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Luhm: Jazz, Bucks riding in the same leaky boat — for now
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They are cold-weather, small-market brothers in a world where either characteristic can be a major obstacle on the road to success.
Milwaukee and Utah.
Two wonderful places — filled with good people — and home to NBA basketball franchises that find themselves floating in the same leaky boat.
The Bucks own the worst record in the abysmal Eastern Conference.
The Jazz own the worst record in the deep and talented Western Conference.
Both teams are as far away from championship contention as summertime in the north woods of Wisconsin or the high peaks of Utah.
"I see a lot of similarities," Milwaukee coach Larry Drew said prior to the Jazz's 96-87 win over the Bucks on Friday.
"Looking at personnel, we both have youth. We both sprinkle in some veteran guys. We're looking to give the younger guys time because the more they play the [better] they are going to become. So I see a lot of similarities as far as where both organizations are right now."
As the 2013-14 season approaches the halfway point, the Jazz are farther along the rebuilding trail than the Bucks.
Primarily, Utah took its first steps down this treacherous path almost three years ago, when it traded All-Star point guard Deron Williams shortly after Hall of Fame coach Jerry Sloan resigned.
Since those franchise-shaking events, the Jazz have watched Gordon Hayward, Derrick Favors, Enes Kanter and Alec Burks emerge as legitimate NBA players.
Last summer, the Jazz took another huge step when they drafted Trey Burke, who has been better than anyone in the organization could have hoped.
"The thing I'm intrigued about in watching him play is his poise and his composure, particularly at that position," Drew said. "To come in as a rookie at that point guard spot, that's not an easy thing to do. ... You have a lot of things working against you."
Specifically, Drew said, "Trying to get the respect of your teammates — particularly veteran guys who have been in the league — can be difficult. They say, 'Here comes this rookie into our league. Can he control our team? Can he keep us organized?' But I'm very intrigued by how composed he is."
Milwaukee has its building blocks, too.
Against Utah, the Bucks' starters included 22-year-old point guard Brandon Knight and rookie small forward Giannis Antetokounmpo, who just turned 19.
Antetokounmpo, in particular, looks like a star of the future.
The Bucks used the No. 15 pick on the little-known Greek teenager in last summer's draft and they're giving him a crash course in Basketball 101.
Antetokounmpo, who has a body-type similar to Kevin Durant, played 34 minutes in the loss to the Jazz. He stuffed his stat line with 10 points, seven rebounds, five assists and a blocked shot.
He is already the Bucks' most noticeable player. It won't be long before he is their best player.
"Giannis has really grown," said Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin. "He's quickly gotten better at understanding the NBA game. He's getting a lot of time on the floor and he's responded for them."
Like their teams, Drew and Corbin find themselves in similar situations.
Their primary job this season isn't winning. It's developing players like Burke and Antetokounmpo.
"It can be very hard on a coach," Drew said, smiling. "But that's just one of those things we have to deal with. They're playing their young guys. We're playing our young guys. That's just the nature of the beast right now."

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The city of Tracy is planning a workshop to discuss a proposed economic-development plan for Tracy. The plan is aimed at attracting new industries and businesses to Tracy.
Mount Diablo cheese produced by the Bacchetti and Silva Dairy north of Tracy has placed second in nationwide cheese competition in the past month.
Services have been held for Minnie Colli Baier, 93, longtime secretary of the Pescadero Reclamation District north of Banta.
Ten students have returned from Japan, where they took part in the International Youth Exchange program sponsored by the Tracy Breakfast Lions Club.
Tracy Future Farmers attending the FFA Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C., were Bobby Pombo, Jennifer Bedford, Shannon Eddington, Veronica Ferrando, Kristen Mejia and Christine Ohm.
Boy Scout Brian Craft has been honored by the Veteran of Foreign Wars for taking action in a gas-line fire that is believed to have saved his father's life.
Rep. Richard Pombo, R-Tracy, was principal speaker at the luncheon welcoming new educators to Tracy. The 100 new teachers received gift packets of Tracy products.
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Services have been held for Neil Fabian, 92, a survivor of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire whose father, Philip Fabian, was one of Tracy's first merchants in 1878.
Mary Ahrendes has retired as a rural mail carrier after 24 years of postal service.
Steve Greiner has opened Tracy Camera Shop at 1240 W. 11th St.
Supervisor Evelyn Costa of Tracy has shattered a 99-year-old tradition by become the first woman to be a member of the Yosemite Club in Stockton.
All 27 landowners in the 1,531-acre Residential Specific Plan area have approved a special district to levy a Mello-Roos tax on new homes to finance school construction.
Waldo Coffman, the first president of the Tracy Board of Realtors, has been given special recognition during a surprise gathering at the Elks Lodge.
50 years ago — 1962
So far this year, 92 building permits forsingle-family residents have been issued by the city of Tracy.
Al Reich is moving his Pig Pen restaurant and bar from the Parkway Center at 11th Street and Parker Avenue to a location east of the overpass.
First tomatoes have been delivered to the H.J. Heinz Co. factory, signaling the start of the plant's tomato-processing season.
Bob Post, a 1962 graduate of Tracy High School, has departed for Kings Point, N.Y., where he will attend the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy.
Jim Cadle, 30, dispatcher-clerk at the Tracy Police Department, has been promoted to patrolman.
The Southern Pacific is opening its new ribbon-rail facility in the former S.P. yard area.
Virginia Coffman has been named Tracy area chairwoman of the campaign to form a community college district. She is a trustee of the Tracy Joint Union High School District.
75 years ago — 1937
Lynn O. Stark, manager of the Peterson Creamery restaurant, has won the race to take the City Council seat left vacant with the recall of Dr. J. Frank Doughty. Auto dealer Guy Stewart was the only other candidate.
The Associated Oil Co. has opened a new service station at the northeast corner of 11th and Adam streets.
Fall classes in Tracy area schools will begin Aug. 30.
100 years ago — 1912
A grand-opening celebration has been held for Hotel Western on East Sixth Street. The two-story structure has been built by William Schmidt.
Tracy now has a garbage pit, thanks to the efforts of Mayor Abe Grunauer.
A mass meeting is planned to acquaint landowners with the pros and cons of establishing an irrigation district around Tracy.
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Disney hiked its theme park prices this summer, raising one-day, single-park tickets over the $90 threshold. But that doesn't mean you can't find a deal.
Just ask Tom and Sarah Bricker who travel from Indianapolis to Florida and California about 10 times a year to go to Disney World and Disneyland. They've also been to Disney parks in Tokyo -- their favorite -- and Paris.
"It's not that difficult to find discounts," says Tom Bricker, 28, who's been taking these annual treks to Disney parks with Sarah, 26, since 2006. "The easiest way to start is by requesting travel information from Disney," he adds. "Periodically they'll send you different discounts. But you can also learn about various discounts by being part of the online Disney communities."
In June, in what has become an annual price hike for Disney properties, the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Fla., upped its one-day admission to the Magic Kingdom more than 6% to $95 for adult tickets and $89 for children ages 3 to 9. Single-day tickets to its other Florida parks, Epcot, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom, rose to $90. Tickets for children ages 3 to 9 are $84. Add the park-hopper option to have access to all four parks and it is another $59 a day per person.
At Disneyland in Anaheim, Calif., a single-day, single park adult ticket climbed 5% to $92 from $87. Add a one-day park hopper to go from Disneyland Park to Disney California Adventure Park and the price is $137 for adults.
Ticket prices fall the more days you tack on to the trip. A four-day theme park ticket to Disney World with the park hopper will run almost $360, or roughly $90 a day. A five-day theme park ticket with a hopper will set you back nearly $371, or $74 a day.
A better per-day deal is the 10-day theme park ticket with a park hopper at almost $424 each, or about $42 a day. The tickets must be used within 14 days of the first use unless you purchase a "no expiration" option that will add an extra $130-$150 to the price.
The Brickers have an annual pass, which they bought before the price hikes. Plan to fork over nearly $670 for a premium annual passport, which gives you access to any of the parks in California or Florida for an entire year, with no blackout dates. A deluxe annual passport is cheaper at almost $500 but has blackout dates, like Saturdays during the summer and over holidays like the Fourth of July, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Both passes offer merchandise and dining discounts of 10% to 20%.
Because they're regulars, the Brickers' per-day ticket price drops to about $15, he says. "You're not going to find any place to visit in the real world that is going to cost that little," Bricker adds.
Though he bought the annual pass directly from Disney, he tells people to shop through reputable third-party brokers for better ticket prices. Undercover Tourist, for example, is a "Disney selected" ticket broker that offers single-digit discounts on tickets and up to 50% off on car rentals. The five-day theme-park ticket runs for $349.95, roughly $20 off the gate price.
The Orlando Tourism Bureaus's VisitOrlando site is offering a four-day theme park and hopper package with a fifth day free for $335. A AAA membership comes with discount prices for tickets and vacation packages.
Beware of fly-by-night brokers who line the streets near Disney World and Disneyland and even sellers on sites like eBay and Craigslist. Because tickets are nonrefundable, many of these aren't legitimate tickets -- and Disney doesn't feel pity for those who get scammed.
Disney offers plenty of vacation "deals" that Bricker says to explore with caution. The "free" dining package, for example, could be great if you're a big family of big eaters, but you sacrifice a hotel discount in the process. Most packages are merely a sum of the parts bundled together without any discounts.
There are plenty of blogs and websites to help you navigate the massive parks. Bricker, who proposed to his wife on the beach of the Polynesian Resort at Disney World, runs Disneytouristblog.com, on which he posts tips on discounts, dining, planning, even taking on Disney with kids, though he doesn't have any.
Friend Disney on Facebook and follow @Disney on Twitter for other offers. Every so often they'll advertise promotions or one-day sales.
You can also find 2-for-1, or 50% off, ticket deals at sites like Magical Getaway, which, like AAA, boasts that it is the No. 1 seller of Disney tickets. The site, which is operated by HotelsCorp.com, notes that a hotel stay is required for all offers. TripAdvisor.com also offers vacation packages at discounts.
Among the most talked-about sites in social media circles is Mousesavers.com, which describes itself as "great deals on all things Disney." The site points consumers to a variety of discounts on travel, shopping, shows and "freebies."
Rumors persist that Disney will begin lowering ticket prices for off-season visitors -- or basically any time when kids are in school -- but there is been no official word from the kingdom yet. You will, however, find better deals on hotels in the off-season, both in the parks and off-site. During the season, the cheapest hotels will be those off-site and furthest away, though there are a number of them -- from luxury to modest -- around both properties.
Disney diehards insist that staying at the parks will give you the total paradise experience without the real world sneaking in, so research the on-site hotels first and see what amenities they offer as part of their price, which might be worth it for your needs.
"As a general rule, you're paying a premium for anything that you do or buy on Disney property," Bricker says. "They have a captive audience and they have it down to a science on how to extract the most money from you."
If you eat on site, don't be surprised at a $13 tab for a burger and fries or $200 prix fixe, per person, with wine pairings. Disney does allow visitors to bring their own food and drinks in and picnic on the grounds but you can't bring alcohol or glass. And it would be substantially cheaper to eat off-site.
Disney's discounts are limited but the parks do cater to certain groups:
Teacher discounts: People who teach in the U.S. or Canada might find discounted Disneyland tickets through their teachers' union. Some will offer savings as much as $25-$30 on multi-day passes.
Kid groups: Disney offers a handful of individual and group packages under Disney Youth Programs. The company describes them as a collection of "unique, enriching experiences designed to engage young minds and show students the path to making dreams a reality." These are programs that range from instrumental and vocal competitions to performance-skills workshops and in-park field studies for middle-school and even college agendas. They all incorporate "Disney storytelling" with the Disney cast and parks environment for a hands-on learning experience. The rates differ between groups and individuals and depending on length of stay, but include about a three-hour session with park admission. Bands, cheerleaders and ensembles also can perform at Disney — for a fee — and get park admission with it.
Military salute: Through Sept. 28, Walt Disney World Resort will offer four-day discounted tickets for active or retired members of the U.S. military, which will include the National Guard, Reservists and the U.S. Coast Guard. They'll also find specially priced resort rooms. Be aware that some military bases may offer Disney ticket prices that are less than this promotional offer.
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I am TyAnn Clark. I'm a member of the Spartan Pro Team. I'm a Mom, I'm a Runner, I'm a Fitness Trainer, I'm a Zumba Instructor, I am a Spartan Racer.
I look at my life every day and feel so amazingly blessed to be able to do what I love. One year ago, I never imagined that I would be in the position that I am – I race as a competitive athlete at the age of 32. My life is full of all the things that make me happy. I have a wonderfully supportive husband and three beautiful, amazing children. As a fitness trainer and instructor, I get to motivate others to be healthier and happier in their lives.
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The dagger-like knife is arguably one of the most sought-after murder weapons in American history.
Now, 18 years after the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, reports have surfaced alleging that O.J. Simpson stashed the knife he used to slash their throats in the Bahamas, just a boat trip away from his former Kendall home. The first unconfirmed report, quoting unnamed sources, was published in The National Enquirer, and quickly spread from there.
The Juice, reports say, purportedly wants to sell it as a $5 million souvenir of a perfect crime.
Hes looking for a strictly cash deal so that the money can be deposited in offshore accounts and cant be traced directly to him, a source, identified only as someone close to the pro football Hall of Famer, told The Enquirer.
The story made Ron Goldmans fathers blood boil.
There has been enormous speculation over the years of where it is and what it is, David Cook, lawyer for Fred Goldman, told The Miami Herald on Thursday about the knife. It has reached that point where weve literally gone into the macabre. ... If this story is to be believed, it is an act of pure narcissism on the part of Simpson.
Simpsons former wife, 35, and her friend, 25, were found beaten and stabbed to death on July 12, 1994, at her home in Brentwood, a tony West Los Angeles neighborhood.
The agent allegedly handling the deal doesnt know where the knife is, but insiders suspect it could be in the Bahamas, a place that would have been easy to get in and out of by boat, the tabloid newspaper said.
But Simpsons camp said the idea that he would even have the knife is ludicrous, let alone be trying to sell it.
The extent of the search for that knife was phenomenal, said Patrick McKenna, the West Palm Beach private detective hired by Simpsons legal team during the murder trial.
Investigators tore up Simpsons home, searched every trash can in Los Angeles International Airport, and even pulled out the toilet in the American Airlines jet that O.J. boarded to fly to Chicago after the murders.
It just defies logic that he would have the knife. In my opinion, he is and always has been innocent, McKenna said.
Simpson, now serving a 33-year prison term in Nevada for robbery, is eligible for parole in 2017, and may need the money to help fund legal battles. J.P. Morgan Chase foreclosed on his Kendall home earlier this year, and Cook said the Goldman family has received a healthy sum of money from Simpsons various holdings, including the home.
While he still earns a sizeable pension from the NFL, those close to him believe that he is broke and not likely to get out of jail anytime soon.
Simpson was acquitted in 1995 of the murders of his former wife and Goldman in the trial of the century. It was marked by accusations that the evidence had been tainted, and exposed deep rifts in the reaction to the verdict between blacks and whites.
Two years later, Simpson was found liable by a civil jury for Goldmans death, awarding the Goldman family $33.5 million. Cook said the family received at least $400,000 from the proceeds of Simpsons book, If I Did It: Confessions of a Killer, and also received money in the former gridiron stars bankruptcy settlement.
Simpsons current lawyer, Yale Galanter, couldnt be reached for a comment.


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5 Great Gray Bathrooms
It came as no surprise that James and Julie's lovely gray tiled bathroom was the cause of much oohing and aahing in the comments of their house tour. Inspired, we went looking for more gray bathrooms, each in a slightly different vein.
• 1 The gray Heath tile in James and Julie's bathroom has a lovely blue cast that makes a nice frame for the garden window. Gray tile with a white wall feels elegant and classic, but not boring.
• 2 A super-soft dove gray paint, matched with white accessories and gauzy curtains, creates an airy, calming space. Photo from This Old House.
• 3 The gray paint in this bathroom from Country Living veers toward taupe. We love how it extends to the ceiling, creating a cozy feel, and the warm golden floor brings out the warmth in the gray. A lush green plant also adds a beautiful vibrant pop.
• 4 Gray marble extending up a bathroom wall feels a bit more modern and austere, but also luxurious. Love the floating vanity and the red-tinged mosaic border in the shower. From Style at Home.
• 5 Moroccan tile can sometimes feel a bit flashy or overbearing in bright color, but this gray decorative tile is chic and exotic. Love it paired with the putty-colored paint. From I Suwannee.
Thinking you might try this bathroom color at home? Here's some more gray bathroom inspiration from our archives:
• Gray Bathrooms
• A Green and Gray Moroccan Dream Bathroom
• Modern Silver and Gray Bathrooms
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oooh! 1st & 4th are my favs- we almost bought a house with a STUNNING grey bath, but someone got to it before us!
Yup, that Heath tile is really beautiful!
I hope my new Heath backsplash turns out as nicely!
#3 is pure love for me.
Glad to see this feature, very timely! My renovation palette is all black and white and grey, and I'd really really love to have a grey butcher (subway) tile in the bathroom. The paint colour in number 3 would be great throughout the house too, it's the right sort of depth.
Wow, #3 makes me swoon. Grey, black & white, but warm. It's changing my kitchen plans...
I hope this gray trend stays and doesn't become outdated like the avocado green, because I am loving it.
Its really beautiful.
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oooh #3 and #4. the bathroom in our house has a cutesy pine tree wallpaper. not my style, but not as bad as the country hearts all over the place. this makes me want to change it all right now!
Love gray in the bathroom. It combines great with white, looking fresh, clean and airy. For me I'd need the white to predominate to keep it that way. These are great examples, very inspiring! No. 2 is my fave, because of all that light!
Do you know the paint color in #2?
That is awesome. I am currently displaced from my wife's and my master bedroom as we are redoing our master bath and we also picked grey 2x18 tile and a marble subway tile floor in a herringbone pattern. We have been saving up for a year to do this and we are only a week or so away from being able to use it. BTW we also specked the new kohler brushed gold fixture throughout!!! i am so excited!
Well wouldn't ya know I am about to redo my bathroom in gray. How timely!
The second bathroom is absolutely gorgeous!! Just a hint of gray with all that white is a perfect combination.


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What Will Surprise You About Infant and Toddler Cancers
Children's oncologist and author of "The Great Katie Kate Tackles Questions About Cancer" explains what happens when cancer strikes the littlest souls.
Cancer doesn't discriminate — it strikes the old and young…and sometimes, the very, very young. Former Big Brother star Britney Haynes recently revealed that her two-month-old daughter Tilly was diagnosed with cancer, according to published reports.
"Thank you for all of the thoughts, wishes, and prayers for my precious girl. She's everything to me. #PrayforTilly," Haynes said in a recent message from her Twitter account.
To commemorate National Childhood Cancer Awareness month, we asked children's oncologist Dr. Maitland DeLand, the author of the children's book "The Great Katie Kate Tackles Questions About Cancer," to give us an overview of the disease and how kids and their families can fight it. Check out our Q&A below.
How often are children diagnosed with cancer?
Approximately 13,400 children from birth to age 19 are diagnosed per year, with the incidence of cancer in boys being slightly higher than girls. There are 2,500 deaths among children from cancer per year.
What are the most common cancers diagnosed in babies and toddlers?
Leukemia, as well as brain and central nervous system and neuroblastomas, are the most commonly diagnosed cancers.
What's the most surprising thing about cancers that strike babies and toddlers?
Exposure to toxins such as pesticides, parental exposures to infection and toxins, maternal diet and infant diet can all cause cancer in young children. If the environmental causes referred to above could be identified in advance, precautions can be taken.
How successful are efforts to treat baby and toddler cancer patients?
Because of major advances in treatment, baby and toddler survival rates exceed 80%, however this percentage is dependent on the type of cancer. Cancer treatments, for example chemotherapy and radiation therapy, have, in general, better response rates in children than in adults.
Are radiation and chemotherapy always the answer for treating very young children?
(For childhood brain tumors in particular), one has to weigh risk of treatment with chemotherapy or radiation therapy versus the complications. The brain matures at the age of 3. Treatment prior to brain maturity is fraught with complications.
Alternative treatments, including organic, chemical free and hormone free nutrition, and pure supplements, vitamins, etc. in accordance with the child's body mass, could help. Visual, tactile and auditory stimulation as well as the communication of absolute love and devotion, as well as the comfort of parental and family nurturing is essential. I believe this way, the baby's own immune system can be stimulated to destroy the tumor. When it comes down to the essentials, medical treatment is, in most cases, essential… but it is ultimately one's own immune system and body that is the key to the cure.
How else is treating a baby or toddler different from treating an adult?
Building trust in a toddler takes genuine appreciation of the child's personality, likes, and dislikes, etc. It can be considerably more challenging for a physician treating a very young child with cancer, but ultimately one gains a unique fan and friend.
How often do baby and toddler cancer patients develop secondary cancer when they get older? Can this be traced back to their initial cancer treatments?
There is a 3% incidence of reoccurrence or a secondary cancer, which is 3-6 times higher than the incidence in the general population. This can be traced back to chemotherapeutic agents and radiation treatment.
There are approximately 270,000 childhood survivors of cancer. Careful follow up for development of secondary cancers and long term side effects after a primary cancer diagnosis and treatment is essentially a lifelong process for these survivors.
What can parents do to comfort babies receiving treatment? What about toddlers?
Attention to the baby's emotional status is key, as is the family's presence, and visual and auditory comforting by the parent. It is difficult for the family to glean an infant's emotional and physical discomfort, so it's important to just be there.
Toddler expression of emotional status is more easily detected than that of a very young baby. Nurturing the sense of a toddler's well being with playtime, as well as caring attention to some medical needs of the child such as catheter maintenance or administering medicine with adequate medical training, are all important for family bonding. Decorating the hospital room, planning fun, collaborative art projects, playing videos during chemo, are all great ways to comfort a child.
It's also important for a parent to maintain normalcy with playtime and other playmates, as well as school attendance (if the child is in pre-school), when possible.
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Nintendo Land review: not-so-magical kingdom
Nintendo Land is being positioned as the company's flagship game for the Wii U console, much like Wii Sports was for the original Wii. Unfortunately, this mini-game compilation falls short of that ambitious goal. Not only do many of the games fail to prove why the GamePad is innovative, but many of the included activities commit gaming's ultimate sin--they're not fun.
The GamePad by itself is not really an innovative device. With a capacitive touch screen, gyro sensors, camera, and microphone, Nintendo's gaming tablet is not unlike any other general-purpose tablet (or even the 3DS and Vita). What does make the GamePad so unique is how it interacts with the TV, providing a two-screen gaming experience that should, in theory, be unlike anything we've seen before. However, many of the games included in Nintendo Land fail to show off meaningful interaction between the two screens.
Donkey Kong's Crash Course, for example, is played entirely through the GamePad. You could keep the television powered off as you tilt your system to guide a rolling cart through a trap-filled obstacle course. Balloon Trip Breeze is another game that could be played almost exclusively on the TV. While playing these, I couldn't help but think "why can't I just play this on my 3DS instead?" And, it's not like either takes advantage of Wii U's powerful GPU.
Other games implement two-screen interactivity in such a shallow way, that it's hard not to walk away with the impression that this is all "just a gimmick." Octopus Dance, for example, simply shows your character from two different angles: the front on the TV, the back on the GamePad. Captain Falcon's Twister Race shows a top-down view of the track on the GamePad, and a more traditional behind-the-car view on the TV. Never does switching between the two screens make you think "wow, this is a true innovation in gaming."
One game does seem "magical" at first: Takamaru's Ninja Castle. In this game, you throw ninja stars by aiming your GamePad at the screen and swiping. Once the "gee whiz" novelty wears out, however, it's easy to see this game could have been recreated simply by having the player aim a Wii Remote at the screen.
Many of the games included in Nintendo Land aren't very substantive, either. In fact, many of these games feel like apps you'd be able to download for a buck on other touch-enabled devices. Yoshi's Fruit Cart is probably the most egregious example: in this game, you simply draw a path from start to finish, collecting fruits along the way. Were this available on the 3DS eShop, you would not pay more than a dollar for this not-even-a-tech-demo.
The "bigger" experiences in Nintendo Land are undeniably more polished, but they're mere shadows of the games they're inspired by. The Legend of Zelda: Battle Quest has all the iconic trimmings of a real Zelda game, from the enemies to the music, to the environment. But, it plays nothing like a Zelda game should. In single-player, the game is just a watered down version of Link's Crossbow Training--a game that was included for free with a Wii peripheral.
Pikmin Adventure is fun for a little while, but its aggressive simplicity will leave you wanting. Yes, it's fun to throw player-controlled Pikmin at enemies--but there's almost no strategy involved. Whereas in the original game, the type of Pikmin you used was crucial to make progress, Adventure simply tests your reflexes. It is, essentially, the most superficial translation of the game possible.
Metroid Blast is the most complex of the games on the disc, but not because of the depth offered by the title. Instead, it uses a cumbersome control scheme that feels like a step backwards from simply using the Wii Remote and Nunchuck. The challenge of the game comes not from fighting the enemies (as they're largely brain-dead). Instead, it comes from simply maneuvering your vehicle.
The game's three "competitive attractions" prove to be the most worthwhile in the collection. Luigi's Ghost Mansion shows how much fun asymmetric multiplayer gameplay can be. The player with the GamePad sees everyone on the screen, as he tries to hunt down players armed only with Wii Remotes. Not only is it fun, but it is absolutely charming.
Mario Chase and Animal Crossing Sweet Day are variations of the same hide-and-seek gameplay. Animal Crossing is a bit more thrilling, especially as it is the compilation's only six player game. Two players can take control of two different characters using the two analog sticks on the GamePad. As with Luigi's Ghost Mansion, the game is both fun and filled with personality.
Nintendo Land was supposed to be the Wii Sports of the console: a showcase title that converted gamers and non-gamers alike to the Wii U experience. Instead, Nintendo Land is this generation's Wii Play: a shallow collection of mini-games bundled with Nintendo hardware--and promptly forgotten.
This Nintendo Land review was based on a retail Wii U version of the game provided by the publisher. The game will be available on November 18th. Local multiplayer requires additional Wii Remotes with MotionPlus and Nunchucks (up to four each). Online functionality could not be tested, as Nintendo Network was unavailable before publishing.
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Blueberry-Poppy Seed Brunch Cake Recipe
"For baking cobblers and coffee cakes like this easy recipe, I love to have blueberries around all year long," notes Ruth Gruchow of Yorba Linda, California. "They're easy to freeze and last about a year, so I buy them in season, put 2 cups in quart-size freezer bags and date each bag."
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 2/3 cup sugar
- 1 egg
- 2 teaspoons grated lemon peel
- 1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoons poppy seeds
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 2 teaspoons all-purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 2 cups fresh or frozen unsweetened blueberries
- 1/2 cup confectioners' sugar
- 1 tablespoon milk
- In a small bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in egg and lemon peel. Combine the flour, poppy seeds, baking powder, baking soda and salt; add to the creamed mixture alternately with sour cream. Beat just until combined. Spread into a greased 9-in. springform pan.
- For topping, in a small bowl, combine the sugar, flour and nutmeg; gently stir in blueberries until coated. Sprinkle over batter. Bake at 350° for 50-55 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes on a wire rack; remove sides of pan.
- In a small bowl, whisk confectioners' sugar and milk until smooth; drizzle over cake. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 8 servings.
Editor's Note: If using frozen blueberries, use without thawing to avoid discoloring the batter.
Originally published as Blueberry-Poppy Seed Brunch Cake in Simple & Delicious July/August 2008, p53
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Reviewed Nov. 9, 2013
Very yummy! I did 1/4 C applesauce, and 1/4 C butter and a little less sugar (to make up for the sweetness in the applesauce!) and the cake was very moist. Next time I might try to add some vanilla, or almond, extract to the glaze. Thank you for sharing!
Reviewed Sep. 28, 2011
I have made this several times now, both with fresh & frozen blueberries, and it always turns out great! It's one of my family's favorites!
Reviewed May. 13, 2010
This was a very easy but very tasty brunch cake. I made this for a Mother's Day brunch and everyone RAVED about it. The cake part was a tad on the dry side, but overall a definite "make again" recipe.
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Giorgio's Ristorante - South Orange
- Address:
52 Vose Ave.
South Orange, NJ 07079Neighborhood:
South Orange
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Giorgio's Ristorante - South Orange
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.giorgiosristorante.com/
- Phone: 9737624440
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Tuesday - Friday: 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Dinner: Tuesday - Saturday: 5:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Sunday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Italian
- Executive Chef: Chef GIORGIO
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: BYO Liquor, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout
A word from Giorgio's Ristorante - South Orange
Giorgio's of South Orange has always been one of the landmarks in the area. Specializing in fine Italian cuisine and catering, we have a wide range of signature soups, salads and of course, our special, main-course, all-time favorite items. We offer specials every weekend including special desserts so be sure to ask!Continued
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Giorgio's Ristorante - South Orange reviews from OpenTable diners
17 reviews since May 26, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.1
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (14)special occasion (5)great for outdoor dining (4)romantic (4)good for groups (2)fit for foodies (1)late-night find (1)Show More
- A South Orange GemTioPeteVIPDined on 9/14/2014Another totally wonderful meal-great food and service at a very reasonable priceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good choiceNJmomDined on 6/26/2014Giorgio's restaurant was a surprisingly good find. We are not familiar with the South Orange area and do not know any of the restaurants. The food was very good and the menu had a nice variety. My only issue was that I had made a reservation on Open Table the evening before but they were not expecting our larger party. But, they quickly reacted and were able to provide terrific food and service afterwards. The waiters and owners are very pleasant. I would definitely recommend this restaurant if you are in that area and I will visit Giorgio's again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, low prices!TioPeteVIPDined on 6/22/2014Another totally enjoyable meal. That's why we return to dine here regularlySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- another great dinner!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/20/2014Had another great dinner here. Sat outside and enjoyed the great weather!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice spotBulldogVIPDined on 6/20/2014The food and service is very good. Have been several times and never disappointed.Special Features:
- The following 86 reviews are from the Giorgio's Ristorante - South Orange reviews archive.
- Amazing!!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/15/2014I came here after my graduation and the staff was amazing and so accomodating even though we ended up coming 15 mins after our scheduled reservation (whoops!). The restaurant itself is beautiful and a very pretty family restaurant! Thanks for everything Giorgio's, the food was great and it was awesome celebrating there.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 5/14/2014The food and service were excellent; although the portions werer too big.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Romantic!bluemoonDined on 5/11/2014Excellent food, the service was first class and the overall Ambience was top notch.Special Features:
- Waited almost 2 hours for foodGPLIVIDined on 5/11/2014We waited almost 2 hours for the food. And then it was cold. Waiter was terrible. Place was noisy. Way overpriced.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 5/9/2014Food was mediocre at best. Previous dinners there were somewhat better , but this time the food was poor. I ordered lamb chops, medium rare and they were medium to well done. My dining companions also agreed their dinners were fair. I am crossing this restaurant off my list. Sorry.Special Features:
- Great food. Not enough stafftieGuyDined on 5/3/2014Found Giorgios on OpenTable and the menu and prices made it seem worth a visit. Beautifully decorated little place in the heart of South orange. Literally every special sounded like the most amazing thing in the world. The hostess (or maybe owner?) was super nice as was the waitress. I had the veal and my boyfriend had the mushroom ravioli. Both were the best we ever tasted. But no one came back to check in on how everything came out. Someone that wasn't our waitress offered a dessert menu. Then someone different came to take our order on that. Everyone was still running around. They need more staff to keep up with the buzz on the food and friendliness of staff. Def recommend if you're in NO hurry!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Everything was greatBulldogVIPDined on 5/2/2014The food was outstanding. The service was even better. We were not rushed ( on a Friday evening) as our waitress was very pleasant and friendly.Special Features:
- another South Orange gemTioPeteVIPDined on 5/1/2014wonderful food, service and ambiance. It's one of our favorite places to dine. The best veal and lamb dishes anywhere!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, but need more servantKakawenDined on 4/18/2014We have been here for more than three times and the food didn't disappoint us. But seems they are running a bit short handed so... you know...quite a bit of waiting when you need something.Special Features:
- A quite eveningCheechDined on 4/5/2014Totally enjoyable evening picked it out on a driver by and was totally impressedSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Yummy italian foodSWMomVIPDined on 3/8/2014We were seated promptly, service was pleasant and food was very good. Fried calamari and garlic shrimp appetizers had good flavor. Our party of 4 all had different veal dishes and they all were tasty and nice portions. Our server was friendly and attentive. Manager came over to make sure we were enjoying our dinner.
- Great food, low prices!TioPeteVIPDined on 3/2/2014great food, ambiance and service at prices anyone can afford. best veal dishes ANYWHERE, so tender you cut it with your fork! Giorgio also makes terrific rack of baby lamb chopsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- mostly memorablesantafejaneDined on 2/22/2014Waiter had had a really bad dayvwhich he insisted on telling me about. Not trying to be insensitive but I was not buying him making his problem ours. If he wasn't doing well he should have stayed home. Salads were missing, ordered mussels became clams and the promused veg and side changed tov totally different ones when the dish arrived. in general the food we actually received was really good but I'd be more demanding next timeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasant Dining xperienceDocCVIPDined on 2/22/2014The waitress we had was excellent, good personality and answered any questions that we had. The bread on the table was different than what you usually get at an Italian restaurant but it was very tasty. The salads were good and the main entrees were very good and plentiful. We were a little disappointed with the fruit cake dessert. It was just alright; it it did not have in our opinion enough cake and had too much banana in it. Our main concern was that answering the phone for reservations by the bar was right near where we were sitting in the dining room. It should be located when you come into the restaurant. It took away from a wonderful evening of dining. We will definitely go there again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Valentines DayHogan712Dined on 2/15/2014I took my girlfriend here for valentines day. Great food, BYOB, kind staff and perfect for a nice date night.Special Features:
- Consistently DeliversLadyJDined on 2/14/2014We are so glad they reopened in South Orange. Food is consistently yummy, ample portions, friendly service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently wonderful!!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 1/16/2014I love this restaurant! We go every couple months and this time we went was for a special occasion. The food is wonderful and they have great specials too. The service is honestly the best you find. They have wine for purchase but you can also BYOB which is always great! I would highly recommend!!Special Features:
- Like familyLizzieDined on 1/4/2014The people at Giorgio's treat you like family! With great food, attentive service and a cozy dining room, you'll be back!Special Features:
- disappointingmeatlover1Dined on 12/21/2013I made reservations for 7:15 but didn't sit down until 8pm. It took over 2 hours to get our dinner which was very good when we received it. We wanted some Salmon on the pasta which they said they could do. The waiter came back and said they couldn't do it because it would take to much time but could do it during the week when it is less busy. When you spend a lot of money for dinner you should get what you want for dinner.
- So happy to find fine ItalianDurhamVIPDined on 12/12/2013So happy to find fine Italian food that was not heavy. Very fine flavors.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another great place to dineTioPeteVIPDined on 12/8/2013wonderful food, service and ambiance, ,another thoroughly enjoyable mealSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great find.PARKDined on 11/22/2013Janet and Giorgio always make us feel welcomed. We especially had the pleasure of having their son Tony wait on us. We had such an engaging time with him, we wanted him to join us for dessert. We love going to Giorgio's when we are in the neighborhood. Pat & Ray HanburySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- No barChicagoVIPDined on 11/17/2013I took the hubby we haven't been there since it was a tapas place which had a bar. I think it should be clear there is NO BAR! Food was ok I don't think I will go back
- Pleasant experienceGARKVIPDined on 11/9/2013Go for the food! Go for the convenient location. Go for a consistency. Skip dessert.Special Features:
- This is more than our neighborhoodStateguyVIPDined on 10/19/2013This is more than our neighborhood favorite. The food is always delicious, the service friendly and welcoming. Even on a Saturday night with a private party, we had a wonderful dinner. Chicken Contadina for 2. And save room for delicious desserts. Bring a wonderful Itallan White or Red Wine and you can't go wrong.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Georgio'svladeeDined on 10/18/2013Another good experience here. We were in a a hurry to see a show and they had us in and out of the place very quickly. Very nice service, great food!! Good job Georgia's.Special Features:
- Just OK.FoodiesDined on 10/12/2013The food at this restaurant was just mediocre. I had the veal saltambocca which was just average.
- We renewed acquaintances withAlfredVIPDined on 10/12/2013We renewed acquaintances with this restaurant after a multi-year absence and were delighted to discover it was as good as or even better than we had remembered.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another wonderful place to dineTioPeteVIPDined on 10/6/2013Excellent fod and service and ambiance at reasonable prices. What more could you ask for?????Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Local PlaceJohnNDined on 9/27/2013While I hadn't been there in years it was as good as remembered. Attentive service excellent food.Special Features:
- A Pleasurable Dining ExperienceLesliAnn1Dined on 9/21/2013I recently hosted a dinner party for my husband's birthday. We had a rather large group and the restaurant was very accomodating. Giorgio's exceeded my expectations on all levels. The food was outstanding and the service was seamless, not always easy with a large party. Janet, Giorgio and their staff delivered an experience that we will always treasure.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FabulousPARKDined on 9/14/2013Janice and Giorgio make us feel like family. The quality of the food is exceptional and always seasonally fresh.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A wonderful place to dineTioPeteVIPDined on 7/28/2013An uncluttered menu, EVERYTHING IS DELICIOUS!!! Service is terrificSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food, LOUSY ServiceKim1970Dined on 7/21/2013This resturant has really great food. Everyone at our table ordered something different and we all enjoyed our dishes. However, the service was absolutely terrible. When we walked in, a man stared at us like we had no business being there and when I finally said "We have a reservation" he asked how many and simply pointed to the table we needed to sit at. It took more than half an hour for the waiter to bother to ask us if we wanted something to drink and another 15 minutes to ask us what we wanted to eat. This is a small resturant so I am assuming it is famnily business, but they would be well advised to choose people who have good customer service skills to work the weekends.Special Features:
- Great Place Before A SOPAC ShowPoconutDined on 6/16/2013Girgio's is just a short walk from the South Orange Performing Arts Center so it's a good choice for a pre-performance meal. There was some confusion with the reservations . The restaurant has two indoor level and an outdoor covered patio. We were moved to the upstairs room but other than having to walk up the stairs it made no difference. The menu is basically Italian with some steak and chop choices. I had the Minestrone soup which was full of vegetables and beans and was fine except it was a bit peppery for my taste. I had Chicken Parmesan for my entree and it was very good- coating was perfect and the sauce had a very pleasing taste and texture. My wife had a Pasta with Chicken dish. She enjoyed it as well. Overall a place to go.Special Features:


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An abused and neglected dog in Clay County is recovering after being rescued.
The animal was spotted by a postal worker.
The Clay County Humane Society said that it was one of the worst cases that they have seen and that the dog was tied to a tree and looked like he was about to die.
The dog was taken from the home of a Bowling Green woman and appeared to have been without water and food for at least a month.
The investigation into this case is continuing.
For more on how you can help you can visit the Clay County Humane Society's Facebook Page . You can also check out more details on Phoenix, the dog in this story.


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Results Tuesday from governor's races in New Jersey and Virginia to ballot measures in Colorado suggest pockets of American voters accept government playing a role in their lives, as long as it's not too dominant.
Republican Gov. Chris Christie won a second term as governor in New Jersey. He talked about being a conservative, but stressed how government can work. Democrat Terry McAuliffe used the same pragmatic playbook to win the governor's race in Virginia.
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Oilers at Kings, G 33 '10-'11
This is Juha Widing, maybe 1971. Los Angeles had a couple of pretty nice expansion seasons early in their history, mostly because they were smart enough to buy an entire AHL team (Springfield Indians, which brought them Bill White and some other quality players) and they traded for some very nice items at the Habs store (Rogie Vachon, Ralph Backstrom).
In the olden days, the Kings didn't draft a lot because the Habs store took draft picks in trade for the Vachons and Backstroms. Even players LA drafted who were any good at all, like Dale Hoganson, ended up being traded to Montreal for the stream of veterans.
Widing himself came to LA courtesy the Rangers (via Brandon and Finland and Sweden. He was born to Swedish parents in Finland). By the way, his name was pronounced "Yoo-ha Vee-ding" and the junior boys beat hell out of him because he was a "soft Euro." Manitoba would see the same kind of shenanigans years later when Ulf Nilsson and Anders Hedberg were beaten up nightly in the WHA. Those Europeans (Salming too) took a lot of crap and abuse over the years because of the silly notion they weren't tough enough. That's why I cringe when Don Cherry starts talking about soft Europeans. I think they've bled enough for Canada, Don.
I have to admit it, this is a fun team to watch. I look forward to every game and the layoff last week was an eternity (although I did get some shopping done). Hall is magic, Eberle is music. Gagner is Samwise and Peckham is 1970. What a bunch!
They gave the goal to Whitney the other night. Penner–being the good teammate he is–claimed not to have touched it although I do believe it was tipped by someone. This has happened before in NHL history. In Derek Sanderson's book "I've Got to be Me" he tells the story of giving up a goal so that his linemate Eddie Shack could reach a performance bonus. Good times.
The fact that the Oilers called no one up for the blue is another tell in a telling season. The current Oilers are like one of the garbage barges NYC sent out to sea years ago: a ship without a home and no help is coming. The plan is the lottery and more bullets for MBS. I'm okay with it, but do think that part of teaching these kids probably should involve a good PP and PK. The PP has all kinds of raw material, but the PK lags behind in terms of personnel.
We should start to think about who is going at the deadline. Thoughts?