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Hot Spring Heaven
If your willing to drive a couple of hours through awesome scenery to Ourey, you will come accross a great little town with some of the best hot springs in Colorado. The town itself is a small treasure, it has small shops ranging from souvenirs to homemade treasures, treats and ice cream. But, you'll think you've died and gone to heaven if you take the time to soak in the natural mineral pools. There are several locations to choose from. We found that Ourey hot springs on the right before you get into town to be the most relaxing if you are a couple without kids. They offer several pools and have very well maintained gardens, as well as private tubs at no addtional cost. They also provide complementary beverages and snacks, not to mention the full locker room. Do be advised that this is a clothing optional hot spring. This does not mean you have to go naked, but others will be. If you feel more comfortable there are public pools in town where suits are required at all times. Take a short drive through Ourey and go up Red Mountain Pass, you won't be disappointed.
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Hiking the Inner Canyon
There are NO maintained or MARKED trails into the inner canyon. Routes are difficult to follow, and only individuals in excellent physical condition should attempt these hikes. Hikers are expected to find their own way and to be prepared for self-rescue.
Wilderness permits are required for accessing the inner canyons, they are free. See the website for more information...
- Hiking and Walking
- National/State Park
- Photography
Hiking the North Rim
Chasm View Nature Trail
Moderate - 1/3 mile round trip
Trail is located at the end of the one-way campground loop.
North Chasm View, some 1800 feet above the river and views of Painted Wall and Serpent Point.
North Vista Trail
Moderate to Exclamation Point - 3 miles round trip
Strenuous to Green Mountain - 7 miles round trip
Constructed by volunteers for Outdoor Colorado, the North Vista Trail offers some of the best scenic views and birding in the Park.
Start this trail at the North Rim Ranger Station.
Deadhorse Trail
Easy to moderate - 5 miles round trip
This trail offers good views of Deadhorse gulch and East Portal on the Gunnison River.
Park at the Kneeling Camel Overlook and walk a few yards east to a spur road that leads to the old Ranger Station. The trail, actually an old service road, begins here.
- Photography
- National/State Park
- Hiking and Walking
Hiking on the South Rim
Rim Rock Nature Trail
Moderate - self guided - 1 mile round trip
The trailhead is near the entrance to Campground Loop C and ends at the Tomichi Point Overlook.
Oak Flat Loop Trail
Strenuous - 2 miles round trip - narrow and steep
Hikes the rim, not the challening drop to the river.
The trail begins near the Visitor Center.
Cedar Point Nature Trail
Easy - 2/3 mile round trip
Visible is the famous Painted Wall, the tallest cliff in Colorado (2,250 ft)
Warner Point Nature Trail
Moderate - 1.5 miles round trip
For a detailed guide of flora and points of interest, "explore" this guidebook...available on his website...Warner Point Nature Trail Guide
For more information on these trails, visit the park's website
- Hiking and Walking
- Photography
- National/State Park
Round the bend into a whole new world
There is a small trail along the left side of the river out the far end of the campground. You would think it ends at the bend, but take the time to look a little closer. It winds around the bend, hugging close to the Canyon wall. It gives you the opportunity to view the river and Canyon undisturbed for the most part. You may see some fly fishers, but they tend to be quiet and they're also in the middle of the river. The birds are swooping down to catch the bugs off the river and it is a very serene and peaceful experience.
- Fishing
- National/State Park
- Hiking and Walking
go to the north rim
we visited the north rim which is less touristic forst and then drove all the way to the south rim (it is a really long drive)
if u have time for only one of them - u must go to the north rim - much nicer views there and less people (only thing - road is worse than the south rim but thats ok)
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The meaning of Brenden is "prince".
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Presentations on GlassFish and Java EE 5 at JavaPolis 2005
JavaPolis 2005 conference will take place Dec 12-16 in Antwerp, Belgium, and I will be attending it. This will be my first time at JavaPolis, and I am all excited to be there. I have heard lots of good things about the conference: seems like a small conference with high-quality speakers and attendees. I guess my only gripe is the time of the year: I wish it was a couple of months sooner; that would have made it pleasant, weather-wise. But I guess the positive side is that we will get more work done this way, and focus more on the conference itself, instead of on distractions like sight-seeing.
I will be presenting on two topics:
- Friday, Dec 16, 3:30pm-4:30pm: Java EE 5: How the Next Version of the J2EE Platform Greatly Simplifies the Development of Web-enabled Enterprise Applications
- Thursday, Dec 15, 3:30pm-4:30pm: GlassFish Community: Building An Open Source Java Application Server for the Java EE 5 Platform.
If you are going to the conference, and would like to meet up, drop me an email, or just show up at either of the sessions. It would be great to exchange ideas about how Java EE 5 and project GlassFish are affecting the world of enterprise Web applications.
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BANGOR, Maine (NEWS CENTER)-- Penobscot Community Health Care will be ending the pediatric dental residency program. PCHCtold NEWS CENTER Tuesday that it will be ending the program this summer to allow the current dental residents in the program finish a full year of training. The issue, among many,too few kids were showing up to get dental care at PCHC.
The residency program started in 2009 with a$700,000 federal grant. The grant was supposed to help start the program along with a general practice residency.
Dental Director Philip Higgins with PCHC said, "It became clear to us over the lasteighteen months that the program was not sustainable in the present form. The cost of doing the operational side of the program gave us significant issues that we needed to address."
Currently, there are eight residences enrolled in the pediatric dentistry program. The non-profit will continue the program at least until the summer when the second year residents would graduate. The program is a partnership with Lutheran Medical Center based in New York. It will be up to the medical center to decide whether or not the first year students will continue their residency at PCHC or be transferred to another program location.
Jonathan Shenkin with Augusta Pediatric Dentistry said, "I can see them believing that this was a great opportunity but at the same time the number of patients that you would need to maintain a program of that size is much larger than what exists."
Dr. Higgins tells me there are a couple barriers which kept them from sustaining the program. A lot of the kids are from low income families andmany have a hard time getting to appointments with their parents unable to take time off work.
In addition, parents not taking part in preventative care but coming in when their child has a toothache or a situation that requires immediate attention. The cost of having educators to teach the residents is also costly to the non-profit organization.
"Because we are paid on an encounter bases we need to make sure the patients get to their appointments. If they don't get to their appointments no encounter takes place and of course there's no fee that can charge for," said Higgins.
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VOTERS in northwest Oklahoma City's Ward 1 have the chance to send an excellent public servant back to the city council by re-electing Gary Marrs on Tuesday. Marrs, 66, is in a runoff with James Greiner, 31. Those two emerged from a three-person race in the March 5 primary.
Marrs has given a lot to the community during his nine years on the council, and before that during his 30-year career with the Oklahoma City Fire Department, which included a stint as chief. Greiner is a fine, energetic young man whose willingness to serve in a time-consuming, low-paying job speaks well of his character.
Like the best members of the council, Marrs works not only for his ward but for the whole city. He's mindful of infrastructure challenges in his sprawling ward but is eager to help MAPS 3 blossom and for the city to continue economic development efforts that help it grow. He's earned another term.
Ward 7 incumbent Skip Kelly, 63, also faces a runoff. His opponent is John A. Pettis Jr., 30, in the northeast-side ward.
Turnout for the primary was extremely light. Council members are critical in deciding the city's course. These seats are important. Voters in Ward 1 and Ward 7 should treat them as such on Tuesday by going to the polls.
A major decision
The MAPS 3 convention center offers an example of the important role city council members play in Oklahoma City. Voters approved the idea of spending $250 million on the facility, which will be built just west of Chesapeake Energy Arena. Still to be decided is whether to build a 600-room hotel, and if so where to put it. Architects provided the council with three design options this week. Two had the hotel attached to the convention center. A third placed the hotel a short distance away. Each proposal has its pros and cons, and ultimately it'll be up to the council to make the final call on whether to proceed with a hotel. The city's convention and tourism director says the hotel is a must if the new convention center is to succeed. This decision will have major ramifications for the city not just in the short term but for years to come.
Rising star
U.S. Rep. James Lankford, R-Oklahoma City, has gone from being an unknown candidate in a crowded primary to a national figure. Evidence of his growing influence can be seen in a recent profile published in Roll Call, a newspaper dedicated to congressional coverage. The article notes that Lankford's role as chairman of the Republican Policy Committee has made him a crucial link between House leadership and rank-and-file members. This gives Lankford — and, therefore, Oklahoma — considerable influence over future debates on immigration, transportation, and education. Lankford's demeanor is credited with building good relations in Congress while remaining true to conservative philosophy. "I want us to be known more for what we represent and what we stand for than the volume with which we say it," Lankford said. Oklahomans can be proud to have a congressman who proves that influence isn't incompatible with humility and thoughtfulness.
Saving money
Cash reserves held by state governments are near the highest levels seen since 2008. According to February's certification, Oklahoma is on pace to have $660.8 million in its Rainy Day Fund by July, a record. Across the country, the National Association of State Budget Officers reports that state rainy day funds now equal 9 percent of general fund tax revenue. The policy question is whether to spend any of that money. Gov. Mary Fallin has been reluctant to tap Rainy Day funds, saying we should "preserve that as much as possible." Her views are echoed by governors in Michigan and Tennessee who want to add money to state savings, not spend it. In most states, special-interests groups argue the funds should be depleted to restore spending cuts made during the recession. Policymakers must carefully weigh the merits of achieving short-term gains at the potential expense of long-term financial planning.
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Kristen Bell/Princess Anna Leave 'Frozen' Voicemail For Girl Battling Cancer
Plus, Bell makes the 'Frozen' fan an honorary princess of Arendelle.
Plus, Bell makes the 'Frozen' fan an honorary princess of Arendelle.
'Once Upon a Time' execs explained everything we need to know about the upcoming 'Frozen' plotline -- and why Kristen Bell and Idina Menzel aren't involved.
Things are tough all over...just ask Mary Poppins.
It was hard enough to believe that in March of 2013 'Veronica Mars' finally dusted off its chances at a big-screen adaptation, even harder now to think that 2014 will finally see the fan-funded film hit theaters. After months of waiting, the first full trailer for the 'Veronica Mars' movie has arrived, chock full of old favorites, new mysteries and characters, and more than a few punches to throw!
The long-awaited big-screen version of the cult classic TV show "Veronica Mars" hits theaters March 14 and stars Kristen Bell in the title role...
Thanks to the Supreme Court, it was a big day for gay rights in America today -- not only can California resume marrying gay couples, the federal government must now bestow gay married couples the same list of 1000+ benefits that married straight couples get.
This means it's also a big day for all those celebrity couples who've said they wouldn't marry until their gay compatriots had the same rights they have.
First up? Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard.
We've been doing our best to keep up with the 'Veronica Mars' movie, which so far as we know has yet to actually enter production, but certainly won't be doing so without some of its most recognizable stars. The latest to sign on for the fan-funded feature is that of fan-favorite Tina Majorino's hacker extraordinaire, Cindy "Mac" Mackenzie, along with a host of familiar faces.
Dax Shepard and fiancee Kristin Bell have some major issues with having Justin Bieber as a neighbor.
Last week Kristen Bell became a household name after appearing on Ellen and telling the story of meeting a sloth on her birthday. That video has gotten over 8 million views on YouTube...


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Yorktown and Nyack knew the stakes. Although their meeting wasn't exactly a win-and-you're-in scenario, both understood a loss would likely erase them from the crowded and clouded Class A playoff picture altogether.
Faced with that pressure, Yorktown emerged in the second half of a tightly contested game Friday and spoiled Nyack's homecoming, winning 23-14 at MacCalman Field.
"It's humongous," said 'Huskers coach Mike Rescigno, whose team finishes next week with winless Pelham. "We were the No. 3 (ranked) team coming into the season. We were expected to beat everybody ranked below us. ...


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What did you do for dinner last night? Sushi and a Law & Order marathon? Date night at that new Italian restaurant?
Whatever it was, unless you had $40,000 to spare for night on the town, you probably missed out on the fundraising dinner Jay Z and Beyoncé hosted for President Obama at J's 40/40 in NYC. Which means you missed out on Barack waxing poetic on his relationship with the entertainment power duo:
"To J and B, thank you so much for your friendship. Beyoncé could not be a better role model for my girls."
Not that Sasha and Malia are really short on people to look up to, but it's true! Bey really is a great role model. She's talented, hard working, socially-conscious, and a devoted mother, daughter, sister, and wife. Plus, you know, she's a big fan of their mom. And speaking of Michelle, Obama quipped that he and his host Jay Z actually have a lot in common:
"We both have daughters and our wives are more popular than we are. So, you know, we've got a little bond there. It's hard but it's okay."
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Album Rating: 2.5 | Sound OffIt's like a less cuuute version of (everything else they've done)
I like High Fidelity, but I don't like Say Anything. And I mean Say Anything the band, not the movie. In conclusion, I question the summary and John Cusack has made some alright films.
Album Rating: 4.5I agree with pretty much everything, other than Cemetery being okay. It's my favorite besides perhaps Eloise.
Album Rating: 4.5Have the chance to see them with Eisley this weekend...kind of broke but idk...
Album Rating: 4.0I saw them last weekend. It was pretty much the band playing and max's voice getting overpowered by the crowd. From what I could hear though, he was spot on. Overall a very fun show. The songs they played off this were all very good.
Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound OffI realize i probably should have written about how much different this album was conceptually than In Defense of the Genre and even Is a Real Boy. hmmm. next time, champ
Album Rating: 4.5Way to be on top of things stupid-ass.
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Offyou're no witch, you're no wench, you're like bjork with better fashion sense
Album Rating: 4.0I dunno, I like the lyrics to cemetery so..
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My disgusting heart from a lump of clay
When he asks what got me through
When he asks me, it was you"
Album Rating: 4.5Cemetery is def my least fav
Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off"if they ask me, i'm with you" might be my favourite lyric of 2009
keep forgetting to get this. for getting's sake, i'll remember tomorrow
i dont know what to think
Album Rating: 4.0Yup, still spinning this daily.
Album Rating: 4.0This is what we play in the darkroom during Photo
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Mr. Stephen Skiles
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- MFA, Acting, Ohio University
Stephen Skiles is the Director of Theatre and an assistant professor in the Department of Music and Theatre at Xavier University. He teaches courses in acting, directing, improvisation, script analysis and theatre history. During his time at Xavier, he has directed such productions as Assassins, Sweeney Todd, Urinetown: The Musical, Hairspray, Much Ado About Nothing and Two Rooms. This spring he is directing Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew, and Mozart's The Impressario.
He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in theatre from Hanover College and received his Master of Fine Arts in acting from Ohio University's Professional Actor Training Program. He completed further study at the Royal Shakespeare Institute (in conjunction with the Royal Shakespeare Company). His teachers include Ed Stern, Barbara Redmond, Mark Monday, Laura Parrotti, Tom Evans and Charles Towers.
Prior to Xavier, Skiles served as the Chair of Theatre and Dance at Sinclair College and was assistant professor and holder of the Paul Daum Professorship at The University of Akron. He has also taught for Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, The University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music Prep Program and was the Drama Director at Anderson High School.
In addition to teaching, Skiles is a professional actor and director, working in regional theatres across the country including Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, The Kentucky Shakespeare Festival, The Ohio Shakespeare Festival, The Bang and the Clatter Theatre, Weathervane Playhouse, The Cleveland Play House, The Phoenix Theatre, Monomoy Theatre and Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati. He was also a founding member and actor of the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. He is an active member of Actors' Equity Association and an associate member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.


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When the huge Roman Empire fell, new countries sprang up mostly ruled by their own kings. It was important for these kings to show their newly-gained power by doing things like leading their people in war, or even just by issuing new coins with their names on.
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Shenandoah vs. Oberlin
March 12, 2005
|Stephen Mayor
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|Martin Carlson
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|Paul Evancoe
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|Sam Johnson
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|Theodore Rogers
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|John Schaefer
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|Ian Dias
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|Bryan Harfenist
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|David Schlussman
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|Will Jaffee
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|WINCHESTER, Va. - Shenandoah University battled back from a five-goal first quarter deficit and got a goal from sophomore Martin Carlson with 53 seconds to play in overtime Saturday afternoon to defeat visiting Oberlin 12-11.
Shenandoah (1-0) won its season opener for the first time in four seasons with the comeback victory over Oberlin (0-2). The OT win also grabs a measure of revenge for the one-goal win by the Yeomen last season at Oberlin.
Both teams had excellent chances in the OT, but SU benefited from a 30-second pushing call against Oberlin's David Schlussman with 1:05 to play in the extra session. Shenandoah called time-out and eventually got the ball behind the goal to set up a man-up play.
Senior Paul Evancoe drove right-handed from behind the goal and dumped the ball to Carlson just above goal-line extended. Carlson ripped his shot over OC keeper Jared Pickard's left shoulder, giving the Hornets the victory.
Carlson's goal, his fourth of the game, capped the five-goal comeback. Oberlin scored the first four goals of the game and led 6-2 after 15 minutes of play. A Schlussman tally extended the margin to 7-2 before Shenandoah reeled off six straight goals to take an 8-7 lead by the 9:16 mark of the third.
Freshman Stephen Mayor did most of the damage in this run; he had four of his game high seven goals as SU took its first lead of the game.
The two teams stayed within a goal of one another until the Hornets scored the first goal of the fourth to take an 11-9 lead, but the Yeomen answered with the final two goals of regulation, the last with 3:06 left, to send the contest into overtime.
SU had just three players score goals: Mayor had seven, Carlson four and Sam Johnson one. Bryan Harfenist led OC with five goals while Ian Dias chipped in four.


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Atari 8-bit Computer Demon Attack (1982) – Full Boxed Edition (all the old crap in my attic)
By Jeff Fulton
Today we are going to take a look at one of a small handful of Atari 8-bit computer game cartridges that I have stowed in my attic. This time the game is Demon Attack, one of the most popular Atari 2600 games, but this version is for the Atari computers. Without a translator disk, this will not work on an XL or XE computer.
Originally released in 1982, this is the original Atari 8-bit Computer version of Demon Attack - Full Boxed Edition. Rob Fulop was the original designer / programmer for the Atari 2600 version, while Dave Johnson is credited with coding effort on this version.
There were many fewer of these produced for the Atari computers than for the 2600, but it is essentially the exact same game. It is an excellent title for both systems. It was also released for these systems (according to Wikipedia): Commodore VIC-20, Commodore 64, Intellivision, Odyssey², PC Booter, Texas Instruments TI-99/4A, TRS-80.
Below this comprehensive set of photos of the un-boxing, you will find you-tube videos to compare some of the various versions.
Video of just the Atari 8-bit computer edition (by Highretrogamelord89):
A comparison of the 2600 and Intellivision versions (by IntellivisionDude)
Super Demon Attack for the Ti-994a (niceandgames)
Next time I'll be tackling cassette from my collection by the band the Jam.
Atari 8-bit Computer Games Played with The Syzygy Company's new Classic 2 USB Stick
I received a review version the the new Syzygy Company's Classic Atari 2600 stick a couple months ago. It was right as my mom was going in and out of the hospital, so I didn't get a chance to review it them, but now I have a little extra time, so I can do a nice little write up. First of all, these are awesome, so go buy one if you play any emulated Atari, C=64, ST, or Amiga games on your PC or Mac.
This version of the Classic USB Stick is slightly different than the original from a few years back. it's sturdier (I broke the first version and re-glued it back together like 25 times but it always continued to work), and it actually comes in two pieces. The stick screws into the base. I'm not sure why, but it does makes it easier to send in the mail. I think it makes for easy replacing too.
So, now, on to the games. There are some very good classic Atari 8-bit computer joystick crunchers that need a good 8-position stick rather than a set of emulated keys, an analog stick or a D-Pad. Here how each fared while testing on the Altirra Emulator.
Pac Man
Control in Pacman is judged by how well the on-screen avatar will "corner" at quick speeds. I don't think this version has ever had the best cornering capability, but the USB Stick does a pretty good job of emulating the arcade action. It's not quite as precise as the arcade cabinet, but it does work much better than an analog stick or the cursor keys. To better test the stick, I next tried MS. Pacman, which was a much better conversion for all systems.
Ms. Pacman
Now this is more like it. The cornering and control is much more precise than in the original and is a joy to play. I'm not certain why the original doesn't work as well, but it was one of the first games available by Atari for the computers, so maybe the joystick routines were improved by the time Ms. Pacman was released.
Donkey Kong
Again, just as with Ms. Pacman, this title really shines with an 8-ways stick. It is one of the best home versions on Donkey Kong (one of only a small handful to have all 4 original screens), but it is also a technical marvel given the small size (16k cart rom). Running, jumping, turning around at speed, and everything else needed to have "Jumpman" save his girl is easily accomplished with the spot on controls.
Berzerk, especially the Emulated versions, requires very precise control. The kind of control that only a classic era joystick can provide. This because you need almost pixel perfect screen placement to shoot and dodge around the corners as the enemy robots are seriously viscous and will stop at nothing to "KILL THE HUMANOID". The Atari 8-bit version of the game is excellent, containing all of the speech, graphics, speed and arcade awesomeness of the original arcade version. The USB Stick holds up just as well as the conversion, offering precise screen positioning as well as firing.
The new Syzygy Company's Classic Atari 2600 stick is more than worth the currently discounted price of $15.99. It is well constructed, and above all else, mimics old-skool controls so well, you will think you are playing on the original hardware.
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So, I have been knocking around the idea of making some games that mimic the old Atari computer aesthetic in both graphics and sounds. These games will just be for fun and they will probably be just game starters - single level game to demonstrate or duplicate a game type. It might be a retro game or even a new style game, but being a complete and total Atari 800 nerd, I thought it would be fun to make the games look like they were built to run on the old Atari 8-bit computers.
I have not yet started the scrolling shooter that was going to be my first game (will it be in Flash, HTML5, Corona, or something else), but to get my creative ideas flowing, I decided to try and find some Atascii tables on the internet (I did, at http://joyfulcoder.net/atascii/) and turn them into 3 png tile sheets: an 8x8, a 16x16, and a 32 x 32 set of the full 256 characters (including inverse video). I thought it would be fun to make games using these. I figured that I would share them with anyone who wanted to use them.
To make it interesting, the first person who uses these tiles (go ahead and be creative and color them any way you like) to make a decent version of Star Castle (in any language you prefer, as long as I can play it on my PC (browser or not) will get a complimentary signed copy of the new version of our book. I only have a single copy to give away though. This is NOT a contest or any type. I just want to encourage creativity in any way I can.
A young Chris Crawford teaches the Magic of Atari 8-bit computer graphics (3 videos)
By Jeff Fulton (8bitjeff)
Way back when Atari was trying to capture home computer market share from the Apples and Commodores of the world, they created the first ever Evangelist Position in consumer software development. Chris Crawford was tasked with informing the world about the magical capabilities of the Atari 400/800 computers and how they could be used to create incredible (at the time) applications that were far ahead of the contemporary competing home systems.
Under the name Atari Computer Enthusiast Support, Crawford created videos, manuals, demos, his own incredible games, and also circled the nation, bringing the magic of the Atari systems to user groups and software developers. This project resulted in unprecedented growth in the library of Atari computer software (especially games) and a 2-3 year span (1981-1983) where there was no better system on the market for games. The entertainment value of 8-bits was ignored by Atari from 1984-1986, but they resurrected the platform and tried to push out the XE Game system with new titles and rep-packaged older games. That was too little, too late.
Luckily for us, we had an Atari 800 (then later an 800XL) right at the end of 1983, before the C=64 virtually shredded the market and became the gaming system pre-cursor to the NES. In fact. There was still an abundance of software available for the Atari computers between after 1984 with many new and incredible games to come (Ultima IV anyone?).
In fact, to personal computer game players, there really was no video game crash, because as Atari stumbled, Commodore took the reigns with the inexpensive C=64 and the games market for personal computers continued on despite the crash of the much larger video game market. With companies making cash hand over fist in the Commodore market, they still put out a limited number of titles for the Atari 8-bits. When the XE (repackaged Atari 800XL computers) were introduced to the European market at cheap prices, an influx of game software again came to the Atari machines. I can only think that these videos and other information provided early helped the new developers harness the power of the systems.
Video #1 Overview of all graphics features
Video #2 Player Missile Graphics, Color Registers, Re-definable Character Sets
Video #3 Display List Interrupts, Vertical Blank Interrupts, Hardware Scrolling
Anyone who programmed on an Amiga will quickly see that many of the features of that awesome machine came straight it's old brother, the Atari 8-bit computer systems. This is because they were designed by the same teams.
Atari 400/800 8bit computer games released by Atari in 1981
By Jeff Fulton (8bitjeff)
Atari 400/800 8bit computer games released by Atari in 1981. Atari was still not on board with the 400/800 as entertainment machines (mostly because of cost), so only 4 titles were released, 3 arcade conversions and an Atari Program Exchange edu-tainment title.
Games in this video (links to Atarimania.com)
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Retro Atari 8-Bit Computer Gaming – Commando for the XE Game System
By Jeff Fulton (8bitjeff)
Retro Atari 8-Bit Computer Gaming - Commando for the XE Game System
Commando for the Atari XE Game system was supposed to be released in 1989 by Atari for the limited re-birth of the Atari 8-bit computer systems. Sculptured Software developed this game, Crossbow, Dark Chambers (funny as this was already released as Dandy years before), as well as many other games for the Atari computers to help breathe life back into the platform. The XE Game system was not a complete failure, as it did sell quite a few units, but in was a relatively small number when compared to the NES or even the Atari 7800 systems sold during the same period. It had one thing going for it though: It was compatible with 99% of the games released over the previous 10 years (on cartridge) for the Atari 8-bit computer systems and was fully compatible with the Atari 65XE computer and peripherals. The great thing about the XEGS was that it allowed Atari to bring some new cool games to the 8-bits in these later years. I was well into the Atari ST by this time, so I never had a chance to play these games on an actual system.
While this game was developed in the late days of Atari XE games, it should be able to be played on an Atari computer with 64K of memory. I chose to play it in the Altirra Emulator with the Legacy Engineering USB Classic Atari Joy Stick, so I didn't have to worry about what actual hardware it was supposed to work on back then. This version seems to be a fully playable and complete, but unreleased version.
Me playing Commando on the Altirra Emulator
To say that I am pleasantly surprised by the quality, fun, and overall presentation of this title would be a major understatement. Commando is a pretty simply run up the screen and blast everything in sight style game, but it is a game type that was sorrily lacking in the Atari 8-bit catalog. While the C=64 had versions of pretty much of every arcade title known to man developed for it, after 1986, if you wanted a new game for for Atari 8-bit computer, you had to rely on a small number European imports or the few companies that were still supporting the Atari computers in the USA. The pipeline of great games almost dried up over night.
This version is not quite as colorful as the 7800 or NES versions, and the music, while very made made was not a sensation like the C=64 version. Those versions can all be compared in this video: Commando 8-bit Compare on You Tube.
The visuals, sounds, music, animation, use of color, and similarity to the arcade machine (given the limitation of the then 10 year old hardware) are outstanding. As you run up the screen, blasting all of the enemy combatants with your machine gun, you can pull back on the stick when firing to launch a grenade. Your job is to stay alive for as long as possible, picking up more grenades, and killing the occasional boss.
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The Wikipedia Page For Commando
The Atari Mania Page For Commando
The Altirra Emulator Page
The Full set of XEGS roms for play on the emulator
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Final Verdict:
Compared to the entire catalog of Atari 8-bit software, especially arcade conversions, this title rises above most others. I give it a 90%.
Atari 400/800 8-bit Games From 1980
Most of these games were hold over releases from the 8-bit computer launch in 1979. Some might have been finished in 1979 but were not available until 1980. Includes the unreleased demo of "Saucer".
Check out the links to the AtariMania.com pages for these games.
Space Invaders (Rob Fulop's weird version)
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Video: Atari 8-bit Computer Games From 1979
When Atari released the 400 and 800 computers in 1979, they were afraid they would not be taken seriously, so they did not emphasized the game playing ability of their machines. These first five games (Basketball, 3D Tic Tac Toe Video Easel, Computer Chess, and Super Breakout) only hinted at what was to come later.
Retro Atari 8-bit Computer Gaming – Arkanoid
By Jeff D. Fulton - 8bitjeff
What a pleasant surprise. Arkanoid for the Atari 8-bit computers is a very well made game.
Note: My brother Steve and I owned pretty much every Atari game system and computer until the company closed in the mid 1990's. Using emulation, I am going back though the archives of Atari computer game software and re-playing and or playing for the first time many of the games released for these computers. Most people will be familiar with the Apple, TRS-80, Timex, Amiga, C=64, Amstrad, and Spectrum versions of some of these games, but very few people (relatively speaking) have had the pleasure of playing games on the Atari computer systems. I am not going to do much comparison between the games on various platforms, but in some cases I will mention the ones I have seen or played to compare them to the Atari versions. I am exploring the Atari systems as a way to generate game ideas and promote nostalgia for systems that may not have been given a fair shake back in their day. I'm not here to say that any one system was better, but from a historical stand-point, the computer systems of Atari have not always been given the love and press they deserve. They certainly sold by the millions throughout the 80's, but coverage of them is rare today, even in Retro magazines and web sites. We can't rectify that all at once, but we can add the love of Atari computer gaming to our little slice of the infobaun.
The Atari 8-bit line of computers was first released in 1979 (the 400 and 800), and were so far ahead of other systems that they quickly became a major player in the relatively tiny world of USA hobby computer gaming. With the release of Star Raiders and countless other incredible 8-bit computer games, the system would see it's peak in popularity (in the USA) in 1982-1983. That popularity would fade as Warner Communications would blunder out the Atari 1200XL, and miss the boat entirely on the Christmas 1983 season with such a limited supply of Atari 800XL computers that people had no choice but to discover the magic of C=64 gaming (at prices well under those Atari/Warner was charging). Atari never made it back and the C=64 took over the 8-bit computer game industry almost over night. The Atari 8-bit computer line was roughly equivalent to the C=64 and used the same 6502 family of processors. The C=64, had much better music capabilities and more available sprites, but the Atari 400/800 (and later 800xl and 65/130XE and XE game systems) were built for pure speed, more colors, with hardware scrolling and a remarkable display list capability that allowed each horizontal line of the screen to be a different graphics mode (or screen). In the hands of the best developers this allowed for some awesome games. It also had 8 sprites (4 players and 4 missiles) as well as custom chips for i/o, sound/music and graphics. The same system designers would later put their skill into creating the awesome Amiga computer line using many of the same ideas. In that case, the Atari 8-bit line of computers can be seen as basically the older brother of the Amiga.
Me playing Atari 8-bit Arkanoid in the Altirra Emulator for Windows.
Up until today, I never knew this game existed for the Atari 8-bit line of computers. While it certainly is not the best 8-bit version of the game (see this video for a nice comparison of them all and decide for yourself), I really am not concerned with playground hardware wars. I'm concerned with showing what type of power could be squeezed out Atari systems in the hands of great developers. For whatever reason, this version is missing all the music of the Arcade original, but the visuals, animations, use of color and some of the sound fx are really quite extraordinary given what I was expecting when I first found this "disk" in my Atari 800 ROM archives. Pokey or even sampled versions of the arcade music might have been cut because it is rumored that this game was made to squeeze into 48K to target the entire audience of Atari 800 - 65XE owners and not leave out those with only the 48K machines. Choices like these made developing for the Atari 8-bit line difficult for coders as even though the machine was relatively powerful when compared to it's rivals, the choice to target those who had not upgraded to more ram or the newer models did not help in game to game comparisons. In any case, even though this version lacks music, it makes up for it in pure fun.
The first version of this game I played was on the Atari ST, and it was very fun. I never thought that a competent Atari 8-bit version could be created, but I have been proved wrong. Here are screen shots of levels 1-3.
Game Play
When playing the game via emulation, using the mouse is a must to simulate paddle action. This is easy with the Altirra emulator. The game plays fast and furious and at least the first three levels are exactly like the Atari ST versions I remember. The one gripe I have about the game is that the Laser Cannon power up will not let you fire into the left most column of bricks. This makes finishing a level difficult if you (like me) rely on that cannon to supplant your lack of "breakout" skillz.
As stated before, this game looks great, especially in comparison to some other, earlier Atari 8-bit releases. In fact, I am a little astonished at the quality given it needed to be squeezed into only 48K. Level 2 is a little hard on the eyes at first, but levels 1 and 3 look very nice. The beginning animations from other versions are missing. This detracts little from the core game play, but would have been prime playground fodder back in the day.
The game play sounds are well done, but as stated before, the lack of music from the original is a little strange. The Pokey Chip was more than capable of creating awesome chip tunes (See Mule for one of the best examples).
Tid-Bits and Extras
Steve Fulton's interview with Chris Crawford, the first SOFTWARE EVANGELIST, has a lot of information on the Atari 8-bit computers.
The Atari 8-bit Arkanoid was programmed by Mike Hutchinson for Imagine. Even though he demonstrates some very high skillz with this game, unfortunately he is not credited with any other Atari 8-bit game development.
Imagine created 3 games for the Atari 8-bit (maybe we'll get to those some time soon): Leggit! (1983), Green Beret (1986), and of course Arkanoid (1987).
The AtariMania.com page has a nice set of box art for this game.
This game is playable online via the xlatari.com Java emulator. There are no instructions on how to map keys in the emulator, and the site looks a little sketchy...
StrategyWiki.org has a nice summation of all the various home versions of Arkanoid.
Final Verdict
I was only able to play through 3 levels of this game, but using the same criteria I use when judging Atari ST games: Using all of the games I have played or seen on the system, how does this compare to the fun, and use of capabilities of the Atari 8-bit hardware: I give it a very solid 85%. If The beginning animation screens and Pokey music could have been added, then this would have been closer to 90%.


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205 Intensive Intermediate French (4 credits) This course is offered during January Term in France. Students learn to create ways through oral and written communication to handle a wide variety of topics in social, cultural, and historical contexts. Prerequisite: placement test. (LN3, OCL, EL)
210 Conversation and Composition (3 credits) A beginning conversation course to develop fluency, vocabulary and pronunciation. Where needed, occasional grammar review. Conversation topics will relate to French life and culture. Some use of language laboratory. A useful preparation for off-campus programs in French-speaking locations. Taught in French. Prerequisites: FREN 202 or permission of instructor.
235 French for Business (3 credits) A study of French business practices, commercial writing and terminology. Readings, videos and class discussion will address French commerce and business etiquette, France's role in the European Union and its attempts to face future economic challenges. Taught in French. Prerequisite: FREN 202 or permission of the instructor. Offered on an occasional basis.
305 Intensive Advanced French (4 credits) This course is offered during January Term in Tours, France. Students will develop skills in manipulating more sophisticated grammar and vocabulary to support opinions on a variety of cultural, social and historical issues. Prerequisite: placement test. (OCL, EL, LN3)
321, 322 Survey of French Literature (3 credits) A chronological introduction to the major authors, movements, genres and themes in French literature. Taught in French. Prerequisite: FREN 202.
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341 Literary Movements (3 credits) An in-depth study of a particular movement, period or school in French literature. Possible topics: the classical theatre, realism and naturalism, the avant-garde, etc. May be repeated for credit. When repeated, this course bears the number 342, 343.
347 Themes or Genres (3 credits) A study of a recurrent theme or a specific genre, e.g. French Cinema. May be repeated for credit. When repeated, this course bears the numbers 348 or 349.
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You see some amazing stuff on the National Geographic Channel, and one of the most watched videos on SlashControl right now is "The Girl With Eight Limbs."
It tells the story of Lakshmi Tatma, a girl born with four arms and four legs, who also carries a rare parasitic conjoined twin that could kill her. The episode delves into the fact that the people in Lakshmi's village actually revere her, because they see her as the Hindu Goddess of Wealth and Fortune in human form.
What I see in this girl is a shining example of someone whose gone through more than most of us will ever go through, but who continues to smile through it all.
Watch the episode for yourself, and you'll see what I mean. Even after her complex surgery and ongoing rehab and therapy, she seems to take it all in stride. Lakshmi Tatma truly is a goddess.


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Donald Trump is blasting New York's attorney general as a "political hack." And Trump says he personally reviewed instructor applications for his "Trump University."
The real estate tycoon made the comments Monday in phone interviews on two morning TV shows. He was responding to a $40 million lawsuit that state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman filed over the weekend.
The lawsuit claims Trump University promised to make students rich but instead steered them into expensive and mostly useless seminars.
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i do have a question though, if someone doesn't O, can they still have O symptoms? i always thought if you didn't then you didn't have the symptoms too. ie: EWCM.
that is the only symptom i have, so i don't know anything else! i think i am gonna try to POS on sunday night, i will be on CD28. so it could be legit, if i am preggers. i am not feeling it though. but i am still hoping that God has my sense of humor and grants me the wish/prayer of a november baby!
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a few of the ladies on here have experience with TTC with IUIs and IVFs.
i would offer my suggestions, but i don't really have any. sorry. i just didn't wanna leave you hangin!
don't blame yourself. i know, easier said than done. i hope someone gets back to you with some suggestions and more support than i can give!View Thread
don't get me wrong, i am happy to hear about it, but it's like a knife in my gut EVERY time. there's about 8 knives in my gut right now...i don't know if i can hold in my emotions much longer...View Thread
don't get me wrong, i am happy to hear about it, but it's like a knife in my gut EVERY time. there's about 8 knives in my gut right now...i don't know if i can hold in my emotions much longer...View Thread
don't get me wrong, i am happy to hear about it, but it's like a knife in my gut EVERY time. there's about 8 knives in my gut right now...i don't know if i can hold in my emotions much longer...View Thread
i am on CD#5 and we are gonna try something new this time around. we are gonna do every other day until a couple of days after i am done showing signs of O-tion. we have been just waiting for signs of O, also using OPK, which never show an actual DARKER line, so i never actually KNOW for sure or not!, and then start trying.
talked to the hubs and he said he'd "be willing to try it" -ha!- so, we are gonna start today... i had a friend get preggo the day after she got done with her AF, so, that's what we are gonna do.
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Some exciting stuff is coming to light. For instance, alumni from the 1970s were well represented, while our newest members (2000-2010) came out in force. The classes of 2010 (62 comments), 2009 (36 comments) and 2006 (32 comments) led all participants. This clearly shows, in members' own words, that the University of Washington is just as transformative as ever despite deep budget cuts.
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Not content to watch the UK and US try to pass ridiculous controls on the internet, Public Safety Minister Vic Toews tabled a Canuck version called Bill C-30, The Protecting Children from Internet Predators Act. It is as clumsy and ham-handed as the title suggests, where once again a government is trying to force the complete reworking of the internet to fit their political interests (or those of their donors.) Vic Toews has helpfully suggested that those who oppose the bill are basically standing with child pornographers, and attracted much-deserved ire from the internet and Anonymous, a group you really do not want to piss off. In retaliation for the bill, and his threats and hypocritical personal life, Anonymous has outed the woman they claim was his mistress while he was campaigning on a family values platform.
Another family values liar is no big news, but I think Toews has managed to turn himself into a perfect illustration of the inherent bullshit of 'good citizens have nothing to hide' that always crops up whenever people talk about regulating the internet. (Toews' braindead comment about child pornographers immediately reminded of odious tabloid journalist Paul McMullan who testified that 'privacy is for paedos' at the Leveson Inquiry.) What Anonymous is doing to Toews is what Toews wants to do to the entire Canadian public. As they say in the video, we cannot allow privacy to become a two-tier system.


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Dragged kicking and screaming into a diplomatic deal with Syria, the Obama Administration is loudly insisting that the fact that reason prevailed in that nation is no reason to expect the same in Syria.
President Obama insisted in an interview with ABC that Iran's civilian nuclear program is a "far larger issue" than Syria's chemical weapons, arguing that the completely civilian program is a greater threat to Israel and therefore important to the US.
Obama went on to say that Iran should take no comfort in the Syrian deal, sticking with the idea that the Russia-brokered deal was only possible because the US keep threatening to attack.
Secretary of State John Kerry is in Jerusalem, and trying to reassure Israel of this policy, forwarding the notion that after being forced back from an unreasonable war in Syria, the unreasonable war in Iran is still on the table.
During the meeting with Kerry, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised the idea of stripping Syria of chemical weapons, saying it makes the region safer. But shortly before meeting Kerry, Netanyahu was criticizing the pact specifically because it made threatening Iran seem less credible.
A lot of Israeli officials feel that way, and some have even pushed the idea that diplomacy with Syria "proves" the need for Israel to unilaterally attack Iran just to prevent another deal.
The administration's narrative of being capable of recklessly starting ill-conceived wars seems in no small measure aimed at "reassuring" Israeli hawks and keeping them off the warpath, and that so many US hawks (and Obama himself) presented attacking Syria as a chance to really stick it to Iran has inexorably linked the two in many minds.
The simple reality, however, is that Obama didn't voluntarily back away from the Syria War – he spent weeks trying to sell it and failed. That might be the real, far-reaching consequence of Syria, the reassertion of the American public's ability to stop wars, and that clearly can have an impact on Iran.
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There is nothing that could change the mind of an falsified democracy but a falsified rhetoric. USG was invited to start the war with Iran when Bush regime was in charge, Obama and Kerry are welcome to start another war in Middle East, that is to say if they dare. Stop your falsified democracy and start looking at time and dates, the year 2013, people are looking for a functioning democracy to live their life with prospers thoughts and happiness, and you are still talking about wars, what a shame.
The 16 US Intelligence Agencies still say that if Iran ever worked on nuclear weapons, that work stopped completely in 2003. The rest is (Israeli) Propaganda.
What, oh what, is it going to take to get these guys to shut their fricking mouths? Maybe an aide or one of the servants could slip ground-up sleeping pills into their morning orange juice.
I can't believe the anti-Iran rhetoric continues. I know they want to get their hands on those natural gas fields, but they should come up with a different excuse than nukes. If they really cared about nuclear devastation, they would have an organized team of scientists and engineers working night and day on the Fukoshima disaster which is an impending global threat.
Maybe imperialist amerika should just declare war on the entire Planet ! Its what the fascist amerikan empire is doing without the "official" declaration.
Kerry dragged his whimpering ass back to Israel to report back to the apartheid goon Netanyahu on how they failed to sell the Syrian war to the American people, I wonder what kind of punishment Bibi as in store for him?
If the US rogues had no enemies, they would be very lost. "Whatever shall we do ? Take care of the planet ?" (Howls of laughter)
If only a nuclear armed Iran were a reality – then we can shut these parasites and warmongers up and watch the Exodus out of Israel once and for all.
And also, what do these Israeli lackeys think will be accomplished with no US boots on the ground in a place like Iran? A N*zi Blitzkrieg type of decimation, killing untold numbers of innocent people? Real humanitarian like, not at all barbaric – and a well deserved Peace Prize at that.
Never do we hear mention of removing the chemical/biological/nuclear weapons that Israel stocks. Iran refused to use any CW in the war against Iraq ,which used them, got them from the USA.(now this is exposed clearly from archives under Reagan, now declassified). Iran is still being accused by Netanyahu, of all people, of threatening others. The USA has not destroyed its stockpile of CW, promised by 2007, still not done.
How is Fukushima a "global threat"? It's not even a Japanese threat, panicky shitty reporting by sundry "reporters" over the silly season notwithstanding.
Can someone please enlighten me how someone like NuttyYahoo can get to his perennial position of power in a tinderbox like Israel? What the hell is going on in that country? Are they so afraid of arabs that they just elect whoever promises to kill as many of them as possible?
If people would just reject the dollar now, cancel their MSM related subscriptions (TV, MAGAZINES,NEWSPAPERS) and grow their own food we could destroy this whole "empire". If you can go without shopping at the big box stores that would help too.
I live for peace~also know as cooperation, harmony, prosperity, and abundance. First and foremost, people need to live with conviction surrounding these qualities and others like it!


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Insane Clown Posse is a hardcore rap duo who performs under their stage names, Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope. The first earned mainstream success in 1998 and have built a crazy cult following of Juggalos and Juggalettes. Their fans are incredibly dedicated to their brand and quite often go as far as to get a tattoo of a shaggy haired hatched tosser called the 'Hatchet Man'. ICP have a festival style concert each year where they headline. The acts that they invite have an unfortunate history of being booed off the stage and taunted during their sets.
You can shop through the ICP store for a variety of Insane Clown Posse merchandise including shirts, hoodies and apparel. Insane Clown Posse t-shirts are very popular as the fan base are always mega-fans and like to adorn themselves in the likenesses of their idols. The brand of the group is focused on the 'wicked clowns', therefore, many of the ICP shirts feature very brightly colored graphic designs of carnival scenes. Some of the most popular items in the ICP store have been the Insane Clown Posse face masks. These are knitted ski masks that feature the faces of Riddle Box & the Ringmaster.
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Prep swimming: Qualifiers determined for this week's state meets
The area will be well-represented at the Class 2A state swimming and diving meet on Thursday in Orlando.
Area boys swimmers will be in 15 events, and girls swimmers will be in 19 at Central Florida YMCA Aquatic Center. Regional winners automatically advanced to the state meet, with the remainder of the fields based on qualifying times.
Barron Collier leads the boys with Brandon Thoman (seeded 4th, 200 individual medley; 13th, 500 freestyle), Marco Leo (5th, 200 individual medley; 5th, 100 breaststroke) and Aidan Brennan (4th, 100 freestyle, 7th, 50 freestyle) each in two events. The Cougars' 200 freestyle relay (13th) and 400 freestyle relay (3rd) also are competing.
Gulf Coast has its 200 medley relay team (13th), and Chase Gutknecht (2nd, 200 individual medley; 12th, 100 backstroke), Rip Lyster (16th, 200 individual medley; 18th, 100 breaststroke), Austin Guhl (24th, 50 freestyle), Michael Pineda (21st, 100 freestyle), Richard Evans (22nd, 100 freestyle) and divers Zane McHarris (4th) and Jason Macchio (11th).
Naples' Shaen Lamaire is in the 100 freestyle (23rd) and 200 free (9th). Eddie Zacka (13th, 200 IM) is the lone Estero representative.
For the girls, Gulf Coast leads the way, with Elise Haan (1st, 100 backstroke; 7th, 50 freestyle) Avery Mohring (6th, 200 freestyle; 7th, 500 freestyle), Nora Gillen (16th, 100 breaststroke; 23rd, 200 freestyle), and Niki Fistrovic (13th, 500 freestyle; 16th, 200 individual medley) competing in two events.
The Sharks' Sara Osinski (23rd, 200 IM), Kelley McDaniel (21st, 100 butterfly), Deirdre Gillen (24th, 100 freestyle), and their 400 freestyle relay (3rd), 200 medley relay (4th) and 200 free relay (5th) also are competing.
Estero is in seven events, led by Courtney DeVeny (5th, 200 IM; 10th, 100 backstroke), Danilea Jordan (13th, 200 freestyle; 18th, 100 freestyle) and Kaitlyn Hauser (9th, 500 free; 12th, 200 IM). The Wildcats' 400 free relay (8th) and Lauren McLeod (24th, 100 butterfly) also are in.
Barron Collier diver Emily Grimes (16th) and Naples' Trixie Szilagyi (18th, 500 freestyle) are the other locals in 2A.
A handful of local swimmers are in the 1A state meet, which is Saturday, also in Orlando.
Seacrest leads the way with Dane Erickson (fifth, 50 freestyle); 23rd, 100 freestyle), Maura Fagan (20th, 100 backstroke), Trey Brown (24th, 100 breaststroke) and diver Alex Farrow (14th). Community School's Karen Liu (10th, 100 butterfly), Nicholas Lewis (16th, 100 breastroke), Melissa Arbelaez (22nd, 100 backstroke), Jacob Buckheit (23rd, 100 breaststroke; 24th, 500 freestyle) and Liam Hollowsky (19th, 500 freestyle).
St. John Neumann's Connor Heslin is seeded 24th in the 100 butterfly.
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