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Sharae's Q & A
Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
The Greenbay Packers. Who wouldn't want to wear cheese on their heads?
What's your favorite movie quote?
"You are the all singing, all dancing crap of the world" Tyler Durden, Fight Club
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
Old School baby, Spiro the Dragon and I would KILL your score, im the master of egg finding and dragon un-freezing ;)
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
IDK about embarrassing, I love my music, but I have Hakuna Matata from The Lion King sung by Timon and Pumba!
What's your best party trick?
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
damn girl, I bet you can do more than just talk with that mouth. (not a good line guys ;))
What's the worst job you've ever had?
A dishwasher at a restaurant.. gross
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
I went into the Hippo cage at the zoo once when I was younger via squeezing through the rails.. not a good idea Momma Hippo was pissed
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
Alfonsos.. a breakfast burrito with potatoes eggs and cheese, green sauce on the side
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
V8 apple juice.. no its not very tasty
What's the naughtiest thing you've ever done in public?
Sexual activities
What do you feel sexiest wearing?
Boy cut undies and nothing else, I love letting my twins hang free
Tell us a joke.
What do you call a bunch of blondes standing ear to ear? A wind tunnel :D

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Just 13 years after Richard Arkwright develops the first water-powered spinning mill, Peter Nightingale and his associate John Smedley established John Smedley as an enterprise at the original mill in Lea Mills.
The second John Smedley transforms the company by expanding the mill, and installing new machinery. John Smedley becomes one of the earliest companies in the knitwear industry to install one of the first ever 'Cotton's Patent' fully fashioned knitting machines.
John Smedley becomes a limited company and develops a production line capable of manufacturing fine gauge, fully fashioned underwear and outerwear.
John Smedley's Sea Island Cotton is first used to knit John Smedley underwear, unique for its fineness, luxurious staple length high tensile strength.
Iconic pieces in John Smedley's Sea Island Cotton are introduced, including Isis, the three button polo shirt, Leander, the long sleeved polo and Pembroke, the roll collar.
John Smedley knits collections for Vivienne Westwood, Paul Smith, Comme des Garcons, Nicole Farhi, Margaret Howell and Katherine Hamnett.
Fine knitwear machinery from Japan is used for the first time, leading to styles featuring a wealth of pattern and texture.
The flagship John Smedley retail store opens in a prime location on Brook Street, in the heart of London.
Introduction of pioneering whole-garment technology, creating unique, lightweight seamless knitwear.
Introduction of the latest Shima technology, capable of knitting 26-28 colours.
John Smedley celebrates 225 years of fine knitwear with a series of special events and a custom-made website where customers can share their Smedley stories. A special edition range of underwear is launched to celebrate 225 years of John Smedley.
Exclusive John Smedley 13.5 micron garments are launched using rare yarn that can only be produced by 0.0013% of the world's sheep population.
John Smedley launches the Twenty Truths Campaign re-releasing four iconic styles with a limited edition garment label, unveiling the brand's Twenty Truths. The truths read as a tantalizing menu of luxurious qualities unique to the John Smedley mills.
Launch of a Capsule Collection of statement pieces, which challenge traditional design through the use of the John Smedley whole garment machines. Each garment is sculpted to mould to the body, producing an uncompromising fit with seamless perfection.
John Smedley launches a collaboration with Comme des Garçons. Limited to over 170 pieces worldwide, each of the three styles are colour-dyed in Japan by Comme des Garçons and spun in super-fine merino wool at John Smedley's Derbyshire mill.
John Smedley introduces a line of care products to maintain and condition your knitwear. Specifically formulated to help preserve the natural lanolin and colour of the yarn, these care products will prolong the life of your favourite knitwear.
Umbro referenced their archives and encountered a vintage running vest and track sweater, which transpired were worn by British athletes back in 1948. These two incredibly rare pieces of British athletic history have been reinterpreted to create two covetable pieces.
John Smedley collaborates with CHERCHBI, a British leather goods brand. Limited to 30 pieces, the collection features three designs and each bag is ink stamped by hand, the same way it was into John Smedley knitwear centuries ago.
A John Smedley hamper is launched in time for the festive period. A beautiful, handcrafted, wooden box made in Great Britain. The wooden box is available as a Christmas hamper or on its own.
John Smedley presented its Men's A/W '13 collection at London Collections: Men. Key industry influencers attend the 3 day show that kick starts the fashion calender. The event "emphasises both the creative and commercial importance of Britain's brands and emerging talent."
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Fights happen at schools, but a brawl Wednesday at Detroit's Pershing High School was so big that Detroit Police Gang Squad had to come. They later returned after someone threatened to shoot up the school.
A couple of people were arrested after school. Earlier in the day around 10:30 a.m., two
students started fighting. It ended with two dozen students in police custody.
"I got a call when I was at work and I just stopped instantly and ran out," said Latyra Reed. "I said, 'Twelve guys jumped on my son. I [got] to go.'"
Two armed officers patrol Pershing inside the school, but this brawl got so
out of hand they had to call in the Gang Squad.
"[There] is not enough security at Pershing because if [there were] this wouldn't even happen," Reed said.
It is all still under investigation, but we're told gang activity was involved. The students involved could be placed on long-term suspension or expulsion. That's anywhere from ten to 180 days.
Amid all of this, the city plans to disband the Gang Squad, which could take these school fights to a whole new level.
"They [are] starting to get guns now and it shouldn't escalate to that," said Juanisha Torres.
Fortunately no weapons were involved, just a lot of people trying to beat each other up. However, it is certainly worrisome for parents and school officials. Pershing is an Education Achievement Authority school and they say it is generally pretty safe. They do not have a lot of school fights and this brawl was really something out of the ordinary.
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The term "fruit" has many different meanings depending on the context. In botany, a fruit is the ripened ovary together with the seedsof a flowering plant. In cooking, when food items are called "fruit", the term is usually used for those plant fruits that are edible, sweet and fleshy.
Below are some examples of fruits in the garden.
Chojuro Asian Pear Pyrus 'Chojuro'
Sacred Datura Datura wrightii
Apache Plume Fallugia paradoxa
Dyer's Greenweed Genista tinctoria
Sweet Pea Lathyrus odoratus
Oregon Grape Mahonia repens
Devil's Claw Proboscidea parviflora
Golden Currant Ribes aureum
Woods' Rose Rosa woodsii
As the summer progresses, you will be able to see more fruit through the garden. So keep your eyes open.


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The Réseau Art Nouveau Network welcomes Melilla as a new member!
Following the General Assembly which took place in La Chaux-de-Fonds on 20 April 2012, the Réseau Art Nouveau Network is delighted to announce the membership of Melilla (Spain, autonomous city).
More information about Art Nouveau in Melilla
Fira Modernista in Terrassa - 11 to 13 May 2012
Becoming one of the most touristic events of Catalonia, the "Fira Modernista" of Terrassa offers also hundred thousand visitors a complete week-end of cultural, culinary activities, shows for children, exhibitions…
It's the great annual celebration of modernism in Catalonia, in which the artists and craftsmen from all the country take part, museums, organisations… It has become the showcase of an era which has let a deep mark on the characteristic of the landscape, and the Catalans through arts, architecture, industry…
Terrassa is one of the Catalan, Spanish and European capitals of the industrial modernity which has renovated and conserved a remarkable architectural heritage (factories, "vapours", storehouses, residence, public buildings…) which has transformed it in driving force of the touristic promotion.
More information about the Fira Modernista
Modernista Fair in Barcelona - 1 to 3 June 2012
On 1, 2 and 3 June 2012, Cor Eixample-Trade and Professional Association for the Right Side of the Eixample-and the Institut del Paisatge Urbà-Barcelona City Council-are organising the eighth Barcelona Modernista Fair.
As in other years, the fair will be located on carrer Girona-between av. Diagonal and carrer d´Aragó-with leisure and cultural activities for young people, adults and the little ones. Among other activities, visitors can enjoy kids´ games, shows, workshops, a museum displaying period cars, an old train, conferences on Modernisme, a family-orientated bike tour, street entertainment and many other surprises. Other towns and organisations which also share a relationship with Modernisme will be attending, as well as a stand offering information and selling products related to Barcelona´s Ruta del Modernisme.
Furthermore, whoever comes dressed in an Art Nouveau period style will receive a gift photo of themselves and go into the draw for a trip, among other prizes.
For more information: Centre del Modernisme tel. +34 933 177 652 or Cor Eixample tel. +34 934 871 243.
The Solvay Institute of Sociology Winner (Brussels) of an EU prize for Cultural Heritage
The Solvay Institute of Sociology won the 2012 EU Prize for Cultural Heritage / Europa Nostra Awards in the conservation category.
The winners were announced the 20th March by the European Commission and Europa Nostra.
More information about the The Solvay Institute of Sociology
More information about the EU Prize for Cultural Heritage / Europa Nostra Awards
Press conference of the Réseau Art Nouveau Network in La Chaux-de-Fonds (Switzerland) - 20 April 2012
In the framework of its general assembly and project "Art Nouveau & Ecology", the Réseau Art Nouveau Network organises a series of activities in La Chaux-de-Fonds with the support of the Culture 2007-2013 Programme of the European Commission.
For these events, journalists are invited to a press conference that will take place on 20 April 2012 - 14.30 at the Espacité Tower, 13th Floor, 2300 La Chaux-de-Fonds.
For more information, please contact: firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com
Release of the 18th issue of the coupDefouet magazine, Barcelona
CoupDefouet is published by the Urban Landscape Institute of the Barcelona City Council, which has the common commitment to find useful and efficient mechanisms for the protection and promotion of Europe's Art Nouveau heritage.
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Museum on Sunday - children activities at Musée de l'Ecole de Nancy
Next Schedule: 4th March, 1st April, 6th May 2012
Animated tour for 6 to 10 years-old children, length: 1H15
Free entrance, subject to availability.
More informations: http://www.ecole-de-nancy.com
1 Night 6 Museums, students night 2012 im Musée de l'Ecole de Nancy
4th April from 8.00 p.m. to midnight.
Nancy's Museums and the Urban Community of the Great Nancy open their doors to the students. Activities in the air.
More informations: http://www.ecole-de-nancy.com
The pleasure garden… at the Musée de l'Ecole de Nancy
Come to celebrate Easters with the family -Sunday 8th April
10.00 a.m., guided tour about the Art of the table in 1900, followed by a demonstration of chocolates making by the « Lefèvre-Lemoine » chocolate factory, then egg hunt for the 5-7 years.
2.00 p.m., 7-11 years: guided tour followed by a demonstration of Easters chocolate making.
Reservations required/ adult fee: 5,5 euros, free for the children.
Mackintosh at the Grand in Glasgow
26-29 April 2012, organized by the CRM Society
This all-inclusive package will take you to a selection of the most important sites at which to view the work of Charles Rennie Mackintosh and his contemporaries, who together are known as the creators of the Glasgow Style.
Explore the genius of Charles Rennie Mackintosh and his contemporaries, beginning with a reception and illustrated talk at the hotel on Thursday evening. On Friday, Saturday and Sunday there will be a full day tour by coach, with a qualified Blue Badge guide to the most important Mackintosh properties that are available in and around Glasgow. This includes the Glasgow School of Art, The Mackintosh House (Hunterian Art Gallery), The Mackintosh Church (headquarters of the CRM Society), House for an Art Lover, The Willow Tea Rooms and The Hill House in Helensburgh and not forgetting Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. The tour also includes a visit to the world famous Burrell Collection and a City familiarisation tour.
Also available: 14-17 June, 12-15 July, 30 Aug-2 Sept, 25-28 Oct.
More informations: http://www.mackintoshchurch.com/tour/index.html
Gustav Klimt. The drawings at the Albertina Museum
From 14th March to 10th June 2012
The great popularity of Gustav Klimt as a draftsman is primarily based on his female nude studies' breathtaking sensuality. The exhibition Klimt. The Drawings impressively reveals how manifold his immense oeuvre of drawings actually is.
The Albertina shows a large part of its famous holdings of the artist's works, which comprises one hundred and seventy sheets. This unique selection is completed with outstanding loans from several Austrian and international collections.
More informations: http://www.albertina.at/jart/prj3/albertina/main.jart?rel=en&reserve-mode=active&content-id=1202307119323&ausstellungen_id=1287026238568
Opening of the Art Nouveau Museum in Aveiro!
3rd March 2012, 18H00
The Arte Nova Museum of Aveiro is the interpretation centre of the extensive network of Art Nouveau buildings and element that can be found throughout the city. It is housed in the former residence of one of the city's bourgeois citizens, Mario Pessoa, and the building's design is attributed to Silva Rocha and/or Ernesto Korrodi.
The museum's focus on Art nouveau is treated in an informational rather than documentary manner and the architectural elements that make this movement unique in Portugal possess a very specific stylistic quality, as is the case in other European countries with an Art Nouveau heritage.
More information: http://www.aveiro.co.pt/categoria.aspx?categoria=museus
Publication: Charles l'Eplattenier by Anouk Hellmann
Publié by Editions Gilles Attinger
If we only have today a scrappy knowledge of Charles L'Eplattenier's life and work, this is explained by the fact that no recent and important publication has been devoted to him. A unique book was published in his lifetime in 1933 as well as some researches well-targeted on his teacher's role during the training of his most famous student (Charles-Edouard Jeanneret, future Le Corbusier).
The 14th volume of the collection "revisited Artists of Neuchâtel" will fill in this gap, enabling to evaluate the situation on the multiplicity of the projects designed and realised by the artist throughout his career. This bias gives a kaleidoscopic aspect to the work and has the advantage to revisit the colossal production, though uneven, of a landscape architect, portraitist, decorator, statuary but also teacher, patriot and collector.
More informations: http://www.editions-attinger.ch/detail.php?ouvrage=1218
17th and 18th March : Télérama Week-end at Musée de l'Ecole de Nancy
Free entrance at the Museum with the Télérama Pass. Free guided tours only on Sundays.
10.30 a.m.: Lunch! The art of hospitality during the Belle-Epoque, Art Nouveau tableware, family visit from 7 years-old.
4.30 p.m.: Emile Gallé's descendants and the Musée de l'Ecole de Nancy, generous donors!!
Gustav Klimt: Up close and Personal at the Leopold Museum - from 24 February to 11 June 2012
Images, letters, Insights
Klimt's major work "Death and Life" created in 1910 and overworked in 1915 as well as a range of other important paintings and over a hundred drawings by Gustav Klimt are held by the Leopold Museum. Furthermore a big part of the Emilie Flöge estate, containing hundreds of postcards, photographs and letters written by Gustav Klimt for over two decades to his partner in life Emilie Flöge, are part of the Leopold collection. Among them there are art cards designed by the Wiener Werkstätte, tube mail, telegrams as well as a manifold correspondence, that Klimt conducted with his friends and family in Vienna while enjoying his seasonal summer retreat at the Salzkammergut, at the Attersee and in Gastein or during his journeys that led him all across Europe to Italy, Paris, Bruxelles and London. By Klimt's impressions one can gain insight into a personal view of the artist on arts, everyday life, his fears, joys and worries.On the occasion of the Klimt-year 2012 the Leopold Museum takes the postcards and correspondences to the centre stage of an exhibition for the very first time and focuses mainly on Klimt's journeys. At the same time the showing invites the public to take a time journey that leads through life and work of the artist and highlights Klimt's most important artistic and private life situations.
More informations: http://www.leopoldmuseum.org/en/exhibitions/43/gustav-klimt-up-close-and-personal
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Family Meetings
With school ending, starting a new tradition like family meetings can give your kids some of the structure they will miss from being at school. Family meetings can be a great way to facilitate connectedness in families and give your child a format for discussing values and relevant issues. This can be especially important as your child enters the tween and teen years when they may start becoming more distant from you emotionally. For that reason, it is great to have family meetings in place before your child is at the age when it is important to separate themselves as an individual. Family meetings are great for family cohesion and also teach children important skills such as communicating, brainstorming, and problem solving in a group setting.
So what is a family meeting and what should it involve? A family meeting can be a once per week, distraction-free time (25-45 minutes or so) set aside for all members of your immediate family to share feelings and ideas. A few guidelines can make family meetings more worthwhile and impactful. First, hold the meeting on the same day and at the same time each week. Otherwise, other things can easily take priority with our busy schedules. Next, create an agenda and post it in a place where all family members can write down things they would like to discuss or brainstorm about at the next meeting. This shows your child that you take the idea of her contributions seriously and that helps her feel like an important member of the family. It can also be beneficial to have a bit of a format so that the meeting is organized and everyone's feelings are heard. Many families have been successful using the following format:
· Compliment one another (it sets a positive tone for the meeting)
· Review anything that didn't get resolved at the last meeting
· Talk about new issues or decisions that need to be addressed as a family
· Hand out allowances (if you do allowance in your house)
· Close the meeting with something fun, such as a game, a hug, ice cream, etc. It can be something different every time if you wish!
Make sure your family meeting is a time when you truly listen to your child's ideas and concerns and try to work out ways to compromise. Family meetings are supposed to help children feel a sense of belonging. The most significant outcome of a family meeting is that a child feels heard and respected. That does not mean that your child gets what they want each time they present a topic (such as a later bedtime). What it does mean is that you have truly listened to your child's point and tried to work out a solution to the problem. If your child brings up a topic that you are not ready to budge on, rather than simply saying, "No way!," after listening to your child's point, you can instead say something such as "I'm not comfortable with that right now. Let's bring that topic up again after your birthday." or "I'm not sure I can say yes just yet, but let's bring that up again at the next meeting." You will have more time to think through your child's request and determine an agreeable scenario by buying some more time.
Family meetings rarely fail but if your child does not care for them after trying to meet a time or two, ask yourself if you were your child, would you look forward to your family meetings? Would you feel respected and supported? If not, you may need to reexamine your approach and ensure that the basics of a healthy relationship are the hallmark of your meetings: respect, support, reciprocity, and collaboration.
Jessica Martin, Ed. S., NCSP
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Orr says his job is to prepare Detroit for its next chapter by tackling the city's massive debt and making moves that a neither easy nor popular. Monday, Orr's team will meet with Deroit's union to talk about pensions and come to an agreement on how much they're underfunded. It's a hot topic that's left thousands with a lot of questions and anger.
But while many focus on Detroit's bankruptcy, the real question is what will Detroit look like after Kevyn Orr is gone? That's a question the EM is already considering. He says Detroit could become a new city similar to Pittsburgh or Washington, DC.
Orr's opponents say that "new city" is being built on the backs of citizens, city workers and retirees who are being left behind. But, in just 5-months, Orr has moved forward on plans to remove blight, improve lighting and get new police cars on Detroit's roads and modern gear for firefighters. He says his critics are not seeing the big picture.
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TORONTO, March 19, 2013 /CNW/ - Return On Innovation Advisors Ltd. (the "Manager") announced today that a monthly cash distribution of $0.042 per unit will be paid on April 15, 2013 to unitholders of ROI Canadian Mortgage Income Fund (TSX: RIL.UN) of record as of March 28, 2013.
The investment objective of ROI Canadian Mortgage Income Fund is to provide unitholders with attractive risk adjusted, monthly, tax advantaged cash distributions, a nominal after-tax current yield, long-term capital appreciation and preservation of capital by investing primarily, directly or indirectly in, or by obtaining economic exposure through the forward agreement to, an actively managed diversified portfolio of commercial mortgages, loans secured by, or that provide a participating interest in, real property or ownership interests in real property.
Certain statements included in this news release constitute forward-looking statements. The forward-looking statements are not historical facts but reflect current expectations regarding future results or events. These forward-looking statements are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results or events to differ materially from current expectations and, accordingly, readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on such statements due to the inherent uncertainty therein. Return On Innovation Advisors Ltd. undertakes no obligation to update publicly or otherwise revise any forward looking statement whether as a result of new information, future events or other such factors which affect this information, except as required by law. Investment funds are not covered by the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation or by any other government deposit insurer. There is no guarantee that an investment in the Fund will earn any positive return in the short or long term nor is there any guarantee that the Fund's investment objectives will be achieved or that the net asset value per unit will appreciate or be preserved.
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SimCity review: return of a classic
It's fitting that the newest entry into the SimCity franchise is again simply called SimCity: it's a return to the bedrock principles of the series, but still incorporates enough complicating factors to keep would-be mayors on their toes for the hours it will take to grow a city to maturity. This is a fine reboot, containing some great new additions to the franchise while also reserving some room for it to grow in the future.
The basics of gameplay are going to be familiar to pretty much anyone who's ever played a SimCity game, even if you haven't touched one since elementary school. You start with a plot of land and a trust fund's worth of simoleans, start building a basic set of roads, plan out residential, commercial, and industrial zones, set up basic utilities, and sit back to watch your town grow up out of the weeds. Unfortunately, it's pretty easy to roll through your entire bankroll in just a couple minutes' worth of gameplay when you first plant your flag, in which case you can do little but click up the speed of the game and sit back until your city's grown a bit. (You can take out a bond measure if you want a quick boost of money, but these can be tricky to rely on until your cashflow is well in the black.)
Problems quickly arise, as your foolish peons grow petulant and unhappy if their houses burn down or there's no clinic to help cure their scurvy. SimCity does a great job at staggering these complicating factors over time as your city grows, with immediate needs like supplying power and water segueing into intermediate desires for things like police stations and garbage collection, with longer-term goals for schooling and public transportation following after that. It can be a bit annoying when the game's script decides it's time to, say, start burning down your city and you don't have the cash to construct a fire station right away, and you'll probably wander through a few disastrous exercises in frustration before everything starts clicking and you're ready to take on the hours of work that it'll take to build your megalopolis.
Part of that process is learning how to rely on SimCity's excellent methods of presenting its information to you. It'd be easy for a game like this to bog you down with spreadsheets and bar graphs, and there are plenty of numbers to peruse should you wish to do so, but the user interface takes pains to make the data relatable. There are dozens of different data filters to scroll through, highlighting areas with poor police coverage, low happiness, no educational opportunities, and so on. There are also plenty of thought bubbles emanating from the various buildings under your purview: zoom in a bit, and your Sims will tell you what's ailing them, if anything. This data can be also be frustratingly contradictory at times, though, as you'll often run across businesses that complain about a lack of customers while the residential buildings around them laud the number of stores that are available for shopping, or apartment buildings that get snippy about a lack of nearby parks, despite the fact that you've piled half a dozen parks into empty slots in their immediate vicinity.
As fun as the core city building is, there are still a number of frustrating issues that arise. Sometimes a block will see its zoning wiped out or shifted to another zoning type entirely when you reload your game; this doesn't actually eliminate any buildings, but is still an annoying graphical glitch. There's no way to grade hills or otherwise terraform the plot you start with, meaning that zones with a lot of terrain deformation are often far trickier to deal with than flat zones, since roads and buildings will often refuse to build on steep terrain. And despite the guidelines built into the road tool, in cities with large and complicated road layouts, it can still be difficult to see precisely how much room you need to leave open for larger buildings to take root, leading either to empty gaps in the middle of blocks or areas that aren't quite big enough for skyscrapers to rise. None of these are particularly dire bugs, but they do detract from an otherwise polished experience.
Of more pressing concern is the relatively tight confines of the one-size-fits-all plot that every city is built on. While each plot will have different individual features, such as shoreline access or oil and coal deposits, they're all the exact same size, and that size winds up feeling cramped after a few hours of building. Maxis has explained this away as a result of the need to run on a wide variety of machines, but many of the other games in the series have managed to include multiple city sizes as a baseline option, so it's hard to put much faith in that argument.
Maxis also says that they plan to increase the city size at some vague point in the future (read: in one of the inevitable expansion packs), but that's small comfort. You're more than capable of building a virtual San Francisco in SimCity as it ships, but if your tastes run more towards the sprawl of a faux Houston or a model Tokyo, you're out of luck. As your Sims get happier and wealthier, though, they'll eventually start building up rather than out, and watching skyscrapers bloom in your city center is one of the game's major satisfactions.
SimCity requires players to have a constant internet connection to play, and forgoes the use of manual saves in favor of constantly backing your data up to Origin's servers. This makes some sense when playing the game's multiplayer, which is, oddly enough, substantially easier than playing by yourself. Multiplayer regions can consist of up to 16 cities run by as many different players, and exporting raw materials to other cities can be a major source of income early on in a game. Likewise, expansions to the city halls of other players can afford you early access to advanced buildings that you'd otherwise have to invest heavily in from your own coffers, and multiple players may eventually work together to begin to construct a Great Works site, each of which requires a huge initial investment but eventually grants large benefits to all nearby cities.
The always-on connection requirement isn't quite as welcome if you enjoy playing solo, though, as the lack of manual saving leads to some silly complications in single player. Most notably, every action you take is immediately irrevocable: there's no rewind button or grace period when placing a building. Normally, that's not a big deal, but if you accidentally lay a road too close to a hill, you may find yourself forced to bulldoze and rebuild it (at significant cost) to actually zone the area around it.
More frustratingly, if you find yourself mis-clicking when attempting to place a building, you can find yourself making very expensive mistakes. If you place a very, very costly water treatment plant and immediately discover that it's a bit closer to your wealthy residences than you intended, there's no recourse, which can be frustrating if you value efficient play. (In the absence of manual saves, disabling your internet connection is the only way to test out a risky move before actually making it permanent, which isn't an outcome that anyone can describe as ideal.) And, of course, if the master server goes down, you're unable to play even single-player. Alt-tabbing out of the game for more than a few minutes will likewise often cause you to lose your sync and be forced to restart the client entirely.
For all these avoidable limitations, SimCity is still a gorgeous and often captivating strategy game. The ever-present tension between investing and saving is a constant presence as you play, and the numerous city specializations (oil drilling, ore collection, gambling, tourism, etc.) will help each city that you create feel different than the one before, and the design is smooth enough to encourage you to try your hand at multiple cities, both alone and with friends (or strangers) online. This isn't a radically different experience than what's come before, but considering SimCity's refined UI and mechanics, it's easy to consider this the best city-building strategy game to arrive in years.
This SimCity review was based on a build played at Electronic Arts' Redwood Shores office, as well as separate boxed copy using a special Origin login. The game comes out tomorrow.
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Cons: Low rolling resistance tires hurt handling and braking performance a little. The base model is lacking options that are standard on competitors and may be perceived as a lesser value. The price can also jump up in a hurry. I'm not a fan of the stop/start technology as it isn't that smooth but can be turned off.
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I really enjoyed the story on Everett Mudgett Sr. ("Scotts Valley man looks forward to turning 100," Page 2, Jan. 18).
As I read, I could not help but be reminded of my father, retired Staff Sgt Manuel L. Main's similar story — a colorful Greatest Generation-era vernacular followed by interest in words and trivia when the years slowed them down. Entry into World War II Army Air Corp to work on bombers (my father's specialty was B24 Liberators), time spent at camps around the USA, then moving closer to the Pacific action in Hawaii. Married once. Member of VFW. Masons (my dad earned the Hiram Award). Devout.
After the war, my dad got an A&E license and worked in the aircraft industry before joining Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, where he developed plastic fabrication methods and worked on "big science" projects. He settled in Castro Valley — a then-sparsely populated Bay Area suburb on the edge of a vast agricultural and wild region. Unlike Mr. Mudgett, my father never succeeded in letting go of experiences in Saipan, Tinian, Okinawa and Guam.
Everett and Manuel would have a lot in common and become good friends if they met. They would have undoubtedly talked about 1940s music, bygone actors and actresses, Army food, peculiarities of the war birds they kept flying, love of God and country and the remarkable representation of the Masons in history.
Mr. Mudgett, as a veteran's son who understands much of what America has forgotten about what your generation went through and accomplished, please accept my thank-you and "God bless." My father died two years ago, or I would introduce you.
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You'll be impressed by Warsaw's Stalinist showpieces like the Palace of Culture and Science, which towers over the city centre. But also explore Warsaw's UNESCO World Heritage Old Town from the striking riverfront facades to its cobbled backstreets. Enjoy gentle strolls in leafy 17th-century Lazienki Park, and as the sun goes down, sample some local pierogi dumplings and enjoy late-night cocktails in city-centre bars.
In the middle of Warsaw, you'll see Poland's tallest building, the Palace of Culture and Science, built in the 1950s. Warsaw was left in ruins in 1944, so you'll be amazed to see the medieval streets and restored Baroque buildings in the Old Town. To the south you'll find major shopping streets like the upmarket Nowy Swiat and beyond that the former royal enclave of Lazienki Park and Palace. Across the River Wisla is Praga, a pre-war suburb that is now experiencing an artistic revival.
See all of Warsaw unfold before you by taking a zippy lift up to the viewing platform on top of the impressive Palace of Culture and Science. Don't miss the UNESCO-listed Old Town, a haven of winding cobbled streets and charismatic cafes. Tour the renovated Baroque Royal Castle, which houses salvaged artworks and furnishings from the original Castle, as well as two Rembrandt masterpieces. Don't miss the Warsaw Rising Museum, which recounts the story of 1944's doomed anti-Nazi rebellion.
Trace Warsaw's wartime history by tracking down the remaining segments of the Ghetto wall, which imprisoned the Jewish population during the Nazi occupation. Or visit Pawiak Prison, a former Tsarist jail where Polish political prisoners were interred and murdered by the Nazis. Turn your attention to Polish art at the Zacheta National Gallery of Art, next to the 17th-century Saxon Garden. Visit the elaborate yellow and white Baroque Wilanow Palace, known as the Polish Versailles. Then head to the Chopin Museum, home to a number of personal belongings of 19th-century Romantic composer Chopin, who was born in Warsaw.
Warsaw Frederic Chopin Airport is the busiest airport in Poland, handling more than half of the nation's air traffic. Nine million passengers pass through the airport annually, a figure that is rising rapidly as Poland cements its status within the EU. In spite of a recent programme of expansion and modernisation, the airport remains compact and user friendly, with none of the snaking walkways found in Europe's larger airports. Located just 10 kilometres south-west of central Warsaw, journey time to the centre often hinges on the traffic, though will rarely take more than 15 to 30 minutes.