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Eating in Naples, Florida
Hi there,
Taking my wife to Naples for our 5 year anniversary next month. We are big foodies and could use some guidance as to lunches/dinners. Staying at La Playa Resort.
It doesn't have to be over the top pricey, but has to be great food. Here are some places I have been reading about:
Chop's City Grill
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PS - it can be pricey...
Hello! Trulucks is outstanding and I think you both will really enjoy it. You might consider Tropical Reef (closer to the hotel) The Turtle Club (on the same street as the hotel and beachside) Flemings (also a fabulous choice) and Bayside is an excellent place for lunch. Hope that helps and if you want any more advice about Naples, you're welcome to contact me direct! http://www.ShannonLefevre.com
You have some time, so I'd search out the recommendations of two of the local 'hound contributors, Revrend Andy and Val. And besides the local newspapers, I was just turned onto a local blog on blogspot called "AnInsatiableAppetite."
I visit Ft. Myers every season, and if you are up in that area my favorite place is Sasse's, a family-run place with a woodburning oven and great food. Last season, our favorite high-end meal at a very reasonable price was at Wyld's Cafe, which is just north of Naples on Bonita Springs. They also have a much more casual sister restaurant called Crust.
Chops is good and has a lively bar scene. If you don't have a Roy's where you are from, we always seem to get to the one in an upscale shopping complex in Bonita and I'm always impressed with both the food and service. For a chain, I've also really enjoyed my meals at Bonefish Grill. Truluck's seemed to me to be almost like eating in an elegant formal hotel restaurant, but the food was good. I still remember an excellent thick grilled pork chop I had at Tommy Bahama's a couple of years back. A bit off the beaten track and hard to find the first time is a fun Carribean-themed restaurant, complete with large birds, called The Real Macaw. For lunch, be sure to get to Grouper & Chips early in your stay -- you'll probably go back.
I've heard really great things about the restaurant right there in La Playa, called Balleen, I think that's it. I believe it offers overlooks the Gulf, too. You might consider checking that out...have not dined there but a co-worker and her husband won a weekend getaway there and she could not stop talking about it. You've received some other great recs here also.
re: Val
Baleen has the best tropical ambiance of any restaurant in the SW Florida area. I have had lunch and dinner there many times. The food can be spectacular and then the next time quite unmemorable. The uneveness of the food and service has always been a problem for this Baleen (there is another in Miami).
If nothing else, do drinks there and dine somewhere else.
Truluck's is an awesome restaurant. I would only go there if you will do seafood as that is their specialty and they do it spectacularly. The service is impeccable. They are a small chain, not some industrial chain like Darden or Outback. I'd recommend the Brazilian Pacu Fish Ribs for something different. My last time I had the Jalapeno salmon which is one of the best entree's I've ever eaten, anywhere. (and I've been to per se, french laundry, la grenouille, etc etc) The salmon has blue crab stuffing, is wood grilled and has a jalapeno bearnaise sauce. My husband loved the scallops. Trulucks operates is own fishing fleet south of Naples so the local fish is perfect.
I love Cafe Lurcat as well. The upstairs dining room is warm and lovely with murals in the style of Chagall. Stunning. Great side dishes. Roasted cauliflower is wonderful. Excellent wines. Donuts for dessert. Bar downstairs is lots of fun.
I've grown weary of Campiello. I feel they are coasting right now and in need of a transfusion. A fun evening after dinner can be to bar or champagne hop from Campiello to Handsome Harry's to Tommy Bahama, which will almost feel like slumming after the above places, but is fun and a favorite of mine.
Sasse's has pretty good food, I ate there a few weeks ago but it is still hampered by a hideous location and indifferent interior and grotesque portions. It has a following in Fort Myers, which desperately needs some better restaurants at this time.
Mangia Bene LilMsFoodie
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I'm a big fan of Sasse's and thus not a completely objective judge, but I think they've gone a long way to make their portions more manageable. Yes, the salads are still huge -- when we ordered the Ceasar (at about $12) it came with about four slices of garlic toast in lieu of the usual small croutons and fed four adults and two kids as a starter. But the entrees have been downscaled -- the pork tenderloin special was only about a half dozen slices from the small round, and my veal marsala was about four pounded scallopini instead of six the year before. The wonderful eggplant parm, some of the best I've ever had, filled a dinner plate rather than the former serving platter. Still generous and a good value, but no longer the laughably huge impossible portions they used to serve, which probably helps explain why they abandoned their $6 split charge. Service is still incredibly friendly and personal, from the owner and wife to the young-looking culinary graduate chef to the servers, and while the location is in a plain-looking strip mall in between a couple of large hospitals it has the advantage of easy free parking and widely spaced tables. Looking forward to going there when I visit Ft. Myers in January.
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Hey Nosh, there is no way it would be worth a drive of over 45 miles to go to your restaurant, Sasse's. They are about to lose most of their clientele, I believe, when the one hospital moves south to its new location. In my experience there, over 10 years or more, Sasse's main draw was the docs and outpatients and visitors at SW Florida Regional hospital. With the crime rate escalating in the city of Fort Myers, this is a place to avoid. They need to move.
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Look, when I first mentioned Sasse's I started with "if you are in Ft. Myers" -- I did not recommend a 45-minute drive during rush hour. For a fine dinner near Naples that is not overpriced nor part of a chain, my top recommendation is Wyld's, which lexpatti agrees with. Finally, while Sasse's is located between two major hospital complexes, they only started opening for lunch last season -- up until then it was dinner only. They do not rely on the hospitals for most of their clientele (though medical practices do occupy their attached conference room for dinner-meetings frequently) and the area is nowhere near the highest crime areas closer to downtown. Finally, it is not "my" restaurant, I'm just a fan and loyal patron. Why the vitriol? You remarked initially that they serve pretty good food. Did you have an unfortunate experience near there??
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No vitriol. The thread header asks for Naples. You just keep recommending Sasse's each time the SW Florida area comes up. I don't blame you, Fort Myers is pretty sparse for non-chain restaurants. The food is ok but not anything to get all crazy for, at least in my opinion. No poor experience, just nothing special. Doctors eat dinner too, especially if they have to do rounds or get off surgery and each time I've been there I've seen them in their scrubs. This is my home and that area is quite dangerous, 1/2 block either side of Evans.
I also happen to prefer a place with ambiance. Different strokes. Won't comment to you again on it.
On another note: Wyld's has been closed for the summer and will open soon. Had dinner at their sister restaurant last Saturday and it was totally dead. Maybe 4 tables during the 1 1/2 hrs we were there. Food was ok, server was competent but it didn't go the distance to make it worth driving 1/2 hr to get there. Dinner for two with wine was around $120 plus tip so it was not terribly expensive. My husband had the pork osso bucco and it was very tender so yours might have been a mistake, or we were just lucky. LMF
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Bite does some dishes well. It's less expensive than Wyld's and not a restaurant I would recommend as a dining experience for a visitor to Naples. I do believe that Wylds is worth the drive, but only to someone with more than a few days in Naples as there are other options that are closer.
When visiting Naples each year, my absolute fav is Wylds Cafe in Bonita Springs. The food is outstanding/creative (I'm always disappointed that I can only order so much), service is phenominal, and ambiance is very nice.
We have just returned from week in Naples and ate lunch and dinner out every night. During all that time, we only found one restaurant we'd go back to on our next trip and that was USS Nemo. Interesting room with lots more energy than we saw in most Naples places. Food is seafood with an Asian bent and was excellent. For lunch, I had Tuna Tataki and Shrimp Tempura Bento the first time and Salmon Sashimi and Grouper Tempura when we went back. Husband had Grouper that was so good, he had it twice. Some nice people at the next table recommended Trulucks but we never got there and it's on my list for next time. I.M Tapas was recommended on Chowhound and was a good choice for us. We thought the pork skewer dish was the best of all we had, the calimari was least interesting. All in all, we had 6 or 7 tapas and a very good time. We had $25 gift certificate from restaurant.com so we just kept ordering. I loved the risotto and salad at Brio in Waterside Center. Husband was not as impressed with what he ordered.
We were underwhelmed by Capiellos which was not as special as it was pricey. Naples Tomato had great lasagna but nothing else was very good. Go figure. We walked into and out of Grouper & Chips because it just seemed too greasy. Went to St. George and the Dragon instead and got seafood there. Breading on oysters was too thick but it was fine on grouper. Tried Watermark Grille one night when it was raining too hard to continue on Tamiani Trail. Lobster and Orange Roughy were ok.
We had lunch first day at Crust Bistro and it was just ok, too. It's owned by same chef as Wylds Bistro and as a result, I couldn't sell husband on Wylds even though it was highly recommended. Maybe next time.
All in all, we didn't think Naples was much of a food town; you have to work hard to find someplace wonderful. But it was a great trip.
re: yahooer
Agree with lexpatti about the excellent Wyld's Cafe -- great service, really tasty food, good value. Topnotch. Luckily, we went there before trying the sister restaurant, the more casual Crust. Some items were very good -- the flatbread pizza with Italian meats, the mushroom dressing that came alongside the less than tender but huge pork shank -- while others were quite unimpressive.
Campiello's has been my favorite Naples restaurant for years. My last meal was in April and I found it as good as ever. Hopefully, quality isn't falling off. I would still give it a go. Trulucks, Lurcat, and Chops are also good choices. USS Nemo has excellent fusion seafood. If you have to have steak I recommend the Strip House. I've eaten at Baleen once, last spring, and had a terrific meal. It's a beautiful setting serving terrific seafood, but if they are inconsistent, as reported by LilMsFoodie, you should be wary. The Bay House also has a beautiful setting on the Cocohatchee River, with good seafood. Wyld's is a little further north in Bonita Springs but has a very good chef. Check my previous posts for any recommended dishes.
Tommy Bahamas is a fun spot for lunch with good food and a nice outdoor cafe. Yahooer dissed Grouper & Chips because it seemed greasy. They made a major mistake as they serve the best fried, non-greasy grouper you will ever have. I recommend it for lunch as much as any other place in Naples.
re: RevrendAndy
There is no better place in Naples than Campiello's. The pastas and meats are incredible and I would say it's definitely a must-do.
Another incredible place is Cote D'Azur (sp?) which is right by the water. It's a French-style restaurant with some of the best food I've had in the area.
Stay away from Chops. I have been there many times and it's great for drinks and apps but the main courses have fallen off. It used to be fantastic, but the food has gotten worse over time and now it tastes like a generic chain. Truluck's is a great choice, especially if you love Stone Crabs. The months ending in R are the best time, so enjoy!!!!
re: stephaniec25
Cote D'azur is in a strip mall on U.S. 41 North....when you say "right by the water" it's not overlooking any water.. I'm just gently making this point so that folks don't think it's got a view or anything. Have heard very good things about it, though!
re: stephaniec25
Bleu Provence is wonderful. I love all the small vineyard Champagnes they serve and it has a perfect south of France ambiance. LMF
For excellent casual seafood, Randy's Fish Market & Restaurant in Naples is a must too. Great prices, casual, very very fresh seafood.
re: lexpatti
Ate at the Strip House the other night. Four other tables were filled with people we know as we're all at a Bridge Tournament. We ALL agreed not to return. All the steaks were cooked just a tad too much and the food was underwhelming. We tried it this year against the wishes of my DH who didn't like it last year. Ugh! Went to Truluck's last night and it was an excellent meal. Lobster, shrimp, crab legs, steak - all were excellent.
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I'm surprised at your experience at Strip House. I've been there a few times and steaks have always been cooked perfectly. They do one of the better versions of caesar salad and their goose fat potatoes are to die for. My last visit was 6 months ago.
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For Naples, some favorites are, in no particular order: IM Tapas-Spanish in little bistro, Capital Grille, or Flemings-Steaks and Seafood, (Rev, try Capital's truffled fries and au gratin potatoes), Preston's-Steaks, Escargot 41-Classic French, Bha Bha's-Persian, Bonefish Grill-Seafood (great price for great food and on the water), Truluck's-Seafood, USS Nemo-Seafood, Handsome Harry's, Bay House, Eurasia-Italian and Vietnamese-East Trail. Instead of Campiello's, I'd try Ristorant Gaja, just past Blu Sushi.
For fun lunch atmosphere, try Tommy Bahama's, Randy's Fishmarket, or Cafe Normandie-French.
I and friends have had good highs and sadly lows simultaneously fairly recently at Baleen, Absinthe, Wyld's, Real Macaw, and Strip House. Hope you have better luck if you choose one of these. Please give me consistency-be it uniformly high or low, just don't mix it!
Bonita-Angelina's is the best there-serves upscale Italian.
If you do happen to go to Fort Myers, Try Bacchus, Cru, and for tapas, music and dancing-enjoy H2's. Yabo's has good Italian food and live music-lie a Soho coffehouse.
I live full time in Naples, and have watched the quality overall improve each year. I write for fun, eat at some of these places several times a year. I have more in depth writing and photos on some, at my personal food blog:
re: An Insatiable Appetite
I enjoy your blog and would be very interested to hear of the highs and lows of your experiences, particularly at Wyld's and Real Macaw. I'd love to email you independently of Chowhound, but even your profile on your blog doesn't include any "contact me" access. My biggest suggestion to make your blog more user-friendly is to have some list of restaurants you have reviewed -- clicking on an area merely lets a reader navigate up and down all of the entries in chronological order.
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Thank you for the foodback!
I'm going to do formal reviews of some of the hi/lo places over the next few months. They interest me the most, in a sense for their potential at achieving better consistency. Change happens, hopefully for the best, for all of them. On the top left of my blog is "Articles" where I categorized them by type and location-I'm not too swift with typing or computers. I put up a contact email on my profile at bottom of "Will blog for food". diningscene at live.com I may go a week or two before checking email.
I'd like to get a 4-top of chowhounds together and try some spots. Especially in Fort Myers, and in "ethnic" spots. Lilmsfoodie, Rev, lexpatti, etc Let's go! . Discussion is fun, esp. when there's disagreement!
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In my annual visits, I've found a lot of good and fun eating from Ft. Myers down to Naples. Other than LeBoeuf in the newspaper, which doesn't make his past reviews easily accessible, your blog is a unique addition to the restaurant discussion. I noticed that your most recent review is of the new Bonefish Grill -- when I tried the one on 41 in Ft. Myers a couple of seasons back, I was very impressed. I had a very good piece of salmon, grilled perfectly to order with a char on the outside and still medium-rare in the middle, not easy to pull off. And the potato gratin, the bang-bang shrimp starter we shared, the service -- it was really a nice job. I can understand why there are long waits. Beat the pants off of the popular but more expensive Prawnbroker...not even close.
If you don't want to blog or post about your goods and bads with Wyld's and Real Macaw, I'm very interested -- punch up my moniker and email me. If you are ever in the Bell Towers and don't want something as elegant and expensive as Cru, let me know how you think Bistro 41 is doing these days -- I'm a sucker for their meatloaf with mashed potatoes and intensely delicious rich gravy -- yum! I did see the list of places with the number of entries in parentheses on the left side of your blog -- what would be more helpful is a list of individual restaurants reviewed with links, perhaps in alphabetical order, so it could be quickly seen and linked. Good luck, good weather, and low golf scores!
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I think it is most difficult to make judgements about restaurants here in SW Florida in the late summer months, especially this year with our economy at its lowest point in 15 years. Kitchens are cutting back on ingredients in order to keep pricing somewhat stable, help is hard to keep in the independents, and traffic is so sparse, it makes sense to close for a month or two like Wyld's did.
Competing with the most competent of the industrial food chains like Outback (which owns Bonefish Grill) and Darden, which owns the highly regarded Seasons 52, is difficult. As Nosh points out above, Bonefish Grill is hard to beat for simply prepared fish at a decent price. Their buying power trumps the little guys. They have much better wine than The Prawnbroker, which I avoid as I am not yet 80 years old.
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That would be wonderful to hook up with ch's for a dinner out - unfortunately I'm in New England and have been coming to Naples each winter for a week or two for the past 20 years. this might be my first year hitting up another area of Florida. If we end up in Naples, I'd love to hook up.
re: An Insatiable Appetite
MsRev and I would love to have a chowdown or 2 or 3 this season. I'm in Florida part time and return the end of October. We will be open for any and everything. Ethnic is perfect for chowdowns, unfortunately Southwest Florida isn't exactly a hotbed of ethnic culture and demographics, other than Mexican. Whether we find a gem of a restaurant or not, it would be fun to meet the other posters and lurkers on the board.
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if you go up to fort myers, go a little further into north fort myers to ristorante fabio on hancock bridge parkway, just west of orange grove blvd. nice, fresh italian. go for the specials board! i highly recommend. cash only.
plus, i like la casita near summerlin in south fort myers, near the old beach "cut-off" -- get the pitcher of dos equis amber with the carnitas!
and if you are up for a road trip, there are some nice places right next together there in punta gorda. you'd be surprised by the quality and ambience, i suspect! http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/4084...
We visit Naples several times a year and there are a few stops that are always on the list! First, Cafe Lurcat is superb. Sit upstairs on the balcony and save room for the to die for doughnuts for dessert. Service has always been impeccable. We also love Tommy Bahamas for lunch. Great food and atmosphere is fun. We like Campiellos but I agree it has plateaued recently. We tried the Turtle Club tonight for the first time and the view was great. Food above average and wine list okay. Sounds crazy but we also always take a day trip over to the Keys. Lunch at Lazy Days is a beach side treat!


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Mira Sorvino and James Cromwell to be Honored at Artivist Film Festival and 2005 Artivist Awards April 19-24
Second Annual Humanitarian Film Fest Also Pays Tribute To Amnesty International, Greenpeace, Prevent Child Abuse America And Farm Sanctuary.
The Artivist Film Festival, which recognizes socially conscious filmmakers, activist celebrities and charitable organizations, has announced two of the four celebrities that will be honored at Artivist Film Festival 2005 as well as the four worthy charities.
Artivist Film Festival 2005 is set to recognize the outstanding contributions of Mira Sorvino for her work with Amnesty International and international human rights as well as James Cromwell for his tireless efforts dedicated to animal rights and Farm Sanctuary. Two additional celebrities will be announced shortly for their respective work for Greenpeace benefiting environmental preservation and Prevent Child Abuse which fights for ChildrenÂÂs Advocacy. The celebrities and charities will be honored at the 2005 Artivist Awards, an awards gala that will be held on the last night of the festival.
The festival, which will begin on April 19, 2005, will once again take place at the famed Egyptian Theater in Hollywood. Over the course of the six day event, filmmakers from around the world will compete in various categories of film or video including narrative, documentary and short film. Committed to strengthening the advocate voice of activist filmmakers and artists, Artivist Film Festival creates a much needed platform for them to share their work with large audiences. Artivist is now accepting film submissions and will announce the final roster of films that will be in competition in February 2005.
ÂÂActivist filmmakers can become a powerful voice for positive change in our global community,ÂÂ said Artivist Film Festival Founder Diaky Diaz. ÂÂTheir films address a variety of social issues ranging from international human right and childrenÂÂs advocacy to environmental preservation and compassion for all sentient beings. Activist films educate, inspire create awareness and ultimately encourage people to contribute to the improvement of our world.ÂÂ
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The Edinburgh International Film Festival Rolls the Red Carpet Out Every Year – Even For James Bond!
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The Edinburgh International Film Festival welcomes filmmakers from all over the world for an 11 day celebration of world cinema.
Established in 1947 in the same year as the Edinburgh International Festival, the Film Festival took place in August until 2008 when it was moved to June. It is officially the longest-running film festival in the world.
In the early years of the Film Festival the sole focus was on documentary film making. As the years went on however, the scope of the Film Festival was expanded to include fictional films and more abstract work.
Nowadays, film fans and critics can enjoy (or not) a wide variety of cinematic work from short films to full-length feature films to animated work to documentaries to music videos and even films with no moving pictures at all, as we witnessed this year!
British cinema can be relied upon to provide the weird and wonderful from comedy to horror (and black comedies) to biopics. Yet the range of international films you can expect to see at the festival is about as diverse as it comes.
This year, the Edinburgh International Film Festival welcomed film makers from almost every continent on Earth. Iraq, Taiwan, Colombia and New Zealand were all represented by some of their highly talented citizens.
Our city has a long-standing cinematic and theatrical tradition and boasts an impressive number of cinemas and theatres. The Edinburgh International Film Festival is based at the Edinburgh Filmhouse on Lothian Road, the city's leading art house cinema.
However, the festival organisers make a point of spreading movie screenings throughout the city, using 12 locations including Cineworld at Fountainpark, the Festival Theatre on Nicholson Street, the Cameo movie theatre on Home Street and the Edinburgh Festival Theatre.
The idea behind this is to showcase the diversity of our cinemas and theatres and to enable the audiences, which are always made up of both locals and visitors from elsewhere, to appreciate cinema in its traditional and modern form.
Screenings are not simply about sitting down and enjoying a two-hour film in a full cinema. The directors, producers and occasionally actors are often in attendance to talk to the audience from the front of the cinema or participate in a question and answer session. As a result, the vast majority of guests have a genuine interest in cinema as an art form rather than an interest in popcorn and several explosions.
Every year dozens of films have their UK or worldwide premiere at the Edinburgh International Film Festival adding that extra little bit of spice to proceedings.In 2009, The Hurt Locker had its UK premiere in Edinburgh and went on to perform quite well indeed at the Oscars a few months later.
Edinburgh has in fact hosted a significant number of key premieres over the years including Amelie, L.A Confidential and Pulp Fiction.
In keeping with the Festival's aim of drawing attention to and rewarding cinematic achievement and also nurturing new talent, a number of awards are up for grabs every year. There are awards for particularly impressive achievements in acting, documentary film making, direction and short film production. The audiences also get to have their say when they are asked to vote for their favourite film from the mainstream cinema section.
The Honorary Patrons of the Edinburgh International Film Festival are four very familiar faces for television and film fans. Local legend and former secret agent Sir Sean Connery, actress and former student of Fettes College Tilda Swinton, Scottish actor Robert Carlyle and photography and direction guru Seamus McGarvey are all involved behind the scenes and up on stage each year.
With almost 12 months until next year's 2011 Edinburgh International Film Festival there is still plenty of time for you to get your own entry in….suggestions?? A documentary about your rubber ducky? A comedy involving your inebriated neighbours? Or perhaps a short film about your time in Edinburgh…
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LGBT geeks, unite! We're thrilled to present the world premiere of the hotly anticipated new Australian TV series, OUTLAND. Based on the only short film to play both the Melbourne Queer Film Festival and the World Science Fiction Convention, this six-part comedy series focuses on members of a gay science-fiction fan club and their adventures in our weird world. The Force is strong in this one! Episodes 1–3: Bondage & Bionics. Open about their sexuality but not so much about their geekdom, the gang outs one of their own on a first date, stumbles into a complicated BDSM scene, and faces the Khan-like wrath of their club's former leader.
World Premiere!
Run time: 80 min.
| Australia
| 2011
Genres: Comedy, Gay, Lesbian, Sci-Fi
Directed By: Kevin Carlin


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EA Access, the new subscription gaming service from EA, is now available to Xbox One console owners. Just log in and download the EA Access app, and you'll have unlimited access to a select grouping of EA titles for $4.99 per month, or $29.99 per year. The service launches with FIFA 14, Madden NFL 25, Battlefield 4, and Peggle 2. The company says there is more to come, and that one a game is added to the Vault, it stays there. So, for your money, you get unlimited access to a growing list of EA games. Additionally, EA Access members get 10% off on EA digital purchases on Xbox One. PlayStation 4 gamers are left out here, as Sony doesn't think its gamers want to pay a $5 per month all-you-can-eat subscription fee for EA content.
2 new WWE 2K15 next-gen Randy Orton screenshots released
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We recently gave you a look at John Cena in WWE 2K15, and now 2K Games has released two shots of Randy Orton from the upcoming next-gen version of the wrestling game series. The first image features Orton staring down John Cena from across the ring, while the second sees Orton performing his signature pose (likely an in-game taunt.) As with the original Cena screenshot, it's obvious that a lot of work went into improving the character models for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 console editions.
As a reminder, if you pre-order WWE 2K15 now, you get two playable Sting characters for free on launch day. 2K also announced the exclusive WWE 2K15 Hulkamania Edition, which includes a bunch of Hulk Hogan-themed extras and playable characters.
We've got one more screenshot, featuring Orton doing his signature pose, after the jump.
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WWE 2K15 Hulkamania Edition features exclusive Hulk Hogan characters, slice of ring canvas
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Yesterday we gave you a look at the first WWE 2K15 screenshot as posted by John Cena on Twitter, and today we have news on the WWE 2K15 Hulkamania Edition. This one will be exclusive to next-gen consoles (PlayStation 4 and Xbox One,) and will feature a bunch of extra limited edition content when it goes on sale on October 28th here in North America. Aside from a copy of the WWE 2K15 game, the package also includes:
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- Collectible art card autographed by Hulk Hogan
- A Funko Hollywood Hulk Hogan vinyle figure
- A piece of authentic canvas taken from the ring where Hulk Hogan returned to Monday Night Raw on March 10, 2014
- Two pre-order launch exlusive Hulk Hogan characters (Hulkamania & Hollywood)
- Two pre-order launch exclusive playable Sting characters (Surfer & Crow)
2K Games will only be making 25,000 of these, so if you definitely want to get in on the $99 Hulkamania Edition, you should probably go ahead and pre-order it now.
First next-gen screenshot of WWE 2K15 revealed
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2K Games has released the first in-game screenshot of WWE 2K15. Initially tweeted by John Cena, the image shows WWE World Heavyweight Champion, Cena, staring down Randy Orton in the ring. As you can see, the visuals (at least here,) have been vastly improved. Not only are the character models sporting a more realistic look, but the focus blur is on-point as well. WWE 2K15 will be the first WWE title available for both the Xbox One and PlayStation 4, and will also be available on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 when it's released on October 28 in North America (and October 31 internationally.) If you pre-order WWE 2K15 now, you get two playable Sting characters for free on launch day.
Update: 2K just announced the exclusive WWE 2k15 Hulkamania Edition!
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5 big game releases to get you through the coming summer drought
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The summer months can bring drought conditions in many areas across the world, but as any hardcore gamer will tell you, the gaming industry suffers the same condition each year. It's even tougher in years like 2014, where two major consoles just launched and early adopters are clamoring for new software for their pricey investments.
While I can't do anything about the lack of new games that are set to drop this summer, I can certainly help you get through it. Over the next two months, right before summer hits, we are going to see a few high profile games released that we think will dull the summer gaming blues. Some are old favorites, while a couple are brand new IP that look to offer unique gaming experiences. Here's my list of the five games to pick up this summer, in order of release date:
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How to get Diamond Lebron James in NBA 2K14 [Video]
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I'm a big fan NBA 2K14, and have been raining threes and dunking in faces since the day the game launched on Xbox 360, and continuing to the Xbox One version when the console launched. One challenge is trying to unlock the Diamond players in the MyTeam mode, with much of the process remaining a mystery. Now, though, it seems that the method to unlock Diamond Lebron James may have been uncovered. Basically, you need to collect the player from each modern team with the highest overall ranking. Check the video after the jump for the full explanation, and let us know if it works for you!
If you haven't yet, you can pick up NBA 2K14 now on Amazon.
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NBA 2K14 current-gen trailer goes live [Video]
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Earlier today 2K Sports released the new trailer for NBA 2K14, giving a look at a few of the 3,000 new animations, moves, and dribbling techniques you can expect from the game. LeBron James is the cover athlete for this year, and he also happens to be the soundtrack curator for the game as well. The trailer consists of Playstation 3, Xbox 360, and Windows PC game footage (all of which will be released on October 1,) a disappointment to those who were hoping for a glimpse of Xbox One and Playstation 4 gameplay footage, but 2K Games says that's coming soon in a separate trailer. You can pre-order NBA 2K14 now, and be sure to check out the trailer after the jump.
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Pre-order WWE 2K14 and get the Ultimate Warrior
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Now that Take 2 has taken over the WWE videogame license, WWE 2K14 is being loaded up with the power of The Ultimate Warrior. Nothing like celebrating by bringing back an icon, and with the addition of a character as iconic as The Ultimate Warrior for those who pre-order the title, it may spur more than a few additional sales. The announcement was made official by way of a YouTube video, which you can find below, featuring the Warrior in his signature face paint and garb, cutting a classic Warrior-style promo. Here's what he had to say about his inclusion in the game:
Immortality is inspiration, pure and simple. An example to others that they, too, can do things larger than the life they are actually living, and Ultimate Warrior was the pure embodiment of this belief, in what has proven to be a very attention-getting and inspiring way, said Warrior. It was my good fortune to be his creator and performer, and I am humbled by all those fans who've not only kept his legacy alive, but deepened it over time. In 'WWE 2K14,' Ultimate Warrior's creed, 'Always Believe,' lives on.
Chris Snyder, senior director of marketing for WWE2K14 explained why the decision was made this year to make The Ultimate Warrior one of the main attractions this year:
There has never been another WWE Superstar quite like the Ultimate Warrior – his intensity and energy is unmatched, and his legacy is undeniable, said Chris Snyder, Senior Director of Marketing at 2K. Fans love him, opponents fear him and everyone can agree that he's one of the most iconic Legends in WWE history. Pre-ordering 'WWE 2K14' is the only way we mere mortals will ever have a glimpse into the greatness that is Ultimate Warrior.
The Ultimate Warrior is available exclusively to those who pre-order the game, which you can do right here on Amazon. Again, check out the trailer after the break!
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Leaked video shows WWE '13 to launch November 1
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Recent WWE television spots have been promoting the arrival of a "revolution," causing many to speculate what exactly that would be. As it turns out, the revolution that will be revealed this Monday night on Raw is the WWE '13 video game. Above we have a leaked video that seems to lack sound, showing off CM Punk in the commercial spot, followed by some footage from the game, including a recreation of Mark Henry and The Big Show destroying the ring with a superplex, foreshadowing that this will be something you can do in the game itself.
Two entries appear for MLB 2K11's million-dollar "Perfect Game" challenge
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Were only all console games so generous as to award a player $1 million for accomplishing a difficult feat of gaming.
Two entrants have surfaced on YouTube for Take-Two Interactive's million-dollar contest, a challenge that tasks players with throwing a perfect game in the recently released Major League Baseball 2K11 title for the Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3—the only two consoles allowed to participate in the challenge, we should note.
So what does it take to win a million bucks? In last year's similarly themed contest, 24-year-old Wade McGilberry was able to take home the prize on his sixth attempt—the same day the game was released, mind you. It's taken a little while longer for gamers to accomplish the same feat in MLB 2K11: The game was released on March 8 of this year, but the contest itself didn't start until April 1, and the two YouTube videos in question were posted on April 7 and 8.
The timing is an important distinction, as Michael Manna—otherwise known as professional wrestler Stevie Richards—already uploaded a video to YouTube of the perfect game he threw on the game's release day. But don't assume that throwing a perfect game is just that easy. Not only did he not fall within the correct timeframe to win the prize, but he also allegedly didn't have the game on the correct settings (like All-Star difficulty) to even qualify for the million-dollar award.
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February 14th is right around the corner. Are you ready to feel the love? Love is in the air with these Valentine's Day crafts. Enjoy this special holiday with fun sewing projects you can make with or for your sweetie.
Bracelet Purse Tutorial
Use the Bracelet Purse Tutorial to create a little purse, perfect for your little one. If she likes to carry around a few of her favorite items, here's a cute way to make her feel all grown up! Learn how to sew a purse fit for a princess.
How to Make a Quick Cuff Bracelet
Here's a great project for any beginner sewist. Follow this tutorial for how to make a quick cuff bracelet and you'll and you always have a cool accessory to throw on with any ensemble. Learning how to make jewelry is fun and simple.
Last Minute Party Cuff
Add some new and exciting bracelet designs into your jewelry box by creating this Last Minute Party Cuff. Ringing true to its name, you can count this darling DIY bracelet among your easy sewing projects. All you need to make a bracelet like this one are a few affordable materials. If you're at a loss on how to accessorize for tonight's party, simply read through these instructions and make this bracelet in a matter of minutes.
No Pinching Ruffle Cuff
St. Patrick's Day is a great holiday except for the pinching. Avoid cheeky fingers with this adorable No Pinching Ruffle Cuff! These DIY wrist cuffs are so easy to make and will look great as a little splash of festivity on the holiday. Make these great accessories in whatever color you want so you can wear them year-round. These make for great easy gifts or party favors. Hand them out to St. Patrick's Day party guests so that everyone has a touch of luck.
Ravishing Rosette Bracelet
Now you can learn how to make cool and elegant bracelets like this Ravishing Rosette Bracelet. By checking out this jewelry tutorial, you can learn how to make a fabric flower and feature it on a chain of your choice. No need to bust your wallet on jewelry. With these instructions, construct DIY bracelets instead. This is a simple sewing project that only requires a few hand stitches. Don't think twice about trying out this bracelet pattern, its an easy sewing project that will take you less than an hour.
Romantic Ruffled Bracelet
Love is in the air and you're feeling romantic. Make a pretty Romantic Ruffled Bracelet for an accessory to match the special holiday. This easy sewing project is great for Valentine's Day or any time of year.
The Rope Bracelet
Jewelry should always be unique to your personality. The Rope Bracelet can be personalized to fit your style and is easy to make. If you've always wanted to learn how to make jewelry, start out with a simple idea like this one. You'll love the results!
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Gary Lineker. He is one of the most prolific scorer in Everton's shirt.
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With the prep winter sports season all but done with the exception of the state wrestling meet, it is time to hand out the annual "Richies" for those individuals or teams that had a remarkable season. Out of all the players and coaches considered, here are the top five performances deserving of a Richie, which come with a pat on the back and a handshake for a job well done.
Jim Wilson (Wrestling, McNair High) — Jim Wilson may attend McNair High, but he is a Lodi resident and all the 160-pound wrestler has done is put together one of the best seasons in Lodi history. Wilson has fashioned a 54-2 record and is ranked third in the state behind Vince Waldhauser of Oak Ridge, to whom Wilson has lost to both times this year. After punching his ticket to the state meet for the second year in a row with a runner-up finish to Waldhauser at the Sac-Joaquin Section Masters Championships last weekend, Wilson, only a junior, has a good chance at medaling.
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Joyce Carson KHTS Mercedes-Benz Of Valencia Santa Clarita Unsung Hero
Joyce Carson is this week's KHTS Santa Clarita Unsung Hero, proudly presented by Mercedes-Benz of Valencia.
Joyce Carson, Santa Clarita's 2001 Woman of the Year, has been living in the Santa Clarita Valley for more than 40 years and taught 32 years in our local Sulphur Springs School District. Now retired, she continues to stay actively involved in the Santa Clarita community. She is this week's KHTS Santa Clarita Unsung Hero, proudly presented by Mercedes-Benz of Valencia.
She received her Bachelor's Degree from Cal State Northridge in 1968 where she majored in Sociology and minored in Journalism.
"In junior high and high school I was really interested in Journalism," Joyce said. "But Journalism was not popular for woman back then so I thought it would be tough to get a job so I thought, maybe I should go into teaching."
Joyce did just that, she got two Master's Degrees, one in Educational Psychology with a specialization in Early Childhood Education, the other in Marriage and Family Therapy and became a teacher.
"I taught at Leona Cox, Valley View and my last 12 years were all with Sulpher Springs Elementary School," Joyce said. "All of which was kindergarten and first grade, there was a lot of fresh energy."
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Joyce has been very active in the Santa Clarita Valley for over 35 years. She started her volunteer work with the Child and Family Center back in 1984.
The Child & Family Center helps build a healthy Santa Clarita Valley by providing mental health, behavioral and education services to children, adults and families.
She has served on their Board of Directors and chaired their major fundraiser, "Taste of the Town" four times, and their golf tournament in 2003 and 2004. She also chaired their 'annual giving campaign', Board Development Committee and their Advisory Committee in 2009 and 2010.
Related Article: Child And Family Center Prepares For 2014 Taste Of the Town Fundraiser
She served from 2006 to 2009 on the Board of the Betty Ferguson Foundation. In 2008 and 2009 she chaired the Advisory Committee for the Betty Ferguson Foundation.
This list goes on for all of the ways Joyce has been honored. Besides the 'woman of the year' award, Joyce has also received the Zonta Status of Woman award in 1997 and again in 2004. and PTA Honorary Service Awards from Leona Cox and Sulphur Springs Community Schools. She received the City of Santa Clarita "Volunteer Fundraiser of the Year" in 2004.
She has served on the School Site Councils of Emblem, Valley View, Leona Cox and Sulphur Springs Schools. She has also served on the Advisory Boards for KHTS radio, the Michael Hoefflin Cancer Foundation, the Child and Family Center, Betty Ferguson Foundation and the HMNMH Woman's Philanthropy Advisory Council.
Joyce has been an active member of the Sheriff's Advisory Board and the Santa Clarita Arts Council.
She was a member of the Anti-Gang Task Force and did volunteer work for the chamber as an Ambassador, She continues to be a hostess for HMNMH hospital's Home Tour, and helped organize teams and/ or raise money for the Heart Association, United Way, Relay for Life, the American Cancer Association and the Michael Hoefflin Children's Cancer Foundation.
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In Nov. of 2009, Joyce was awarded the "Volunteer of the Decade" award from the Child and Family Center Foundation where she has volunteered since 1984. In 2010 Joyce became a Volunteer Ambassador for HMNMH, where she visits patients one afternoon a week.
"When I'm gone I want people to say that I care, that I care about the ones that I'm with and the ones that I don't know and that I did my part to make our community a better place," said Joyce.
When not volunteering, Joyce and her husband Doron love to travel and golf. Joyce also loves baking, gardening, and reading and is the member of two book clubs.
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|In an optimal control framework, we consider the value $V_T(x)$ of the problem starting from state $x$ with finite horizon $T$, as well as the value $W_\lambda(x)$ of the $\lambda$-discounted problem starting from $x$. We prove that uniform convergence (on the set of states) of the values $V_T(\cdot)$ as $T$ tends to infinity is equivalent to uniform convergence of the values $W_\lambda(\cdot)$ as $\lambda$ tends to 0, and that the limits are identical. An example is also provided to show that the result does not hold for pointwise convergence. This work is an extension, using similar techniques, of a related result by Lehrer and Sorin in a discrete-time framework.
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This site is a joke. No one took the time to look at the source code of this website to see the "Poe's Law" in it. It was fun doing it for about the first year I did it and I lost the time to really update it.
So this is the last post. Letting you know.
Website has been viewed by 200,661 (at time of post)
Total posts:145
Total Comments: 1226
Hate Mail: Not much. The fuck?
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It was fun. Hope you enjoyed.
Just to expand a little bit. My views were my own. I like to mix in a little taste of my belief and mix it up. Some of what I wrote, is my honest belief. Other stuff just a Poeic view.
My target was the religious right, and being an atheist conservative I felt I could come at it from a unique perspective. Over the time I started my blog my political philosophy evolved and grew, which may reflect in a differing of the way I presented views as things went along.
I had a poor view of George W. Bush in 2008, but I've grown to really like his Presidency... yeah, if you don't like it, tough.
Karl Rove isn't that bad of a guy. He's not superman, so liberals don't have to get all spooked.
Ron Paul is and always will be a piece of shit.
Israel is the only civilized country in the Middle East and needs to be supported/defended from those that seek it's destruction.
Politics are important, but really having a constant focus on it sucks. Life just ticks by and do you want your legacy to be that you pissed and moaned on the internet about a politician?
So, that's all I really need to say.
Poe's Law
Thursday, October 31, 2013
This site is a joke. No one took the time to look at the source code of this website to see the "Poe's Law" in it. It was fun doing it for about the first year I did it and I lost the time to really update it.
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Top 5 Ways to Stop Iran From Getting Nukes
Saturday, February 16, 2013
I think for the most part we can all agree that Iran is a problem, unless you're some pathetic liberal or some Ron Paul supporter. Pacifists and pussies are really the people that are making this situation grave. Okay, we get it. You're not looking for a war, but you don't seem to want anything at all to deal with the problem. Nothing, nada, nill.
Well, here are 5 ways to take care of this Iranian problem and their state sponsored terrorism without actually invading the country.
5. True Sanctions
When I say true sanctions, I'm not talking about the economic ones that come with an organization like the United Nations. I'm talking about a real sanction where nothing goes in or out of the country. This requires a lot of military might on all borders.
This is probably about the least likely way to solve the problem because of the France like countries in this world that thinks it's cruel. You'd never be able to implement it, but at least from an ideal position it would work quite well.
4. Infiltrate and Sabotage
This is happening right now. Or at least I hope it's happening right now, but it's hard to say with Obama running this country. I know that Israel is doing the right thing with assassinating nuclear scientists. Despite what all the terrorist apologists and pussies in the world have to say, Israel seems to be the only one that gives a shit about the civilized world.
Iran is a country that talks about the return of the Caliphate. The quest for nuclear weapons goes much more theocratically than a normal person would think. When was the last time you heard CNN talk about Iran and the return of the Caliphate? How many of you know what the hell the Caliphate is?
3. Assassinate leaders
It's not like we need a big expensive war to take care of the problems of Iran. Assassinating the right people goes along way. A bullet in the skull of Ali Khamenei (Supreme Ruler of Iran) and Mahmoud Ahmandinejad (President) costs very little to actually do. And we would be doing something good for the world.
2. Strategic air assaults, constantly
Before US ground troops entered Iraq, there was Shock and Awe. This was essentially a constant air assault 24 hours straight hitting very strategic targets. Imagine doing that without sending in ground troops. We do Shock and Awe 24 hours a day for a month. This is enough to bring the regime to its knees.
We don't have to invade. We just destroy everything government related, military related and anything that would be used as a means for attacking (strategic bridges for example). Again, no invasion required. We don't even need to do regime change. But Iran will learn that it has lost its sovereignty. And by the way, it lost its sovereignty a long time ago.
1. Nuke them
Nuking them is sort of similar to number 2, except we are going to do something a little different. Before you bleeding hearts start pissing and moaning, I'm not saying that nuking them is actually worth it. Honestly, I think the best weapon used to complete the objective should be used. If a nuclear weapon can be used to complete an objective. We should use it.
As you can see, we have a number of options available to us that we can use to stop Iran which doesn't involve a long drawn out invasion. I realize the bleeding hearts will still piss and moan because nothing would make them happier than a nuclear Iran, especially after they "wipe Israel off the map", but the sooner you realize that Iran can only be dealt with force - the better.
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Did you get a Job Yet? Damn Hipsters
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
I think I'm one of the few conservative bloggers on the internet that doesn't actually think that Obama ruined the economy. Sure, I don't agree with his muslim economic policies or his view of "social justice", but is he really the problem?
There is this political dogma many people hold that is quite damaging. The idea is that if your economic and political policies aren't put in place exactly as you want to see them, the end of the world is coming. This is probably most evidently seen by libertarians and their false prophet Ron Paul. They'll piss and moan about the the need to eliminate taxes entirely, legalizing drugs and creating a foreign policy of surrender. It could be the idiotic paleoconservatism of Ron Paul, but it seems to have infested libertarians as a whole. I'm getting off topic though.
So who's really destroying the economy?
It's the very people that voted for Obama. We're talking about the lazy, pieces of shit, hipsters that are too high and mighty to get a job. They have a very simple core philosophy: the world owes me. They're college educated losers. Pure losers. They spend more time dicking around on Reddit instead of looking for a job. They like to drink expensive coffee served to them from a "barista" while they sit in a comfy chair and pull out their Apple product to write a short story or book, but only really socialize and try to look cool.
If this is you, you're a loser. The barista is just a loser jockeying a cash register, the only difference is that this person actually has a job. You don't though because you're a lazy sack of shit. You have a university education in "Arts", which just means you paid $100k for a large single sheet of toilet paper.
And suddenly the world owes you something.
You're not special. Your new iPhone 5 doesn't impress people. The screen play or novel you're writing doesn't impress anyone, because you don't have enough ambition to finish it. If only success was as simple as pulling out your credit card at your local Apple store, you'd be successful ten times over. But alas, the world doesn't work that way.
There is only one thing that is guaranteed in life; your parents and Jesus will love you. Beyond that you're on your own. The economy doesn't give a shit about you. President Obama doesn't give a shit about you. You're certainly not owed anything. So what are you going to do about it?
Do you want to write? Than write.
Do you want to build? Than build.
Are you overweight? Get to the gym.
Are you shy talking to people? Go to Toastmasters.
Want to travel into orbit? Get your ass into school taking hard science.
The problem is that you're too proud and too lazy. You think you're such a nice person? No one cares. A good father? Go play with your kids. Are you creative? Fuck off.
The only thing the economy cares about is what you can produce. Your university education in "Arts" doesn't impress an employer. Aside from high school drop outs, I'm not exactly sure who would be impressed with that. Your problem is that you have nothing to produce. You're nothing of value. You're a loser. Even when you try to produce something that you think you're really good at, you never finish. Why? You're lazy. There's no other word to use. You have food stamps, and have the internet. You do nothing with your day, except feeling like you're owed something and that a big injustice has been done to you.
Get a job. Seriously. Help fix the economy and get off your high horse. Get a fucking job and do something with your life because your framed Arts degree doesn't mean shit. It's actually more of a disgrace since it lets everyone know that you actually paid a lot of money to be a loser.
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How to Cure Your Homosexual Son or Daughter
Saturday, January 5, 2013
I get a lot of email and comments every day on this site, though I may not update it as often as I should. For those of you that have read my bio, you've learned that I've worked with my local church in the past curing the confusion and sin of homosexuality.
People assume that this site just generates hate mail, but I have to say the most common email I receive is from a parent looking for guidance on their child. "My son listens to Justin Beiber." "My daughter seems very flirty with her girl friends." These are real concerns for a parent. If you don't want your children burning in hell and genuinely care about their souls you'll protect them from the sin of homosexuality.
You have to remember, as a Christian parent, that it isn't your fault. We live in a world with subliminal homosexual propaganda in television, newspapers and on the internet (which seems to consume a teenagers life). There is a constant war going on for your child's mind. If it isn't the atheists on the attack, it's the homosexuals pushing their "culture" down the throat of every child in America.
Well for those you that just had children, you have to protect them from the ever imposing gay culture because no one else is going to protect them for you. Do you expect a public school teacher to protect them? A filthy, probably atheist, union worker is nothing more than a propagandist trying to teach our children to ignore God, their parents and of good common sense.
Can My Homosexual Child have a Meaningful Life?
If you're child is gay and you're not willing to fix that, they can still have a productive life. And like I've mentioned in the past, gay people should be allowed to serve openly in the army. They don't need the best weapons or body armor. And it's a great way to save a UAV from destruction when we can send in the homosexuals. In fact, I think an army of gays would actually work quite well against Islamic Extremists.
This is probably something you don't want for your child because the only good comes from their death. You should, as a Christian, want your child to be saved by our God.
The solution to homosexuality is God and only God. Your local church should have events for such things. And it's best to consult with them. If they don't, you should probably not being going to that church (most likely infiltrated by liberal pussies that believe in Gods). These events put on by your local church do work. Your son or daughter is designed, by our perfect God, to be attracted to the opposite sex. The gay agenda of indoctrination and propaganda is nothing more than brainwashing. And we just need to erase that.
The most popular organization that does this is Exodus International, so definitely look there if you need additional information.
An Aside:
I want to point out something that may be of a confusing to some people; anal sex is gay whether it is between a man and a woman or a man and a man. A lot of people like to play semantics with this concept like with the definition of homosexual, but there is only one thing to take away from this; you will burn in hell. Your children will burn in hell for this.
It's important that everyone is aware of how rules work. Homosexual acts are homosexual. That's the sin of it.
Rating: 4.5 out of 5.
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Labels: gay agenda, homosexuality
Atheist Filth Find My Site
Monday, January 30, 2012
Apparently the filthy atheists at Reddit (click here) have found my site. I knew that they'd throw around their slander (slander of God) and that is to be expected from the filth ideology of atheism.
This site presents very factual and meaningful arguments, so I'm sure I'll be able to convert a few of these sinners. If I can turn homosexuals into heterosexuals, I can easily convert some weak minded atheists.
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More Fagmail
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Yes I'm still around and I probably will end up writing some more posts when I have the time. Mel Gibson keeps us pretty busy.
But I did get a little fag mail from another Canadian.
I found this one particularly funny because this person assumes that if I'm not on the internet writing blog posts, I must not have a life and have no friends. This is pure Canadian logic. His IP# 188.8.131.52, which shows this faggot is from Winnipeg, one of the worst places to live in all of Canada.
I've noticed you haven't updated your shitstain flamebait blog in over a year.Finally realize that you have no life and no friends?
from: Travis Fleming email@example.com to: firstname.lastname@example.com date: Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 1:04 PM subject: deadsite
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I Love HATEMAIL!
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
So, I haven't written in a while because I've been pretty busy working with God and the Tea Parties. But occasionally get great emails from people saying very rude things. The funny thing is that it says more about the person sending the email. Here's the latest one:
lucille wilson firstname.lastname@example.com
to firstname.lastname@example.com
date Wed, Sep 8, 2010 at 2:43 PM
subject conservatipedia.com
signed-by yahoo.com
hide details 2:43 PM (3 hours ago)
conservative? LMMFAO you should look up the word @ dictionary . com not wikipedia!
You have 48 hours to remove the burning canadian flag from your shitty site!
You can be a smart man and do this ooooorrrrrrrr!
I can back door your site. remove you from ownership and then remove the content in question myself and take over this site!
Its not a threat i don`t say things i can`t follow through on!
toodles lil idiot! By the way Hows that nigger working out in the white house? Oooops oh yeah hes fucking up left right and center i wonder if they will want the nobel medal and cash prize back now that they see he`s a bigger fuck up then bush!!!
Since we have a bad ass "hacker" that sends a threat before actually doing anything, I don't expect much. It's not like I don't have his IP # (18.104.22.168) and other information to report him with, if need be. But I have a real present for him (or her).
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