QPI/VTT most likely, but increasing vcore has helped in some instances 0x50 = RAM timings/Frequency or uncore multi unstable, increase RAM voltage or adjust QPI/VTT, or lower uncore if you're higher than 2x 0x109 = Not enough or too Much memory voltage 0x116 = Low IOH (NB) voltage, GPU issue (most common when running multi-GPU/overclocking GPU) 0x7E = Corrupted OS file, possibly from overclocking. Run sfc /scannow and chkdsk /r BSOD Codes for SandyBridge 0x124 = add/remove vcore or QPI/VTT voltage (usually Vcore, once it was QPI/VTT) 0x101 = add more vcore 0x50 = RAM timings/Frequency add DDR3 voltage or add QPI/VTT 0x1E = add more vcore 0x3B = add more vcore 0xD1 = add QPI/VTT voltage "0x9C = QPI/VTT most likely, but increasing vcore has helped in some instances" 0X109 = add DDR3 voltage 0x0A = add QPI/VTT voltage Please feel free to comment, advise, correct, and add to this list. I am not the original author and will not take credit for it. I simply thought that it should be posted by itself. I am only repeating the info that I got here and at XtremeSystems.I would like for everyone to help me set it up for other systems as well. I found this and thought I would post it here to help you guys out.
I never knew specific BSOD codes could tell you what you need to do with your settings. I've always isolated components and overclocked them one at a time. First dropping the memory and increasing cpu speed and getting that stable first, then playing with the memory freq...
Yeah, thats been my experience as well. Let me just say this I've seen OCN and I don't have much faith with the majority of the posters there. I would need more evidence than this hearsay.
Seems identical to my list minus the 32/45nm specifics. That and I didn't separate them. The rules seem about the same for SB and 1366 minus the occasional uncore mention. Now if only I knew what no code meant. Seems when I'm on the edge of stability I never get a code.
well i usually get 0x101 with a low vcore and i dont think there is a much of a difference between intel and amd BSODs in terms of overclocking
i have a customer that has 0xc9c and 0x7e codes. what is the issue? from what i can tell it is a memory dump write failure or bad sectors but I may be wrong too.
For me, 0x1E (0x0000001E) aka "KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED" means that my Barton 3000+ AQZFA temp got too high and I was just playing Gran Turismo 2 with PlayStation emulation LOL. My Barton 3000+ AQZFA is on an Asus A7N8X-X. (Ran Windows 2000 Pro.) And 0x0A (0x0000000A) aka "IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL" means unstable core, appears to be typical when IBT fails from lack of Vcore. And back in 2002, with my T-Bird 900 @1050 Mhz, XP usually gave me that error when running Need For Speed III and I couldn't get it stable with my Soyo SY-K7VTA-B motherboard, no matter what! This made me give up overclocking and thus, never overclocked in 2003. And I once assumed it was stable, because it never crashed with Gens, LOL. And increasing the Vcore to much more than 1.85V on the Soyo SY-K7VTA-B actually caused the BIOS to go into boot block mode! I was able to get back in after clearing the CMOS. May have been the stupid Deer DR-250ATX.
(In 2004) Motherboard: Asus A7V8X-X (Via KT400) (purchased in fall, 2003) STOP: 0x0000009C MACHINE_CHECK_EXCEPTION was an unstable core, with my T'bred 2000+ AIUCB, it starts doing that at 2055 Mhz. I would get that BSOD when playing Goldeneye and when there was a lot of explosions (Nintendo 64 emulation) with probably both PJ64 and 1964. I heard that the AIUCB stepping sucks. And when I ran Prime95, Prime95 usually gave an error within roughly 45 minutes. Prime95 sometimes reported "ILLEGAL SUMOUT" 100 times.
According to Microsoft, Vista and later usually displays this BSOD instead: STOP: 0x00000124 WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff557321(v=VS.85).aspx According to Microsoft, the Vista and later equivalent of STOP: 0x0000009C MACHINE_CHECK_EXCEPTION is: STOP: 0x00000124 WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR -> This BSOD code don't exist in Windows XP, Windows 2000 and Windows NT 4.0 <-
LOL WUT?^^^^ SB has been the EASIEST to OC is a long while. 4.3ghz with NO VOLTAGE increases! did LGA775 do that?
if i remember it correctly, yeah. i oc'ed e2140 without touching the vcore. but then again, i may be wrong, it's been awhile i havent done any oc.
this is completely awesome so do any of these codes apply to amd cpu's aswell or are they completely intel/chipset specific?


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Just off the Pearl Street Mall, this fun yoga space offers a steady diet of alignment specific Anusara and breezy vinyasa yoga. There's at least four classes per day and workshops from renowned teachers too. The first class is free!
Just off the Pearl Street Mall, this fun yoga space offers a steady diet of alignment specific Anusara and breezy vinyasa yoga. There's at least four classes per day and workshops from renowned teachers too. The first class is free!
Though the Montague Bookmill is the biggest draw in the vicinity, several other ventures make it easy to while away day and night. The Night Kitchen sources locally grown ingredients to whip up regional dishes with a creative touch.
This cheery and bustling little coffee shop near the UTEP campus has lattes and macchiatos galore, and you can also score sandwiches, crepes and even Japanese noodles. Parking is scarce; there's a drive-through if you need it quick.
By far the best, and priciest, place to eat. Meats are perfectly grilled and sauces caringly prepared. Though upscale, the rustic, white tablecloth-clad dining room is more family-friendly than romantically refined – or quiet, even.
Since 1928, Fort Worth's only kosher deli has served up classic New York sandwiches (what do you want, chopped liver?). Half the fun's in watching local movers and shakers make and break deals in between bites of corned beef on rye.
It's got a corny name but a wonderfully eclectic and homey vibe – plus great, creative fare. The menu changes daily, but you can count on finding anything from hummus plates to jerk-spiced scallops to duck in blueberry-ginger sauce.
A polished pine pub that manages to combine the relaxed atmosphere of a café with the quality beers (including IPA and stout) of an English drinking house. Bonuses include wood-fired pizzas, fresh salads and eight home brews on tap.
This old-school fun park has rides for adrenaline junkies as well as tots and toddlers. It's in a great lakeside location with views west over the mountains...although you might not notice as you free-fall from the 140ft-drop tower!
Like a diamond in the rough, this bistro gem and wine shop complex is hidden in a strip mall in north OC. The menu is a refreshing mix of innovative seafood, grilled meats and regional classics (Carolina pork BBQ, 'ahi tuna burger).
The Wharf has little nightlife, which is why we're glad for stalwart Lou's, which presents live blues seven nights a week and Saturday afternoon (when there's no cover). Good backup if you're staying nearby and don't want to travel.
Barbacoa, chorizo and adobado are just a few of the authentic Mexican specialties here. In fact, it was recommended by a friend who said the barbacoa was just like his grandma used to make. Praise doesn't come much higher than that.
Readers of the local Leadville Herald Democrat have voted this steakhouse, set in a historic building, their favorite restaurant, and it's likely to be for the prices as much as the meat (steaks from $7.95, prime-rib dinners $9.95).
That's right: floating. Set on a barge in the middle of Salem Harbor, this clam shack is the ultimate place to refuel on a hot summer day. Catch the free shuttle boat from the Congress St bridge, but don't forget to tip the captain.
Chic, funky and gourmet, with a shaded outdoor patio in back, the River has scrumptious crab cakes and brie-stuffed chicken, as well as mouthwatering vegetarian mains. Come here for a snappy weekday lunch or romantic dinner for two.
Families with kids will enjoy the aquarium, on the promenade. Don't expect anything like Newport's cutting-edge version, but rather a few fish tanks, a touch pool and a small indoor seal tank where you can feed the splashy critters.
Expect the once-over when you walk in, as this place seems to spook most tourists. But if you like the sort of bar that's kitted out with dusty taxidermied animals, crusty locals and a jukebox, stop by for a beer and a game of pool.
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