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I was going through some heavy stuff back then mmhmm >:c
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this shit is boss, dude! I could listen to your stuff all day. I think it's safe to say, if you ever quit making music, me and the rest of Newgrounds will come kill you. or lock you in a studio, with armed guards. :) keep it up, bro.
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Nah it'll be a long time before I quit music
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Shadowfox2 back with more tracks
so I can relax with my tine's approach
a card and a stage coach, a flower that made me cough and choke
Dude, u should make a track out of this and just throw in a woman harmonizing the mellow down parts [and u could do that for awhile with the power of the pick ups]
Still listen'n to ya man :p
Are you spitting lines on my page!?
Yeah I realized I wasn't really gonna do anything else with those tracks so I figured why not post
I really need to finish more tracks which hopefully I'll do around the summer with activity picking up
In the future I'll probably have real women providing vocals for my stuff but until then...
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I literally listened to this for an hour in the background before I conciously thought "oh it's looping". And regarding what game it's could be in I personally think it sounds like something from persona 3, but after reading other comments I realized that it could belong to any other game. That's how good it is.
Wow a whole hour
I guess I did a good job in the field of background music
I really must take the time to see what Persona 3 is all about.
I'm getting a lot of similar comments.
Your kind words are much appreciated!
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sounds like that theme from sonic but forgot. And i love it.
Now i need to go and look for that song -_-
All these Sonic themes I don't know about!


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SHERIDAN — Retired Vice Chair of the National Intelligence Council and CIA Chair for the Ronald Regan Administration Herb Meyer visited Sheridan College on Monday as part of the Wyoming Business Alliance's annual Economic Outlook Tour. Meyer gave an optimistic overview of world events that are shaping the global economy.
To set the context for likely factors that will drive the economy in upcoming generations, Meyer pointed out that the world is now at a turning point in which it is becoming modern and industrialized.
Meyer attributes the recent wars in the Middle East to the growing pains of a culture emerging from centuries without democracy, individual rights and social practices that encourage individual thought and entrepreneurship.
"Our own transition into the modern world was not smooth and seamless," he said, referring to the European emergence from the Dark Ages.
"Today, the Islamic world is making the journey we began hundreds of years ago," Meyer said, pointing to new, fragile democracies around the world like those in Iraq and Afghanistan. "The war is about the world becoming modern."
Along with the rapid industrialization of the world within the last 30 years, Meyer said another interesting development of the current times is the emergence of a global middle class. For purposes of the conversation, Meyer defined middle class as an existence where everyone has enough to eat, a home with utilities, children are vaccinated and at least one parent has a job that pays enough that it provides any amount of disposable income.
"Within your lifetimes, half of the world will cross a line that has ever been crossed before, and that is that an overwhelming majority of people in the world will not be poor," Meyer said. "Why? Because we have figured it out."
Meyer went as far as to proclaim that even today, no one is starving.
Meyer said with the establishment of free markets and property rights, populations around the world have been able to emerge from poverty and establish an existence of relative health and stability. In addition, individuals' relationships with their governments are changing so they see the role of their governing bodies as one of protection, rather than corruption. That, he said is good for national security.
"People like us don't go to war with people like us," he said, indicating the positive developments of the world are not reported or understated in the main stream media and that meaningful public dialogue about the true direction of humanity does not exist on many public platforms.
Instead, Meyer said, people are inundated by nay-sayers.
"If a scientist were to announce they've found a cure for cancer, there would be a talking head on TV who would say it's a terrible thing because all the nursing homes will fill up," he laughed, adding that while the world isn't immune to unfortunate circumstances, as a whole, society is making collective leaps and bounds.
"There's always some creep out there that's going to cause trouble like Osama Bin Laden," he said. "But, the kind of wars that we've seen in the past — massive infantries, tanks…are much less likely in the future than in the past as the world becomes modern."
Meyer provided the example that the recent revolution in Egypt was incited when the price of bread rose so high that people could no longer afford their food for the day. Therefore, when food and basic living necessities are available, people are less likely to be willing to fight.
The modernization of the world means more people are literate and exercise self-determination regarding the direction of their lives. One of the byproducts of this phenomenon is that birth rates in many parts of the industrialized world have dropped well below the population maintenance value established by the World Health Organization of 2.1. For example, the birth rate in the U.S. is now at 2, but falling. In Japan and Germany, it's 1.3, and in much of the rest of western Europe, the number is around 1.5.
This means the world is quickly trending toward a population of mostly older people alive, and the top-heavy structure creates a larger tax burden on younger generations who must perpetuate social programs for the elderly.
Meyer said by the year 2045, the number of people in the world over the age of 55 will be more than any other age group for the first time in history. From an economic perspective, compensating for an aging human race requires a paradigm shift.
"Old people don't spend money the way young people do," Meyer said.
Meyer said WHO data suggests the world population will peak at around 9 or 10 billion people and then begin to decline with lower birth rates.
The redeemer of the economy, if there is one, will then be the newly created global middle class.
"The trick is to develop products that are clever, inexpensive and green," Meyer said, explaining that experts who study markets are targeting the worldwide middle class that has between $9 and $20 of disposable income per day.
In addition to markets that target disposable income, Meyer emphasized the wave of modernization around the world will require unprecedented food and energy resources.
"We are going to need an unbelievable amount of energy," Meyer said, adding that the availability of food is the next biggest priority of the future world economy.
"For all the people who are against (Genetically Modified Foods), that's fine, but what they're doing is condemning people to poverty," Meyer asserted, indicating an ample food supply can be produced only when existing farmland is at optimal yield per acre.
Meyer briefly touched on the issue that coal companies in the Powder River Basin are attempting to establish a coal export terminal in the Pacific Northwest to reach Asian markets. While the proposition is in serious jeopardy because of environmental concerns for the people living near where the port would be located in Oregon, Meyer said the same opponents have failed to consider that the Asian demand for coal is rooted in the reality that societies there are evolving.
While jobs in energy, food production and infrastructure will remain among the most important in the long-term future of the global economy, Meyer indicated the upcoming workforce will likely have to find its niche within society's functioning.
For thousands of years, humans worked on farms. When field workers were replaced by tractors, those same workers conveniently went to work in manufacturing plants. Now that manufacturing has been overtaken by technology, today's workers are struggling to find their role. Meyer suggested careers in healthcare may be the next wave of economic viability because of the aging world population.
Meyer's address ended on a positive note.
"It's an interesting, optimistic, hopeful, exciting time to be alive, to be in the United States," Meyer said.

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This cute, easy pullover is knit sideways and has a double twisted center front. It is perfect using cotton yarn for summer or a wool for winter. It has a self- shaping collar that simply folds back.
Skill Level: Easy- great for a beginning knitter!
Materials: 1100 (1250, 1400) yards of sport weight or DK yarn such as Euroflax Linen by Louet, Lucci Yarns Cotton Tape, Tahki Charles Ripple
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Neglected Water Towers Could Leave Bad Taste
10 Investigates found some central Ohio water towers that have been neglected and have not been inspected or cleaned in years.
Rust, dirt and even dead animals were found inside some towers we inspected, 10 Investigates' Paul Aker reported.
Martha Eitel lives near Darbyville's water tower. She said that she could not remember anyone ever inspecting the tank.
SLIDESHOW: Images From Inside Water Towers (Some images might be considered graphic) | 10TV VIDEO: Go Inside A Water Tower | 10 Investigates' Paul Aker Climbs A Tower
Video was taken inside Newark's water storage facility in the winter. An inspection company used an underwater robotic camera to look. In Hebron, rust and aquatic growth were spotted inside.
Over time, naturally occurring sediment in the water accumulates. Other times, aging towers rust and flake. The worst problems come from old or damaged vents that go directly into the tank. They are needed to keep the tower working properly. But when they are sealed, all types of things can get through.
"If the screen is compromised in any way, you can get birds that wind up dying and falling into the water," said Dave Gilligan of Dixon Engineering, a company that inspects water towers.
10 Investigates uncovered pictures of dead birds that apparently got through vents inside water towers in Fairfield and Washington counties.
While the dead birds look bad, they are usually not a great health concern because bacteria-killing chlorine is in the water. Still, people have suffered. In March, people living in a Colorado town had to drink bottled water because of suspected contamination from a non-chlorinated tank.
In 1993, bird droppings in a Missouri tank killed seven people.
Even the best tanks contain stuff you would not want to drink, Aker reported. To see it firsthand, he climbed inside one to take a look.
The tower he climbed in New Bremen was refurbished a couple years ago, so it was thought it might be one of the cleanest towers. Once Aker got up to the roof of the tower, things looked fine. Then, he went inside the water bowl.
The new tower looked relatively clear but by no means spotless, Aker reported.
A crew found sediment, rust and mineral deposits so thick that it took a power washer to clear it.
Some tanks go uninspected for years, Aker reported. Our investigation showed that neglected towers are a fairly uncommon problem.
According to state guidelines, towers should be internally inspected at least every five years. Several inspections have gone longer. A few of the inspections took much longer than five years. After a 12-year wait, Hebron recently had an inspection. Plain City went a decade in between inspections.
There is no record of any inspection in Darbyville, and Delaware has waited more than five years between inspections.
Lee Yoakum, a Delaware city spokesman, said that inspecting the water tower would have created a fire hazard during the few hours the water would have to be drained.
"If, during that time, there was a serious fire, we'd be in jeopardy of not being able to service any of the city of Delaware," Yoakum said.
With no law to require inspections, folks in places like Delaware and Darbyville will just have to keep wondering what's in their tower and their water.
Stay with 10TV News and 10TV.com for additional information.


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Our $10,650.50 bill (sort of)Kacie
I just got the bill from the hospital — you know, the one where I had my baby awhile back. I was there for about 67 hours.
My bill (before insurance) was $10,650.50. Oh man. Fortunately, with insurance, my financial obligation is just $280, or about 2 percent of the total cost.
Out of curiosity, I requested an itemized bill to see how it all breaks down. Maybe they'll send one to me.
I believe this figure includes all of my prenatal care and 6 ultrasounds.
I wonder what an epidural would have cost. Or a c-section. Yowza.
Thank God for our health insurance!
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By Melissa on Feb 13, 2009 | Reply
That was about what mine was in Indiana two years ago… the epidural added $1500, but it was ALL covered by insurance except for a couple of office co-pays.
Shocking what it costs,isn't it? :-)
By Bethany on Feb 13, 2009 | Reply
Wow! That's amazing. That's proof that healthcare is needed more than people think. How many people have that sitting in their savings accounts, just waiting to be used? And with babies people have several months to plan for, normally. Just think of unexpected medical costs!
By Tanya on Feb 13, 2009 | Reply
One of my C-sections a few years back was almost $30,000. I was shocked when I saw the the actual cost of it all. I too was so very thankful for insurance!!
By Dani on Feb 14, 2009 | Reply
Well, that's cheaper than the appendectomy I had and I was only in the hospital for about 27 hours. But I guess mine was surgery. Unbelievable how expensive health care is!
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By Jes on Feb 14, 2009 | Reply
How on earth did you end up with only $280?! Had you already paid your deductible or do you just have that good of insurance??? I should request an itemized bill from the hospital, I think it would be interesting.
My mom has a copy of the hospital bill from when my dad was born, the total (no insurance) was $149.75 They were in the hospital for SEVEN days. $59.50 for her to stay in the hospital, $21 for the nursery, $20 for operating/delivery room, $15 anesthetic fee, $18 for labs, $1.25 for special medication, $10 for spec. Blood Determination and $5 for circumcision. Wouldn't I love to get that bill instead of the $900 one I got (that was my AFTER insurance total!)
By Melodie on Feb 14, 2009 | Reply
Mine was VERY expensive (almost 9 years ago). I was hospitalized for 5 days with lots of meds, induced, emergency c-section and my oldest (as well as youngest) were NICU babies. The cost was around 100,000 before insurance. I also went to a high risk dr which was $500 a visit not including the weekly ultrasounds. Insurance is a must!
By Steph on Feb 14, 2009 | Reply
I am sure that when you see that itemized bill you will find lots of errouneous fees like $30 box of tissues, double fees or charges for services they didn't even perform. Hospital are notorious for that. That is why insurance cost so much. If you have insurance and you question the charges you will probably be told "what does it matter to you, your insurance covered it". I could go on but I don't feel like getting agrivated today.
By Mrs Money on Feb 14, 2009 | Reply
Didn't it make you almost fall over? haha. I got one of those for my surgery (took like an hour!) and it was $10,375.25. That is crazy! Thankfully I only had to pay about $250. It is just nuts how much hospitals can charge! I am glad you only had to pay what you did. :)
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By Kacie on Feb 14, 2009 | Reply
Goodness! I thought my $10k bill was high — I can't imagine seeing a $100k one.
Jes, our HMO is really inclusive and affordable for us (i'm so thankful!) That $280 is our deductibles for the entire pregnancy and delivery.
By Vanderbilt Wife on Feb 14, 2009 | Reply
My childbirth bill was over $14,000–I paid $115. The extra $15 was because I went in once, was sent to triage, and then went home because I wasn't dilated enough. I had several IVs and an epidural, so that probably added to the cost. But it is laughable what they charge for everything. My HMO was great to cover all that (that was just the hospital charges, not any of my regular OB appointments or ultrasounds). Unfortunately because of the cost of adding the baby to an HMO we've switched to Blue Cross–so if I had a baby this year I think I'd end up paying quite a bit more.
We tell Libbie she was definitely worth $115. But we would have gladly paid $14,000 for her sweetness. :)
By Jenny on Feb 14, 2009 | Reply
You have some awesome insurance. We are paying OOP for a homebirth because the state health plan doesn't cover it, but it's only $3500. Not much compared to what it would cost for the hospital plus epidural, etc, that I got last time, although our insurance did cover most of that. My hospital experience was bad enough that it is worth the money for the homebirth.
By PT Money on Feb 14, 2009 | Reply
Wow. You have great insurance. I think we'll end up paying a bit more. But still not that much. Yes, insurance makes a huge difference.
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By Lucy on Feb 14, 2009 | Reply
Now that I am a nervious wreck-my husband 54yo does not have any health insurance. He is self employed. If anyone knows of affordable health insurance for Pgh PA area please let me know. One hospitalization-we would be homeless.
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By Courtney on Feb 15, 2009 | Reply
I had a baby last April and the bill before insurance was $67,000. I was only there for 2 days but my daughter was in the NICU for 10 days for antibiotics because we both had fevers. We got the itemized bill and it was just a bunch of different codes and we couldn't really read it which I'm sure, is what they were going for.
After insurance our portion was about $8500. Ick.
By Jen on Feb 15, 2009 | Reply
I'm really scared.
I live in Illinois and applied for the state insurance (I may or may not make too much freelancing to qualify for it). My husband was recently laid off and we didn't realize I was pregnant until we had already turned down COBRA thinking we couldn't afford it.
If I don't qualify for the state program I'm going to have to pay for the childbirth in cash. On the bright side the last two were no complications and pain medication free. It doesn't make me awesome – but it does make it potentially a lot cheaper to have the baby. Meds cost money. (I realize weird stuff can happen no matter what tho and that's what really scares me.)
It's scary to be uninsured and pregnant. We were actually thinking about stopping working (I'm a freelancer) so we would have a low enough income to qualify for public aid.
How sick is that? To have to consider working *less* to have the childbirth paid for.
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By Stacey on Feb 16, 2009 | Reply
Lucy – I think either Blue Cross or Blue Shield covers the Pittsburg area. I've always used eHealthinsurance.com for my insurance. You give them your zip code and they tell you what is available for the area.
You may only be able to afford a high deductable plan (much less expensive), but I think it would be much better to only have the deductable to worry about and not the whole hospital bill! And even the highest deductable plans negotiate with the doctors and insurance to lower the cost you must pay.
Good luck!
By from the desk of...me on Feb 16, 2009 | Reply
i had insurance and still had to pay a total $3,000. my son was a preemie and i was in the hosptial a week before he was born. so be happy, you have GREAT insurance.
By Pete on Feb 16, 2009 | Reply
My wife had a catastrophic blood clot (at 27 yrs old) last year and our hospital bills ended up being over $250,000. Yes, you read that right. 3 weeks in the hospital and over 250k.
Luckily we had good insurance as well, and we paid about $2,000 out of pocket.
I also had surgery to remove my appendix a couple of years ago.. 11k that time. We've gotten our money's worth out of our insurance for sure.
Get insurance – even if you're healthy (like my wife was). You never know when you'll need it!
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By Emily on Feb 17, 2009 | Reply
Holy cow to your post….and all the posts above! The state of American health care just makes me sick to my stomach, but I'm so glad you came out without much damage! My step-mom and my dad are both self-employed, and I just found out how much they spend on health care each year, and it is SHOCKING. It's about half of my total salary at my day job!! Granted they are older and he has had cancer and she has had knee surgery…but yikes. Anyway, so glad your insurance did come to the rescue — always nice when things actually work out that way :)
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Embarkation: Port Canaveral (Orlando)
KIDS/KIDSCLUBS- Let you teenager be independent! Let me just tell you my parents did want family time (understandable) or asked me to come back after an hour or so. Trust me, some parents (my mother included) are like "But.. But". Just take my word, if your kid wants to be with his friends let him/her go with their friends, they won't be alone and on a cruise like their will always be somebody there (not saying staff members being attentive, just cause the cruise is kinda packed). My little brother was scared to go to the adventure ocean kids club, but I have to admit when he did he never wanted to live. Downside though, they have them in More intervals, so your kid is there for 2-3 hours then you have to pick them up for an hour or so before they start the next interval. Some parents are like that's not too bad... FAMILY TIME!!, but my brother did get sad when he had to leave (at east they all met at the pool). Anyways, the kids club for 12- is good I didn't visit, but from what I saw it was fun (starts at 10, closes at 10). Now, onto the teenagers "Living Room" I made friends pretty quickly because I'm social and there were many 13 and 14 year olds. Don't worry about the whole 13 year olds can meet up with 17 year olds thing, there are separate activities for 12-14,15-17, and even when there weren't any activities planned at certain times the older kids stayed in one side of the room while we stayed in the other, by choice of course. We (the 12-14 age group) got the side with the counselors so we were being watched, but they were fun and cool to talk to. Beware! make sure you as a kid or you as a parent tells your kid that when the counselors are gone, everything is locked, so if you want to play a game or have a drink, you have to leave. Here are some cons of the Living Room (besides the one I just stated): It is kind of small, enough to fit a group, but it did seem crowded at times, everything was unorganized and things started earlier and later then planned and I missed out on some of the best things (flowrider challenge, rock climbing challenge, pool volleyball, but on I was with friends talking and going all over the ship, so... but still), and the activities were a little basic and didn't attract kids sometimes. I give the kids clubs a B+. But, other than that the cruise was lacking for things to do for kids and by day four I was bored, and the "ice cream" was really non-fat frozen yogurt (frozen yogurt is like non fat ice cream itself, so basically no fat, no calorie ice cream) but I liked it. Overall for kids I give the cruise a B-.
Embarkation- What a mess! Even with online check-in we didn't get on for 2 1/2 hours. My dad pointed out everything was run by seniors (no offense, just saying) and I agreed the port needed some younger workers to boost efficiency. Anyways, the guy we had took forever, same with everyone, the lady at the security check made us take our sleeping sisters out of their walkers (FUN!), the cabin wasn't ready at the time it was supposed to be, we got our luggages at different times and way later in the evening. The overall experience was really bad, and the mess at the windjammer didn't help. Get there early, and not 9 am early, because look how it turned out. Also, be aware that your kids might get hungry and even though you can't bring any food or drinks past security you can buy things at the vending machines.
Public Rooms- I'm assuming this section are all the places you can visit on the ship. I got to say, it was impressive the things they had on the ship. The kinks just weren't worked out. First of all, (cue sarcasm) "Wooooooo! time for the flowrider... let's go wait in a 25 minute line, wipeout in 5 seconds, and have to wait 25 more minutes" The flowrider seems to be a very big attraction on RCCL, but that's the thing everyone wants to go there, and the lines are usually long, the times are irregular, and it isn't easy. The rock climbing thing (The Wall) was rarely open and every time I went there like "Sorry, you're late..." and I'm like "can't you just make this one exception, you're just going to stand there anyway and do nothing." After I offended them once, who do you think they remembered and gave rolling eyes to every time I passed. The casino attracted many people so I guess it could have been cool. Many things to do for older people. Let me just say it THE SHIP IS A RETIREMENT HOME!!!!!! Not to offend anyone, but there were old people everywhere, and many gave rolling eyes to the family with 4 kids talking up "their ship" and making noise. Anyways, the public rooms were well maintained but highly overrated.
Ship Quality- The ship was well maintained, there were stains on some floors and carpets and dirty spots here and there. I have to say it was embarrassing entering the FOTS when the Disney fantasy is right next to us with people painting and cleaning the side of the boat. The exterior isn't super, but when you have a white boat, it happens. But, there was gum and cigarettes on the floor and staff neglected to pick any up
Stateroom Quality- Okay, I didn't like my stateroom. It was a super small "LARGE" Oceanview Stateroom. There were 7 in our party so 4 were in a large family oceanview stateroom (which was large, but it was at a corner, so my parents and sisters got extra square feet. There were stains on the floor, the attendant wasn't attentive and when we have the do not disturb on he comes anyway. (I liked to put it up because it was embarrassing how three boys kept there room, when all they wanted to do was get up and leave in the morning. So, yeah he saw our clothes and underwear and things like that.... AWKWARD). All I can say, is if your deciding a stateroom pick it on the aft of the ship. We made the dumb decision of having a forward stateroom and like I mentioned we had a CORNER forward stateroom. I probably lost 5 pounds walking every day. Everything is located on the aft (the pools, the food, the kids clubs, etc.). If you are a little older and like the spa and things it's on the forward side, but really do you want to do extra unneeded walking. Oh, and the bathrooms, horrible! The toilet backed up... on the whole floor, for a full day and the shower was like I don't a ruler's length, and the shampoo and things they give you...GARBAGE... bring your own stuff. Best advice I could give. Overall the stateroom gets a C-.
GYM - The gym was nice, had lots of things. Boxing rink, other things I don't know the names of because there was so many to name. There was also a separate kids-only gym. Small, but it's not like the whole population of kids on the ship is going to visit a gym.
FOOD - I survived off of water and hamburgers. (I'll explain in the worth the money spent part of my review). The windjammer and jade (buffets of ship) had things I never even heard of, I'm open to new foods but sheesh is it supposed to taste like frozen. The dining room.... went there one night! We had Leonardo's (I don't know how the others compared), but it was super slow service, took 30 minutes for appetizers, by then were starving, entrée comes 20 minutes later... and the food was horrible... There was no chance we could give it there are like 6 things (literally) on each menu which weren't appetizing. We opted to the buffet for the rest of the trip. I was disappointed with the food, and with all the walking and low calorie everything on the ship... pounds were lost. Trying not to gain weight on a ship... RCCL is your ship. I know I'm making it sound horrible that we didn't gain weight, but when you start losing them, you know something's wrong (especially on a cruise ship). Oh, and the buffet closes at 9 pm, so you will have to deal with room service.. If you don't mind waiting 45 minutes for a hamburger (there isn't a menu in the cabin for room service, so just try your luck and if they ask you "Really?! we're room service not the buffet" (which happened to me) just state that maybe if you had a menu you wouldn't ask such (cue sarcasm) preposterous requests). Be prepared to tip, that's all they ask, especially on the last day.
Entertainment - I did not go to any performances because most were adult only, others were not kid appealing, and the ones my friends went to were called lame. My parents went to a performance and they said it was overacted and left after ten minutes. They did have puppet shows for little kids, which I attended with my little sister, we both loved it (I loved it, because it wasted 45 minutes that I wouldn't have been able to waste otherwise). You know something's wrong when you are on a cruise ship and you're doing things to "waste" time. Average and mediocre in a kids perspective, but hey many adults loved dressing up and watching the performances.
Service - Bad! Except for a few that genuinely appreciated the passengers. All of which, were found in the windjammer. surprised? Most of the hardest working and warmest people were at the buffets. There were four people in particular. The guy who greeted you at the windjammer always had a crazy hat on and music playing and encouraged people to dance with him. I had a dance party with him and my friends in front of the whole windjammer it was awesome! There was another guy who I noticed was always my waiter no matter where I sat, he would always be the person getting our drinks and cleaning our tables, and would always greet me with a big smile when he was me. The other two are people who we saw constantly and would always stop and play with the little ones and talk to us. Really nice! Focus on the few that were nicer on this cruise, and you'll get past the rude remarks of other staff members.
Value for Money: Oh no! People would say wow this cruise is cheap compared to other ships. Then you leave the boat spending about 2-3 thousand dollars more. They pinched their money on this cruise, they would make you sign things and get stuff without you even knowing it paid. My mom and dad both got freshly squeezed orange juice, and guess what showed up on our bill 10 dollars worth of juice. You have to pay 50 dollars (each cup) for the soda package. First of all, the cup holds like 12 ounces and is finished by them time you get to where you want to go. Also, there are only like 4 soda machines on the whole ship, most sodas were stale. My family on bought one for all of us. So yes I survived off of water I did say earlier, and the titles of the juice given complimentary are labeled water. Lemon-lime water, Kiwi Water, Fruit water. We saw them make their special 85% water-juice at CocoCay (RCCL Private Island), when given the complimentary lunch. Their private island is trash, but compared to the other ports it was the "cleanest" and be prepared with cash because it's cash only on everything.
Shore Excursions - Didn't do any. No rating or review.
Overall - This ship was okay for kids. Many things to do, but if you don't have friends the time of the cruise would seem forever. For older couples, solo riders, or families with social teenagers this cruise may be good for you. But, just know that things didn't go exactly the way the website said. I did enjoy the ship though, and it wouldn't have been memorable if not for the special friends I made in the ship. I still get post-cruise anxiety from missing them so much. I know it was a bit lengthy, but it was honest, and please excuse any spelling or grammar errors, I was typing very quickly to keep my train of thought. I did forget some things, but what you read were some goods and bads of the trip. Thank you for reading! :) Less
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Object: Portrait of John Jessen
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|Portrait of John Jessen
Berry, William (copyist), 1916-1919, Wellington
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John Jessen, service number 2/1
This is a copy by the Berry studio of an original photograph of Sergeant-Major John Jessen, of the New Zealand Field Artillery.
John Jessen was born in Mauriceville to William August and Christine Jessen in the same year as their marriage, 1890. The family had moved to Wellington by 1908, when John joined 'D' Battery of the New Zealand Field Artillery Volunteers. By 1914 he was the unit's Battery Sergeant-Major.
John's service number of 2/1 tells us that he was the first man to enlist from the Wellington area after war was declared. On 8 August 1914 he attested for service with the Samoan Advance Party which departed from Wellington bound for Apia on 15 August. Returning from Samoa on the 22nd March 1915 he was discharged on his own request and returned to his job as a clerk in the New Zealand Railways.
At the end of 1915 John Jessen was among a number of non-commissioned officers called up to join the 14th reinforcements for the Western Front. He was killed in action in France on the 24th August 1918, aged 28.
His brother Donald Jessen also served as a Gunner in the New Zealand Field Artillery and died of illness the following year. Both soldiers were commemorated by their parents in advertisements placed in the Evening Post.
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It's never a bad thing for a baseball manager to have a veteran or two in his lineup to help steer the ship.
And on Friday, Fish skipper Rick Forney announced the signing of 27-year-old infielder Tyler Kuhn, a man who should bring some experience to the lineup.
Kuhn played 111 games last year at the double-A and triple-A levels in both the Colorado Rockies' and Arizona Diamondbacks' systems. In 61 games in the Rockies' system with Tulsa of the double-A Texas League, he hit .233 with one home run and 22 RBI. Kuhn started the year with Reno in the triple-A Pacific Coast League, part of the Diamondbacks' system, batting .244 with a homer and 11 RBI in 50 games.
He spent spring training with the Rockies earlier this month
"We're thrilled to have another experienced player added to our team and another left-handed bat," Forney said in a press release. "He's a career .295 hitter that has a lot of doubles and stolen bases. He has a lot of versatility to play multiple positions on the field, which certainly is attractive to us."
Kuhn has played both left and right field, second and third base and shortstop during his career and enjoyed a huge 2011 season in the Chicago White Sox organization with double-A Birmingham of the Southern League. He finished second in the league with a .341 batting average, third in on-base percentage with .401 and third in triples with 10. Following the season, he was named the best hitter for average in the White Sox organization by Baseball America.
Kuhn was drafted in the 15th round of the 2008 MLB amateur draft by the White Sox and played five seasons in their system. He was traded to Arizona in 2012 for cash considerations and joined the Rockies last June after being released by the Diamondbacks.


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Apple and HTC reach 10-year licensing agreement; deal will settle all lawsuits between the two
0. phoneArena posted on 10 Nov 2012, 23:10
Apple and HTC have announced a ten-year licensing deal that settles all lawsuits between the two tech companies and covers all current and future patents; terms of the deal were not disclosed and HTC joins Nokia as having entered into a global licensing agreement with Apple...
This is a discussion for a news. To read the whole news, click here
65. parkwaydr (Posts: 572; Member since: 07 Sep 2011)
im sorry ted, but in know way do i see htc benifitting from this.
apple is only going to use htc patents as more ammunition in the court room. and what exactly does apple have that htc needs?
once the majority of apples bs patents are overturned(hopefully) where does this leave htc?
52. b1acktiger (Posts: 223; Member since: 19 May 2012)
Good move by HTC. They dont have much money to throw in for the lawyers. also got a chance to use apple patented things. No more infringement ! Lets bring some serious competition.
53. vickygamit (Posts: 31; Member since: 16 Aug 2012)
bring longer battery life
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Fun, frolic and some fame comprise McCullough's Emerald Golf Links. The Egg Harbor Township course offers tremendous elevations, scenic water hazards and the fast-rolling greens of a private club - at public-course prices.
That's the fun and frolic. The "fame" part of the equation? Well, that has several facets: The course was designed after well-known golf holes in Ireland and Scotland, including St. Andrews, Carnoustie, Gleneagle, Turnberry and Royal Dornoch. The seventh hole at McCullough's also garnered a unique award in January, being named one of the 18 "most fun holes in America" by Golf Digest.
Award-winning architect Stephen Kay, whose local design or renovation touch includes Blue Heron Pines, Harbor Pines and Linwood Country Club, developed this unique layout. It sits upon a closed landfill on Ocean Heights Avenue, sporting rare hilly terrain for this area in order to satisfy both government and engineering regulations. It is owned by the township and named after longtime mayor Sonny McCullough, whose political efforts helped change the unsightly landfill into an aesthetically-pleasing, revenue-producing golf venue.
The course has a view of Atlantic City on hole 12, 100 feet of elevation on No. 18, picturesque lakes and a notable national distinction. Golf Digest named the 7th hole at McCullough's one of the most fun golf holes in America in January.
"We think quite a few holes on this course are real fun," says Tom Sullivan, the general manager of McCullough's, which opened in 2002. "The views are tremendous and the players are enjoying our greens, which are rolling true. You are really going to enjoy yourself when you come out here. Our course is not only fun, but it is affordable."
Township residents can play for as little as $26 after 3 p.m. during the week. Non-residents pay a few more dollars, but can obtain a rewards card to lower costs.
One of the course's most strategic elements is its small bunkers. They dot the fairways and protect the greens just enough that a ball landing in them essentially becomes a one-stroke penalty.
The seventh hole has an interesting story. Its concept belonged to Alister Mackenzie, who won a national award for it in 1914 and credited that with sparking his career. Mackenzie later designed Augusta National, home of the Masters.
This hole's risk-reward proposition begins with a mammoth sand trap running down the left side. The hole runs 464 yards from the back tees and 422 from the next set. Players can choose the no-guts, no-glory approach, trying to place a drive clear over the bunkers to gain a clear shot of the green. They also can play safe to the right, ensuring no trap but making the green unreachable in two shots. Or, they can try finessing their drive onto an island fairway in the midst of the sand. It would allow a realistic second shot to the hole, but the landing area is small.
While this is the course's most noted hole, McCullough's also has water on five holes and enough length, at 6,535 yards, to challenge long-ball hitters. Overall, the course offers something fun for everybody.
Wednesday's Hump Day special appeals to lovers of par 3s. Every one of them on the course has a closest-to-the-pin contest, and the top players each week are entered in a drawing for a chance to win $1 million in the fall.
McCullough's Emerald Golf Links
Where: 3016 Ocean Heights Ave., Egg Harbor Township
Rates: Resident - $46 weekday, $36 after 1 p.m., $26 after 3 p.m. Weekends: $61 until 1 p.m, $46 after 1 p.m, $41 after 3 p.m., $26 after 5 p.m.; Non-residents - Weekday, $69 until 1 p.m, $56 from 1 to 3 p.m, $46 after 3 p.m. and $26 after 5 p.m. Weekends: $79 until 1 p.m., $66 from 1 to 3 p.m., $56 after 3 p.m. and $26 after 5 p.m.
Tee Times: Available 12 days in advance for non-residents, 14 days in advance for residents.
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Chris Brown still eligible for Nickelodeon's Kids' Choice Awards
Because getting slimed is a prestigious honor, Nickelodeon will not tamper with the nomination process for its Kids' Choice Awards, and the network is leaving Chris Brown's name on the ballots for Favorite Male Singer and Favorite Song despite all that stuff about pulverizing Rihanna's face and being charged with two felonies. Kids love that shit. TMZ reports:
Instead of being responsible adults and taking a stance, Nickelodeon, which airs the award show at the end of the month, is hiding behind their tiny voters. A Nick exec tells TMZ Brown "was nominated by kids several months ago, and the kids who vote will ultimately decide who wins in the category."
I think it's important that kids learn a valuable lesson here: If you act like a spoiled punk bitch and knock around your girlfriend, people will still think you're cool. Also, you get to meet The Rock, so you might want to be writing this down.


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CARE homes have been told to furnish residents' rooms with their own bedsheets, curtains and furniture in a bid to make them less "austere and alien".
Norman Lamb, Minister of State for Care and Support, said the move would help dementia patients feel less confused and unhappy when they are forced into a new environment.
His comments came as he unveiled a more robust inspection regime, implemented under the Care Quality Commission from October.
However, campaigner Brian Todd today dismissed the move as "re-arranging the chairs on the Titanic".
The chairman of Blackburn with Darwen Older People's Forum, said: "This will make very little difference. You can't change things by putting up new wallpaper. So many care homes have been privatised now and residents are not getting the best care because staff are often on the minimum wage.
"What really matters is the quality of the people looking after the residents and we need decent wages to change that.
"The funding that's given to local authorities, to run their own homes and fund people's care in private homes, has been reduced drastically.
"It's a disgrace that we don't value looking after our older people well."
Lancashire County Council, which still runs a number of homes, said that "where appropriate", it already encourages residents to bring their own possessions and furniture.
Bernard Noblett, director of the authority's commercial group, said: "These familiar objects can also have a therapeutic value for people with memory problems, as they help them to recall and talk about their past."


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Demun Jones to Release Debut Solo Album
Demun Jones, best known as one-half of the duo Rehab, is releasing his debut solo project, 'Jones County,' next month. The title refers to the Georgia county where the singer was raised, and the record is his way of honoring his childhood legacy.
"I just wanted the people of Jones County to feel like they lived in the best place in the whole world when they heard the album, because to me it is," he explains.
The 12-track album includes his debut single, 'Tannerite,' which is already climbing the charts, as well as a collaboration with both the LoCash Cowboys and Bubba Sparxxx on the song, '11.'
The new set of tunes also includes 'The Muddy Muddy,' which was featured in the compilation album, 'Mud Digger 4.'
Jones made a video for the song, which has garnered almost 200,000 views on YouTube. Watch the video here.
'Jones County' will be available on June 10. Fans who pre-order the record will receive 'Tannerite' as a free download, along with two other songs from the album, 'Country Fried' and 'White Trashed and Redneck'ed.' Pre-order 'Jones County' here.
Jones is currently crossing the country on a farewell tour with Rehab, which wraps up on May 18 in Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Demun Jones, 'Jones County' Track Listing:
1. 'Boondocks'
2. 'Country Fried'
3. 'Dixie Dimes'
4. 'Tannerite'
5. 'The Muddy Muddy'
6. 'Rahhh' (Feat. Charlie Farley)
7. 'I'm A Man'
8. 'Chrome' (Feat. Jawga Boyz)
9. 'Lake Hous'
10. 'Firecracker'
11. '11' (Feat. LoCash Cowboys and Bubba Sparxxx)
12. 'White Trashed & Redneck'ed'


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People Magazine Celebrity News For Feb. 3 2012
- Pippa Middleton dating the heir to Duke of Northumberland title — and his castle was used as Hogwarts!
- Details on Taylor Lautner's latest night out
- Which American Idol wants to be like Carrie Underwood?
- Whoah! Olivia Thirlby chopped off her hair
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COMPLAINTS against home builders for shoddy or incomplete work have risen 43 per cent in the past five years, with more than $400,000 in fines imposed in the past year alone.
In the most serious cases, 35 builders have had their licence cancelled in that time, usually for ignoring tribunal orders for rectification work or to repay consumers, the Herald can reveal.
Many of those builders were operating without a licence, demanding excessive deposits, failing to complete promised work and working without home warranty insurance.
However, despite the rise in complaints, the state government this week amended the Home Building Act, which will result in homeowners being given less time to make a claim against a builder for defective work.
The warranty period has been reduced from seven to two years for non-structural defects such as painting and tiling and to six years for more serious problems.
Home building complaints are the second-most common complaint received by NSW Fair Trading, behind household electrical appliances and whitegoods.
There were 8406 complaints in 2010-11 - 20 per cent of all types of complaints to the department - compared with 5891 in 2005-06, representing a rise of 43 per cent.
Fair Trading has been told stories of desperate home owners resorting to hiding equipment as ransom until builders finished the job.
In 2010-11, 273 defendants were fined a total of $403,000 for 474 offences, according to Fair Trading data.
One of the worst cases was that of Zuhret Korajac, who continued to operate in western Sydney after being disqualified from holding a licence.
In 2009, Mr Korajac was found guilty in Parramatta Local Court of 18 breaches of the Home Building Act and fined $75,773 for such offences as trading with an unregistered business name, doing unlicensed work, taking an excessive deposit and failing to obtain home warranty insurance.
In May, Moustafa Nahle, trading as Nahli Carpentry, of Auburn, was also convicted of unlicensed contracting and fined $33,090.
On-the-spot fines issued by Fair Trading are usually given for first-time or small offences and range from $250 to $3000 for corporations but criminal prosecutions may result in higher penalties.
A spokeswoman for NSW Fair Trading said there had been an increase in building activity, with a rise in applications for new home building licences from to 12,696 in 2006-07 to 14,641 in 2009-10.
The department cancelled or suspended the licences of builders only in the ''most serious cases'', she said.
''Cancellation or disqualification from holding a licence temporarily or permanently is a serious action which results in the removal of the licence holder's livelihood with consequences for families, other employees, subcontractors and suppliers,'' the spokeswoman said.
The chairwoman of the NSW Consumer, Trader and Tenancy Tribunal, Kay Ransome, said the tribunal was a ''last resort'' after moderation had failed with Fair Trading. The tribunal received about 3500 cases each year, and 2500 of those are about consumers complaining about defective or incomplete works. The rest are from builders, who may be recovering unpaid debt.
The tribunal deals with cases worth up to $500,000, a lawyer is not needed and the application costs between $36 and $191.
''It could be a small claim relating to small issues with a small renovation on a bathroom or some defective tiling all the way through to a construction of a new home,'' Ms Ransome said.


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Officials in Carson City, Nev., have promoted Darren Schulz, '94 BSE,
from deputy public works director to public works director. He has an extensive
background in public works operations with more than 20 years of experience in
administration, project management, civil engineering design and construction
Dr. Dawn Iwamoto, '94
MED & '98 EDD, is chief academic officer and provost of Education
Corporation of America. The parent company of Virginia College, Golf Academy of
America, Ecotech Institute and New England College of Business, ECA is
headquartered in Birmingham, Ala. Dawn brings more than 30 years of experience
in teaching and education administration. She previously held a leadership position
for University of Phoenix. Dawn is also a consulting editor for the
International Journal of Special Education and a peer reviewer for the Higher
Learning Commission of the North Central Association and the Accrediting
Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS).
Warren Sanford, '98
BSBA & '00 MPA (photo above), has served the justice and municipal courts
in Flagstaff, Williams, and Page since being appointed as Justice of the Peace
Pro Tempore in 2001. Prior to his judicial appointment, Warren worked for NAU
as administrative hearing officer for parking and shuttle services where he met
his wife Kristen Coor as she was completing her doctorate in physical therapy.
Warren is a third generation citizen of Flagstaff. His grandparents, John
and Lola Allen, were teachers at Flagstaff High School, Emerson Elementary, and
South Beaver. Warren actively engages his passion for collaborative and
restorative justice programs through community service and outreach. He
serves as a judicial panelist for Coconino County Victim-Witness DUI and Domestic
Violence Impact Panels, and sits on the boards of the Flagstaff Leadership
Program (FLP '03) and Citizens Against Substance Abuse. Warren is a
member of the Sons of the American Legion, Flagstaff Post 3, and Veterans of
Foreign Wars Men's Auxiliary.
Brian Seastone, '94 MED (pictured above),
has been promoted to chief of police for the University of Arizona. University
officials reportedly searched the country and found the best man for the job in
their own backyard. Brian was previously the UA's emergency preparedness manager
and started at UAPD as a patrol officer in 1980. He replaces another
Lumberjack, Anthony Daykin, '97 MED,
who recently retired.
Artist John Bradford,
'99 BFA, is pottery wheel instructor at First City Art Center of Pensacola,
Fla. John has taken over the Tuesday night workshop, as well as a new Thursday
night workshop for intermediate and advanced students only. He will also be
hosting two teen pottery wheel workshops during the summer months. John has a
pottery shop in Arroyo Seco, N.M.
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