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2013 Cartel's! Can't be Centered?!!
I was reading DreamPow's post about his 2013 Cartels and it appears I have a similar issue with mine. I bought & mounted these on my 2010/11 Arbor Roundhouse 163W exactly as I did my Old 2010/11 Cartels. (I have 2010 10.5 32 ST Boa boots)
These New Cartels cannot be centered on my Arbor. When I mount them In the most toe forward position possible, I have about a 1/2 inch of overhang on my toe & as much as an inch- inch & half of heel overhang! The board is unridable like this!!! Now I demo'd these bindings back in Dec. and I was told the ones I tried were large bindings! (...the Demo'd pair were that ugly blue/teal color, Mine are the asphalt!) I rode those Demo Cartels on a few Burton boards and I liked the bindings so much I asked if I could try them on my Arbor! I loved them on my board!!! They were Super comfortable & I didn't notice any ride or performance problems with them on my Arbor board. So I don't know why the ones I just purchased are like this! Defective maybe????? I can't use them like this, and I don't believe that going to a Med size will solve the problem like it did for DreamPow! I've had Med bindings on this Wide Arbor before & didn't like the way they rode! (...Too small for a wide board like this!) Any suggestions? Is this something that others are experiencing? Should I contact Burton or just return them to REI & try another pair? Appreciate your time & help!
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I think this is common with unibody bindings. Probably why they created the EST system. The reason I got rid of my Cartels was because I couldn't center the boots without the discs turned sideways, which obviously limits stance options to what ever the inserts fall at. I had the same problem with my Flux.
Now it appears that the smaller re:flex disc limits the adjustment range even more so. I'm not sure why they don't spend more time on their disc design. Even ride includes multiple offset discs to rectify this issue. |
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Binding Pic's / Uncentered
diskphoto.JPG disk2photo.JPG Here's all the heel overhang that position gives me: 3photo.JPG Heelphoto.JPG Almost no toe overhang: toe2photo.JPG photo.JPG sorry about upside down pics,.. I edited them but iPhone apparently embeds the orientation regardless!!!
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Now that CAN'T be right can it? My 2010/11 Cartels are a tiny bit heel heavy when centerd using the same (relative) bolt holes. This is an unridable situation for this board! It's already a bit hard to initiate toeside turns with it being a wide board as is. But with NO toe side Leverage??? this sucks, and I don't know why the Cartel's I demo'd didn't feel this bad on this board!!
I noticed how different, bad/squirelly this setup felt the very first time I rode it, but I thought I just had to dial in my hi-backs & angles! This set up isn't ridable as it is!
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The Maroon DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF LOYOLA UNIVERSITY VOL. IV WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1926 No. 7 JANUARY LAW JOURNAL ISSUED First Issue Under Guidance of New Staff. The January issue of the Loyola Law Journal made its second quarterly appearance just before the Christinas holidays began. This latest issue contains numerous excellent articles of interest to the law student. Among them is one, "A College Education for a Professional Man," by Edgar M. C aim. A.8., LL. B. This article is a reprint from the Zeta Beta Tau quarterly for October, 1925. The author sets down in a clear and forceful fashion the reasons why it is necessary for the professional man to attend college, and he tells just what the college student may expect to derive from a college course. Another contribution published in this issue is, 'Police Power in Zoning." by Francis P. Burns, Assistant City Attorney of New Orleans. The article next in importance is by Father Terence King. S.J., former professor of Law Latin in the Law school. Father King writes of the value which the lawyer may get by taking more than the prescribed amount of latin during the course of his legal studies. The valedictory address of Anna Shirley Murphy, LL.B., class of 1925, is also included. This is the first issue pulled from the press by the new Journal staff. John B. Murphy, a junior, is the new Editorin-Chief, with Herman Midlo, a senior, busineia manager. The next issue will appear in March, according to word given out. DENTAL SOPHS ORGANIZE CLUB Epiphianians Elect Jackson Head. During the course of the year the dental sophomores have been meeting each week for the consideration of dental problems. The meetings were of such interest, and so much knowledge was gained that the sophomores decided to organize a regular society. Dr. Dimitry who has been present at these meetings is the nucleus around which the society was formed. His interesting talks on subjects in which the dental students were interested helped them greatly in their profession. The meetings help the student to a clearer idea of subjects in which he is interested and fills a long felt want of the dental student because the subjects that are brought up for discussion are usually not included in his curriculum: So much interest has been shown at these meetings that the Epiphianians society was organized, the scope of which is a thorough probing of dental problems and medical subjects which the dentist becomes in contact with. Meetings are held every Friday with Dr. Dimitry presiding as faculty advisor and consultant. Subjects are assigned to members and a date set for deliverance of the paper after which it is read and the assembly enters into a discussion of the paper. Too much LOYOLA FATHERS PREACH NOVENA Annual Sermons Delivered at Ursuline Convent. Nine Fathers from Loyola on succeeding Hays, Ifrom December 30 to January 8, preached in the Ursuline Convent chapel the nine sermons which are a part of the annual novena made to ( hir Lady of Prompt Succor. Father? Dowling, Brooks, King. Burke. Sullivan. Mulry. Keville. Burk and Stritch treated in their addresses various aspects of the intercession in In-half of her clients which is the function of mediatrix enjoyed by the Mother of God. Tin- novena to Our Lady of Prompt Succor is the proper devotion of Catholic-, living in New Orleans. The Ursuline nuns have the peculiar privilege of fostering by annual novenas this de- VOtion. It is their family possession. Reading the annala of tin- Ursuline* of New Orleans one finds recorded tlie beginnings of this special Ursuline ClC- votion in honor of Our Lady of Prompt Succor. In 1802 Mother St. Andrew writes to Mother St. Michael for recruits for tin- Ursuline convent of New Orleans. Political changes incident on the transfer of Louisiana from France to Spain, and again, from Spain back to France, had caused the retiring of sixteen nuns from New Orleans to Havana. The remaining nuns in their distress turned to France for new members. Mother St. Michael petitioned the Holy See for leave to depart ;for New Orleans. Insuperable obstacles were in the way of this request. Feeling the full force of these, Mother St. Michael besought the Blessed Virgin for help. She promised if her petition were granted promptly and favorably she would have the Blessed Virgin honored QUARTERLY EXAMS START ON JAN. 18 Will Continue Through Two Weeks. The second ciuarterly examinations will begin towards the end of the month. Notices have been posted by the deans of the various departments of the university. The order in which the examinations will be given has also been given out and students warned to take careful notice. The first of the classes to take the exams will be the Pre-Legals, who will take their first examination on January 18. Their exams will continue through the week and the final one will be given on January 29. The Night Extension will also take their first exam on the 18, their exam periods running to the 29. The Law department will begin on Tuesday, January 19, closing on the 29. The Dentals will have their first one on Friday 22, and their last examination on Saturday 30, while the Pharmacists will take their tests beginning on January 25 and continuing through the week to the 29, Friday. The Arts and Science department will also follow the same schedule. FR. SULLIVAN PAYS LAST RESPECTS TO MAYOR BEHRMAN Comforts Widow and Children in Behalf of Loyola. BEHRMAN WAS STAUNCH FRIEND OF UNIVERSITY Father Florence D. Sullivan, Presidi iit of Loyola, visited the bereaved home of late Mayor Behrman in Algiers Tuesday morning in order to pay his last respects to the deceased leader. In behalf of the university, he tendered siucerest condolations to the widow and children of the man who had always been a staunch friend to Loyola. At the request of Acting-Mayor OTCeefe, Father Sullivan accompanied the solemn procession which brought Martin Behrman from Algiers to the local city hall, where the body lay in ■•late- preparatory to interment. On Tuesday afternoon, tin- president announced that no classes would be held the next day until after the funeral ceremonies. He also ordered the flag lowered to half-mast. Father Sullivan's letter of condolation follows : "In the death of Mr. Behrman this city has lost ;i greal executive, a splendid type of citizen, a man of deeds. The whole country has lost the influence of a true defender of democracy. Our city shall ever cherish his memory and shall carry on to complete his planned development as a memorial to his name. Little children and the poor will mourn the loss of a father; social service will miss the helping hand of a guide and benefactor. And all will be mover by his example to cherish the beautiful ideals of a Christian home; of love of the poor; of devotion to our little citizens, the children, and of unselfish, wholehearted consecration to the public welfare of this city and state, which he loved and served so well. May his soul rest in peace. EXCELLENT PROGRAM GIVEN BY W. W. L Misses Mavor and Wambsgans Featured Last Saturday. Two well-known artists featured in the program of station WWL Saturday night, January 2. Miss Maud Nelson, at the piano, rendered some of the latest popular selections. She was accompanied by J. D. Bloom who handles the banjo with proficiency. Included in the program was the reading of five outstanding literary articles which appeared in various magazines during the week. An excellent program was broadcasted last Saturday. Miss Sally Mavor and Miss Stella Wambsgans. soprano soloists, rendered some real popular songs. Among the other artists on the program were Mr. L. Wilson, saxophone; Cecile, the unknown piano soloist, and Mr. Alvin McMurray, violinist. They furnished both sentimental and jazz music. The next program to be broadcasted will include an orchestra composed of I.ovola students. MACALUSO IS WELL KNOWN DRAMATIST Has Produced Many Successful Plays in Career. Andrew Macaluso. who is at present directing the production of "A Tailor Made Man." to be presented shortly by the Loyola Dramatic Club, is well known to followers of amateur theatricals in New Orleans. He has had wide experience in this line, having taken it up some years ago and showing an increasing aptitude for it until he is now recognized as one of the city's leading dramatists, Macaluso began directing plays three years ago. His first Broadway performance was "Happiness," presented by the Lotus Players at the Knights of Columbua auditorium. This playwas so well received that he was encouraged to produce a series of performances among which were "Dulcy," "Nothing But the Truth. I'hrce Live Ghosts," and "The Charm School." These he followed with the powerful criminal drama,"The Thirteenth Chair," which received favorable press notices and excited a great deal of comment by the public as being one of the very best offerings of the local season. Following his production of "The Thirteenth Chair," Macaluso left the city to take up his studies in New York under the personal direction of George Wellington, who is at present starring on Broadway in George Kelley's famous stage success, "The Show-Off." Mr. Wellington is one of the best known figures on the New York stage today, having starred for twelve consecutive seasons and also having played several leads under David Belasco. Macaluso remained in New York for a period of eight months, during which he also studied under Edward Van Knickerbocker, President of the Teachers of English of the College of the City of New York. Returning to New DE GRUY AND ROTH TO GET HANDBALLS Students to Elect Cheerleaders Now. At its regular meeting- on January 5, the Student Council decided to present the winners of the handball tournament which was held recently on the new courts, with gold handballs. De- Gruy and Roth, the winners, are the two players who will receive the trophies.The cheerleader question also c?me up Ifor discussion and after opinions and suggestions were advanced, it was decided to allow the student body to nominate its choice for the position and these nominations will be submitted to the Student Council and the Athletic Association for approval. The football manager question also came up for a hearing, and it was moved and seconded that the football manager for next year must be a senior (from any department) and the assistant manager must be a junior. The junior assistant manager, it was also held, should have the right of succession to the head managerial position. Meeting was then adjourned until next Tuesday. ORATORY PRELIMS TO BE HELD SOON Fifteen Enter for Elimination Debate. The first oratorical contest ever held at Loyola, will take place Monday. February S. in the Marquette Hall auditorium. A law number of .-tudents, in the main from the college department, have already registered and arc preparing for the preliminaries.Father M.ulry, who has been working actively CDn the plans for the contest, states that he iD pleased with the prospects, adding that enthusiasm is running high among the entrants. Bach participants is allowed to choose his own subject and iD requested to prepare it himself. A limit of ten minutes is restricted to each speaker. Judging from the list of entrants, among whom are students that have won gold medalD at the Jesuits' high school, the contest should uncover some oratorical talent. A partial list of entrants from the A. B. department include: Howard Bogner, GeraM Rault, Albert Leonhard. J. I). Bloom. Malcolm Schwarzenbach, Harold Bienvenu, Edward Markey. Francis Kammer, Paton Burns, Andrew Macaluso. John FrawuD. Joel Gray, Theodore Dimitry, William Samnier, Cornelius Voorhics. WOLF PICTURES BEING TAKEN NOW David Molloy Co. to Make Cover. Mlembera of the Wolf staff are working hard on the college annual and from present indication! the 1926 Wolf will surpass all previons editions as regarda both the matter and the arrangeim lit of printing. According to Father Mulry of the College Department, who is directing this year's publication, too much praise cannot be showered upon Paul Bailey and Lastie Villien. Editorin-Chie-f and Associate Editor respectively, of this year's Wolf. Despite a slow start, work on the annual is progressing rapidly and already a gratifying percentage of the task has been completed. A cover design, somewhat different from that of 1925. but still preserving the idea of the Wolf, has been chosen and is being prepared by the David J. Molloy Company of Chicago. The contract for the printing of the body of the year book has been awarded to the Benson Printing Company of Nashville. Tennessee, who can be depended upon to do a fine piece of work. All pictures relating to the !football season, including individuals, groups, and action photos have been forwarded to the printers as have been a number of snapshots of familiar scenes and places. Designs for the borders have also been selected and photographing individual students began last Monday. All students who not as yet have been photographed are urged to watch the bulletin board for lists showing whin they should report to face the camera in room 43. Marquctte Hall. The advertising end of the work, under John Frawley, is keeping pace with the other department. (Continued on Page 2.) (Continued on Page 2.) (Continued on Page 2.) (Continued on Page 2.)
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I just received the call. Devastating news!
No finer man have I ever met.
I will miss you so much, my friend.
Sleep warm.
I just received the call. Devastating news!
No finer man have I ever met.
I will miss you so much, my friend.
Sleep warm.
Old George. Yeah I remember hearing that he was ill last year. Sorry to hear this. Rest In Peace George you did a splendid job!
I'd like to extend my sincerest condolences to the the Rountree Family and the entire Four Tops family.
Tree was without a doubt the 5th Top. He had been with the group for more than 30 years and he was one of the nicest and kindest souls you could ever meet. He will be missed.
RIP my friend,
Oh my!!
Sincere sympathy to family and friends.
So sad to hear the news of Mr George Roundtree, a True Gentleman each & every time I met him, what sterling work he did for The Four Tops, condolences to all his Family & Friends, May He Rest in Peace!
My sincere condolences to Mr. Roundtree's family and friends.
Yes sad news about George Roundtree,he was the best R.I.P My Brother.
I'm very sorry to hear this sad news. Whenever I saw "Tree", he was quick with a smile & was always cool. It won't be the same not seeing him behind the keyboard, leading the band.
My sincere condolences to The Four Tops Family, his family & loved ones & wife Beverly, I was on so many different pages that I typed the wrong name. Thanks for alerting me Ms M.
R.I.P. Tree. You were more than alright with me.
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Got the word from Ms M last night. We'd communicated through emails this past year. I hoping to finally meet him in the flesh in January. Condolences to Tree's family and The Tops organization.
This was put together by Drew Schultz, an esteem member here at SDF and the Four Tops drummer....
I hope he doesn't mind but I also wanted to share Drew's words....
Beautifully done Drew....Tree would be proud!Drew Schultz
Thanks to everybody for the condolences, my apologies if I haven't gotten back to you - In George Rountree, we lost not only an amazing musician, but one of the best people I've ever met. Like a father, a mentor, and my best friend, Tree went above and beyond to look out for me, and unconditionally supported me. I'm humbled and inspired to have known someone so unfailingly positive and welcoming. This world is more than a little worse for his loss. Take some time to listen to Tree's story, from an interview I did with him. Putting this together made me feel like I got to spend a few more days with him, and maybe you'll feel it too. RIP Tree, and thanks a million for truly changing my life. I'll never, ever forget it.
Drew Schultz what a Truly Amazing Tribute and Video, really touching, I am sure George will be looking down and that big Lovely smile will rip across his face and know you have done Him Proud! Thanks for sharing Drew.
For once I'll be brief because one one word is necessary...
Ms M, thank you for posting this, as I never knew George's history, nor the fact that he had a very nice singing voice.
And just for the record, George is definitely being remembered & getting respect, as today, he's trending very high on Bing & when I log on to MSN, the story of his passing is very high on that list.
You're welcome Juice. Tree had a very rich legacy and I'm glad it was captured in this video. There was also a nice write up in the Vegas Sun.
...but Drew did an outstanding job. The love and respect he had for Tree was evident and he was right, it gave us all a little more time with him...it made me sad but smile at the same time.
Thanks for the kind words everybody. Tree is the best, and I'm really moved by all of the love shown for him over these last few days. I'll always aspire to be as positive an influence to others as Tree is to me, musically and personally. I'm lucky to have known him for sure.


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As a high school senior, James Brake was headed toward a college major in electrical engineering. But his heart was somewhere else and, three years later, he s glad he decided to follow it at Bluffton.
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What are the real issues underlying the Commission's extensive application of Article 87 EC in relation to State aid schemes? In this important new interpretation of the relation of State aid to EU inter-state competition, nine prominent Italian jurists of Santa Maria law firm ('Studio Santa Maria') present arguments and case studies showing that the widely-embraced, persistent assessment whereby State aid is expressly linked to competition law is fundamentally misconceived. Instead, they contend, the true starting point for such assessment lies in whether the Member state granting the aid has observed (or failed to observe) any of the fundamental freedoms. This re-orientation, in the authors' view – based primarily on extensive representation of Italian undertakings and trade associations and even of the Italian Government in State aid cases – both restores the spirit in which Article 87 EC was intended to operate and promotes the full accomplishment of the Community's objectives. Among the considerations connected with the 'State aid phenomenon' and the cases arising from it, the authors explore and clarify such factors as the following:
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Introduction Alberto Santa Maria Chapter I The Concept of State Aid Martino Ebner and Edoardo Gambero Chapter II Exemptions from the General Incompatibility Principle under Articles 87 (2) and (3) EC Niccolò Landi Chapter III Existing Aid Paola Piroddi Chapter IV State Aid and Insolvency Proceedings Claudio Biscaretti di Cuffia Chapter V The State Aid Control Process before the European Commission Maia M.E. Reni Chapter VI Recovery of Unlawful and Incompatible Aid Edoardo Gambaro and Antonio Papi Rossi Chapter VII The Judicial Phase Edoardo Gambaro Chapter VIII Unlawful State Aid: Protection by National Courts Alberto Tedoldi Chapter IX Professional Sport and Competition Alberto Santa Maria, Annexes, Bibliography, Index
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Donna Jane Wood, 69, of Benton passed away Sunday, Feb. 26. She was born in Barrie, Ontario, Canada, to Gordon H. and Katherine M. Scott Sprague. She was a surgical nurse, having retired from the Veterans Administration Hospital. She was a member of the Saline County Master Gardeners Association and North Little Rock Friends of Animals. Donna was preceded in death by her parents and a brother, Scott Sprague
Richard J. Howard, 80, of Owensville passed away Tuesday, Feb. 28. He was born Jan. 10, 1932, to the late Sally Houpt Howard and Wilbert D. Howard in Hot Springs. Mr. Howard was an electrician and a dairy farmer. He was of the Baptist faith and a U.S. Army veteran. He is survived by his wife, Regina Howard; a son, Regie Howard and wife Judy; two daughters, Becka Howard and Robin McAtee and husband Brent; three brothers, Don Howard, Daniel Howard and Bill Howard; six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Joe Louis Stewart, 78, of Benton died Tuesday, Feb. 28. He was born February 9, 1934, in Madisonville, Texas. Joe was a retired construction worker. He was preceded in death by his parents, Pete and Virgie Hall Stewart; and a daughter, Teresa Stewart. He is survived by his wife, Mildred Stewart; two sons, Randy Stewart and Scott Stewart; a daughter, Linda King; a sister, Jeannette Stewart; seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Arrangements are by Ashby Funeral Home in Benton. No service is scheduled at this time. Online guest book: ashbyfuneralhome.com
Benton Mayor David Mattingly spoke to Benton City Council members and residents during his annual "state of the city" address Monday night. Mattingly cited several achievements and notable events from 2011 that will impact the future of the city. In his speech, the mayor noted:
Former state Rep. Barbara Nix has announced her candidacy for the position she held from 2009 to 2011. Nix is seeking the Democratic Party's nomination for the District 28 seat in the Arkansas House of Representatives. Nix is seeking the position currently held by state Rep. Kim Hammer, a Republican. While serving in the Arkansas Legislature, Nix served on the House Transportation, City, County, Local Government, and Audit committees. She co-chaired the Legislative Task Force on Sustainable Building and Design Practices and was reappointed to the task force where she currently serves.
The defense for an admitted Saline County murderer has requested a gag order for media, law enforcement and attorneys and also has filed for a continuance in her case. Saline County Circuit Judge Gary Arnold decided to review articles from The Saline Courier before making a decision concerning a gag order on the media. Arnold, who has never invoked a gag order for media in the past, said he would announce his decision at a later time.
Amy M. Johnson Amy M. Johnson, 40, of Bryant, passed away Monday, Feb. 27. She was born Oct. 26, 1971, in Little Rock to Sandra Anthony. Amy was preceded in death by her grandfather, Elmer D. Rollon. She is survived by her son, Christopher Gipson and his fiancee, Michele Byerly of Benton; her mother, Sandra Anthony of Benton; a sister, Deanna Kinchen and husband Daryl of Benton; her grandmother, Reba Rollon of Benton; two nephews, Cody Gourley and wife Meagan and Chad Gourley; a niece, Caitlyn Gourley; several aunts and uncles; and a special friend, Kelly Shoemaker and son Robbie.
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Mae Collins, Bryant resident, celebrated her 100th birthday Jan. 21, with a party attended by more than 100 family members and friends, firemen from the Bryant Fire Department and a news crew from Channel 7 at the Southern Trace Rehabilitation and Care Center. Collins, born Mae Milam, in Mineral Springs on Jan. 23, 1912, has had a rich life. She said, "You know what, I asked God, why did he let me live to be 100, and he told me it was none of my business." Family members traveled from all over the state, Ohio and Kentucky to ring-in Collins' century of life.
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School's out, #lovecapetown Moms and Dads, and these summer holidays, there is plenty to see and do with your little ones in the Mother City. Get out into the sunshine and enjoy a variety of fun activities, take in a show or spend the day at the beach with the little people in your life:
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Fazielah's top three things to do in Cape Town – October 8 to 11, 2012
Rise and shine, sleepy heads! It's a beautiful Monday in our inspirational Cape Town and it's time to plan your weekday activities.
These are my top three things to do this week:
Fazielah's top three things to do in Cape Town from October 5 to 7, 2012
If you're watching the clock like a hawk and simply cannot wait for 5pm to roll around, then you're ready for an entertaining weekend in Cape Town.
Put on your dancing shoes, whip out your sexiest outfit and get ready to party like there is no tomorrow with me at the following events in and around the Mother City:
Solange Knowles releases music video filmed in Cape Town
Pop singing sensation Solange Knowles has released the music video for her hit single, Losing You, which was filmed in Cape Town.
Tourist by night: An evening at the Tsogo Sun's Southern Sun Waterfront
It isn't often that I get to be an honest-to-goodness tourist in my own city, much less spend the night at a four-star hotel, but the Food & Dreams Gourmet Evening at the Tsogo Sun's Southern Sun Waterfront on Friday September 14, 2012 gave me the opportunity to do just that.
#LoveCapeTown Day in photos and video
Cape Town Tourism and Heart 104.9FM hosted 50 of their lucky #LoveCapeTown Day radio competition winners on an unforgettable City Sightseeing Bus tour around the City Centre on Saturday September 29, 2012.
Fazielah's top three things to do in Cape Town – October 1 to 4, 2012
You know what I love most about Cape Town?
She never fails to deliver! Even the dreariest of working weeks can be jazzed up with her never-ending programme of entertaining events.
This week, the Mother City breaks out the big showbiz guns with the following fabulous events:
Video: Vindaba 2012 – A real cork popper in Cape Town
If there is one thing locals and visitors to Cape Town love, it is wine, and boy, did they show their love of it at the inaugural Vindaba expo at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) on Thursday September 27, 2012.
Fahiem Stellenboom's top three things to do in Cape Town
There's always a really fantastic smorgasbord of things to do in Cape Town over any given weekend in the Mother city no matter what the season, so choosing just three is a little tricky.
Cape Town's Peninsula Hotel's Chris Godenir discusses eco-friendly practices
The impressive Peninsula-All-Suite-Hotel, a Three Cities property in Sea Point, is the epitome of luxurious accommodation in a beautiful setting but it prides itself on caring for its environment and hometown, Cape Town too.
From beach-cleaning drives on Mandela Day to planting trees on Arbour Day, the hotel's staff members regularly give back to their community.
In honour of World Tourism Day on September 27 and its theme, Tourism and Sustainable Energy: Powering Sustainable Development, we chatted to Chris Godenir, Three Cities' "manager of soul", about running an eco-friendly hotel and why he loves Cape Town.
Fazielah's top three weekday picks for September 25 to 27, 2012
Treat yourself to good food and great wine in Cape Town this short week.
Join me at the following events and activities from September 25 to 27, 2012 and discover why Cape Town offers some of the tastiest delights in the world…
Fazielah's top three weekend picks in Cape Town for September 21 to 24, 2012
It's Heritage Day weekend, lovely people, and whether you're commemorating the day in true South African-style with a lekker braai, or taking part in cultural activities, one thing is for sure, Cape Town is ready to celebrate with you!
Join me at the following events from September 21 to 24, and show your #LoveCapeTown spirit:
Insider's guide to Restaurant Week Cape Town
Foodie-lovers, get ready for Restaurant Week Cape Town from September 22 to 29, 2012!
It's taken the social media world by storm: bite-sized information passed from one internet savvy diner to another and now, I'll let you in on what Restaurant Week is all about.
Fazielah's top three weekday picks in Cape Town for September 17 to 20
Clear skies, creativity and great food are meant to be celebrated in the Mother City.
Join me at the following events and activities from September 17 to 20, 2012:
Tune into Heart 104.9FM for the #LoveCapeTown Day Competition
You have a lot of love for inspirational Cape Town ...
Now, in association with Heart 104.9FM and our valued tourism partners, Cape Town Tourism is giving you the opportunity to show us just how much you love her by offering an unforgettable #LoveCapeTown Day to explore the Mother City like never before.
Fazielah's Top 3 Weekend Picks in Cape Town for September 14 to 16, 2012
Your countdown to a fabulous weekend in the gorgeous Mother City starts now!
Gear up, Cape Town lovers, for 48 hours of rhythmic music, scrumptious food and delicious beer with the following must-attend events:
World Tourism Month deals at Cape Town's top attractions this month
September is World Tourism Month, an annual celebration that highlights the importance of tourism to the economy of Cape Town and this month our focus is on you, our local lovers of the Mother City.
We want you to enjoy all that our beautiful hometown has to offer, for less.
Join us at the iconic attractions Table Mountain, V&A Waterfront, Cape Point and aboard the City Sightseeing Cape Town bus for the following amazing specials and re-discover why Cape Town is such an inspirational place in which to live, work and play:
CTT makes a tasty splash at the TOPS Soweto Wine Festival 2012 in photos
Wine lovers in Johannesburg were delighted by the viticultural information provided by Cape Town Tourism at the TOPS Soweto Wine Festival 2012, held at the University of Johannesburg's Soweto campus from September 6 to 8, 2012.
Fazielah's Top 3 Weekday Picks for September 10 to 13, 2012
It's a brand spanking new week in Cape Town and boy, am I ready to take it on!
Join me at the following events and activities in the Mother City from September 10 to 13, 2012:
Behind the Sushi Bar with Two Oceans Restaurant's Chef Sarawut Sukkowplang
Cape Point's stylish Two Oceans Restaurant recently reopened after extensive renovations. In addition to eye-catching decor that is reflective of the ocean it's named after, the 16-year-old restaurant now also boasts a decadent sushi bar, run by highly skilled chef Sarawut Sukkowplang.
Celebrate spring with the V&A Waterfront
The V&A Waterfront, Cape Town's premier harbour-side shopping destination, is welcoming spring with a series of refreshing experiences and activities from September to November 2012.
Fazielah's Top 3 Weekend Picks for September 7 to 9, 2012
Let's say good riddance to the end of the working week and HELLO to the fabulous weekend in Cape Town, shall we?
Join me at the following re-energizing events and activities from September 7 to 9, 2012 and discover why the Mother City is such an inspirational place to live and play in:
FNB Variété Festival brings world-class acts to Cape Town
This October, Cape Town's vibrant city centre will be transformed into a multi-venue theatre as it plays host to the inaugural FNB Variété Festival, an enticing new initiative from Eddy Cassar Public Relations.
A whale of a tail in Cape Town
Cape Town, a favourite destination among whale watchers, has long been a meeting place not only for our annual migratory visitors, the southern right whale (Eubalaena australis), but also for some others, such as humpback whales and, more recently, orcas, which tend to hunt the common dolphins found in False Bay.
Santa's Story opens at the Fugard Theatre
There is no sweeter or more poignant way to pay tribute to your mother than portraying her on stage in a musical about her life.
This is what opera singer Aviva Pelham does with moving aplomb in the hauntingly beautiful production Santa's Story, which opened at The Fugard Theatre in District Six on Thursday August 30, 2012.
Fazielah's top three weekday picks in Cape Town for September 3 to 6, 2012
Cape Town lovers, welcome to the first week of spring!
Typical of the lovely Mother City, she has a fresh, new line-up of revitalising activities to get you in the mood for the new season.
Join me at the following events this week to discover that the deeper you go into Cape Town, the more beautiful she gets:
Fuad's top unexpected winter experiences in Cape Town
Why should winter have us all indoors, feeling bored and gloomy when we have so much to experience in the Mother City? Here are just a few of the things I love doing during winter:
Fazielah's top three weekend picks for August 31 to September 2, 2012
Let's get the countdown started for the weekend and the end of the chilly season with the following events in Cape Town:
Clifton Shores in Cape Town
Jaw-droppingly beautiful, always camera-ready and charismatic… if ever a city was born to be the star of a reality television series, it would be Cape Town.
Sharing the small screen with four American women who have left the comfort of the United States to work, live and play in our hometown, the Mother City makes her turn on television as the location for the hit new series, Clifton Shores.
Masque Theatre brings drama to Muizenberg
The marvellous Masque Theatre has been bringing drama and the arts to the magical shores of Muizenberg for more than 50 years but what exactly inspired the creation of this theatrical venue?
Red Hot Chili Peppers set for Cape Town
It's official: award-winning rock band Red Hot Chili Peppers are set to rock the Mother City's world at the Cape Town Stadium in Green Point on Tuesday February 5, 2013.


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My name is Randy Lutz, currently living in Providence, RI. I'm the Sports Editor for www.rhodynews.com, and I'm also a business consultant who has just finished wrapping up an accounting degree. I've been a huge sports guy my whole life, beginning with participation in town sports leagues and continuing on through now, as a sideline reporter at Boston Celtic and PC Friars games, as well as handling the sports reporting for the region in general (semi-pro sports, general interest stuff).
My business is to be highly analytical, and this often flows over into my writing. I'll rarely post anything without statistical backup, and I'll often break down the statistics a great deal. My financial background also often helps to understand complex issues with things like CBA's, salary cap implications, tax implications of certain moves, things of this nature. I attend most home games of both the Celtics and Providence Friars, and therefore may contribute from time to time on basketball blogs throughout the site.
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I first fell in love with the Patriots during their 1996 Superbowl game against the Packers. I remember listening to Jam'n 94.5 out of Boston (I was into hip-hop as a kid, not so much these days, more a BCN guy now) and listening to their daily practical joke. They had open calls for Packers fans to win something, challenged one to run through the neighborhood with nothing but a cheesehead on. At the end of the day, there was no actual prize for him, just a neighbor with a camera waiting in his driveway, lol. The real defining moment as a football fan for me however, was the Superbowl send-off party (if you will). Basically, this was a little get together the day before the Patriots left for the big game, where all the Pats players showed up and thousands of Pats fans showed up to send them off right. Me, I showed up with some friends something like 2 hours early. Our dedication was rewarded with front row "seats" (everyone was standing though) to the event. We heard guys like Drew Bledsoe, Sam Gash, and Curtis Martin get to the mic and thank the fans for their support-and we were only feet from them! At that moment, I knew the Pats were "my team". Fortunately for me this was a great time to discover Boston sports (I know it was late, but hey-my parents weren't really sports people. I played growing up but we never really went to any games, or even watched them at home, mostly I just played a lot). After all, we all know how the last 15 years or so has gone for the Boston sports fan.
For that 15 years my life has brought me many different places. Several years ago it brought me to Gillette Stadium, where I worked as a sophomore in college restocking concession stands on the concourse throughout the week after a home game (and some during the game, but not too bad, mostly just kegs of beer and ice). The experience was wonderful. I was able to stand field side for a lot of games. I stood in the tunnel as Tedy Bruschi made his heroic return from heart issues against the Bills. I remember the following week walking through the tunnels past Peyton, Eli, and Archie Manning as they prepared for Peyton to play the Pats on MNF. I watched Vinatieri and Colvin bet as to whether Colvin could kick a FG or not (he couldn't). In short, that was one of the greatest jobs I've ever had, and brought me even closer with the team I'd laid claim to all those years ago.
Most recently my son has brought me even closer to the Patriots. He's 5 years old now, and suffers from Cerebral Palsy (suffer is not really the right word though, not for a kid with a smile like his 24/7). Last year we brought him to Pats training camp and we were able to meet both Tom Brady and Randy Moss, who both posed for pictures with my son and signed his leg braces. It's now my dream to finagle a way for my son to hang out with Tom Brady and his son for a day. It's also my son's dream who tells me everyday he wants to play trucks with Tom Brady's little boy. Someday...
That's enough about me, noone came here to read about me, they came to read about the Pats, and here that's what you'll get. You'll get the local feeling about the Patriots, you'll get updates, you'll get previews, you'll get reviews, and you'll get pure, unadultured (and sometimes unedited!) opinion on your New England Patriots because these days they're not just "my team" any longer, these days I'm working hard to help interest you, keep you up to date on news, keep you in touch, and ultimately make them "your team" as well if they're not already.
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Natural gas, which became widely available with the building of a pipeline infrastructure after World War II, had developed into the leading fuel by 1960. Its acceptance resulted in part from its versatility--unlike oil, it can power appliances such as clothes washers and dryers, ovens, ranges and outdoor grills. Because it comes primarily from U.S. and Canadian fields, natural gas is also less vulnerable than oil is to war and embargo. Oil remains the predominant fuel in a few areas, such as New England, where natural-gas pipelines have not yet thoroughly penetrated. Oil users in many regions have the advantage of being able to lock in the price of a season's supply and, in contrast to most gas users, can easily change their supplier.
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I just spent all day sectioning off a section of my garage with a wooden frame and polythene wrapped around it, to get it ready for shaping my first board. I also built my stands.
I watched shaping 101 and glassing 101 a coupe of weeks ago and went out and got my tools and materials that I'll need. I've just ordered my blank, resin glass etc. and cant wait t get underway!
I'm gonna make a 6'8 fatboy shortboard, kinda like a replica of one of my boards.
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Marylou "Granna" Johnson
Marylou "Granna" Johnson of Susanville, Calif. passed away Dec. 26, 2011 after a short illness, with her family at her side.
She was born March 7, 1928 in Cleveland, Ohio. Granna moved to Quincy, Calif., in 1962. In 1964, as a single parent, she went to work at Plumas District Hospital, in the kitchen, then as a CNA. She studied and challenged the LVN test. Marylou also challenged the X-ray board; she then became an X-ray technician. She worked 29 years for Plumas District Hospital.
Marylou is preceded in death by her sons, Bertal Thomas Johnson II and Eugene Edward Johnson; grandson Jason Robert Johnson; and granddaughter Jordyn Montana Johnson.
She was a fantastic seamstress. She enjoyed cooking and the Food Network. She enjoyed watching the grandchildren and the great-grandchildren play. She is survived by her daughter Rebecca, of Susanville; grandson Justin Johnson, of Zanesville, Ohio, Jared and Marjorie, of Fullerton, Calif., Jonathan, of Tucson, Ariz.; granddaughter Jessica and Jake Fogal, of Susanville.
Service was held at 11 a.m. Dec. 29, 2011 with graveside at East Lawn Cemetery in Quincy, Calif. A Memorial Service was held at 3 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 29, 2011 LDS Church in Susanville.
Virginia Summers Morales
Nov. 15, 1923 – Dec. 19, 2011
Born in Bishop, Calif., on Nov. 15, 1923, Virginia Summers Morales passed away Dec. 19, 2011, in Susanville, Calif.
Virginia is survived by her daughter, Ginny L. Morales of Susanville, and a brother, Wilford (Buddy) Summers, of Bishop.
Virginia was preceded in death by her husband, Duane Shine Morales on June 4, 1982; sisters, Barbara Hess Willis, of Bishop, and Justine "Pid" Harrington, of Bishop; and brother Stan Summers, of Bishop.
Virginia was the daughter of Tom and Marjorie Summers, of Bishop. Her daughter and family would like to thank all of her family and friends who helped make her life complete.
A visitation was held Thursday, Dec.22, 2011 at Walton's Colonial Mortuary in Susanville. A graveside memorial service was held Dec. 23, 2011, at the Diamond Crest Cemetery. A Celebration of Life followed the service.
L.B. "Bert" Nereim
L.B. "Bert" Nereim was born March 30, 1926 in Day County, South Dakota. He attended Homer Township Rural Grade School, graduated from Langford High School, Langford, S.D. class of 1944. He attended Washington State University, in Pullman, Wash.
He was preceded in death by his wife Claris; one son, Douglas; two brothers, one sister and both parents.
He was married Sept. 12, 1955 to Claris J. Gifford in Virginia City, Nev., and he served in the U.S. Navy during World War II.
A member of the Lutheran Church, former member of the Auburn Washington Elks Club, former member of the Coast to Coast Million Dollar Club and a charter member of the Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity of Washington State University.
He owned and operated two Coast to Coast Hardware Stores in Auburn, Wash. before moving to Susanville, Calif. in 1978 where he owned and operated another Coast to Coast Hardware Store until 1990.
He is survived by two daughters, Jacqueline McMillin, of Medford, Ore. and Patricia Nereim Larsen, of Susanville; one granddaughter, Myriah McMillin; and two grandsons, Ian and Kyle Potter.
Viewing is scheduled from 4 to 8 p.m. Friday, Jan. 6, 2012 at Walton's Colonial Chapel. A service will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 7 at Walton's, and burial will follow at Janesville Cemetery.
Juana (Lepe) Zinn
Our mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, friend and hero passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by her family on Dec. 23, 2011.
She was born March 8, 1934 in Reno, Nev. A Sparks native, she graduated from Sparks High and Reno Business College with a degree in business. She worked for Wells Fargo in Reno and Care West in Susanville.
After raising her seven children, she went to work for the California Correctional Center where she retired after 14 years.
She was an avid bowler and thoroughly enjoyed watching her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren participate in all sports. She enjoyed Tai-Chi and donated her time to the thrift shop. She was a member of the Sacred Heart Women's Auxiliary. She never knew a stranger, and greeted everyone with a smile, a smile you could see in her eyes. Her family was most important to her.
She is survived by her brother Victor (Vicky) Macias, of Reno, Nev.; children Rita Phillips, Karen Simon, of Sparks, Carol Bauveit, Gary Zinn, Dan Zinn, of Susanville and Robert (Kristina) Zinn, of Paradise, Calif.; 11 grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren and her "baby" Scooter (dog).
She was preceded in death by her son, Bradley James Zinn; mother Antonia Macias, fathers Ralph Rodriquez, Calisto Macias; and sister, Esperanza Rodriguez.
Services were held Friday, Dec. 30, 2011 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Susanville, with reception following at Monsignor Moran Hall. Internment will be at a later date at Our Mother of Sorrows Cemetery, of Reno, Nev.
In lieu of flowers please donate to the AIDS, Kidney or Lupis Foundation in her name.
Carla Hensley
Carla Hensley, 69, of Quincy, died Dec. 24, 2011 in Chico, Calif.
Grover Douglas White, Sr.
Grover Douglas White, Sr., 88, died Dec. 27, 2011 in Herlong, Calif. He was born Aug. 4, 1923 in Winnsboro, La.
Grover is survived by his sons, Grover, Jr. and Gloria White, of Herlong, and James and Benita White, of Sacramento, Calif.; daughter, Georgetta Thomas, of Cleveland, Ohio; and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
A funeral service was held at 10 a.m. Monday, Jan. 2, 2012 at the First Baptist Church of Herlong with burial to follow at Diamond Crest Cemetery in Susanville.
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Man admits to game store spree BY BRETT HAMBRIGHT, Staff Writer
A homeless man admitted Tuesday to a spree of armed robberies at local video game stores in June 2011.
Anthony Charles Landi pleaded guilty to six felony robberies over a 20-day spree that had area business owners on edge as police searched for the brazen thief.
Some of the robberies occurred during daylight hours with customers in the stores; others happened just before store closings. A gun was displayed each time.
Four games stores and two other shops were targeted. Landi took more than $3,600 in cash, police reported.
Lancaster County Judge James Cullen accepted the guilty plea and will sentence the 26-year-old on March 22.
Assistant District Attorney Christine Wilson, lead prosecutor, reserved comment for sentencing. Landi, represented by attorney John Churchville, did the same.
Court documents indicate Landi's motive was to obtain drug money; police said they found a spoon on Landi that tested positive for heroin residue.
He admitted to robberies at the following locations in Manheim, East Lampeter and East Hempfield townships:
n GameStop, 1320 Lititz Pike, June 6.
n Turkey Hill, 1991 State Road, June 8.
n GameStop, 2405 Covered Bridge Drive, June 13.
n GameStop, 2040 Fruitville Pike, June 20.
n Play N Trade, 1601 Manheim Pike, June 24.
n The Framery, 1912 Fruitville Pike, June 28.
Following the final robbery, Landi was arrested at Kmart, 1890 Fruitville Pike, Manheim Township.
Police said they found Landi's backpack, containing a black pellet gun, in the store. Police also found $79 in Landi's pocket, the same amount stolen from The Framery.
Kmart surveillance footage showed that Landi had put on a different colored T-shirt after entering the store's vestibule area, police said.
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velour jogging suits and such.
one of the benefits of being a photographer, is having photographer friends.
and what's a bunch of photographer friends supposed to do when they get together?
why, take pictures of each other...of course.
{photo taken by sarah bray}
i am by no means, comfortable in front of the camera...but it's good to have photos of yourself.
if not for you, then for your kids.
i would love to have more photos of my mom and dad...back in their early years.
the ones i do have are few and far between, but i do treasure those.
they are fun to look at.
and i could definitely blackmail my dad with those heinous moustache photos.
{photo taken by sarah bray}
having photos of myself is also a good reminder that i do know how to rock more than just my velour jogging suits and slippers.
i mean, don't get me wrong...i can rock those great and all, but i do own more than that.
{photo taken by jessica regan}
a simple reminder now and then, is always nice.
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Received my sour apple protein bars in the mail and headed to to the store to pick up some omega 3 added peanut butter and some honey. All the way home I was excited to try this stuff out. I normally don't have any fruit flavored stuff, but I always welcome it. Got a pot to mix it as I dont have any large bowls and threw all the ingredients in. It smelled delicious. I founded I needed a little extra water to get it to the texture I personally wanted. Others will probably do better with the exact amount. I then decided to not make bars but make cookies. I found out I needed exactly 64 grams to per cookie to make it the way I wanted it to be and laid them out on a baking sheet and stuck them in the fridge. 2 hours later they came back and they were not hard but moist and delicious. They were kind of the texture of a homemade cookie out of the oven. The awesome part was I customized them with honey and peanut butter to match my fat and carb macros i needed and just take an extra scoop of protein to match my extra protein needs.
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Ok, maybe this was covered already, but I just noticed (lol!) that these are no longer the standard Marines in ACE. um....what happened?
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might it have to do with the fact that I have the steam version so I have to run combined ops as a mod?
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Yeah, It's not an addon conflict, and it's not my launch parameters, so is it a Steam thing or are they no longer part of ace by default?


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London is now such a bright, electric place, so different from the London of the Sixties, gloomy and depressing (apart from the pop & rock music of the time, which was absolutely fantastic: the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, The Shadows, The Animals, The Who, The Kinks, Donovan, Pink Floyd etc. Wow!)
I remember a melancholy evening at Piccadilly Circus, August 1967 I think. It had been such a rainy day I was wondering why the hell I had decided to spend my much-awaited vacation in such a horrid climate. Suddenly this guy came up to me asking cautiously if I wanted any blue movie. His face was so unusual since he was weirdly blonde but with dark skin, this dirty offer making him look even more equivocal (the colour combination struck me: I had seen only black Africans so far but surely no blonde guys like that.)
Well, that ambiguous person's episode in Piccadilly Circus became in my young mind like the symbol of a society I found decadent, unmoving, traditionalist: everything looked old and demodé (cars, doors and windows handles, and those incredibly small wooden houses with two floors and wooden creaky stairs.)
Italian society was instead very active and inventive at that time (see pictures above and below.) It had recently experienced its post-war economic boom together with Germany and Japan: the three big losers of WW2 had economies weirdly blooming, while the winners (in Europe) were stagnating.
Italy for instance was Europe's China in some ways (although on a smaller scale) and produced very good (and cheap) products which swept the European and World markets. Italian cars, it is an example, were both inexpensive and excellent and were sold everywhere, from Europe to Russia and India.
London now, quite reversely, is not any more annihilated by the loss of her empire and is so future-oriented. Such a great capital again, London! Italy instead, struggling desperately to be inventive again is ending up in just stagnation.
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Since February is upon us and it is Valentine's Day, let's take a moment to reassess some iconic "romantic gestures" for what they really are.


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We stopped by this hotel to take a quick look to Huatulco. The hotel is a walk distance to the harbor, it has a nice pool and the staff is really kind but not so helpful with locations. The rooms are another story, a weird one. We stayed in a room almost at the top floor (no elevator), and the... More
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I mean lets be honest here. This "free dlc"
Of all the things included, most of them are what normal devs consider a patch to fix problems.
The weapons and whatnot are dlc, the matchmaking system, is a patch.
(should be done now.)
One map? Thats dlc. The ability to mute people is a patch.
(should be done now).
New items/persk? Thats dlc. The ability to join ingame is a patch.
(should be done now).
You see the difference? I care very little for these devs, but being so stupid as to call things that should be fixed as soon as possible "DLC" and then prolonging the release of said dlc till a month after release.......is just bad.