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As 2012 winds down focus shifts from the this holiday's big releases to next year. For good reason too. Quarter one of next year is already jam packed with games. However don't shift your focus too soon. There's still one big release to be played and that of course is Ubisoft's Farcry 3.
Before I go any further I would like to rectify a false claim that has spread around the internet. Farcry 3 is not indeed Skyrim with guns. If that were so then it would be an RPG and it's not. Farcry 3 is a beautiful open world FPS with some very minor RPG elements but that doesn't make it "Skyrim with guns." Now that I've cleared that up time to get down to the heart of the matter.
Farcry 3 sets players in the shoes of slacker Jason Brody, who has taken a vacation with his friends and family. After skydiving onto the tropical Rook Island, Jason and the gang are captured by some of it's not so friendly locals. The game quickly opens up to you starring into the face of insanity, otherwise known as the militant leader Vaas. Thanks to the terrific dialogue that highlights all the intricate layers of Vaas' mind, you really get a feel for how crazy this man truly is. Once your are able to escape, with the help of Jason's older army brother Grant, the world opens up. Of course know it's time to rescue the others. This won't be possible unless you get some help from the friendlier locals known as the Rakayt. The gift of the Tatau, some sort of ancient magical tattoo, is given to Jason allowing him to have the power required to save his friends and family. The Tatau is broken down into 3 sections and each time you level up you get a skill point that can purchase a perk. Perks consist of simple things like more health and quicker reload times or the ability to takedown an enemy and proceed to use his knife on his pals. The perks give you a true sense of progression. Whether it's the ability to chain together silent takedowns or simply reload faster I always felt that I was getting better. The RPG like skill progression gives you plenty of valuable skills, although it does favor a stealthy approach to combat. While stealthily dispatching your foes is the most viable of options, if all hell breaks lose you won't be at a complete disadvantage. Gunplay is just as smooth and responsive as any other FPS out there.
The best way to approach things is to treat Rook Island has one big playground. When your not taking out gangs of Vaas' thugs, hang gliding over the beautiful scenery or doing some off-road driving can be a real blast. When you get bored of that however you can always get to work on hunting the wildlife. Tigers, bears, sharks, alligators, and deer, can all be found among many others. Hunting these critters does serve a purpose though. Their pelts can be used in crafting a variety of gear such as more holsters or bigger ammo packs. While out on your hunting expeditions it's a good idea to also pick any herbs that can be used in medicines or other concoctions. The point of these features is too give the game a real survival feel. Sadly the combat isn't ever that challenging, so the survival aspects of the game fall by the wayside.
There are plenty of other small faults to be found. One of my biggest gripes is the unresponsive controls when trying to put out a fire. As any sane person would do after realizing they were ablaze, I attempted put out the fire. So I hold Y as fast as I can. No no no, says the game. You must wait until you are prompted to do so. Most of my deaths can be contributed to this vast oversight. I also have to point out the hum drum side-quests. None of them are all that worthwhile. An over abundance of fetch quests and races doesn't exactly entice me. Even the process of clearing the island of Vaas' men got tiresome. Much like Assassin's Creed's viewpoint system, you climb radio towers in order to reveal the map. Afterwards to free the area you'll have to clear out any enemy camps. While I initially had a lot of fun sneaking around and silently eliminating the pirates, it got old fast. Throw in some random gun changing in the middle of combat, terrible checkpoints, and QTE boss sections and we have some very unpolished aspects.
Farcry 3 isn't just about the gameplay though. I was surprised to find out how well done most of the characters were. Other than Jason's friends and family who are rarely given much attention, many characters you meet along your journey are deep and interesting. Each one of them has succumbed to the island in their own way. Well written dialogue helps too flesh out their personalities and motives. Ubisoft insisted that despite being an open-world, the story would not suffer and boy were they right. Much like the other inhabitants of the island Jason slowly begins to succumb to the world around him. The subtle changes add up and by games end I had gone back and forth several times on what I thought would happen. It's a shame Ubisoft couldn't have done a better job in regards to Jason's character. Despite the captivating way Jason changes overtime, not once did I feel like he was a likable character. Ubisoft's attempt to make him the everyman that players could relate too back fired. His lack of personality made him unrelatable and his incessant whining quickly got on my nerves. It's as shame considering if he didn't have the personality of a dead fish this could of rivaled some of the other great stories we gotten this year.
Farcry 3 had the potential to be great. The basis for a morally complex story and deep characters were there along with excellent gameplay. However due to a lack of explanation at times of what the hell I was doing and unpolished gameplay it has to settle for being good. Don't think I 'm being ungrateful. I was genuinely surprised by how much I enjoyed the game. Ubisoft took a big leap forward with Farcry 3 and I'll will certainly pick up any and all sequels.
FarCry 3 gets an 85/100.


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Chicago (UIC) researchers said.
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"Our hope is that by better differentiating between these two severe developmental illnesses, we can help develop more accurate diagnoses and more targeted treatments for [bipolar disorder] and ADHD," Alessandra Passarotti, assistant professor of psychiatry at UIC and lead author of the study, said in a university news release.
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Before Alamein we never had a victory. After Alamein we never had a defeat.
Winston Churchill, The Hinge of Fate
The utterly misnamed "city" of EL-ALAMEIN squats on a dusty plain 106km west of Alexandria, situated along a spur road that turns inland from the highway. Anyone driving past could blink and see nothing except construction debris until they pass the Italian war memorial 9km down the highway. Still, El-Alamein ("Two Worlds" or "Two Flags") is an apt name for a place that witnessed the turning point of the North African campaign, determining the fate of Egypt and Britain's empire. When the Afrika Korps came within 111km of Alexandria on July 1, 1942, control of Egypt, Middle Eastern oil and the Canal route to India seemed about to be wrested from the Allied powers by Germany and Italy. Instead, at El-Alamein, the Allied Eighth Army held, and then drove the Axis forces back, to ultimate defeat in Tunisia. Some eleven thousand soldiers were killed and seventy thousand wounded at El-Alamein alone; total casualties for the North African campaign (Sept 1940–March 1943) exceeded one hundred thousand.
Travellers who wish to pay their respects to the dead or have an interest in military history should find the memorials and war museum worth the effort of getting there. While you can be sure of finding the cemeteries open, it's worth phoning ahead to check about the museum (t 046 410 0021), as it closes now and again for some reason or another.
The Allied memorials and cemetery
Beyond the checkpoint where Sharia al-Petrol turns off towards the Qattara Depression, look out for signs by the highway, indicating Allied war memorials. The first is the Greek Memorial, resembling a classical temple, approached by an avenue of oleanders, followed 600m later by the South African Memorial, whose inscription ("South Africans outspanned and fought here during their trek from Italian Somaliland to Germany 1939–1945") evokes the Boer Voortrekkers.
Another kilometre west is the entrance to the El-Alamein War Cemetery (daily 9am–4pm; free), 400m off the highway. Secluded on the reverse slope of a hill, it is a tranquil site for the graves of 7367 Allied soldiers (815 of them nameless, only "known unto God"), with memorial cloisters listing the names of 11,945 others whose bodies were never found. Though over half were Britons, the dead include Australians, New Zealanders, Indians, Malays, Melanesians, Africans, Canadians, French, Greeks and Poles. If you want to find a particular headstone, the Commonwealth War Graves Commission (w cwgc.org) in London can tell you exactly where to look.
Walking down to the cemetery, you'll pass the Australian Memorial, honouring the 9th Australian Division that stormed Point 29 and Thompson's Post during the penultimate phase of the Third Battle. At the start of the Third Battle the area now occupied by the cemetery was a staging area for Allied forces; the front line was about 12km west, running 65km inland from where the Italian Memorial stands today to the edge of the Qattara Depression, which formed an impassable obstacle to tanks.
The War Museum
Allied troops reached their staging areas by what is now a minor road, running further inland from today's highway, past El-Alamein's War Museum (locally known as Al-Mathaf). An illuminated map showing each phase of the battle, and an Italian documentary, provide an overview of the conflict, while uniforms, photos and models convey the harsh conditions in the field. Notice the section on Almássy, of The English Patient and his role in guiding two German spies through the desert.
Outside are armoured vehicles, cannons and trucks, including a lorry belonging to the Long Range Desert Group found in the desert in 1991. There's also a restored Command Bunker that was used by Monty during the battle, which you'll have to ask a guide to unlock.
The Axis memorials
Roughly 2km west, look out for an Italian plaque on the south side of the highway, marking the furthest point of the Axis advance, which asserts: Mancò la Fortuna, Non il Valore ("Lacking Fortune, Not Valour"), 1.7.1942, Alessandria 111km. The Allies denigrated the Italians as cowardly buffoons whose officers enjoyed field-brothels at the front, but many of their units fought bravely and endured the same hardships as the other combatants.
Three kilometres on you'll spot the German Memorial atop Tell el-Issa, a ridge overlooking the sea north of the highway. A squat octagonal structure modelled on the Castel del Monte in Apulia, its courtyard lies over a mass grave of 4280 soldiers, whose names are recorded on plaques beside stone sarcophagi, representing their home provinces. The memorial's custodian can open a gate leading to the German Memorial Beach, 1km away – one of the nicest, most deserted beaches on the coast.
The Italian Memorial, 5km west, is also visible from the highway. A white marble tower at the end of an oleander-lined avenue, it has a small museum and a chapel dedicated to the 42,800 Italian soldiers, sailors and airmen who died during the campaign. Only 4,800 bodies were recovered, due to the efforts of Colonel Paolo Dominioni, who spent ten years and his entire fortune scouring the desert and building the memorial. The surrounding area is still mined, so don't stray off the paths.
The battlefield
The battlefield itself is generally far too dangerous to explore, due to the minefields laid by both sides. A staggering sixteen million landmines are estimated to remain in the Western Desert, which still kill and maim local Bedouin to this day (only tracts of land where companies are drilling for oil have been de-mined). Britain, Germany and Italy have always rejected Egyptian and Libyan demands that they fund mine-clearance programmes – the current excuse is that Egypt hasn't signed up to the Ottawa Convention banning the manufacture of mines.
A few local Bedouin with 4WDs are prepared to take people to strategic strongpoints such as Kidney Ridge (which the 51st Highland Division was disconcerted to find was actually a depression, leaving them exposed to enemy fire) via known routes through the minefields. To enter this area requires permission from the Egyptian army, without which visitors have no right to assistance in the event of an accident, and can be fined if caught by a patrol.
The Battle of El-Alamein
The Battle of El-Alamein
Rather than the single, decisive clash of arms that many people imagine, the Battle of El-Alamein consisted of three savage bouts of mechanized warfare separated by relative lulls over a period of five months (July–Nov) in 1942. In the First Battle of El-Alamein, the German Afrika Korps' advance was stymied by lack of fuel and munitions and stiff Allied resistance organized by General Auchinleck. Once resupplied, however, Field Marshal Erwin Rommel was able to press the advantage with 88-millimetre cannons that outranged the Allies' guns, as well as faster, better-armoured tanks, used with an élan that earned him the title "the Desert Fox".
In August, General Bernard Montgomery ("Monty") took over the Allied Eighth Army, vowing that it would retreat no further. He negated his army's weaknesses by siting its tanks "hull down" in pits with only their gun turrets above ground, protecting them until the Panzers came within range. Aware that the Allies were being resupplied, Rommel attacked the Alam Halfa Ridge in the Second Battle of El-Alamein (Aug 31 to Sept 6). Repulsed with heavy losses and desperately short of fuel, the Afrika Korps withdrew behind a field of five hundred thousand landmines. Monty patiently reorganized his forces, resisting pressure from his superiors to attack until he had amassed one thousand tanks. A stage illusionist, Jasper Maskelyne, concealed them in the desert and constructed fake tank parks as part of an elaborate deception plan to mislead Rommel as to where and when the Eighth Army's main offensive would occur.
Shortly after nightfall on October 23, Monty launched the Third Battle of El-Alamein with a barrage of 744 guns that was heard in Alexandria. Having cracked the Nazi Enigma code, the Allies knew that Rommel was convalescing in Italy; when the Eighth Army punched a corridor through the minefields of the central front, the Germans were taken unawares. Rommel managed to return two days later, but was obliged to concentrate his mobile units further north, stranding four Italian divisions in the south. The Allies had established a commanding position at Kidney Ridge, from where Monty launched the decisive strike on November 2, leaving Rommel with only 35 operational tanks by the end of the day. On November 5 the Eighth Army broke out and surged westwards; the Afrika Korps fought rearguard actions back through Libya until its inevitable surrender in Tunisia six months later.


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Appendicitis: What You Need to Know
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No more cdma rumors for essany, on to LTE
Hmmm.... Verizon is going to use FD-LTE however. Not sure about AT&T.
Hmmm. "Rapidly working" on a 4G iPhone eh? So we should expect a release sometime in the next 3 or 4 years when 4G is nearly obsolete, no?
4G huh...
Sousa good can't wait till AT&T gets 4G this year.
Also my friends friend dad is the manager for a verizon store and she asked him about the iPhone and it's plans. And she was told by him that verizon will not have 4G on the iPhone on the release date they will have 3G and won't release 4G network until later this year.
I'll hold out until AT&T has lte and an iPhone that works on it.
^ no iPhone supports any 4g network, verizon has released their 4g lte but only their hotspot modem uses verizons 4g no phones yet.
I was just wondering... Is t-mobiles new 4g running LTE? Or is it different?
I'm pretty sure the iPhone 3GS was built with 3.5g radios before AT&T released it so if apple says get in check for 4G they'll make it happen
iPhone on 4g would be great, hope my unlimited data plan will still be grandfathered into this...
that would be a huge increase in sales in china, i still think a 4g iphone wont be until iphone 6
^ Yea its a no brainer
duh, Everyone is dropping LTE phones left and right. AT&T is doing 4g lte this year. There was wild rumors that iPhone 4 was going to be the last 3g only phone apple will make. Apple stays on the cutting edge of tech. Sometimes leads tech world. The rest of the smartphone world wouldn't be where it is today with out companies trying to make "The IPhone Killer" How many attempts were there until there was actually competition for the iPhone? No Matter. For all the idiots or people who refuse to see the obvious... IPhone 5 (The next iPhone) Will be 4g LTE compatible! Unless the world comes to an end before then.
i have family in telecommunications and in verizon. we live in new york and from verizon's view, the east coast is NO where near ready for LTE. theres not a square inch of it in New Jersey and thats a huge problem. New Jersey gets everything first when it comes to the "city" part of the east coast [in example NYC, NJ]
telecommunications view is, theres no movement yet in any carrier on the east coast giving the consumer LTE support. basiclly meaning if anything comes out device wise, whats the sense in getting it if its not supported anywhere near your area.
like i said i live in New York, to be specifically Staten Island which is the center of it all. i travel and so does everyone i know and we hardly have 4G and crap tastic 3G in manhattan.


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The ability to grow your own food should be a universal right, regardless of whether or not you own land. That's the idea behind the Blaine community garden.
Located between 6th and 7th streets on G Street, the land donated by the city of Blaine includes 22 plots, each measuring 12' by 20'. Plots are available for a $12 annual fee.
Volunteer manager Charles Kelm said gardeners can work in their plots at any time.
"In fact, I sometimes come with a flashlight in the middle of the night, hunting slugs," he said. The only restriction is that no pesticides or herbicides are allowed on the premises unless they are certified organic.
"We want to keep the soil healthy," he said. "If you're wondering if an additive is ok to use, just ask before using."
Gardening tools are available in a small locked tool shed, and seeds are available in limited quantities.
Kelm said the heavy clay soil can be challenging to work with, but has gotten better over the years thanks to soil amendments. He added that it's not too late to start a garden, as the following vegetables (and more) are good to sow in July: arugula, beans, beets, broccoli, carrots, cilantro, dill, kale, lettuce, parsley, peas, radishes, Swiss chard and turnips.
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I strongly believe that anyone can learn to sing, and my goal is to dispel the myth that only a select few are "gifted" with beautiful voices. Singing is like a sport; it is about muscular coordination, which with practice and focused instruction, is something that anyone can improve! It is my job as a teacher to help you choose repertoire and to give useful feedback which will build your voice and your confidence.
My teaching experience encompasses students of all ages and abilities, some as young as 10, to those well into adulthood. The majority of my teaching and performing experience is in classical voice, with a focus in opera and art song. I get a deep feeling of satisfaction from watching my students achieve their personal singing goals, and have sent many on to receive top ratings at vocal competitions and college music scholarships.
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My students describe me as "strict but nice". I encourage my students to set their expectations high, and then provide the tools to reach those goals over time. After a few months of lessons and practice, you will have a more even sound in the different parts of your voice, musical confidence, control of your breath, and (to me, the most important part) an increased curiosity and appreciation for music!
Repertoire will vary depending on your musical background and your interests and goals. I am comfortable teaching and performing folk song, art songs in German, French and Italian, and operatic arias. We will choose music together to find pieces that will aid your vocal development and that you enjoy singing.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Piano, music stands, rehearsal rooms, seating for parents
*** Specialties ***
My focus of my undergraduate and Master's studies was in operatic vocal performance. I also have experience with choral and vocal jazz.
Acoustic Guitar, Arrangement and Composition, Banjo, Bass Guitar, Blues Guitar, Classical Guitar, Composition, Country Guitar, Ear Training, Guitar, Music Performance, Music Recording, Music Theory, Poker, Songwriting
- Degree in Music Theory / History from University of Wisconsin - Whitewater.
- 25 years' teaching and performing experience.
- Fluent in all electric styles, plus acoustic and classical.
*** Lesson Details ***
I like to cover the fundamentals while focusing on your personal goals. All stages of ability are welcome, from rank novice to pro. We'll determine what you wish to learn, and build a roadmap to get there.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Home Office in his Townhouse: Music stand, recording equipment, two chairs.
*** Travel Equipment ***
Student provides guitar, amp, music stand. I bring laptop and speakers when necessary.
*** Specialties ***
All types of jazz, from swing to modern. Rock, Metal, Blues and Country. Composition and improvisation.
Acoustic Guitar, Country Guitar, Ear Training, Guitar, Music Recording, Songwriting
I love helping people learn how to play guitar...it's that simple, I believe that if you truly want to know how to play, that it will become as easy as anything you've ever enjoyed! I like helping people enjoy themselves while learning!
I've been playing acoustic and electric guitars for about 25 years, and I love to help teach people how to get started playing on their own.
It's important for me to help clients figure out what they'd like to learn and where they're at currently as a starting point. One of my biggest goals is to teach people how to learn beyond just having me as a teacher, how to take it from there, and make it happen on their own.
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This contemporary, elegant hotel is close to museums, theaters, and offers easy access to transportation (The Tube). Trafalgar Square is 1 block away. Piccadilly Circus is nearby.
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Radisson Blu Edwardian Leicester Square Hotel houses a modern fitness center; contemporary dishes are served in the bar and restaurant and wireless Internet access is available.
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Radisson Blu Edwardian Leicester Square Hotel features the Leicester Square Bar & Restaurant and a fitness center. Amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby. This London property also offers a business center, a conference room, and banquet facilities. Complimentary wireless Internet access is offered throughout the hotel. The property has a 24-hour front desk and a concierge.
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Room service (24 hours)
- Business center
- Express check-out
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 60
- Elevator/lift
- Number of floors - 7
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
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- Air conditioning
- Pay movies
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- Daily housekeeping
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Premium bedding
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Complimentary newspaper
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Phone
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Please be advised that this hotel's restaurant will close after breakfast each day. Requests after breakfast will be fulfilled in Scoff & Banter, Leicester Square located in the Hampshire Hotel. Room service will still be available as normal. The lunch and dinner menus will be from the Scoff & Banter menu.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Roll-in shower
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When you arrive
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
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It's time for the majority of NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers to take their best shots.
Currently, there are 20 "have-nots" in the top 30 in the series standings, 20 drivers who have not won a race and therefore are in jeopardy of missing the 2014 Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup.
As everybody knows, the restrictor plate is the great equalizer in Cup racing, and this weekend, the series heads for Daytona, where, historically, predicting the winner has been a haphazard exercise at best.
With just nine races left before the Chase starts, this will be the last, best chance for some drivers to win a race and punch a ticket to NASCAR's playoff. It's also a chance for a currently winless established star to advance to the Chase.
In looking over the list, there are five drivers in the top 30 who are previous winners of a points race at Daytona but who haven't been to Victory Lane this year. Topping the list is Tony Stewart, a four-time winner of the July race at the 2.5-mile superspeedway.
Jamie McMurray and Matt Kenseth both are two-time winners at Daytona. Greg Biffle and Ryan Newman are the other two Daytona winners who haven't yet taken a checkered flag this year.
When you pit the veterans against drivers chasing one shot at glory in a plate race, there's only one guarantee.
The last lap will be chaos.
5: The number that represents perfection for Kyle Busch, who won his fifth NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race in five starts last Thursday at Kentucky Speedway. When you include last year's season finale at Homestead, Busch has won his last six NCWTS starts.
199: The number of laps led by polesitter Brad Keselowski in a dominating victory Saturday night at Kentucky Speedway. Not even an ill-timed caution late in the race (from Keselowski's point of view) could keep the No. 2 Team Penske Ford out of Victory Lane.
5: The current number of consecutive NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races in which there has been a repeat winner this season. Jimmie Johnson's victory in the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte was the last by a driver winning his first race of the year. That streak is in dire jeopardy this week in the Daytona free-for-all.
6.2: The average starting position for Brad Keselowski in the first 17 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races this season. Keselowski has nine front-row starts, including two poles. The average start number is even more staggering, given that Keselowski qualified 33rd for the season-opening Daytona 500.
4: The number of consecutive NASCAR Sprint Cup Series points races at Daytona won by Chevrolet drivers with Hendrick Motorsports engines. Tony Stewart won the July race in 2012, Jimmie Johnson swept both events last year, and Dale Earnhardt Jr. took the 2014 Daytona 500.
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Bonus NASCAR Number: 150.0: That's a perfect driver rating, which Brad Keselowski scored last Saturday night at Kentucky Speedway. It's only the 14th perfect driver rating scored in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series since the inception of loop data in 2005. ... Brad Keselowski's dominant win at Kentucky Speedway on Saturday night placed him on the short list of drivers with multiple victories this season, a list that includes Jimmie Johnson, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Carl Edwards, Joey Logano and Kevin Harvick. He's now cleared the toughest hurdle under the new Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup qualification. He's now guaranteed to be among the top 15 or 16 winners, and now needs only to finish in the top 30 after race No. 26 and attempt to qualify for every race. ... Bobby Allison's name stood with a few other NASCAR legends in the Daytona record books for decades. His 1982 season sweep of Daytona International Speedway put him on a list with Fireball Roberts, Cale Yarborough and LeeRoy Yarborough, and for more than 30 years, the feat went unmatched. Then, Jimmie Johnson finally joined the exclusive group last year. Dale Earnhardt Jr. looks to do the same, as he hits the high banks for the first time since his memorable Daytona 500 victory.
--Brad Keselowski wins Kentucky, but cuts hand on champagne bottle in victory lane. If you'll recall, he got a copious amount of beer in his eyes when he won at Las Vegas earlier this year. We hereby recommend that Brad not be permitted in victory lane without first donning a SCUBA mask and rolling himself in at least three layers of bubble wrap.
--The Quaker State 400 also saw Ryan Newman finish a season-best third, as he ran neck-and-no-neck with the leaders most of the race.
--Kevin Harvick experienced another slow pit stop, but was able to recover for a top-10 finish. If he gets this frustrated with delayed departures from pit road, just imagine if he flew commercial.
--Should we really be discussing drivers who are winless at Kentucky Speedway? If we're gonna do that, it's worth mentioning that all current NASCAR drivers but one have a long and arduous losing streak at Eldora.
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Now that it's been made official…
Hey street teamers,
I write this with a heavy heart.
As you more than likely know by now, Days Difference officially announced their breakup via their Facebook page late tonight.
I would be lying if I said that Gaby and I didn't already know they had broken up. I think you all knew deep down. The reason why Gaby and I haven't said anything in the time we've personally known is because we felt it wouldn't be fair to the guys for us to make the announcement.
Almost a year ago I wrote a statement saying their future was unclear, but they hadn't broken up. At that time, we didn't know. We just didn't want rumors starting as we were very protective over the guys, and over all of you.
Just know they appreciated every single one of you. One of the conversations I had with Jeremy on the Action Item tour in 2011 I was telling him how the number of street teamers grew every week. He was shocked that so many fans were willing to not only go to concerts and support them, but help them.
Taking time out of your days whether it was to post a Facebook status, or go to a concert was noticed and appreciated.
Looking back I am deeply moved by all of you. You were all so excited to be a part of this Days Difference family we created. I wish I could meet every single one of you and just hug you all to death.
That being said, Gaby and I are not going anywhere. If you need to talk to someone, we will always be around for you all. If you're having trouble with your homework, need advice on being a grown up, or anything..we'll be there.
Gaby and I had a vision that we wanted to run the street team with you all in mind as a family, and not as faceless kids in cities to mail promo cards to. Which is why her and I did our best to put ourselves out there personally. Her and I were right next to some of you promoting tours and selling CDs.
I understand a lot of you are probably confused and upset, so if you need to talk, please contact me or gaby.
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You've all been such a huge part of our lives and we're so blessed to have been a part of this journey with you all.
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NATCHITOCHES, La. (KALB News Channel 5) – NPSO Detectives arrest second suspect in Clarence theft
According to the Natchitoches Parish Sheriff's Office, a Bienville
Parish woman wanted in a theft investigation near Clarence, turned herself into detectives on Feb. 3, 2014. Cindy Joy Thompson, also known as Cindy Garlington, 55,
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Last week, Bobby Gorum, 50, of Clarence, La. was arrested
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Currently the president is PJ Kapfhammer.
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Luna Blu
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36 West Street
Annapolis, MD 21401Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Luna Blu
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.lunabluofannapolis.com/
- Phone: 4102679950x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 2:30pm Saturday & Sunday 12-5 (May-Oct); Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:30pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Vegetarian / Vegan, Italian
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Beer, Cafe, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: We offer our full menu for on and off site catering.
- Private Party Facilities: We offer the restaurant for private events. We do a lot of rehearsal dinners, office or holiday parties, and baby showers or christenings.
- Private Party Contact: Erin Dryden 4102679950x
A word from Luna Blu
Enjoy innovative Italian fare prepared with a personal touch and the freshest local ingredients. Try our four-course dinner special; choice of any appetizer, house salad, any entree and homemade dessert for only $35. We also have 1/2 price bottles of wine every Monday and Wednesday night. (excluding Super Tuscans)Continued
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Luna Blu reviews from OpenTable diners
74 reviews since May 26, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.6
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (49)special occasion (31)fit for foodies (29)romantic (25)notable wine list (18)great for lunch (17)good for groups (17)kid-friendly (12)late-night find (10)great for outdoor dining (8)scenic view (7)hot spot (4)great for brunch (2)Show More
- PegkPegkDined on 9/20/2014Outstanding food and service. Everyone raved about their entree. We were visitors from New Jersey and we're not sure where to eat. Read the reviews which were right on the money about the food - great. Would go again.Special Features:
- BobHDined on 9/20/2014Great food, large portions. Unique and tasty cocktails. Apple strudel desert perfect!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Such and Amazing GemMelamoniqueDined on 9/16/2014This was my 2nd time at Luna Blu. It is an amazing place. By far the best restaurant in the area. I did the 4 course $35 dinner, a great deal! You pick any App. get the house salad. Any Entree and any dessert. Sounds kinda iffy right? Well its not. Our server who I believe is also the owner Erin was very nice and such a charm. I highly recommend the Fried green tomatoes, Crab Bruschetta, The salmon with the crab, cream sauce, spinach, and Scallops. For dessert the Tiramissu was divine along with the apple pastry and egg custard w/ strawberries. The last time I had the chocolate mousse and it was absolutely amazing! I highly recommend this place to anyone who wants to enjoy some good food and great drinks. Also the best Amaretto Sour ever!Special Features:
- Delicious Dinner with FamilySatisfiedCustomerDined on 9/13/2014What a wonderful time we had at Luna Blu last weekend. Delicious food, great service and a 4 course dinner special that is hard to beat at 4 courses for $35. Loved their drink specials also. A good time was had by all in our partySpecial Features:
- Delicous meal at a great pricebuttercup078Dined on 9/13/2014My husband and I went to Luna Blu for his birthday dinner celebration. Our waitress was great and very attentive. The food was borught out in a decent amount of timw, and everything was delicious! We ordered their special which is a four course meal from their entire menu for $35. We ordered the scallops with polenta, which had a beautiful sear and caramelization on them, the antipasta platter, arugula salad, watermelon salad(their special for the evening which was amazing), Sea bass that had marinated tomatoes and bufala mozzerella, and salmon with alfredo, crab, and scallops over spinach(amazing). For dessert we got the apple strudel, and house specialty zabaglione. Strudel was buttery and flaky, and the custard was light and favorful.Special Features:
- a great birthday mealHappyMadreDined on 9/12/2014We had a great time celebrating our daughters birthday. Italian is her favorite and the restaurant did not disappoint. They had decorated the table especially for her and made sure she had a special dessert to celebrate.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The D Team was in Kitchen!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/1/2014Went to Luna Blu for a second time since our first was such a wonderful visit and wished we never took the ride. The night we went in was not crowded, in fact we were the only people in the restaurant for a while. Though the service was INCREDIBLE (Brian was one of the best servers I have ever had) the food was inedible. My dish was so spicy that I could not even stomach it and I LOVE spicy food. I think that we had the D Team in the kitchen though, everything we ordered was terrible. Not going to return.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/24/2014Sorry we didn't find Luna Blu sooner. Your Living Social coupon drew us to your restaurant and the quality of your food & wine will keep us coming back. Thank your wait staff and congratulations to you for maintaining a quality establishment on all fronts. We WILL be back! Thank you. 2old2cookSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Decent mealdtizzleDined on 8/23/2014Food was ok, the pasta was overcooked. The desserts were really good though.
- Always a winnerMDFoodiesVIPDined on 8/21/2014We stopped in for a late supper after Art Walk. It was a perfect, quiet spot for a glass of wine and yummy pasta. I had my usual, the seafood fra diavolo on spinach and my husband had wonderful ravioli with mushrooms. This is a go-to place, especially on a weeknight. It never lets us down.Special Features:
- Great food and servicePattiVIPDined on 8/11/2014The food was very tasty and the service was great. Had window seat and was nice looking out over small town main street. Fried green tomatoes were very good and the veal over asparagus was excellent. Decor was very nice, is a touch of Italy.Special Features:
- Another fabulous dinner and eveningIcemanVIPDined on 8/10/2014The food and service never fail to please and exceed expectations.Special Features:
- Always a pleasant eveningmarieVIPDined on 8/1/2014We were lucky to have John has our server and he was attentive and responsive. Our meals consisted of the $35 special where they practically bring the entire restaurant to you. I had fried green tomatoes that were crispy with a great sauce. A Greek salad and the Seafood Fra Diavola which is always terrific. Consists of a spicy marinara with loads of seafood. The desert was Zabaglione that is always wonderful here. A great price for a wonderful meal and evening this is always the case when I go to Luna Blue.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing!PLSWDined on 8/1/2014John did a wonderful job and was very attentive. The good was outstanding from the starters to the dessert!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not nearly as good as last timeOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 7/26/2014Before this visit, we were very impressed with the food. This time, we wondered if the chef had changed. The risoto was far inferior to the risoto we had the last time. Other dishes were equally not up to snuff.
- Great Friday night dinner!LonghornDined on 7/25/2014On the spur of the moment, we decided to go into Annapolis. We made our reservation and when we arrived, they welcomed us. My husband had the four course (he LOVED the tortellini soup as well as the rest of his meal) and I had one of the specials. We split a great bottle of wine and had a wonderful evening!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- unexpected cool find.OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/25/2014we looked at so many restaurants and decided from reviews that we would try Luna Blu. So glad we did, it was wonderful in every way.If in Annapolis don't miss it. Say Hi to Erin..Special Features:
- DebMDined on 7/23/2014Wonderful dining experience, as always. Great food and service, with reasonable prices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great spot before a Ram's Head ShowShorebirdsDined on 7/19/2014A small restaurant with great Italian food. The location is right across the street from Ram's Head, so it is a nice place to have a leisurely dinner before the show. The service was a little slow, but we were not in a rush and enjoyed being able to take our time with our meal. The Penne dish with crab, shrimp and creamy tomato sauce was wonderful!! They also offered a very nice Price Fix menu which included choice of appetizer, salad, choice of entree and dessert for $35...great deal! We will definitely go back!Special Features:
- Very Enjoyableboomer49VIPDined on 7/19/2014Food and service were very good - only complaint was the parking - Restaurant needs to update their web site as they no longer validate parking at the garage.
- Excellent valueRob87Dined on 7/18/2014We've heard good things about Luna Blu and they're tru (spelling intentional)! We had the 4-course dinner for $35, which was simply more than we could eat. Nice location with a couple of outside tables (we chose to eat indoors since it was our anniversary dinner). The atmosphere would support anything from a quick dinner in shorts and flip-flops to a romantic interlude. We'll be back!Special Features:
- A nice findJdsmmsVIPDined on 7/13/2014A small venue in Annapolis definitely worth a visit. Very nice selection of dishes and wines. They have a 4 course meal that includes choices from their apps, entrees and desserts. The only course for which you don't have a choice is the salad. Definitely a nice option. Service was great. Will return when we're in the area.
- Always goodJohn86Dined on 7/13/2014We love this place. We dine at Luna Blu prior to a performance at Rams Head. Met friends this time, they loved it too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- fabulousOpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 7/10/2014seating was quick and easy even though we were late for our reservation. server (only one working that evening) was incredibly pleasant and helpful (above and beyond the current norm) food was yummy (especially the house made rolls!), food was prepared/served incredibly fast and piping hot. definitely a great experience. absolute only thing that i would have changed is that i was very chilly in the dining area- bring a sweaterSpecial Features:
- Best dining experience in AnnapolisIcemanVIPDined on 7/6/2014Food, service, and atmosphere all perfect !! My favorite Annapolis restaurant. Besides the great menu offerings, always enticing and different specials.Special Features:
- Great FindsoccerfanDined on 7/3/2014Enjoyed this restaurant. I had the four course meal and it was great. Would highly recommend this restaurant and will come again when in Annopolis.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 6/30/2014The food is very good, the staff friendly and the location is excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Main Street ItaliannicknamefieldDined on 6/10/2014Our experience at Luna Blu was mixed. We ordered the bruchetta appetizer that was excellent - very flavorful. I ordered the fettuccine with vegetables and added sweet sausage: the proportion of noodles to veggies was a little too high. also, the "creamy wine sauce" was very thin and had little flavor. My spouse ordered the chicken scallopini: the marinara sauce had an excellent flavor, though she had requested the other sauce. the chicken itself was rather bland, so the sauce was essential. Although we dined somewhat early (5:45pm) we found the limited outdoor seating space clashing with the sidewalk traffic - unfortunate.Special Features:
- CindyDined on 6/8/2014Dinner was excellent as always....the desserts are homemade and outstanding. My guests thought the Tiramisu was the best they had ever tasted. We went for a family birthday celebration. Perfect intimate atmosphere for such an event.Special Features:
- Bland foodLove2eatDined on 6/6/2014This was our second time eating at the restaurant. The first time was much better. The service was great and the wine was fantastic, but the food was very bland. I ordered the same dish and this time it had no flavor. Very disappointed.Special Features:
- Always a hit!FrankDined on 6/4/2014My girlfriend and I have been to Luna Blu a few times now and have never been let down. The food is excellent, the location is great, and the atmosphere is perfect. Each time we've dined, we would arrive a little early and our table was ready...only once have we not gotten the window seat. The restaurant has a small, intimate feel to it...great for a date night. This is definitely a favorite of ours.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EXCELLENT Waitress!!!easternshore2Dined on 6/1/2014We ate at one of the two outside tables on a busy Sunday night. Fun to watch the pedestrian traffic! Varied menu with lots of choices! Didn't have their 4 course $35 special, but surely appears to be a bargain! Food was delicious, and very reasonable. Our waitress, Bernadette, was energetic, helpful, and on target! We'll definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- More breadOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/31/2014Although I understand why they would give us only one piece of bread per diner, they should at least put the bread in a smaller sized basket. We were wondering if there was bread in the basket at all when the waitress brought the basket to our table. After searching, we finally found the 2 lonely pieces all swaddled in a napkin.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Girls Weekend DinnermaphooverDined on 5/30/2014The food was excellent! Quick service and friendly waitstaff. Great night out!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always reliablejt123VIPDined on 5/28/2014Went for lunch, had a nice vodka sauce with pasta. Prompt serviceI would recommend this to a friend.
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- Outstanding food, service, and viewdiningdivaDined on 5/24/2014Annapolis has very few good restaurants and it is even harder to find them in the central business district. We walked in the door and they had our table waiting with menus......right in the window....best table in the restaurant. The food at Luna Blu had a nice flavor and was proportionate... so after bread, salad, dinner, and a dessert we were full but not uncomfortable. The prices were expected for an Italian restaurant in downtown Annapolis. The martinis are good, but strong---one will do you. Our server was great and polite. The only negative I have was that our dinner took a little long to come out, but it was Saturday night with a full restaurant and I was half way through my martini and did not care.Special Features:
- Great Food, Great TineGlutenfree5VIPDined on 5/24/2014Luna Blu was a great find for two people with a gluten allergy. While they only have one gluten free pasta, you can have pretty much anything with either asparagus or spinach as the base with the meats, chicken and seafood. Everything is made fresh to order. Yum Yum YumSpecial Features:
- Great food but even better stafflolaDined on 5/11/2014We ate at Luna Blu for Mother's Day. We had a nice time and while this was not necessarily a kid friendly restaurant, our boys were well- cared for. We all enjoyed our food which was excellent. Nice relaxing time was had by all. Would definitely come back!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A perfect experienceIcemanVIPDined on 5/11/2014The food and service in this restaurant is outstanding. A repeat customer, keep coming back, no other place around measures up. Always new and interesting specials to try that will be memorable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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Situated on three acres directly across from the world famous Yerke's Observitory, The Bailey House offers four beautifully decorated guests rooms. Each with private bath, double whirlpool, TV with DVD and basic cable. Enjoy the inground swimming pool, lawn seating, hammok and perennial gardens.
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5 on August 28, 2014
Awesome, awesome, awesome. This b&b has a great atmosphere , is relaxing and quaint. Owners were exceptional at letting you come and go as you please.breakfast was wonderful both times we ate there. Excellent conversation! Would definitely recomend the bailey house to a friend.thanks for a wonderful stay!
4.4 on August 03, 2014
Our first B & B stay so maybe I was expecting more of the breakfast part than I should be. Overall, the stay was enjoyable.
4.2 on July 12, 2014
Great old B&B, lovely house and grounds, great location and handy to Lake Geneva. Breakfast was wonderful and we had a great muffin demo. by John. All food presentation was very creative and deserves praise. My only negative comment is the bed and linens are tired and need possible retirement. Karen and John do a fantastic job and we look forward to a return trip on our 44th. anniversary. Al & Jan
5 on May 27, 2014
My wife and I celebrated out 22nd wedding annivesary here. It was beautiful!! It was our first time at a B&B....we will definitely be back. I would highly recomend a stay here. John and Karen (and Barney) were great hosts. Very friendly and easy to talk to. Also great cooks, the food was fantastic!! Five stars all the way around.
5 on March 16, 2014
This was our first time at a bed and breakfast, Karen and John were excellent hosts with stories and exceptional meals served. They knew the area very well and gave us some insider tips while we were there. We hope to visit again very soon. Thank for a great time, Popo and the Psy Doc.
5 on February 26, 2014
We want to thank Karen and John for the outstanding hospitality for our Anniversary weekend. The rooms were absolutely fabulous and the food was great. Again Thanks Dylen and Pam Larsen
5 on January 09, 2014
My wife, and I have been staying at the Bailey House for years. The rooms are always in perfect condition, and well worth the price. We always enjoy the breakfast, and the conversation that comes with it. John and Karen always make sure we are well taken care of, and have always provided exceptional advice for things to do in the area. I would highly recommend staying, and will be returning.
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4.4 on November 08, 2013
Our stay at the Bailey House Bed and Breakfast was once again a relaxing and most enjoyable one. They we very helpful in suggesting what activities we could participate in while visiting the area. The rooms were clean as to be expected, the breakfast was nicely served, and the conversation around the table was stimulating. One really got the sense that you were very welcomed to stay and do what every made you comfortable. My wife and I had recommended staying at the Bailey House a couple of years, and they did. We all still talk about how enjoyable our stay there was, and look forward to our next visit.
5 on October 24, 2013
The Bailey House Bed and Breakfast was wonderful. The breakfasts were fabulous and Karen and John were wonderful hosts. Our stay in the Pickney room was relaxing, quiet and a perfect getaway.
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Karen loves serving up her delicious breakfast recipes and her yummy cookies for hungry houseguests. John enjoys telling tall tales…have you heard one about the Capone gang in our garage? With the help of their friendly mascot, "Barney" (a Jack Russell/Beagle chipmunk chaser), they enjoy creating a warm and relaxing atmosphere where guests can rest, relax and regenerate.
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