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Earlier this year, CRAC officials created new, stricter standards for walk-up taxi service at the airport and invited bids from taxi companies willing to meet them. Officials selected the proposals of three companies – Airport Taxi, Galaxy Cab and Richmond Flyer Taxi, which as of July 1 are the only three permitted to transport walk-up passengers. (Other taxi companies can pick up passengers on a pre-arranged basis only.)
The new standards required that each of the three companies:
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Each of the three companies is required to pay a $2-per-trip fee to CRAC for the right to provide pick-up service. Companies that provide pre-arranged service pay a $2.60 fee per trip to CRAC.
Because each of the three walk-up service companies invested heavily in order to meet the new standards, allowing them to recoup that $2 fee from passengers would help defray their costs, airport President and CEO Jon Mathiasen told the Henrico Board of Supervisors Sept. 25.
"We're trying to improve the overall appearance of ground transportation at Richmond International Airport," he said. "It is the front door and the last door that many visitors see [of Greater Richmond]."
The new standards make the airport one of few in the nation to offer an entire fleet of brand new vehicles (41 in total, including 5 that are fitted for disabled passengers), Mathiasen said. Each vehicle makes an average of 15 trips per day, Mathiasen said.
Taxi fares from the airport last increased five years ago this month.
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"The improvement is dramatic out there," he said. "It's very professional. I think it's got to make a big impression on visitors."
The airport is investing several hundred thousand dollars on a new queuing system that will help taxis conserve gas while they wait for passengers, Mathiasen said. It should be active within about two months.
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23 comments:
- Rachel said...
What a touching blog entry. My husband served as an Infantry Officer in the Army and spent 15 months in Iraq. I have bookmarked the Quilts of Valor website and will definitely participate in this program in the future.
- September 11, 2009 at 8:43 AM
- eamylove said...
- September 11, 2009 at 9:34 AM
- Conni said...
Beautiful! We remember, too!
- September 11, 2009 at 10:17 AM
- Valerie said...
God bless you
- September 11, 2009 at 10:34 AM
- kd4h said...
I am glad to see this today. I dressed myself and 2 little ones in red, white and blue today and we seemed to be the only ones at school this morning who remembered. I certainly hope not. Thank you for this entry and for remembering with me!
- September 11, 2009 at 10:54 AM
- smilla said...
Hello, I live in Switzerland with my husband and our four kids and I just wanted to let you know that all of us as well as our friends and relatives do remember and will never forget. Take care. Tina
- September 11, 2009 at 12:44 PM
- Kelly O. said...
what a wonderful post.
- September 11, 2009 at 12:52 PM
- Natalia said...
That is so neat! Your quilts are darling too! Very inspiring!
- September 11, 2009 at 1:21 PM
- Lola....L..O..L..A....lo--oh--luh! said...
It feels likt it was just yesterday. I still feel it that strong today. I remember feeling like I needed to do something, but I didn't know what or how.
Thanks for the inspiring post.
- September 11, 2009 at 1:21 PM
- Cheryl said...
What a wonderful post and a wonderful organization. That last picture gave me goosebumps seeing all those quilts stacked like that.
- September 11, 2009 at 2:36 PM
- Sonja said...
What a beautiful gesture!!!
- September 11, 2009 at 3:22 PM
- Laurie said...
Thank you
- September 11, 2009 at 3:41 PM
- Stacey said...
Do you still have the pattern for this? Or can you tell me where I can find it, I have been looking for one for awhile now.
Great cause btw...
- September 11, 2009 at 4:29 PM
- rachel griffith said...
this is awesome!!!
and SO heart touching.
- September 11, 2009 at 5:00 PM
- greetingarts said...
Yes, we will forever remember. My girls and I are dressed in red, white and blue from head to toe today. Your quilts and the message on the back brought tears to my eyes. Thanks for all you did that day, and continue to do!
- September 11, 2009 at 6:27 PM
- Kendra said...
Wow! I am at a loss of words... How amazing!
- September 11, 2009 at 8:14 PM
- WoolenSails said...
What a wonderful quilt and cause.
Will go check out the link you have.
- September 11, 2009 at 10:43 PM
- sweetbabies00 said...
Thank you for the wonderful post. I remember the People story on the babies. I love the quilts that you made. It really warms my heart.
- September 11, 2009 at 10:58 PM
- Busty LaRue said...
What a wonderful project and beautiful quilts.
- September 11, 2009 at 11:43 PM
- Elsa said...
With my friends on facebook, we all posted where we were and how 9-11 impacted us. Glad to know that so many others are out there remembering our fallen brothers, sisters, fathers, mothers, children ... thank you for remembering with us all.
- September 12, 2009 at 10:51 AM
- altar ego said...
Love the stars and stripes quilt and would be grateful to be directed to a pattern! My son is in the National Guard following a five-year stint as an Army Ranger. I would love to do this for him.
Thanks for the timely post of remembrance.
- September 12, 2009 at 11:04 AM
- Kama said...
That is awesome. I love it.
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Fabulous! Thank you...
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MH370: 100 days of very little progress
The search for MH370: 100 days on
Inside North Korea
The bizarre world of Kim Jong Un
U.S. detainees in North Korea speak
Bill Richardson: North Korea wants to deal
Pyongyang and the appearance of tolerance
Bae: I'm the only prisoner in camp
Inside CNN's N. Korean prisoner interviews
Story behind CNN's North Korea interviews
Richardson: North Korea wants attention
What could be up Kim Jong Un's sleeve?
CNN tours Kim Jong Un's waterpark
American wrestlers travel to North Korea
Kim Jong Un baby photos revealed
Discover new places
'Islander style' surfing in Bali
China's 'shop 'til you drop' mega malls
Rwanda's 'exploding lake'
Soaking up the sun in Malibu
Hidden treasures of Beirut
Discovering the Roman ruins of Libya
Your bags made airlines $3B last year
A culinary journey through Milan
Sharks and otters inside a mall?
Holy water washes away sins
Cleaning the world's tallest building
Ride through bike park with a mighty view
EXCLUSIVE: Match-Fixing exposed
EXCLUSIVE: Match-fixers target officials
EXCLUSIVE: The world's most notorius match fixer
How widespread is football match-fixing?
Israel-Gaza conflict
See Gaza destruction from above
Prof. Schabas: I'm prepared for backlash
Israel claims 1,000 acres of West Bank
Liberman on ceasefire
No clues in hunt for U.S. man in Israel
American student missing in Israel
Reaction to Israel-Gaza ceasefire deal
Hamas officials: Gaza agreement reached
Egypt attempts to revive Israel-Hamas talks
Hamas: Residential tower hit by Israel
Hamas executes alleged spies
War's psychological toll on Gaza's kids
World Sport
Frustrated golfer has massive meltdown
Ryder Cup teams prepare for a tough battle
Kei Nishikori reflects on U.S. Open
Friends: Janay Rice not one dimensional
Ravens: ESPN report on Rice video untrue
'South Park' mocks NFL team
Can the NFL repair its image?
Seahawks player proposes after game
Vikings lose again without Peterson
Did media ignore Hope Solo's abuse case?
Are we asking too much of the NFL?
Goodell's apology: touchdown or fumble?
Man kidnapped with Sotloff speaks to CNN
More clues in new ISIS execution video
Haines' brother: Islam not to blame
Militant: Beheading is message to U.S. allies
PM: ISIS 'not Muslims, but monsters'
Who was British aid worker David Haines?
Foley's mom: 'Jim will live on'
McChrystal on failed rescue of Foley
Terrorist in Foley video identified?
Spokesman: Steven was no war junkie
Colleague: Sotloff was very dedicated
Berrin: 'Steven was my hero'
Strong quake rocks Northern California
Why aren't earthquake warnings better?
Drone's eye view of earthquake damage
Residents struggle with quake aftermath
Nye: 'Unlikely' big quake still serious
6.0-magnitude quake shakes California
Napa quake takes a toll on wine industry
Napa quake like 'a rollercoaster'
See earthquake rock family's living room
Resident: 'Slow and steady-rolling' quake
6.0 earthquake shakes California
Napa Fire Chief: Fireplace fell on child
5 most powerful recorded earthquakes
Officer resigns after Ferguson incident
Wilson supporters & business owner clash
Story behind iconic Ferguson photo
A eulogy for Michael Brown
Police chiefs speak out on Ferguson
Police chief: "This looks like 1964"
Did cops target media in Ferguson?
Can Ferguson businesses recover?
Meet the children of Ferguson
Officer in Ferguson relieved for remarks
Brown's dad: Officer needs to go to jail
Father: Violence is shaming son's name
CNN Español
EE.UU.: ¿Aliado con el enemigo?
El poder de dar
¿Se puede lograr paz absoluta?
La economía de China
Vaticano arresta a Wesolowski
Los objetivos de EE.UU.
Entrevista con Pedro Canales
Ataque contra ISIS y las redes sociales
El horror del ébola
Joven yazidí logra escapar de ISIS
Ataques y objetivos
Ataques en Siria
Actor Robin Williams dies
In his own words: Williams on depression
The best Robin Williams tributes
Coroner: Robin Williams hanged himself
The loved ones Robin Williams left behind
Robin Williams' dedication to the troops
'Mrs. Doubtfire' star remembers Williams
Robin Williams' beloved movie characters
Conan announces Robin Williams' death
Williams: 'If heaven exists...'
Robin Williams' funniest late night moments
Robin Williams: King of talk show guests
James Lipton interviews Robin Williams
Explore space
Could Rosetta unlock Earth's secrets?
Spacecraft enters comet's orbit
Voyager's incredible journey through space
Need to escape? Look at this space view
Zero gravity training with NASA
Satellite launch to study climate change
NASA's ticket to Mars
Hubble: The greatest telescope ever
Reusable rocket takes off -- then LANDS!
SpaceX rocket soars toward space station
See asteroid fall apart
See what it's like to live on Mars
Argentina's debt
Argentina in default
Argentina in default
Expert: Argentina will default tonight
'Chaos' awaits an Argentinian default
Bizarre case of Argentina default
Debt crisis weights heavy on Argentina
Argentina at the tipping point
Report: Plane hit by 'High energy objects'
OSCE: MH17 site in 'utter devastation'
Experts reach MH17 crash site
MH17's lonely crash site
Ukraine: Mines planted near MH17 site
Malaysia Airlines considering rebranding
Data recorders help explain MH17 downing
Who's running the MH17 investigation?
Original MH17 search 'less than thorough'
Malaysian families counting the days
Will victims' families ever get justice?
Dutch PM: Arming separatists was wrong
Parents search for daughter on MH17
Family's one last photo aboard MH17
MH17 victim's mom makes plea to Putin
Dutch honor MH17 victims
Family visits MH17 crash site
Identifying MH17 victims a complex task
For the Dutch, a day of mourning
Family: They were just incredible kids
MH17 victims: Welcome home
Dutch honor MH17 passengers
Remembering researcher killed in MH17 crash
MH17 bodies one step closer to home
Cult of Putin
Putin t-shirts are a hot seller in Moscow
What is Putin's next move?
Vladimir Putin's private life revealed
What next for 'Strongman' Vladimir Putin?
Clinton: Putin is arrogant and tough
Big names ditch Putin's party
Reports: Royal compares Putin to Hitler
Spotlight on Putin in Winter Olympics
Did Obama snub Putin?
Moscow's likely response to Sochi attack
Olympics considered 'Putin's Games'
Terror in Nigeria
Nigeria's schoolgirls missing 100 days
Escaped Nigerian schoolgirls speak out
Parents outraged over missing schoolgirls
Source: 63 girls escape Boko Haram
Minister on protecting Nigeria's girls
Was ransom money funneled to Boko Haram?
Boko Haram horror 'gripped me by throat'
Gordon Brown on Missing Nigerian Girls
Nigerian consul-general on missing girls
Orphaned by Boko Haram
River between life and death
Hunt for Boko Haram focuses on Lake Chad
Costa Concordia
Can sunken Costa Concordia float again?
See inside underwater cruise ship
Costa Concordia captain returns to ship
Was captain's girlfriend a distraction?
Costa Concordia captain's guest to testify
Captain shifts blame for Concordia crash
Incredible drone video of Costa Concordia
Concordia underwater: What divers see
Timelapse shows raised Concordia
Costa Concordia captain's trial resumes
Costa Concordia families still wait
Costa Concordia upright a year later
Correspondents share their stories
Heartbreaking grief in Gaza
Before and after the killing: the Pistorius I knew
Boko Haram horror 'gripped me by throat'
What is Putin's interest in Ukraine?
The deadly day that changed Kiev
Stories from Syria's front line
What did Westgate mean to Kenyans?
Egypt in Crisis: Ben Wedeman's View
Nic Robertson: Syria's Frontline Town
Witness to war: Syrian refugees speak out
CNN crew sneaks in and out of Aleppo
A new world of drones
Second deadly air strike in Yemen
Drone finds 1,000-year-old village
Facebook to use drones to beam internet
Documenting death by drone
Watch out! This drone will tase you
Drone offers bird's eye view of protests
Shooting down drones: a town votes
Will Amazon's plans for drone delivery work?
Spying to sushi, what can't drones do?
What's next for Amazon drones?
Amazon planning drone deliveries
A bird's eye view of Haiyan devastation
Man caught on camera throwing puppy
Undercover drug deal nearly turns deadly
New video shows WH fence-jumper
NYPD investigate alleged brutality
Security incident at White House
Video shows White House fence jumper
Mom: Cops killed mentally ill son
Video captures school bus crash into home
Machete attack caught on camera
Teen tackled, pinned by cops in school
Shooting spree caught on surveillance
Cop stops driver going wrong way
'Virginity Rocks' t-shirt controversy
Venezuela's breast implant shortage
Mom's diamond ring held for son's tuition
Woman uses dog hair to make ...
7-year-old ticketed by cop ... no, really
Controversial mascot removed from school
Landslide sends casket down a hill
Campers learn to survive zombie attack
Vet offers liposuction for pets
Sex-ed textbook covers bondage, sexting
Otter claws, bites girl all over body
A sizing trick to make you feel skinny
Tasting a $500 bottle of wine
World's richest man creates own landmark
Man buys Lincoln document for $50
$1 million heist from 3-story closet
Tehran's empty luxury homes
This 21-foot Mercedes costs $1 million
Is this Lambo the ultimate holiday gift?
Titanic violin sells for record price
Nearly $18M palace has Ferrari room
Man finds breathtaking 306 carat opal
This diamond costs how much?!
Yard sale bowl sells for $2.2 million
Rare deep-sea creature caught on video
Fisherman catches giant 200 lb squid
Shark kills swimmer as wife looks on
See hammerhead shark chase swimmers
Teen catches 700-pound swordfish
Teen catches one-in-two million lobster
'Extremely rare' wahoo fish caught
Jellyfish sting more than 250 in one day
Sharks lurk by swimmers
Great white shark attacks kayakers
Boy bitten by shark in Lake Pontchartrain
Shark sees a camera and then ...
See the world's first 3D printed car
Go inside secret hotel bunker
See Apple's new spaceship campus
Is this the world's fastest hot tub?
The world's first 'flying motorcycle'?
10-year-old runs successful business
Sandless beach towel saves the day
See how to never fold your laundry again
Rescue dog thwarts burglary
Fill 100 water balloons in a minute
Redesigning shared spaces
How to make a cake in 60 seconds
Government not securing your kid's data
Security hole may expose your kid's data
What is big data?
Why Uber hired Obama's campaign chief
Data hole could expose your child's info
Do you want to wear your phone?
iPhone 6: Bigger, better, pricier?
Unexpected reveal of the new iPhone 6
Airlines phasing out seat-back screens
Hollywood stars targeted in nude scandal
Robot revolutionizes room service
Robot designed to help your family
Car falls in sinkhole with woman inside
Huge sinkhole opens in neighborhood
Mom and son get trapped in sinkhole
House dangling from cliff is set on fire
Street collapses in Baltimore landslide
Miniature horse trapped in sinkhole
Huge sinkhole opens at football stadium
Baltimore street swallowed in landslide
Sinkhole becomes attraction at museum
Huge sinkhole reopens between houses
Large sinkhole opens up near homes
See last Corvette pulled out of sinkhole
Want to buy a castle? Look in Kentucky!
'Dear Daddy', men aren't for me
This stolen violin was worth HOW MUCH?
Crushed Ford Fiesta attracts huge bids
The world's largest yacht belongs to ...
World's most expensive car unveiled
5-story penthouse the world's priciest?
This mobile mansion costs HOW much?
Man goes diving in his living room
From the U.S.
"Take a holiday whenever you want"
Family consumed with Austin Tice search
Iraqi leader: 'We need concrete support'
President Obama's 'War on Terror 2.0'
Hostage family frustrated with U.S.
Arrest warrant issued in Graham case
What life is like inside ISIS stronghold
Frustrated golfer has massive meltdown
Arrest warrant in Hannah Graham case
U.S., Arab allies strike ISIS in Syria
Neighbors claim Zuckerberg hoards parking
U.S. strikes the Khorasan group in Syria
Dieting? Try Pizza Hut's 'skinny slice'
Is that plastic on your teeth?
Could smell test detect Alzheimer's?
Alzheimers research on his life's work
Can psychedelic drugs be medicine?
'Unprecedented' virus striking kids
Respiratory illness hits children
Brain-eating amoeba in town's water
Germaphobe? Skip the handshakes
Shanghai meat scandal limits menus
Red meat increases breast cancer risk
Toddler inhales: the dangers of smoking
Marisa Tomei has become a skateboard
Actor channels Tom Hanks before sex scene
Shelton, Stefani perform hilarious duet
Kim Kardashian met her 'SNL' double
Conan's embarrassing celeb photos
Don't miss this new episode of 'Friends'
'Friends' reunion on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!'
Colbert mocks Bieber, Bloom feud
SNL cast members who didn't make the cut
'SNL' spoofs Hillary and Michelle
Letterman walks out on Joan Rivers
'SNL' takes on Clippers drama
Reporter: 'F*** it, I quit'
Man robs victim who is wearing GoPro
Seriously, who does this on a flight?!
Biker takes aim at litterbugs
Surgery ... for a goldfish?
$349 for an Apple Watch or just DIY?
Bieber strips to the tune of ... booing?
Man climbs into the mouth of a volcano
Can the new royal baby 'save the union'?
Is there anything our pets WON'T eat?!
Angry ram takes down drone
Smallest linebacker EVER?!
JUST A DISTRACTION: Animals gone wild
See dogs surf the waves
Distraction: Turtle's revenge on dog
Distraction: What the fox says
Boy and bear play follow the leader
Distraction: Dolphins swim in the sky
Distraction: Girl apes baby gorilla
Distraction: Slow loris eats a rice ball
Family of ducks tries to cross highway
Distraction: Duck plays fetch like a dog
Distraction: Baby panda loves ball
Distraction: Gorillas dig caterpillar
Distraction: Raccoon goes night fishing
Inside Africa
Part 1: Wildlife sanctuary saves orphaned animals
Part 2: See animals return to the wild
Part 3: Students learn to respect wildlife
Part 1: Turning disability into opportunity
Part 2: See double amputee pump iron
Part 3: Why Ghana's disable face uphill battle
Part 1: Old meets new in medieval city
Part 2: Designer transforms Moroccan fashion
Part 3: Sufi brotherhood preserves spirituality
Part 1: A walk through time in Namibia
Part 3: Trailing through ancient canyon
Part 3: Formation of Africa's biggest canyon
African Voices
Part 1: Businessman's passion for aviation
Part 2: Entrepreneur builds own airline
Part 3: Aviation boss honors late father
Part 1: Superbike racer makes history
Part 2: Female biker puts safety first
Part 3: Woman biker makes the podium
Part 1: Multitasking surgeon follows his dreams
Part 2: Zambian doctor helps teen moms
Part 3: Zambian surgeon's love for writing
Part 1: Passion drives Malawian fashion designer
Part 2: The rise of Lilly Alfonso
Part 3: Faith keeps designer grounded
Reading For Leading
Alan Johnson's reads 'classic of the future'
Brazil's tourism minister on branding a country
Tycoon learns from football
Lord Fowler reads comedy about journalism
Sharapova's agent inspired by ESPN
Why the face of reform is slow
Learning from mistakes in the past
Piketty: Future of robotics excites me
If John Browne could read only one book...
World Bank boss reads in the air
Top chef inspired by children's classics
How tech advances are reshaping business
Marketplace Africa
Detroit of South Africa faces challenges
GE wants to do good in Africa
Moroccan port doubles in size
Can African aviation lift its game?
Connecting Africa to the world
Sugar cane waste powers Uganda
Can renewable energy transform Africa?
Ethiopia's white honey goes global
Selling African food abroad
Marketplace Middle East
Eliminating ISIS
Saudi stock market surge
The grapes of Golan
ISIS' black gold
Abu Dhabi's massive new mall
Property hotpots in the Middle East
Turkey's presidential future
Iraq's black market in oil funds ISIS
Taking Lebanese wine abroad
Start-ups struggle with funding
Turkey's economy suffers blow
Iran's passion for skateboarding
Open Court
Part 1: A guide to Davis Cup tennis
Part 2: Superfan's love for the Davis Cup
Part 3: Davis Cup vs. Roland Garros
Inside Andy Murray's luxury hotel
Ivanisevic: Wimbledon's luckiest wildcard?
Wimbledon's 'giant umbrella'
Sharapova's Wimbledon triumph
Serena defends French Open title
Sharapova's love affair with Paris
French Open outsider's meteoric rise
Yannick Noah's unforgettable moment
Watercolorist captures French Open
Human to Hero
Meet Bali's only female pro surfer
Brazilian beach tennis pro makes history
AFL star fights to end racism
Meet man who cycled around the world
Wheelchair racer defies the odds
Ghana's first track cyclist
Gay diving champion beats depression
Olympic cyclist inspires alopecia sufferers
Capturing Messi's magic moment
Patience is key to World Cup photography
What makes a great World Cup photo?
Snapping photos like a pro
Leading Women
White House chef overcomes challenges
What to cook for the President?
Retail powerhouse embraces fear
Grossman: Transforming home shopping TV
China's ad queen puts creativity first
Chinese ad mogul's biggest mistake
Estée Lauder heiress: 'Beauty is global'
Cosmetics heiress builds lifestyle brand
Cosmetics queen's billion-dollar empire
The making of a cosmetics mogul
Linda Chen: At the top of China's gambling mecca
Gambling boss creates 'Vegas of the East'
Part 1: Countdown to Volvo Ocean Race
Part 2: Final test before sailing's toughest race
Part 3: Ocean race favorite aims for gold
Part 1: Sailing in the desert
Part 2: How to master land sailing
Part 3: The physics of land sailing
Part 1: The return of the a sailing icon
Part 2: The most emotive racing yachts ever built
Part 3: Is the modern J Class still a classic?
Part 1: Chinese sailors face Ocean Race test
Paryt 2: Training sailors for the world's toughest race
Part 3: Dongfeng Race Team select their crew
Business Traveller
Part 1: Historic hotels transform travel
Part 2: Famous hotel's 30-year-old secret
Part 3: Four Seasons Dubai aims for the stars
Part 1: 'Floating cities' master reinvention
Part 2: How to feed 5,000 people a day
Part 3: Travel gadgets for fun in the sun
Part 1: Two cities with a love for business and travel
Part 2: A tour of Heathrow's new 'world class' terminal
Part 3: London to New York in style
Part 1: Aviation industry aims to improve plane tracking
Part 2: Getting more travel for your money
Part 3: Qatar Airways transforms Doha into dominant hub
Make Create Innovate
Fusion power mimics the sun
Listening to color
The world's first 'flying motorcycle'?
'Garbage Man' recycles plastic
Robotic firefighter clears landmines
Breeding killer mosquitoes out of existence
Is this 'Google Translate' for music?
Could this predict your medical future?
Incredible hearing aid changes lives
Introducing self-cleaning concrete
Making sea water drinkable
Artificial leaf mimics nature
Art Of Movement
'Flying' bicycles turn motion into speed
NASCAR's super-fast pit stops
Photographer captures bioluminescence
Jellyfish masters art of immortality
The magic of bioluminescence
Voyager's incredible journey through space
Historic astronaut's moon mission
Beautiful solar flares caught on camera
Zero gravity training with NASA
What's it like to maneuver NASA's Curiosity rover?
See incredible wingsuit jump
Designing a human-powered aircraft
Winning Post
Germany's big race
Top trainer's big win
Sea The Moon aims for the stars
America's oldest sports venue
Showcasing the best of U.S. horse racing
From humble beginnings to star jockey
Irish Derby highlights
Training the world's best horses
The heartland of Irish horse racing
Behind the scenes at Royal Ascot
How to call a horse race
Keeping horses fit and healthy
The Circuit
Formula 1's safety car
Spinning through F1's only night race
Electric power over petrol and pistons?
Tracking Italy's passion for F1
How Ferrari's new boss will make history
The Pirelli tire's great journey home
How F1 champagne is made
Speeding through Monza circuit
Marc Marquez targets more MotoGP titles
MotoGP riders speed round Silverstone
Spinning through Spa-Francorchamps
Spa through the lens
Living Golf
Part 1: Ryder Cup teams prepare for a tough battle
Part 2: How the Ryder Cup rivalry began at Gleneagles
Part 3: What does it take to win the Ryder Cup?
A golfing history of Royal Liverpool
McIlroy targets Open improvement
Will Donald Trump's Turnberry be a success?
How far has women's golf come?
Annika Sorenstam's bunker shot
The rise of golf's child stars
Top golf courses in the works
Annika Sorenstam in full swing
Manassero's hopes for the future
Inside the Middle East
Part 1: Iranian stunt team's James Bond call
Part 2: NFL star inspired by his Muslim faith
Part 3: Ice Hockey in the UAE?
Part 1: The cultural heart of Middle East
Part 2: Oil wrestling with Turkish giants
Part 3: Hidden treasures of Beirut
Part 1: A taste of home for Syrian refugees
Part 2: Syrian musicians hit the right note in Lebanon
Part 3: Bringing Rumi's poety to a musical audience
Part 1: Jerusalem's ancient history comes to life
Part 2: A hike across the Holy Land
Part 3: Comedian breaks down barriers
Talk Asia
Part 1: Superstar chef's new labor of love
Part 2: In the kitchen with Curtis Stone
Part 3: TV chef cooks up favorite meal
Part 1: How Natalie Portman became a leading lady
Part 2: Portman on SATs and 'Star Wars'
Part 3: Natalie Portman's Dior inspiration
Part 1: Michael Kors brings luxury to the masses
Part 2: Michael Kors' first big break
Part 3: Did 'outsider mentality' fuel Kors?
Part 1: Fashion designer's exciting new venture
Part 2: Fearless designer's rise to the top
Part 3: Agnes B. on dealing with criticism
Part 1: Bali's best beach club
Part 2: Surfers' paradise
Part 3: The mellow side of Bali
Part 1: Soaking up the sun in Malibu
Part 2: Vintage cinema honors movie history
Part 3: Best of L.A. comes to life in Venice
Part 1: Old meets new in Morocco's 'Red City'
Part 2: Marrakech's magnificent mountains
Part 3: Rapper tours Marrakech hot spots
Part 1: Cruising the canals of Amsterdam
Part 2: The artistic side of Amsterdam
Part 3: Amsterdam's mouth-watering street food
Executive Innovator
Driving to deliver better service
Is this the UK's most productive work place?
LEGO's tough innovation lessons
Home Depot reinvents the customer experience
What is the 'Tiger touch'?
Iconic brand masters reinvention
Shaking up the beer industry
Innovation fuels foldable bike success
Explore the sparkle of Baselworld
Razer releasing wearable 'smart band'
How smart tech is shaping the future
Industry outsider doubles airline's profits
Rugby Sevens Worldwide
Rugby Sevens growing in Brazil
Brazilian women take on Rugby Sevens
Brothers bring Rugby Sevens to the favelas
The perfect workout? Part 5
The perfect workout? Part 4
The perfect workout? Part 3
The perfect workout? Part 2
The perfect workout? Part 1
Historic win for Samisoni Viriviri
Growing rugby in Scotland
Rugby rivals face off in kicking challenge
Who will be crowned rugby player of the year?
Global Exchange
Expert: Energy deal a big win for Russia
Swedish FM: Crisis hurts Russian economy
U.S. job growth soars
Did garment world change after collapse?
China's economic slowdown
Qatar Airlines plan U.S. expansion
IMAX brings in Chinese investors
China looking to boost trade with EU
New last words from missing MH370
Abandoned railway turns urban sprawl green
Sugar cane waste powers Uganda
China's Alibaba to file IPO in America
Connect the world
Political crisis deepens in Yemen
Regional foes meet to discuss ISIS
Appeals for ISIS hostage
2013: Experiment looks at dark matter
Alibaba now trading on NYSE
Scottish First Minister resigns
UK leaders urging Scotland to vote 'no'
Kate experiencing acute morning sickness
Regional reactions to ISIS brutality
Barroso: No Military Solution in Ukraine
Rasmussen: NATO vital against Russian aggression
NATO increases presence in Ukraine
Quest Means Business
Airlines united to reduce climate impact
Yahoo's stake in Alibaba
Tesco reports $408 million profit error
U.N.: $1B needed to fight Ebola outbreak
Alibaba creating online shopping addicts
De Gucht: Russia not pleased with pact
U.S. backs new EU sanctions on Russia
Politician: Currency threats just a bluff
The Eurozone's 'September Issue'
Inventor: Knee Defender not the problem
Twitch: We compete with cable networks
Carlos Slim: Russia failed to modernize
Marketplace Europe
The man behind Louis Vutton
A luxury bag with a retro twist
Energy expert: EU must work together
Estonia's 'dirty' energy business
Does Europe need an energy revolution?
Is business travel back on track?
Why axing business travel is a mistake
Inside Air Malta's big restructure
UK brick production booming
Italy's economy picks up speed?
Part 1: How can Europe bounce back?
Part 2: Europe's job creation problem
Aiming For Gold
Gov. Christie hits the road for GOP
The 'Inside Politics' Forecast
Sochi's farewell
How to drink vodka like a Russian
Iconic images from Sochi
Leaving Sochi with a gold medal for Japan
Looking ahead to Pyeongchang 2018
Boitano: Wagner's scores were fair
Winner of USA vs. Canada hockey game ...
Inside Stalin's holiday villa
2002: Infamous Olympics scoring scandal
Surprising skating win spurs controversy
Alpine Edge
Skiing champ's last chance to shine?
Heat molds your ski boots?
World's most dangerous downhill?
3-time Olympian thrives on pressure
Canadian cowboys on ice
Can high-tech helmet save your life?
Lindsey Vonn vows to take on the men
Pro rescue team keeps ski slopes safe
A masterclass in giant slalom
The Gateway
'Baltic hub' fuels Russian trade
Captain steers 'ballet on the Baltic'
Crucial port faces competition
Drawbridges connect 'Venice of the North'
Hong Kong: A gateway to China
Cruise ship terminal's plane inspiration
Tunnel provides seamless travel
How Hong Kong tackles immigration
Major expansion for busy Hong Kong airport
Keeping busy tunnel in top condition
The touchscreen made from water drops
How bouncing camera could save lives
Can foldable wheels transform mobility?
Recycling water as you shower
Exoskeleton gives you super strength
Timelapse: Watch kayak fold like origami
Origami-inspired kayak unfolds from box
Could lasers save cyclists' lives?
Will robots take over our kitchens?
Making music from body movements
Inventors, innovators manipulate light
Streetlight system saves energy
On The Road
World Cup stadium in Amazon rainforest
Take a whirl through Rio's secured slums
World Cup host city renowned for fish
Brazil strategizes for long-term growth
Brazil builds its future
Vale's hopes for Brazil's economy
Banking in Brazil
Embraer growth strategy
Managing Brazil's growing economy
More to Brazilian economy than sports
Economist: Brazilian govt. must act
Executing an IPO
The financial rise of Alibaba
Should you buy Alibaba stock?
Thiel critical of tech giants
Ultimo CEO supports 'No' vote
Jib Jab's CEO on his latest venture
Domestic violence costs more than war
Colombia's booming tech scene
Does Apple live up to the hype?
Rivals mount challenge against Apple
Fashion Week now available online
Fashion Week's hottest trends
Iraqi PM: Happy Arab nations joined U.S.
'ISIS' ... what's in a name?
Why France refuses to say 'ISIS'
Bahrain: ISIS is a 'deviated cult'
Abdullah hails new Afghan unity gov't
Scotland's role in UK terrorism fight
Where do Scotland and UK go from here?
Afghanistan 'on the right track'
Syria opposition pleads for support
Scotland's indelible mark on the world
David Steel talks Scottish independence
Scottish nationalist: It's now or never
News Stream
China jails prominent scholar for life
3D printing enters new frontier in space
"Humans of New York" hits the road
The bitter truth about sugar
Video shows police attacking Christians
Google discusses 'Right to be Forgotten'
Is Apple innovating?
ISIS teen: My journey to jihadism
Floods ravage parts of India, Pakistan
Hack casts shadow on Apple launch
LEGO set features female scientists
Can "Destiny" deliver?
Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown
'The China you first fell in love with'
Anthony Bourdain's 'pillows of happiness'
The Caipirinha man
Bourdain: Don't forget the hot chili oil
1,200 times more potent than cyanide?
Tony enjoys the East's sensory pleasures
Drunken noodles with no noodles?
Anthony Bourdain visits Chiang Mai City
Greens & fried okra & neck bones, oh my!
Ear ye! Ear ye! Pig ear sandwiches?
Giddy-up giddy-up giddy-up let's go!
On that midnight train to St. Petersburg
Eco Solutions
Food waste to Food Grace
What is a 'gravity light'?
Iceland's geothermal energy
Trash turned into homes
Turning ocean garbage into soap bottles
Dancing bears in India
Healthy living in the Philippines
Transforming discarded nets into energy
Meet the Philippines' climate crusader
Japan's unusual energy solution
Solving Britain's food waste problem
Philippines taps geothermal potential
Worlds Untold Stories
World's Untold Stories: Dementia Village
World's Untold Stories: Dementia Village
World's Untold Stories: Dementia Village
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Welcome and good luck Kari!
Welcome and good luck Kari!
Hi Kari! I hope your stay is short too!
Mel (39) DH (37) Finally, a baby boy after 12 months of TTC!
April 2013 http://www.saferpills.org/
Good Luck Kari! No judgement here at all! I'm 23 and DH is 26 but we've been trying almost a year and started when I was 22 and he was 25! Now if you were say 15yrs old, unmarried, in high school and not in a stable relationship, we may frown but still support! Just like any motherly person would do. Welcome and I hope your stay is short and sweet!
Cait[24] & Gene-Paul[28] Dx with PCOS & Left Tube Blocked Dec. '12
Sean Patrick born 3/11/14, 7lbs 13oz
Aww just saw your ticker!! Newlyweds!! Congrats!
Hi Kari, Welcome to the club. I am sure you can beat me in getting out of this room first and graduating to Due Dates! I guess we are officially TTC buddies now. This site is great for support, information and fun! Good luck!
i have MIA for quite some time... but i am HAPPY TO REPORT... i got a BIG FAT POSITIVE on October 20th.... Expecting June 29th! WHOO HOO!
you can add me to the list. Thinking about all the rest of you and sending positive thoughts your way!
Congrats on your BFP!
Reporting a BFP this morning via Digital test!! Start the freak out phase now! Thanks ladies for all your support and encouragement!
Congrats momma39 and kbull!!!
Yay for both of your bfps!!!
Hello everyone how is everyone doing today? How is the testing going?
Is it possible for HPTs to pick up O?
I am new here. My name is Stephanie I am 25. My husband is 26.We have been TTC 2 1/2 years with 6 losses together.
I have had a total of 7 losses.I was pregnant with twins and my daughter was still born at 32 weeks. They induced me at 33 weeks and my son came into the world as healthy as can be.Right now we are on CD 18. I should have just ovulated or getting ready too soon.But, weird thing is I tested faint positive with a first response early response pregnancy test. And, also an internet cheapy.Wonder how early you can ovulate, is it possible to ovulate on period or right after like CD 7?I've been nauseous and super tired for a few days and today crampy. But, also having a soft high cervix and watery CM. Can pregnancy tests pick up ovulation now??
What do you think?
Here are the First Response HPT photos.
These photos are of the same test.
This was taken Friday night.
http://i1298.photobucket.com/albums/...e/IMAG5013.jpg .
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Packer linebacker Clay Matthews Jr. plays with an edge. It's what
makes him a great player. It's what transformed him from a benchwarmer
at USC into an All-Pro NFL player. That being said...there are times
when his act can get annoying. If you, as a Packer fan, are going to
rail against the me first preening of the players from other teams, you
have to admit that his screaming, hair flying sack dance is right up
there with the best (or worst of them).
But that isn't what I'm talking about today. The out-of-bounds hit on
Colin Kaepernick is today's conversation. Matthews says he expects a
fine for the hit and rightly so. It was a cheap shot. I read some fans
Facebook postings during the game which lauded the hit and said it sent a
message that the Packers were not soft. Reverse the uniforms and tell
me they would have felt the same. If Patrick Willis had closelined Aaron
Rodgers that far out of bounds you would have been able to hear the
screaming from Bayfield to Beloit.
Matthews had said all week leading up to the game that he would hit
Kaepernick as much and as often as he could. He couldnt stop himself
from launching even though he could obviously see that the Niner QB was
clearly out of bounds. He was willing to take the penalty and any fine
that goes with it to prove how tough he was. Is that not a selfish act?
Mike McCarthy said yesterday that Matthews is not a dirty player. I would agree but I would also say that the hit was...and it's a fine line that NFL defenders walk every game. Good Hit or Cheap Shot...depending on your perspective.
It is interesting how the NFL has changed over the decades. Matthews hit would have been business as usual in the 1960's. The clothes-line tackle was regularly used by Butkus, Nitschke and other great linebackers. It will be interesting to get the perspective of former Packer greats at our Green & Gold Legends Lunch next Wednesday at the Great Dane in Wausau. Get your tickets now at our studios and join us from 11-2 on Sept 18th. More info available elsewhere on this website.


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Ericka's Q & A
If you could do a shot of Jose Cuervo with anyone -- dead or alive -- who would it be?
James Dean or Elvis Presley
Favorite Sport/Team
Denver Broncos
Favorite Movie/Actor
Any of the Batman movies!
Go-to karaoke song
Fever by Peggy Lee
My first job
Shop Maintenance for the same company I'm at today!
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
5 Tattoos - Neck, inside lip, rib cage, hip, & foot. 17 piercings - mostly on the ears
Nintendo, Xbox 360, PS3, or don't game?
Nintendo Game Cube!
What fun fact, talent or superpower of yours should guys know about?
I'm a sports fanatic! I love to play/watch most sports. Football, baseball, basketball, volleyball, paintball, put-put golf etc. Im very outdoorsy too. Ride ATVs, snowmobiles, snowboard, snow-skiing, water-skiing, wake-surfing. I also have my hunters safety card!
What's the most memorable pick up line you've ever heard?
"Do you know how much a polar bear weighs? Enough to break the ice!" It's the most memorable because I've heard it only a million times...it's time for new material guys!
What's the craziest thing you've ever done?
Swallowed a scorpion!
What's the most unusual place you've ever hooked up? How'd it go?
On a trampoline! How can you not have fun on a trampoline?!
What do you feel most comfortable wearing?
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By Leanne Aguilera, Hollywood.com Staff
The winter premiere of Glee is just hours away, so to help refresh your memory from all those McKinley-free weeks, we've compiled a super spoiler-y catch-up guide! We also used our powers of penmanship to create a list of the top five things you need to know about what's to come in tonight's episode, "Sadie Hawkins," and many storylines after. And stay tuned for scoop from Lea Michele, Naya Rivera, Darren Criss, Becca Tobin, and more! Read on for all the Glee-filled fun below!
Show: Glee
Where We Left Off: Well, besides the world's most horrible Christmas episode here's what you missed on Glee: Rachel absolutely killed her performance at the NYADA Winter Showcase (yay!) but then she also kissed Brody (boo!). Kurt made it into NYADA after a surprise on-the-spot audition and one adorable ice skating performance later, he and Blaine declared that no matter what, they'll always be friends. Finn is trying to find his purpose in life so when Mr. Schue left for Washing DC to help improve the arts in schools, our former McKinley quarterback took the job as leader of the New Directions. However, despite an amazing sectionals performance, the glee club was disqualified. Why, you ask? Because Kitty was being a crazy back-stabbing cheerio, and a now-bulimic Marley passed out on stage in the middle of their performance. Yikes! Sue took over the choir room and has now declared it her new Cheerio circus ring. Brittany and Sam are now a full-fledged couple (blegh!) and Santana is still cheering her heart out at college (but returning to Lima more often than not). New kids on the block Ryder and Jake are now besties, but it's obvious that they both like the same girl: Miss Marley Rose. And the rest of the gang (Tina, Artie, Sugar, Joe, Emma, etc.) have just been kind of chilling and not getting any screen time.
Biggest Jaw-Dropper of The Fall: There have been quite a few oh em gee jaw-droppers sprinkled throughout the season so far. Blaine cheated on Kurt. Rachel and Finn are not together. Quinn is hooking up with a married man and has absolutely no remorse. Joe is still a member of the glee club (bring back Rory!!). Tina is still not getting any screen time! And of course, the New Directions have no way of competing for Regionals or Nationals this year.
Biggest Let-Down of The Fall: That's easy. All of heart-wrenching, tear-jerking, snot-inducing break-ups. That one episode took all of our beloved couples and completely ripped them apart in a mere 47 minutes. I don't want to talk about it too much more because it's still a very sore subject for me. RIP Finchel, Klaine and Brittana. I'm still keeping my fingers and toes crossed for you!
Most Improved Character: Our shining star Rachel. Whether you love the new Miss Berry or desperately miss the old one, one thing is for sure: she's definitely changed.
Least Improved Character: Without a doubt that would be Joe. Seriously, why is he there?
What We Ultimately Want to See: Gaaah! There are just SO many things that I'd like to see happen. For Finchel, Klaine and Brittana to get back together is of course a top priority. Another must would definitely be having Finn realize what his dreams and passions entail. I'd like to see an amazing Wemma wedding and perhaps and adorable Wemma baby just for fun. I'd love for Tina to get her time to shine and Artie to find a happy relationship. I'd also like to see a lot more of the NYC storylines and I have a feeling that will definitely be happening soon because there's a strong possibility that Santana is headed to the Big Apple! And just for funsies I'd like to see a few relatives return: Blaine's amazing brother, Rachel's perfect dads, and of course more Lord Tubbington.
What Would Make Us Turn Our Backs: If I don't see at least half of the things I listed above by the end of the season then I will seriously go all Lima Heights-Adjacent on someone. Be warned.
5 Reasons You Should Keep Watching: 1. The Ladies Are in Charge: Tonight you'll see Tina come up with the idea for a Sadie Hawkins dance a first for McKinley High. But why is she so anxious for a turn-around dance? She's got a crush on Blaine! Calm down Klaine fans, you've got nothing to worry about. Becca Tobin and I chatted about the dance and she said it's going to be a blast for fans to watch. Especially because Kitty is ready to pounce on a new fella. Although she wouldn't spill details, Tobin teased, "It's somebody that I have a feeling that fans are going to be excited about." I know it's not Ryder or Artie, but it's most certainly not Finn. "It's not Cory because then my house would be burnt down!" Tobin joked. My money is on Puck!
2. Wedding Bells are Ringing! A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of visiting the Glee set (squee!) and you won't believe what word was written on the Choir Room's white board: "Wedding"! Executive producer Dante Di Loreto confirms, "There is a wedding in the air." While all signs point to a Wemma wedding, Loreto was quick to say that nothing is ever simple on Glee. "There are some things that are going to shock the heck out of you."
3. Plenty of Divalicious Songs: From Tina to Rachel to Santana, the girls of Glee are getting some fierce musical numbers and I can't wait to hear them! Naya Rivera recently expressed her excitement for Santana's songs, saying, "She is actually doing big big things in the episode 'Diva' that we're shooting right now. She gets to sing three songs. One of them is a Tina Turner powerhouse song and then she has got some exciting news coming up." And Miss Lea Michele says that fans can expect an amazing HummelBerry performance. "Oh yeah! We have a great duet coming up in an episode called 'Diva' which we just shot last week," she teased.
4. Shirtless Fellas: In an upcoming episode, "Naked," Rachel is trying to decide if she should go topless in a student film. But while she's deliberating with Quinn and Santana, the men of McKinley are posing sans shirts for a calendar. Yum! They better sell those in stores because I'd buy three... thousand.
5. Reunited Couples! According to Ryan Murphy, two couples could be getting back together by Valentine's Day, but the question is, which two? Lea Michele recently told me that she's never given up on Finchel. "I think that you know there is always hope for them,"" she said. ""I think that they're meant to be!" Naya Rivera has similar thoughts about Brittana. "Yes! I feel like there's always hope for them And Santana said that she did not call it an official break-up." And of course, I could not forget about Klaine! On set Darren Criss smiled and said, ""Of course I want to see them together in the end." Squee!
Are you excited for Glee to return tonight? Which couple do you think will get back together by Valentine's day? Sing your thoughts in comments below!
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Mortal Kombat Preview
It has been a few years since I've punched the head clean off the shoulders of one of my rivals. Far too long, if you ask me. Though I've been known to throw a punch or two in my day, what I'm of course referring to is the new Mortal Kombat, from the newly-formed NetherRealm Studios at Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment.
As I gleefully noted in my last preview of the game, the upcoming Mortal Kombat reboot is an ultra-violent affair, worthy of succeeding the franchise's previous generation titles. Gone is the tame combat found in the crossover Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe, replaced with the blood-soaked throes of passion found in the the franchise's past. On a violence level, this is the Mortal Kombat we've been waiting for.
My recent time with the game focused on some of the bells and whistles included in the package. Beyond the game's standard arcade and online components--which I delved into during my previous write-up--there are a number of other additions to flesh out the game.
Included in Mortal Kombat is a Training Mode, which gives players a chance to learn specific special moves and combos for their favorite combatants as well as a Practice Mode, allowing players the opportunity to freely test out their acquired knowledge against an A.I. rival. Like in other recent fighters, these modes serve as an entry point for new players looking to learn how Mortal Kombat controls, while also giving experts an opportunity to test out winning strategies.
The modes start to get a little more intricate from there. Mortal Kombat includes a Fatality Mode, which delivers exactly what you'd expect. The mode indicates where players must stand in order to successfully perform the final death blow for any of the game's 20+ characters, turning green for correct position and red for out of bounds. Players can select their favorite character, which fatality they wish to rehearse, and their favorite punching bag in the mode.
When the Fatality Mode loads, the correct button sequence appears at the top of the screen giving players an opportunity to practice the move. Timing for Mortal Kombat's deadly strikes is key; however, the mode allows players to remove the clock from the equation to sear the combo into their minds at their own pace. The game is friendly in its execution. The only penalty for failing to land a Fatality is a brief reload, but that's only necessary if you were to accidentally strike an opponent; plugging in the wrong button combinations won't require a restart. Friendlier still are entire character move lists, including special moves, in the game's pause menu during matches.
What really captured my attention was Mortal Kombat's Challenge Tower, a 300-level high series of tests and events that help unlock a surprise the MK dev team during my preview said would be "well worth a player's time." They also noted that, while they wouldn't reveal what that surprise was, the information will likely be revealed on the Internet within hours of the game's release. Vague rewards aside, the Challenge Tower offers a cornucopia of different tasks for the player to accomplish. The first few levels act as a tutorial for the game, showcasing basic moves like blocking. As players climb the tower, the challenges get more complex and rules for each level get more detailed.
The Challenge Tower also brings classic Mortal Kombat modes into the fray: Test Your Sight, giving players the chance to follow an eyeball as it's shuffled under multiple hollowed out skulls; Test Your Might, testing players rapid button pressing and timing to destroy increasingly more difficult objects; Test Your Strike, where players must destroy a specific block in a stack; and (the brand new) Test Your Luck, which adds random modifiers to battles. In Test Your Luck, players might face off against headless opponents, battle in an upside-down arena, or combat without the use of their arms. This mode basically adds a pinch of crazy to the boiling pot of blood and guts, once again proving that filling a game with violence doesn't inherently make it mature.
The Challenge Tower is a mixture of tutorials, interesting challenges, throw away filler missions, and completely odd concepts. If any level of the Tower becomes too complex (or asinine) players can use their collected "Koins" to bypass the level and move on to the next challenge.
The Tower also brings with it a classic passion from the Mortal Kombat series of old: a desire to unlock the game's secrets. Though it's not as intricate as the "Krypt" found in Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance, it's 300 missions that set to test a player's supreme Mortal Kombat prowess with promises of something extra special in the end. I just hope it's worth the effort, because fighting three manic Baraka's isn't my idea of a good time if the end reward is a pat on the back and a few stills of concept art.
While the Challenge Tower and Fatality Mode focuses on the single-player experience (Read: the least important aspect of this genre), the modes do serve a multiplayer focus. They are essentially entry points for players to get comfortable with the game's style. Mortal Kombat is not a lightning fast fighter in the vein of a Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds, so it's nice to see NetherRealm shine a light on the offline to get gamers comfortable with its very different and distinct style.
Mortal Kombat is a game crafted from the nostalgic essence of our youth. Though it's insanely violent and over the top, it never dips into the world of the chaotic--even during the game's Tag Team arcade mode. The game is as plodding and manageable as you remember, with a striking modern visual flair and a weight behind every attack. So far, the new Mortal Kombat looks to be a love letter to the franchise filled with reminisince nods to its former glory... and signed in blood.
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Issued at 5:18 am EST Monday on 22 September 2014
Cloud associated with a strong cold front is moving across Western Australia. Embedded thunderstorms are visible through the Goldfields and Southeast Coast districts. Cold air behind the front is bringing showers and thunderstoms to parts of the west coast.
Extensive cloud through eastern Queensland and northern NSW is due to an upper level low pressure system. Isolated thunderstorms are occuring within this cloud mass. Further north, high cloud is streaming from Papua New Guinea across north Queensland and the Coral Sea.
A ridge of high pressure is maintaining mostly clear conditions across the remainder of the country.