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Madison Hance led the girls with a two-game series of 368, while Anna Wilson rolled a 329. Shaylen Kipp finished with a 319 and Emily Davidson had a mark of 318. Devon Eddy rolled a 301 and Emily Lange finished with a 210.
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Although you're entitled to your opinion, I can't help but notice that there's always one guy voting 1/10 for most of the really great mods in the gallery? I'm not saying it's you, but one can wonder...
That's just poor really. How could one of the most memorable game characters ever be considered ugly? I bet you are the kind of person to throw your companion into a furnace just to get out a door! No cake for you.
awesome mod, truly ignore calibre: he's a troll and just goes around voting cases down to 1/10 because he suffers severe penis envy over his duct-tape PC http://www.techpowerup.com/gallery/2423.html
It goes without saying that you get a 10/10 from me. Now sell it to me dammit. lol. And somebody spam CALIBRE's case with 1's
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I don't usually vote on projects, but from conception/design through execution, you did a superb job. 10/10
:-( Yeah well u ppl can continue to vote my pc 1! i apologized . and i dnt even knw what the Weighted Companion Cube is so can any1 tell me?
It is a metal cube that appears in the game "Portal". It is an aid to solve the puzzles in the game. It is implied in the game that this cube is your only friend. Its tragic death touched the hearts of many, thats why its so popular, thus the build.
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I love it. 10/10 Well done sir, really, that is a pure work of art. You may want to post this at thebestcasescenario.com - the guys there would be interested. -Mick.
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Commissioners approved issuing a $60-million bond to pay for capital improvement projects including new public safety buildings, park improvements and infrastructure maintenance. This project will include two amphitheaters.Commissioners who supported the cultural venues said that money from renting the theaters will help offset the city's cost to pay for its Cultural Arts Center. The arts center was built in 2008 but has had trouble making a profit because of its small size - it holds 800 people. Commissioner Wayne Messam, who supported the bond, said the theaters will attract concerts, festivals and family events that will generate $1.4 million a year. The larger amphitheater at Miramar Regional Park is expected to hold 5,000 people and the smaller theater at Shirley Branca Park will hold 2,500 people. "This allows projects under construction to be built, it allows new developments to be added to the tax roll - it'll be a big step in the right direction," said Messam. Supporters, including promoter Eddy Edwards, said the theaters will give Miramar the opportunity to become an "entertainment center.""We live in a beautiful city and I believe that an amphitheater would add to the culture of the city - it's something the city is lacking," said resident Tiffany Brown.
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I've read quite a few posts about the importance of early expansion, getting new cities producing different things etc. Then, on another forum, about starting bonuses, people saying that the Mongols "barbarians join us" bonus is a terrible one. How is that possible? Doesn't it give you cities for a couple of battles with a warrior, rather than producing settlers, guarding them, moving them etc?
Is there any way to predict/make an educated guess what kind of great person you'll get? Is it influenced by how much science/gold/culture etc you're producing or totally random?
Is the choice of technologies you get for discovering Atlantis random? Will it be from the possible technologies that you could research at that point? Does it give you a certain number of technologies, or a certain number of research points' worth of technologies (ie will it always give you 3, or could it give you 5 low scoring ones or just 1 high scoring one)
Usually you get unit upgrades for winning 3 and 6 battles or defeating a superior unit or an upgraded unit. Is there a limit to the number of upgrades a unit can have? If it wins enough battles, could it get all the upgrades and a great general?
On the XBox, I won with the English as my 16th Civilization and I've got all the achievements for the individual civilizations, but not the "winning with all civilizations" award, any idea why not?
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Manco: What's Yours Is Mine under-performed on Xbox 360, Andy Schatz has said.
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Monaco dev would rather have fans be disappointed than upset
Andy Schactz stands behind his decision to delay the Xbox 360 version of Monaco: What's Yours is Mine, saying he'd rather make fans wait than give them a broken game.
Mon, Apr 29, 2013 | 05:59 BST
Monaco Xbox Live Arcade release delayed further
A patch expected to resolve issues with the Xbox 360 version of Monaco has unfortunately not fixed the problem, resulting in a longer wait than expected.
Tue, Apr 09, 2013 | 23:58 BST
Monaco dev: indie scene now continuous with mainstream industry
Monaco creator Andy Schatz has said it's hard to see where indpendent development and the mainstream games industry machine diverge.
Tue, Jan 29, 2013 | 12:18 GMT
Monaco creator believes Kickstarter stretch goals are "total bullshit"
Andy Schatz, designer of Monaco, hasn't been tempted to use Kickstarter to help launch his long-awaited indie game. In fact, he believes the Kickstarter stretch goal process is nothing more than "total bullshit."
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Bleszinski and Schatz to host GDC and IGF award shows, respectively
Epic's Cliff Bleszinski will host the 12th annual Game Developers Choice Awards and Monaco creator Andy Schatz will once again be hosting the 14th annual Independent Games Festival awards, according to GDC organizers. Both award ceremonies take place during GDC, Wednesday, March 7 at 6.30pm PST. Thanks, Gamasutra.


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I don't know about you, but handbag names intrigue me. With the softly pleated dove white leather, is this bag meant to resemble an upside down chef's hat? Or is there some food connection that I am unaware of? Either way, the bag is cute and relatively understated. Top-stitched with contrasting black, the bag features very little in the way of hardware: silver tone handle attachments and the required Fendi logo charm. The shoulder straps have a 9" drop and the bag itself measures 21" W X 11"H X 9"D. With a zip top closure, it is lined in canvas and features one interior zip pocket. $1360.


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So will our coal industry resemble its current self by 2020? That was the question we posed at a special Saturday Extra forum last Tuesday, broadcast today. We invited 5 special guests, all deeply absorbed in this issue one way or the other. And we opened the doors to our listeners. We had a full house up at the beautiful Fort Scratchley in Newcastle, the centre of the Hunter Valley, one of the legendary coal centres of Australia. It was a great day!
At the end of an hour and a quarter, what conclusion would I draw? No, it won't resemble the current industry. But I can't be sure. Trying to wrestle the vagaries of energy production in a future Australia to the ground is like battling a multi-headed hydra. The fact is, coal is the fastest-growing power source in the world. Our coal is very good quality. It's cheap---now at least, before we price carbon. We have lots of delivery infrastructure and other parts of the world that seeking to modernise, naturally want to exploit that badly. But can it continue this way?
Richard McIndoe, a coal-mine proprietor from TruEnergy, that operates the Yallourn station among others, says this his company decided a few years back that they'd never build another coal-fired station: that their new 'job description' is cheap and reliable energy supplier, using whatever source is available....as opposed to being a coal operator. He's now heavily into gas-fired stations and geo-thermal. I believed him...but his company's at the leading edge of change. What of the others?
Greg Combet, the Minister assisting Penny Wong, says the key is pricing carbon "so that there's a shift in investment dynamics" which will change things in tangible ways. The government's plunging a total of $4 billion hard cash into researcing carbon capture and storage plus geo-thermal. He believes you can't just "wish away" industries. You have to create policies that change things. He believes they will.
Paul Gilding, a veteran environmental campaigner but one who decided about a decade ago that the only game was to work with rather than against industry, believes the risk is that we will change....but too suddenly and traumatically, because we'll have denied and denied and denied. Then we'll panic and all decent planning will go out the window. That way lies lots of distress and disadvantage to millions of us.
Tony Maher, from the union representing the workers, the CFMEU, had a range of mixed messages, delivered boisterously as befits these pragmatic, battle-hardened union politicians. He actually thought there would be new mines and that the coal market would remain "stubbornly stable". Queensland would grow exponentially in terms of jobs, e.g. But the CPRS would only be part of a suite of measures, he emphasised repeatedly. "It will just be the undercoat," he said, over which various other interventions like feed-in tariffs and much beyond, will genuinely help reduce emissions. Somehow, he persuaded me.
Bill Mitchell, an economist with the University of Newcastle, had the best quip of the day, referring to the whole notion of clean coal as "healthy cigarettes"...which brought the house down. But in response to a question about CPRS versus a carbon tax, he was pretty strong on why a rules-based approach (embodied in taxes) was preferable to the market-based mechanism of the CPRS. Tell the industry they have until 2020 to change or they close operations, and they'll act, he said. Alternatively, the government could announce that licence-to-operate in Australia meant that you couldn't sell our coal to any country that hadn't worked out e.g. carbon capture and storage: again, he suggested, this would focus the coal owners' minds and change would occur. This was the virtue of a rules-based approach.
So all in all, I was left feeling, well if not optimistic, at least with more sense of purpose about the future. I like to feel optimistic, I must acknowledge. Otherwise all human energy flows south and changing the way we power ourselves won't be helped by pessimism, is my view. I rather like my cheap electricity and all that it brings. I've always felt that other developing nations had a right to it too....I particularly feel that women of these countries could have phenomenally easier lives with it. Therefore I'm interested in solutions. Our guests presented quite a few, amidst the scepticism and the jokes. It was a good thing to hear. And I hope you agree.


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I know that the new iphone 5 comes with a much smaller "Lightning" connector. I am wondering if I can upgrade from iphone 4 (where the apogee jam works flawlessly) to iphone 5, get a 30 pin dock connector and be able to use garageband as before.
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I would like to extend an invitation to you to join in on a collective blogging section of our upcoming winter issue of Reconstruction http://reconstruction.eserver.org/
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Justin, thanks for coming back to me on the above. I think you're right, and I should be self-prepared with some tools for robust but productive engagement with self-righteous police types as I should be with people who aggressively attack leftist positions.
On a more positive note, the guy who lives in the flat below me has all the UK Tory (i.e. Republicanesque) instincts you could imagine. I have tried various forms of engagement with his pronouncements about the natural ascendancy of business interests, the natural heirarachies which develope from such etc...
I use a strategy involving a combination, e.g. of putting forward as succinctly as possible arguments or strategic information challenging these assumptions, sometimes letting something go without agreement or challenge, or outright laughter at something I consider outrageous and probably deployed to wind me up. We actually have quite healthy discussions, and his anti-New Labour, anti-war in Iraq position (counter to his natural political homeland, the UK Conservative Party) gives us some useful common ground.
But I think Elgin and co. have developed ideas which can be fashioned into social tools for leftists. And I will certainly be looking into their thoughts in more detail and trying to make my own social interaction a more sophisticated thing. I don't know whether you or other people would agree, but I think part of the problem is not taking the policing or aggressive counter positions personally. We have to somehow distance ourselves from that.
When I have had a eureka moment and simply not risen to a bit of face-to-face or other type of flaming, there have been unusual and sometimes spectacular results. Simply by suprising the flamer it is possible to not reinforce the behaviour - something I so obviously failed to do on the march I mentioned. I kind of know all this, but it's perhaps more a case of making it a conscious project, which we develope with experiences.
The role of clipped contemptBy Kissenger, Clark at Aug 26, 2006 13:35 PM |
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Recently here in Bristol, UK I went on an anti-Israel invasion of Lebanon invasion. The abuse I received was actually from one of my fellow activists.
I had thrown on a Famous Grouse (whiskey) tee-shirt (the head of the tee-shirt is blue due to a rather hazey, subliminal image of a saltire colouring it that way) at the end of a week's work and rushed to the place where the march began.
At the end of the march a young woman aggressively asked me about the shirt with a 'sparrow' on it with the 'American flag' - she suggested that sparrows or whatever it was did not have blue heads in the wild, and, anyway, everybody else had made the effort to put on more suitable, worthy tee-shirts.
I treated her with clipped contempt, which is not what Miller proposes of course. The problem is that it takes quite a lot of energy just to turn up at a march at the end of a working week without having to pander to a psychotic fucking troll who is meant to be, broadly speaking, on your side.
I know perfectly well that I am thinking in a way that is not productive, but dealing with the puritanical and paranoid elements of the so-called left in the UK is pretty energy-sapping in itself.


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Have been eating here at least yearly for over 20 years. The quality of the food and service and combination of casual elegance and friendly staff are unparalleled in New York City or anywhere else I have been in the world. They have never failed me. There is trendy and there is 4 star but then there is USC which in my opinion sets the standard. I don't know him personally but Danny Meyer is the best restaurateur in NYC bar none.
We had a lovely time but the only thing that spoilt it for us was it was a very cold night and we were seated at the first table past the bar and every time the front door opened the draught was really cold so we sat with our coats on as we were so cold and this did spoil the evening for us but we will return again next year and will ask for a warm table.
I have been coming here since it opened and just Love everything about it Casual atmosphere, great servers, fantastic food, Carefully chosen wine, etc, etc
This was my first visit to the Union Square Cafe and they did a great job of preapring and serving the meal. i would strongly recommned this place if you are looking for someting in the area.
Union Square Café maintains its perfect niche as the elegant, unfussy, make-no-mistake, dining choice. The food will not astonish you, but it is delicious, stylish, and deeply satisfying. The service is even more impressive than the food: somehow every employee maintains the perfect balance between friendliness and dignity. This is the place to go when you want to have the ideal evening but don't feel that the restaurant itself has to be your only topic of conversation.
Perfect for the holiday quick bite. We knew it would be the perfect burger, and it was....but shhhh..let's keep it a secret!
Been coming here for years for my wife's birthday and the food, service and ambiance are all excellent. They do a consistent job on all levels and always seek your satisfaction with the experience. One of my favorite places in NYC to eat and I absolutely love the calamari. Thanks for the consistency!
Awesome experience, exceeded expectations! Mama provided exceptional service, our meal was delicious. We will come back the next NYC trip, and plan on experiencing the other Danny Meyer restaurants as well.
This was our first visit in spite of the restaurant's long history. We were not disappointed. The food was superb and although it was pricy (we passed on the $25,000 wine!!) we felt it was well worth the money we spent. My husband had pasta with swordfish meatballs that he thoroughly enjoyed. I had the grilled swordfish entree which was divine! Appetizers of tuna crudo and beef carpaccio were perfect. The waiter guided us well based on our stated preferences and suggested the banana desert which we wouldn't have normally chosen but were glad we did. We were also able to find a very nice bottle of wine that didn't break the bank. All and all, it was a wonderful evening and we will absolutely return the next time we visit NYC.
I've been here several times and it never disappoints. Food, service, decor -- perfect according to my personal tastes.
My Saturday brunch at the Union Square Cafe was perfect. The wait staff was friendly and warm. The atmosphere was relaxing and beautiful. And the food!! OMG the food was heavenly.
Brunch menu was interesting and imaginative . This is a must do eaterie !
We met friends for brunch. Service was great! Gave us time to talk and relax. Good wine selection. Food was great. Looking forward to returning. Also in a great neighborhood .
There's lots of reasons this place always ranks at the top of restaurant surveys; there's a consistently high standard for quality in sevice, food and anbience. Comfort without pretentiousness.
Thins place has always been a solid choice for a business lunch downtown. I was disappointed in the menu on this visit. Same old fare. Prepared very well, mind you, but I had expected more from a Danny Meyer restaurant.
This has always been my favorite restaurant in NYC based on great food and service plus nice ambience. Thanks tou again for a wonderful meal.
We visit New York City every December and always eat at the Union Square Café at least one time. Have always enjoyed the food, service and ambience. Will always try and visit at least once a year.
Had a late lunch with my wife on Wednesday and was surprised that the place wasnt packed, as it usually is, I guess at 2pm it settles down a little. Almost went somewhere else as we have gone here on our last two visits to NYC and it was probably our 6th visit over the last few years…..so we were about to try something new then thought better of it. Glad we stayed on course!!! Food was again excellent, plates so clear that we made a joke of it. Our waiter, Ben, was friendly, helpful and provided great service. A meal at USC is one of the safest bets in the NYC, they always deliver a fantastic experience. Needless to say we will be back……again.
USC continues to deliver excellent food and wine at remarkably reasonable prices (especially by 2013 NYC standards). On this visit, the most memorable element was the offering by the glass of several excellent Barolos from outstanding 1990s vintages that were drinking in their prime. While not inexpensive, these superb wines were offered at prices that made them accessible and the opportunity to drink wines of this caliber along with excellent beef and lamb elevated a 4 star meal to a 5 star experience. This is how a restaurant says to its customers that it really values them and wants to take their dining experience to another level. Almost 30 years on, Union Square Cafe is a NYC treasure.
USC is good....not very good. Lacking the old excellence
The food and waitstaff were excellent. That being said, the hostess was not. We arrived as a party of three women on a Friday evening. She looked down her nose and "assessed" our party. We were dressed appropriately. The restaurant was approximately 1/3 full at best. When assigning us a table to the woman who would seat us, she made eye contact with her and said table 46. By her tone I knew where we would be sitting. We were walked to the very back of the restaurant where there were two other tables that held only female diners. The front of the restaurant is reserved for those she deems worthy. I have never been made to feel so low class during a dining experience. The hostess needs to learn respect for her clientele. I will not return.
favorite restaurant in manhattan. twenty years of coming. been to the best/most expensive of them, but keep coming back here.
We are never disappointed when we go here. It is always consistently great, great food and wonderful service, it is always a pleasure!
the veal chop was the best and the waiter was attentive without being intrusive.
I've been over the years dining at Union Square Cafe. At the start in the '80's Danny Meyer always greeted diners as we checked in He is, without doubt, one of the very best at what he does, from every aspect. I will return- dining likely at my favorite table which they seem to have in their 'memory banks' - even though it's been quite a while since I was last there. Oh, and I must add service was excellent & food was heavenly. Why I say 'the best'.
My first time at Union Square Cafe but certainly not my last. The service, food and ambience were spectacular and the restaurant overall way exceeded my very high expectations. Our waiter, Steven, and hostess, Rebecca, were incredibly friendly and unobtrusive and I don't think we could have found better cuisine anywhere.
This restaurant never seems to change- just fantastic food and great service, in a comfortable, relaxing space. What more can you ask for?
This was the best meal I have had in recent memory. Everything was exceptionally tasty. The 95 Brolo? wine was the best glass of wine my wife and I can remember. Highly recommended.
Each time I go to New York I make a point of visiting the Union Square Cafe for lunch. I have never been disappointed. The food is excellent and the ambiance great. I would recommend this restaurant highly.
...about USC< except it just gets better and better? The beef carpaccio was just celestial (I speak as a seasoned cook) and the polenta melted in the mouth. The service was exceptional. ASnd the noise level struck a record low among my r5ecent expereibnce of NY restaurants.
I was a bit skeptical becuase all the reviews from friends were so good. Then, I looked at the menu online and was concerned that I would not find the choices I enjoyed. Then, we arrived. Every employee treated us graciously. The waiter was knowledgeable and helpful. The special drink was delisious. The food and service were impeccable. Fabulous evening.
Have been enjoying this brilliantly run restaurant for nearly 30 years -- and have never once been disappointed by anything there, until last Thursday when I was advised that their fabulous turnips were not on the menu that evening. Seeing my distress, the waiter quickly recommended the squash, which was wonderful, and the evening was as delightful as ever! Additionally, the scallops equalled the best i have ever had and my guests, all great fans of USC, thoroughly enjoyed their swordfish.
Treated some friends to dinner here, as I've had several great experiences at this restaurant. As usual, the service was impeccable (warm but professional, attentive but not hurried) and the food was outstanding. The Bibb & Red Oak Leaf salad is so simple but so delicious, a perfect way to start the meal. The entrees change frequently but the selections are always great. I had trout this time and it was perfection. They also make very tasty drinks (they look small but they pack a punch). Highly recommend!
It was a great time with wonderful food. Great place to meet near union square. Not inexpensive but worth it.
I have never had a bad meal here. The wine list had hidden gems from all over the world! Our party had a child and they could not have been more accommodating. I will continue to go back again and again.
I went for my birthday dinner on Friday night, and again it was a wonderful meal. The service was outstanding. Very personable and knowledgeable server. Her recommendations were great. I had the lamb chops. Tender and delicious. My husband the black bass, also fabulous. My favorite restaurant in New York!!
We have been eating here for many years. Never had a bad meal or experience. Service was great. The foie gras appetizer is delicious, and the braised pork cheeks were excellent. We also had the prosciutto wrapped scallops which were well prepared. The wines are reasonably priced in comparison to other restaurants of this quality.
We used to eat there often when we lived in the city and when our kids were smaller, as our children grew we moved and had less and less time to go out for nice dinners together. We decided to go for my birthday and saw many familiar faces still working there who remembered us and our children it was a very nice feeling. We enjoyed a great dinner and a fun night.
USC has always been on point since I first dined at this establishment. The food and service outstanding. This time my overall experience is credited to Jen our incredible server who recommended our meal and wines throughout the entire meal. Of course lets not forget that the back of the room has a different vibe of its own then the front of the room. So much great things to mention about USC.
Excellent food and even better service. Perfect quiet restaurant with a comfortable at home feel.
I loved this place. The food was imaginative and more than your usual brunch fare.
What a perfect night for our last dinner in NYC! The food was wonderful and all of the staff, from the hostess to the young man who took our coats, treated us like we were the only people there. The butternut squash pasta dish is heaven!
After an absence of years, a spectacular return engagement for us. Service was intimate and excellent, and the food was the best I could remember. Mushroom sformato that was rich and light -- velvet decadence. The veal chop was medium rare heaven. Hard to believe it could get better, but it has. A fully satisfying dining experience, filled with good cheer and great food. I have worn out the cookbooks, from Sardinian Lobster Salad to "Second Helping's" rack of lamb, but it's even better when all I have to do is order and eat.
We had an excellent meal at this restaurant and the wine list is extensive, tho somewhat pricey. The food is simply prepared letting the flavors of the foods speak for themselves. My husband's trout was the best he has had in a long time. Although I rarely order a chicken dish in a restaurant, the waiter recommended it and I was not disappointed. 1/2 of a nearly deboned chicken with crispy skin and flavorful and succulent meat. The sides, which came with the meals and which I think are very important we're creative and excellent as well - especially the Parmesan bread pudding served with the chicken. This restaurant is very close to the Green 6 subway stop at Union Sq. and 14th.
Great place for a very classy shoppers relief or meeting friends that lunch.
This place is still a wonderful choice for comfortable fine dining, but I must say I was disapointed in several of our dishes, particularly the scallops which were overdone and way oversalted. I think we tend to do best when we stick to apps and pasta. And the pig ears are ridiculously delicious - never thought I would try them, but now can't forget them.
Our supper was so so enjoyable. We had the appetizer portion of gnocchi and sage butter pasta accompanied by a lovely french wine! It was memorable!
Recently was in NYC and ate here but did not opt for the chops. I tasted my sisters chop and had a yen since. Came back for the chop. Fabulous meal. Mushroom bruchetta, pomegranate hibiscus drink. Will be a regular stop when in NYC
I hadn't been to USC for a number of years having left the city but a recent visit with my family reminded me of just how consistently good this restaurant is. The tables are a little cramped but the food wine and service are right on the mark and represent great value for the quality of this NYC stalwart.
perfect lunch, perfect service - always consistent.


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Thumper Maxi Pro MassagerThe Thumper Maxi Pro is a professional strength massager. For more than 15 years, Thumper Maxi Professional Massager has been the first choice of chiropractors, massage therapists, and sports trainers for treating muscles aches and tension. In fact, it is now used by over 100,000 professionals worldwide and is the only massager on permanent display in the Hockey Hall of Fame!The thumper is designed for office or clinic use and it does the work - not you! It provides all the downward pressure needed, so all you have to do is position it. Eight massage spheres, with 27 pulses per second, go after muscle tension with a unique, patented tapotement acupressure stroke that sends its healing effect deep into the body with no kickback to the handles. A full-body massage is fast, just 5-8 minutes, because of the large coverage area that allows simultaneous massage of both groups of paraspinal muscles in the back, shoulders, hips, both thighs, or both calves. A 30-page instruction manual is included. 2 year warranty.Specifications:
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- Matte-finished golden rose flaunts a faceted glass jewel drop
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The pink circle part is bigger than you would think. I wish the Limited would show their rings and earrings on a model or next to something for scale. Also, in the pic the "gem" part looks sort of flat and like a rich, deep pink. It looks a little cheaper in person. Its like a gem-shaped plastic with little peaks on both sides as a diamond might have. Still very cute, just not exactly what I was expecting.
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A great marathon, brilliant course, organisation and people involved. Restores everything one may believe is lacking in human spirit
I was not fully fit for this race in 2012 but still enjoyed it.Intend to come back in 2014 to have a better run out. If you want a challenge away from the city marathons this is the one! Looking forward to when I come back in 2014 as it will be my 26th marathon!
Course was beautiful, amazing scenery and a pleasure to run on this still, sunny day. Wasn't so enthusiastic about it after 22 miles though, as I felt utterly destroyed! Still, pushed on through until the end. Superb organisation and support, water/isotonic stations were always a welcome sight - and spectators handing out jelly babies. Thanks to all involved for a great day.
Spectators were few and far between - but the ones that were there had stood in the rain for hours to cheer us on. That's why they get 5 stars. Organised by Steve Cram - well supported, lovely, off-road marathon.
An excellent trail route around the huge Kielder Reservoir, gives a full marathon distance with enough hills to make it interesting, without the hills dominating the course. Running mostly on walking and cycling routes there is little mud, and the course is lumpy enough to keep up the interest. Great views as you progress, even on a drizzly day like this one. Very well organized, the entry fee is little steep, but worth it when you see the amount of effort that has been put in by the organizers.
Did the first Kielder; there was a hectic car-parking dilemma but that was the only problem of the day. Slight late start due to parking problem, and then the start with a lovely hill!! Drink stations were plentiful for me with later stations with water and energy drink. Lovely course; at least I knew there were hills with knowing the area and lapping it on the bike at an earlier date. Usual medal and t-shirt goody bag at the end. All in all, a good day, and I hope I get into next year's as well for a better time!!
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As the piles of snow got higher from Friday night into Saturday, the cost of having your driveway plowed may have been going up as well.
In New Haven, there was at least one private snowplower who was charging $200 per hour to clear snow away from residences, according to a story in the New Haven Independent.
Connecticut has laws in place that prohibit so-called price gouging in the wake of natural disasters, including a law that was enacted in 2012. Under this law, "the Department of Consumer Protection can level an unfair trade practices charge against any business charging an 'unconscionably excessive price' for vital goods or services during a weather emergency as declared by the governor," the Connecticut Mirror reported last year.
There have been many stories since Friday of Good Samaritans and good neighbors helping out where needed.
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