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At Ravinia classical headliners are not always on the pavilion stage. Nestled in the comfortable confines of the Martin Theatre are numerous big musical talents who shine best in small spaces.
So until the Chicago Symphony Orchestra settles in July 4 for its summer residency, and just beyond, are chamber ensembles and soloists to enrich the entertainment of the festival's classical fans.
This summer the 850-seat theater opens with pianist Leon Fleischer and friends Thursday June 21 and Saturday June 23 composer Philip Glass will celebrate his 75th birthday with a concert on the Martin stage.
Fleischer has plenty of friends, including the husband and wife team violinist Miriam Fried and violist Paul Biss, both members of Ravinia's Steans Institute faculty, violinist Pamela Frank, violist Kim Kashkashian, and cellist Ralph Kirshbaum.
They will play Mozart's Duo for Violin and Viola in G , as well as the composer's String Quintet in C. Concluding the program is the Suite for Two Violins, Cello and Left-hand Piano, composed the early 1930s by Erich Wolfgang Korngold, before he took up permanent residency in the United States to compose Hollywood film scores.
Fleisher was a child prodigy whose successful career almost ended when he suffered the devastating loss of the use of his right hand in 1965. He turned to conducting and teaching, which he especially enjoyed, Eventually he returned to the keyboard playing some of the 1,000 piano works written exclusively for the left hand.
By 1995 newly discovered treatments restored him to the two-hand repertoire, though he continues to play left-hand works, as in the Ravinia program.
Philip Glass, himself a powerful pianist, will play his own works Saturday June 23 at the Martin with violinist Timothy Fain. The two met in 2007 when Glass assembled an ensemble to play his "Book of Longing," a song cycle based on the poetry and artwork of Canadian songwriter Leonard Cohen.
Glass admired the young man's talent and Fain found himself deeply touched by the shifting moods in the composer's music, so their association continued.
Their Ravinia program includes the 30-minute Partita for Solo Violin in Seven Movements, written for Fain, as well as Two Etudes, Metamorphosis (2,3,4), and arrangements of music from the screen, including "The French Lieutenant's Woman."
Virtuoso violinist Pinchas Zukerman and the Zukerman Chamber Players give a concert Tuesday June 26 in the Martin. The ensemble will play the Brahms Piano Quartet No. 3 in C Minor and the Shostakovich Piano Quintet in G Minor.
Zukerman, who plays both violin and viola is joined by his wife Amanda Forsyth, cello: Jessica Linnebach, violin: Jethro Marks, viola and Andrew Cheng, piano.
Internationally known violinist Midori plays two nights of unaccompanied Bach, though not back to back. On Tuesday July 3 she presents the composer's Sonata No. 1 in G and No. 3 in C, as well as his Partita No. 2 in D Minor. Her program Thursday July 5 will be Sonata No. 2 in A Minor, plus Partita No. 1 in B Minor and Partita No. 3 in E.
July 6 the Grammy-winning Emerson String Quartet, now in its 37th season, will present Mozart's Quartet in D, Beethoven's Quartet in B-flat, including the "Grosse Fuge" finale, with "Four Quarters" by Ades in its Ravinia premiere, is placed between the two quartets.
Emerson members are violinists Eugene Drucker and Philip Setzer, who alternate in the first chair position, cellist David Finckel and violist Lawrence Dutton. When they premiered "Four Quarters" by British composer Thomas Ades in Carnegie Hall in March, the New York Times proclaimed it a "dazzling new work."
Angel Romero, a member of the Royal Family of the Guitar of Spain, will play music by Vivaldi, Sanz, Albeniz, Boccherini, and Granados in the Martin at 8 p.m. July 8. Also on the program is "Suite Andaluza" by Angel's father Celedonio Romero, founder of the internationally popular Romero Guitar Quartet.
All Martin Theatre concerts are at 8 p.m.
The Prairie-style stucco theater just inside the festival's west gate is the only building remaining from 1904, when the park opened as a summer haven for classical music.
Initially known as the Ravinia Theatre, it was renamed the Murray Theatre in 1963 to honor Howell W. Murray, Ravinia chairman from 1951 to 1958. In 1957 Murray supervised the opening of the theater, which had been dark since 1931. In 1994 Ravinia's board and then executive director, Zarin Mehta, restored the building's original name.
Eloise Martin of Kenilworth was a generous patron of the Ravinia Festival, endowing the position of music director for more than 20 years She was also a major supporter of the renovation of the Ravinia Theatre, which in 1995 was renamed in her honor.
The Martin, with its Tiffany-style art glass windows and painted timbers, now serves as a jewel of a space for recitals, chamber music programs, cabaret nights and James Conlon's intimately staged Mozart operas. which will come later in this season.
And it has a special importance as it fills out the classical calendar surrounding the Chicago Symphony Orchestra concerts each summer.


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Big flames and smoke shot into the air at a tire pile in Minneapolis overnight Thursday.
The fire happened on Washington Avenue North near Dowling Avenue around 3:07 a.m. Flames were reaching at least 100 feet into the air.
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Sunday, May 19, 1:39 pm
Despite being the first guard selected in the top 10 of the NFL Draft since 1997, in the eyes of many Arizona Cardinals guard Jonathan Cooper was thought to be a rather safe pick. But safe might not... Read more...
NFL.com writer: Cardinals QB Carson Palmer a 'stopgap'
Friday, May 17, 4:08 pm
It's no secret that Carson Palmer isn't the same player he was in 2005 and 2006 when he made back-to-back Pro Bowl appearances, but the Arizona Cardinals quarterback seems to be taking it on the chin this... Read more...
Matt Leinart ranked as one of top NFL Draft busts
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You won't get much argument from Arizona Cardinals fans if you tell them Matt Leinart proved to be a bust of a draft pick. Now, there may be some debate as to why he was a bust, but not that he was... Read more...
Daryl Washington comes in second on a bad list
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Thursday, May 16, 4:12 pm
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Cardinals' Carson Palmer getting to know his coach's voice
Thursday, May 16, 11:08 am
The Arizona Cardinals accessorized their first week of organized team activities. Head coach Bruce Arians introduced the headset to call in plays to the quarterbacks. "They've got to hear my voice... Read more...
SI writer: Cardinals need help to reach the playoffs
Thursday, May 16, 10:52 am
The Arizona Cardinals made a considerable amount of changes since their final game of the 2012 season, including in the coaching ranks as well as all over the roster. But will it all be enough to... Read more...
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The position of starting quarterback in the National Football League is the most glamorous in all of sports. It's arguably also the most important. Will Brinson, a NFL writer for CBSSports.com,... Read more...
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For first time in years, Arizona Cardinals are set at the QB position
Tuesday, May 14, 3:10 pm
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Daryl Washington speaks following Cardinals OTAs
Tuesday, May 14, 1:28 pm
Arizona Cardinals Pro Bowl linebacker Daryl Washington was on the field with his teammates during an organized team activity Tuesday morning in Tempe, less than two weeks after he was arrested on two counts... Read more...
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I work for them so heres the low down on them, and i have worked in several aldi stores and its the same in all of them.
They leave frozen and chilled delivery out in the open for hours while they work it, and when they have finished the delivery they put the defrosted or warm products back into the freezer or chiller.
You don't get all of your breaks, alot of the times you dont get a break, and if you do get a break and the store gets busy they make you sit on the till.
The management talk to you like your a piece of shit, they act friendly to your face but they slag you off behind your back, they have slagged off other staff members to my face and i am just a store assistant so what does that tell you about the people who work there and the company itself.
They dont pay you correctly, when they ask you to stay behind when your shift has finished, call you in early or ask you to come in on your day off, they dont put your extra hours down on the computer, they "forget" to do it so their "prod" looks better, if you ask to see the hours you have done they will try to put it off or they will show you, put your hours on, then when you have gone out of the office they will take the hours off.
When your on the tills you have to work out the change for the customer in your head even though the till can work it out for you, yet they expect your till to be spot on when they cash you up.
They make you work 11 to 15 hour shifts then expect you to start work at 6am the next morning.
The area managers turn a blind eye to all these things, they are not stupid they choose not to do anything about it. and if you go to them with a problem about someone especially if they are management, they wont believe you, they will always take the side of the management.
They are not big on health and safety, and the safety of the staff dont cross the managements minds.
If your injured and you cant work they wont believe you and will slag you off, they dont care for your wellbeing.
They expect you to be in the store 15 mins before your shift starts and to work straight away yet they wont pay you for it, then when you finish your shift at 8PM or 9 pm when the store closes they expect you to clean the store, the tills and staffroom and to be out by 9.15 pm the latest, but if you get out of the store by 9.30 pm they will only pay you till 9pm, the only way they will pay you when you work past 9pm is when you get out of the store by 9.45 or later.
The management expect you to do nothing on your day off, not to have a life and to sit by the phone waiting for them to call you for extra hours, once you get your hours for the week, you like millions of other workers may actually make plans on your days off or when you finish work, and when the management ask you to do extra hours and you say no as you have made plans to do something they will be pissed off with you, they wont see your side of it, so when it comes to working bank holidays which is double pay, they wont put you down to work it and they will make you work all your shifts for the week until the store closes. so if you have a wife, girlfriend or you have someone who relies on you, expect your relationship to suffer,
They put everyone who works in the store apart from the assistant manager and store manager, on a basic hours on their contracts, some are contracted to a minimum of 6 hours, some are on a minimum of 18 hours, so anything you do above this you will be thankful for, so say for example you are contracted to 18 hours and one week they make you work 25 hours, the next week they will give you 11 hours or less and will say as you did 25 hours that week it works out the same, yet the extra hours you do is overtime so how they work out that they can give you less hours thats on your contract i dont know.
when you are on the till you have to scan the products really fast as they monitor your speed and you have to hit speed targets which have been set, i once was serving a customer who only has the use of one arm, she didnt buy too much for herself so i thought i would pack the shopping for her, but when i did this and she walked off a member of management told me off, this person said i should't have done that, even when i explained that the customer only had the use of one arm this didnt make a difference, so if your disabled or old and you struggle to put the shopping into your trolly fast enough or struggle to put your shopping into your shopping bag, bottom line is aldi dont care
I shop weekly at this branch doing about half my weekly shop,generally spending around fifty quid.
I tend to buy the items on special offer and I certainly do not go for the sunny disposition of its female staff. (hatchet faced streaks of misery would not be exaggeration.)
Today (Easter monday morning) was especially bad
Generally I find that the checkout girls, (not lads ), are some of the most sullen, rude unhelpful people I've met and wonder if Aldi seek them out.
Whatever, I think about Tesco, I believe that the staff training in our local tesco branch is somethinjg that the Aldi management could look at and take a leaf from
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We shop in this store weekly and can only say that we have always had excellent service and if what we want is not out staff will check the warehouse for us...It's great to have smiling happy workers greet you at the tills...recently Senita and today Kim were the ones to put my items through the checkout and both were very pleasant and cheerful.
I certainly hope the staff at Aldi get to hear when they are praised as they get enough grumpy customers through their tills if some of these reviews are anything to go by...Thumbs up to the Wickford staff...everyone of you are stars as far as my family are concerned :-)
Called at the Bridlington Aldi twenty mins before closing time,only to be nearly mowed down by the huge floor polisher being pushed up and down the aisles (what happened to health and safety ,not a bollard in sight.Was walking down the next aisle and all the lights turned down so couldnt continue shopping,although still twenty mins before the shop was due to close.I mentioned this to the manageress .Her reply was if I didnt like it go to Morrisons and pay more.!!!!I will be contacting head office but if all their staff is this rude dont expect much response. Needless to say I will be shopping at Morrisons where I will be treated with some courtesy,and not take the risk of serious injury just because the staff cannot wait to shut up shop and go home.
So I waiting at checkout the guy then says checkout closed so I go wait at another he then says to a person just bout to join behind me to come down. If I treated customers like they do I would be straight out the door , but then the company where I work has high expectations and good managers ect. They lose a good customer and I'm sure there be many more. Tesco here I come
At the East Grinstead store I returned an obviously badly made faulty item within the 1 year warranty period, I was lied to by the cashier and told that all the warranties are only 60 days . I argued with them and when I left the store an employee followed me out to the car park, and when I tried to ignore him and tried to leave he attacked and damaged my car! He then denied it, AND banned me from the store... yet I was in the right! Spoke to the head office etc and they wouldn't even believe me that one of their staff would do such a thing, not even benefit of doubt or sympathy or good will gesture offered. I will be issuing court proceedings.
I bought a twin pack of Ballycastle Hot Toddy from my local Aldi and discovered that the ingredients are described as " a warming sweet hot toddy blended with smooth triple distilled Irish whiskey infused with lemon and spice flavours". However as there is no list of ingredients I phoned Aldi to ask whether there is added sugar or honey.(this is pretty important if you're diabetic!). The customer adviser clearly thought this was a highly amusing question and informed me between giggles that she had no idea! After putting my call on hold for a long time, she then said there was nobody available to provide the information. She took my number and promised that someone would call me on Monday. I shall await the call with interest, but I do feel that the ingredients should be listed on the product in the first place.
At the Linlithgow Branch there are only a couple of assistants/managers who seem happy to help the customer. The rest are a bunch of morose individuals that could scare the least thick skinned customers away. Luckily I am pretty thick skinned. I wish the assistant manager would stop calling me buddy though :-(
I use Aldi Weymouth at least 3 times a week, I have found the staff to be rushed/ curt in their assistance. However, there are certain items that are much cheaper than other stores & I regularly visit the store for this reason only. The tills are designed so that you pack your goods on the "till feeder", then you pack them back into the trolley, QUICKLY - as you're made to feel you're holding "them" up - then you take the goods to a packing shelf, to pack in packets. I mentioned to the cashies that this system is very stressful for their customers, to be told that they beat TESCO for speed @ the tills??? At whose expense I ask? This afternoon, I saw an elderly lady panicking, trying to pack her goods, at the till - once again I told the cashier that Aldi's "till system" should be revised,( hoping she would bring it up in a staff meeting). She told me that Aldi offer cheap prices & I should SHOP ELSEWHERE if I didn't like it! I have NEVER been treated in this manner in my life - can't believe it!!! Sad - 'cos I like shopping there :-((
Customer service may not be up to scratch, but consumers who are after a cheap price will be happy
I usually went to aldi in hatfield to buy my groceries and always had a bad time with the customer service but the last time I went there was the worst. This tall bald guy was very rude and I will never go back anymore and none of my friends will too.
bye Aldi. you suck.
aldi do the best warranties ive seen. also if an item goes faulty or you just aint happy with it you can have it replaced within 60 days. i used to buy all my medion laptops from aldi but sadly they rarely stock them now.seems only the german aldi has a choice off models .whats happening .????. i would have given 5 stars but for this .
Great value, good products, but don't forget to take your own bags.
Fresh fruit and veg are excellent value.
I know I am posting on a UK website. Still, we do have Aldi here in the US. I agree with the multitude of reviews on here. Aldi has good quality products at very reasonable prices. I only go to the major supermarkets on rare occasions for specific items. I find most everything I need at Aldi and save around 30% on my grocery bill. What a wonderful store they are!
I moved house and it was near an Aldi. It has been a total revelation to me. I used to use Morrisons all the time, but now I go once a week for the dog food my dogs like and the coffee I like, that Aldi doesn't sell. I found myself reaching for things, eg tomatoes on the vine @ £1.69 and realising they were only 89p in Aldi and if they are on special they are 69p.
I could go on and on, but Aldi has changed my food shopping and their cold meat and cheeses are wonderful.
Do yourself a favour and make your way there now.
If you think this place is full of cheap rubbish, then you haven't been in for a while. Only bad thing is the packing checkout thing a bit strange you have to unpack and then repack trolly then move over to another part to pack in bags - fine, saves money but you have to buy bags at checkout! So how you know how many you need before? Still, that's just a daft problem. Loads of good stuff in there - try it out
Every trip we see more and more products and many have been voted Best Buy by WHICH.
I use both Aldi and Lidl and find that both companys are excellent value for money and the quality of their food and non food items are excellent.
I use Aldi as my main supermarket. It might be a bit fast and furious, but it's at lease 40% cheaper than our village Coop, and the fruit and veg. are far fresher.
I also prefer some of Aldi's home brand foods over the more popular brands.
Everything from Bolt Cutters to Strawberries - and the quality seems to be very good. This is my first visit but won't be the last.
Good products at a good price. Many award winning items at a lot cheaper price than other supermarkets.
When I first started shopping at Aldi's I was a little wary to what the quality would be like but I had no need to worry as I have found some excellent quality goods and so many bargains. I have never had one complaint about any of the products I buy from Aldi. Staff also very helpful and friendly I shop there all the time now.
I only visit when I have to for a couple of specific items but the place is clean, the staff are helpful and the goods are reasonably priced.
A good user experience in my opinion
Who needs a choice of brands when the only one is really good quality at a bargain price. I shop at Aldi because I like the products; the price is a bonus.
I shop regularly with ALDI and find their products excellent value for money,also they sell really good stuff .
Aldi is incredible! An amazing little chain of shops. The staff seem to work like dogs, but then is that the price for cheap products?
You don't get many big brand there, but they are focused on making their own brand goods as good as the big brands (as there amazing advertising suggests).
We now use Aldi for as much of our shopping as we can, and then we fill in with bits from other shops.
It would do Tesco et al good to take note of the Aldi model. It is more than likely the way forward - lower margins, less service but much happier customers!
When Aldi started in the UK I was a bit snobbish and would not shop there, buying a lot of stuff from M&S and other supermarkets. Over the years I now realise that Aldi offer great quality on most items at amazing prices. I know a lot of people who are changing from Tesco's to Aldi. Their top range Chocolate Cake is to die for.
Getting better and better all the time - good range of products at value for money prices. Pleasant staff and brilliant when I've rung. Downside is not being to ring a store direct but having to go through a general number.
Except for some named brands i wouldn't shop anywhere else now and have reduced my weekly shopping bill considerably.
I have visited many ALDI stores, throughout Europe, over the years. The standard is consistent through all the stores and the range of goods, as expected, similar in all countries..... just what I want. When at home and abroad, it's good to know that there will be an ALDI nearby and I can shop, knowing what to expect.
Why go anywhere else? Fresh, well priced, varied produce.
Never been let down yet by Aldi.
Great food, Great prices, Great staff, Great experience. The UK doesn't know how lucky it is to have Aldi.
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Is it a good practice to inline all CSS properties in your jQuery? or just add the class using jquery and put all the CSS properties directly on the style.css?
Like when you're adding a HTML element via jQuery and you want to style it.
I'm not really sure.
Hope you understand what I'm asking.
Thanks guys.
You should always have your styles in your style sheet. So therefore, you should just use JavaScript, or the jQuery library, to manipulate class names. It makes it a pain to maintain when you are blurring the lines between interactivity and style. If you are concerned about an increased file size for users with JavaScript turned off, then just have it in a separate style sheet.
Also, you should try and have the html elements in your markup, but hidden using CSS, and then just grab them with JavaScript. If you are mixing content, style and interaction all into your JavaScript files, then you probably need to think twice about how you are handling it.
@joshuanhibbert, So what do you think about this one. Append Site Overlay DIV. Thanks.
I think that it is bad practice, and that if you were to ask @chriscoyier, he might suggest the same. That was written over three years ago.
Here's how I would handle it:

.hidden { display: none; } #overlay { opacity: 0.4; position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; background-color: black; width: 100%; z-index: 5000; }
$(function() { var docHeight = $(document).height(), $overlay = $('#overlay'); $overlay.show(); $("#overlay").height(docHeight); });
OK. Thanks. Now I can go on. Anymore tips or links for good practices on JS and jQuery. @joshuanhibbert, thanks a lot really.
Yeah keep CSS in CSS as much as you can for sure. Don't be too dogmatic about it though. There are always cases where certains ways of doing things make sense. In the case of that snippet - it does what it says on the box. In general though, I'd move that style out of the JavaScript and into the CSS.


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KELOWNA, BC, March 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ - Appiphany Technologies Holdings Corp. ("Appiphany") (OTCBB:APHD) announces that effective March 4, 2013, Mr. Allen Szeliga has resigned as Chief Financial Officer and Mr. Jesse Keller has stepped in to replace him.
"We would like to thank Mr. Szeliga for his contributions while he was CFO" stated Jesse Keller, President & CEO of Appiphany. "His input and insight was greatly appreciated and we wish him all the best with his future endeavors." concluded Mr. Keller.
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Booker T and the MGs are an instrumental soul band that emerged in the 1960s, and are cited as one of the most influential bands of all time, part of the Memphis Soul scene.
They are best known for the funky ''Green Onions'' that reached No. 3 in the U.S Charts in 1962 and has since been used in numerous films.
The band were also Stax Records' house band and played on hundreds of recordings by the likes of Wilson Pickett, Otis Redding and Sam and Dave.
Aside from this they also had hits with ''Soul Limbo'', ''Hip Hug-Her'' and ''Time Is Tight'', and were inducted into the Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame in 1992.
Their original members were Booker T. Jones on organ and piano, Steve Copper on guitar, Lewie Steinberg on bass and Al Jackson Junior on drums, but the band have undergone several line-up changes in the near-50 years they have been playing together.
Booker T and the MGs still perform live, in both their own right and as the successful backing band they have made their own.
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Short missions and a lot of cutscenes interrupt the action. Game forces you to enable "magnetic view" almost all the time because all you can see is dust and smoke most of the time. Weapon customization could be easier. There's not a satisfying story, it is " just follow one man to find another man" based story. Good game but not enough to be a legend. Just finish and uninstall if you want free 15gb Hard Drive space.
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier Review
Lively multiplayer modes and a considerable campaign are hampered by bothersome network issues in Ghost Recon: Future Soldier.
The Good
- Pleasing sync shot mechanic
- Lengthy campaign is great in both solo play and co-op
- Enjoyable competitive multiplayer modes.
The Bad
- Online play is fraught with technical problems
- Numerous AI oddities
- Unremarkable firefights.
Today's battlefields, it seems, are teeming with the kind of wizardry that video games have enabled players to use for years. Invisibility, X-ray vision, and miniature floating cameras are modern marvels that have long since become familiar, but Future Soldier's appeal doesn't rely on novelty. Stealthy action and streamlined teamwork blend to create an enjoyable and lengthy campaign, and lively competitive multiplayer modes provide extra enticement. Unfortunately, the online elements of Future Soldier are riddled with network problems that make connecting to and staying in a game difficult. Ghost Recon: Future Soldier is a robust package with plenty of satisfying ways to exercise your itchy trigger finger, but it requires a lot of patience if you want to do anything other than play by yourself.
In the campaign, you play as the ghosts, a four-man team of elite soldiers. Cutscenes and mid-mission dialogue combine to create a nice sense of camaraderie among the crew, and hackneyed archetypes are downplayed in favor of more understated characterization. Personalities are colored in during small moments, like a song streaming out of earbuds, a fleeting facial expression, and a conversation about used trucks. Interactions with other military personnel reveal how isolated the ghosts are from the soldiers they break bread with and how oblivious those soldiers are to this fact. This segregation creates a connection among the ghosts that is a refreshing change from the familiar "bonds forged on the crucible of combat" trope.
On the field of battle, the ghosts try to emulate their namesakes, moving silently with the aid of slick optical camouflage that dissolves if you jog, sprint, or fire your weapon. Staying stealthy is often a mission requirement, and even when it isn't, avoiding detection gives you a distinct advantage. It's easy to maneuver unseen, and you spend a lot of time silently eliminating foes. Stealth melee kills and suppressed weapons are your basic tools, but the key mechanic is the sync shot. Spotting enemies through your scope or tagging them from aloft with your aerial drone, you can designate up to four targets for you and your squad to eliminate in one fell swoop. To execute, simply open fire on your own target, or issue the command with a press of the Q key (or right bumper if you are using a compatible gamepad).
It's a neat trick, and the seconds of slo-mo that follow are a welcome flourish that allow you to silently mop up more than the few targeted foes. Using sync shots to eliminate enemies is pleasing and relatively easy, thanks to the array of detection methods at your disposal. Drones, sensor grenades, and a few flavors of optical gadgetry give you plenty of ways to detect nearby foes. As long as no one sees the dead bodies, no one gets suspicious, and many situations lay out foes in discrete, easily sync-shot-able groups.
Only in later levels do you encounter larger groups that put your coordination skills to the test. You must now take into account multiple lines of sight and interlocking movement patterns, as well as calibrate the exact speed at which you can tag and take down a new set of targets. Methodically carving your way through these scenarios is very satisfying, and you might even find yourself choosing to reload checkpoints when you are discovered, even if you aren't forced to. Though an alert doesn't always bring your mission to a close, challenging yourself to maintain stealth is usually more engaging and fun than blasting your way through.
Aside from sync shot orders, your AI allies are mostly autonomous. They follow your lead but move, take cover, and engage alerted targets on their own. They are very reliable, but they are prone to a number of unrealistic behaviors that can hamper your immersion. Shooting effectively through multiple thick walls, sprinting past enemies while maintaining camouflage, or failing to acquire a marked target in line of sight are all intermittent AI oddities.
Fortunately, these AI issues rarely have an adverse effect on your progress. Yet regardless of how careful you are, things are going to get loud. Open firefights provide good opportunities to use non-suppressed weapons like light machine guns and shotguns, as well as deadly ordnance like frag and incendiary grenades. The AI is aggressive, but not reckless (to borrow a phrase from the ghost leader), and they throw grenades, flank, and suppress your position with vigor. The latter action can trigger a disorienting camera movement that temporarily prevents you from returning fire, a nice change from the clouded field of view seen in other shooters.
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Swim with whale sharks this winter in the Gulf of California on a new sea life program organized by Esperanza, an Auberge Resort in Cabo San Lucas in Mexico's Baja California.
The program, which continues through March, takes place near La Paz, where the whale sharks feed on plankton in the rich breeding grounds of the Gulf of California, also called the Sea of Cortez.
The eight-hour sea life trip is one of several new marine adventure programs offered at Esperanza. A part of the bookings from the activities is donated to local ocean conservation groups.
"Because of our relationships with local guides, guests can explore the waters of our seaside location, while also giving back to oceanic organizations," said Marc Rodriguez, general manager of Esperanza.
Participants use wet suits and snorkel equipment for the whale shark swim and can also try their hands at underwater photography and videography. Spotter planes and local guides help locate the creatures, which can be as long as 40 feet.
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New for 2013, the Buick Encore is a mini SUV sold in international markets as the Vauxhall Mokka and Opel Mokka. The Encore is powered by a 1.4-liter 4-cylinder engine that produces 138 hp and 148 lb-ft of torque. The 6-speed automatic transmission can be paired to FWD or AWD to enable an EPA estimated 25 mpg city and 33 mpg highway. Features include projector beam headlamps, chrome accents, 18-inch wheels, leather seating, fold flat seating, spacious storage, active voice commands, premium sound system, heated steering wheel, and steering wheel mounted controls. Safety is comprised of ten airbags, StabiliTrak, lane departure warning, forward collision alert, and OnStar. The Encore is backed by a 4-year/50,000-mile warranty.
The Buick Encore competes with other small SUVs and crossovers as well as with some of the more premium small cars available on the market. It offers buyers a tantalizing blend of small size, luxury and SUV-like proportions. All-wheel-drive is available but the Buick is less about off-roading and more about cruising in comfort. It is an interesting blend, with luxurious touches found on cars costing much more but with similar economy and size to cars costing less. A base Encore can be had for under $25,000.
The Buick Encore is all new for 2013. It is a genre bending small crossover with great fuel economy and lots of premium features. It features modern, attractive styling and plenty of interior amenities. Buick is trying something new with the Encore, combining a set of attributes not normally associated with one vehicle. It's premium, but small and efficient.
The Encore is a new premium small car with SUV styling. Buick hopes that a small car can be practical, fun and luxurious while getting excellent fuel economy.
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Saints' 12-3 reverse to Worcester at Sixways last Friday was their fourth straight defeat and left them lying 11th in the table.
But Mallinder insisted in the wake of that defeat that his side's performances were improving, and that if they could begin to take their chances results would soon turn around.
"It's frustrating that we're not playing well and not finishing," he told Saints TV.
"You get opportunities in games and you've got to be good enough to take them. Last week we didn't do that.
"There are parts of the game that are working well. We've got a good set-piece and our defence was a lot better last week.
"But we've been working on the little things we need to improve in our attacking play this week, and if we put those into practice on Saturday then we'll play well."
In opponents Exeter, Saints are facing one of the league's surprise packages to date. The Chiefs have not been hit as heavily as some by World Cup absentees and are making the most of it to currently lie third in the standings.
And Mallinder, who has brought fly-half Ryan Lamb and flanker James Craig into his starting XV in place of Ben Nutley and Stephen Myler, has praised the approach of Rob Baxter's side, although he has made it clear he expects a home win.
"I've been very impressed by them," he added.
"Like us, Exeter's team is built on hard work, getting the basics right and sticking together, and they'll be really pleased with the position they're in. So it'll be a tough task for us.
"They've had a couple of good wins and for them to go to Welford Road and win there will have given their confidence a big boost.
"But we know we can beat them. On our day, if we get our game right, we'll beat them."
Exeter boss Rob Baxter, meanwhile, has given prop Ben Moon his first Premiership start while hooker Neil Clark makes the XV for the first time this term. Behind the scrum wing Josh Tatupu replaces Nic Sestaret.
While Saints are struggling at present, Exeter assistant coach Ali Hepher knows they remain a potent side.
"It's a test for any side going there," said Hepher.
"They are a tough team to beat and we are fully expecting a battle up there. They could easily have won four out of five games, so they will be as tough a battle as they'll ever be and they'll be looking to put in a big performance before their World Cup guys come back.
"They have massive threats across the board and going there is as tough as it comes. At home I know the Saints look to raise it to another level, so we have to go up there with our game plan and put in a level of performance to get something out of the game."
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Amen! I would love to have both titleist golf wear and work out shirts with the logo. Golf has brought fitness into the fold why not have a fitness lime as well?
You can get the workout shirts on the TPI website.
I agree. I have owned Titleist shirts in the past and liked them very much. I play Titleist golf balls, have a Titleist golf bad and wear Titleist hats; I would also like to wear Titleist shirts.
How about something better? Acushnet owns FootJoy too. They are making some of the best quality golf apparel on the market. The polos are amazing, the pants and shorts look classy and perform excellent. Not to mention the merino sweaters and other layering options with beats, pullovers etc.
if you haven't tried you should. I used to wear swoosh, under amour, Peter Millar, Polo Golf, etc. now? Only FJ head to toe
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Little Jacks just turned 3 and we wanted to make it special. During the whole months of March and April, I agonized about how to accomplish that. Everything felt either overdone or was expensive (and I had no interest in spending a lot of money to make it happen).
We asked LJ what she wanted to do for her birthday and she said, "I want to do it at Montessori School." That would be fun and easy, but obviously not allowed by school policy. When we asked a second time, she decided that she wanted to "go to the fire station." I didn't even know if doing something like that would be possible, but we decided to explore it. What do you know? Fire station tours are a "thing," and we were allowed to set one up for her party!