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In all its synergistic glory, Sony Japan has announced their new Walkman W Series featuring the Metal Gear Solid Edition. The NWD-W253 will go on sale in Japan starting May 22nd for the price of $110, with the MGS version at $130.
The MP3 players are waterproof with a 4GB capacity, a mini USB port, and compatibility with ATRAC/MP3/WMA/AAC and Linear PCM (WAV) formats. The MGS edition will come with six songs from the games' (Peace Walker for the PSP) official soundtrack. I think it looks cooler on Snake than it would on me.
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Samsung's announcement today of the Galaxy Tab 10.1 shows that, like Motorola, it is throwing in its lot with Nvidia, presenting an impressive challenge to Apple's upcoming iPad 2.
Samsung and Nvidia announced in Barcelona today at the Mobile World Congress that the Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet will run Google's Android 3.0 ("Honeycomb") software on top of the dual-core Nvidia Tegra 2 processor, the same software and chip being used by Motorola in its Xoom tablet.
"We've worked closely with Nvidia to raise the stakes again. The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, with Honeycomb and Tegra 2, provides the optimal entertainment and multimedia experience without compromising the mobility Samsung is known for," Hyungmoon Noh, VP of Samsung's R&D Strategy Group, said in a statement.
Samsung's 10-inch tablet taps the Tegra 2 chip to drive "the first GPU-accelerated user interface designed for tablets and other larger-screen devices," Nvidia said in a statement. Nvidia's forte is designing GPUs, or Graphics Processing Units. With the Tegra 2, it couples an Nvidia GeForce GPU with dual-core processor design from ARM, more or less replicating what Motorola is doing internally with the Xoom.
Nvidia continued: "Tegra 2 enables consumers to engage in multitasking, [to] surf the Web quickly with fast-loading Web pages and Flash-based content, [and] enjoy console-quality gaming."
Both the Xoom and the Galaxy Tab should draw some attention away from Apple's iPad 2, which is also slated to have a dual-core processor, better graphics silicon, and a couple of cameras, as well as other features like more memory. To date, with the small exception of first-generation products like Samsung's 7-inch Galaxy Tab, Apple has had the tablet market pretty much to itself. Those days are likely over as heavyweights Google, Motorola, and Samsung bring their technological and marketing prowess to bear on the market.
And another interesting twist is that Samsung Semiconductor makes the A4 processor used in the iPad. The fact that Samsung has opted for Nvidia in its own 10-inch class tablet means there's some unusual chip-sourcing dynamics taking place between Apple and Samsung. (The 7-inch Galaxy Tab uses a Samsung chip.)
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UNDATED (WHTC) -- The latest ice cream flavor of Pure Michigan has been announced by Hudsonville Ice Cream. Pure Michigan Double Berry Pie was unveiled at the Tigers game on Friday. The winning entry from Linda Ann Stewart of Taylor features vanilla ice cream, swirls of strawberries and blueberries with real pie crust pieces in the mix. It will be available in grocery stores in October. Pure Michigan officials say that more than 7000 flavor entries were submitted: Pictured Rocks Swirl, Chardonnay Cherry Fudge and Pure Maple Syrup Sundae. The winner got to throw out the first pitch at Friday's Tiger game. Linda Ann Stewart also wins a two-night stay at Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island, a year's supply of Hudsonville Ice Cream and Pure Michigan merchandise.
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If you have lived in Chestnut Hill for the last few years or more, you know who he is. You probably have been wondering what happened to him. You also were probably wondering what his personal history was and why he walked the streets of Chestnut Hill every day, looking like a homeless person with his unkempt appearance and almost unbelievably long ponytail-like dreadlock. This is his story.
On June 12, 2009 a man named Jules Csatry passed away from emphysema at the age of 63. Barely anyone heard about it. There was no announcement in the papers. To most of us, Jules was known as the homeless guy with the one long dreadlock or as he was called by some, Unidread.
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Living in a Hill train station for 78 years
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People often peek in the windows of Albert Jerdan's house on Gravers Lane or try to walk through the front door to get inside, but he does not take offense at this invasion of privacy.
After all, Jerdan explained, after living in a house in the middle of the Gravers Lane Station, on the Chestnut Hill East Line, for 78 years, it is just part of his most unconventional routine. "People try to get in the doors, but you get used to it," said Jerdan, 81. "I realize it's an unusual place."
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Over the last year, a lot has been made of the phenomenon of people texting while driving. There have been studies of the habit. Legislation criminalizing it. Reams and reams of paper spent on editorials bemoaning it.
Few, however, have noticed that texting and smart phone use in general has made morons of more than just motorists. People are out on the sidewalks gazing at e-mail, riding bikes and scooters while they check the World Cup updates. They're dawdling in parks, their dogs on leashes, while they check out their Facebook newsfeeds. As a culture we're completely plugged in but tuned out.
Regina Coeli Academy boys to become men of La Salle From left: Patrick McGinley of Jenkintown, Thomas Herron of Philadelphia, and Gregory Del Buono of Conshohocken are off to La Salle College High School in the fall as freshmen. Herron received Summa Cum Laude honors for the National Latin exam. The NLE has been administered nationally every year since 1977 when 6,000 students took it. This year 149,000 took the exam, 1,000 more students than last year, demonstrating the increasing importance of Latin to the modern curriculum. The students represented 2,400 schools from 50 states, 13 foreign countries and two U.S. territories.
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Mackenzie Kramer, a rising senior at Penn Charter and a three-year varsity softball player, had to change her plans for the summer before they'd even gone into effect.
"This summer I wanted to coach a softball team for the Police Athletic League (PAL), but I learned that there were no softball teams in their program and the girls had to play baseball with the boys," the Quakers' third baseman explained.
"Yes, I noticed it was my cousin, Dr. Milbourne. My name is Aaron Donaldson. He started out wanting to be a veterinarian. As a child he always loved animals, always had a lot of passion towards this life. He turned out to be a heart doctor and what a great heart doctor he is. One of the proudest moments of our entire family is him. We love him dearly."
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Gwenn, boo to that waitress. I can eat more at any given sitting than people would believe is possible. I have a pretty healthy attitude toward food and I maintain a pretty healthy weight, but sometimes I get busy, either because of work (and sometimes I work all day without any opportunity for a break) or because it's too chaotic at home, and I have to take in an entire day's worth of calories in one sitting. Plus a little more because I'm so hungry. She probably thought because you are slender that it would fill you up -- I have the same assumption about others who are thin, that they don't eat much at meals -- but I don't say it out loud ever. I would have been tempted to order something else but feel embarrassed about it.
Bridget, I love hearing all the good news followed by more good news about your daycare. Let's stay on this roll!
Mandy, that waitress is an idiot. One of my friends is teeny tiny. To look at her, one would think she eats like a bird, but she can really pack it away, and has to, actually. If she doesn't consume an insane number of calories, she loses weight very quickly, and that's BAD when you only weigh like 85 pounds in the first place.
Molly that is fantastic!!!!!!! :hooray:
Bridget that is great, I'm sure you'll LOVE the extra set of hands. Hopefully she turns out to be as passionate about children as you :)
Mandy too cute! The shoes and the furbaby :wub:
Yay for Roses! How sweet!
Sounds like everybody is having an awesome day :D I have big plans tonight. Last night DH told me that he had been feeling kind of neglected, because apparently its been like 3 weeks since we um... DTD :shame: I've been so busy and involved staying up til 1-2a.m. doing homework and working on my paper that it's just kept slipping to the back burner. I feel so bad :( I am really happy that DH said something to me, because a couple years ago he would've let that fester and than blew up on me! So, I'm happy that he's getting to the point where he's more open with me and sad that I have really pushed him that far down the priority ladde :( I swore to myself that I wouldn't do that when I started back to school, but its SO hard managing everything! Anywho, I'm shaved, I smell pretty, and I'm going to bed at a decent time tonight so I can wake DH (since he's already heading to bed) up with a surprise :winks:
Not like you ladies care about our sex life, but I needed to tell someone. :laugh: I feel guilty of my neglect and excited that DH opened up to me. I know, you can tell me I'm :crazy: It's OK!
LOL! Go get him!
LOL, DH thinks roses are silly but he knows I like them.
Woohoo Christina! Have fun!
Unfortunately DH is not feeling well tonight so I don't think we'll be up to any shenanigans!
Nice shoes too, btw. :)
Bridget, that's awesome news about getting an extra hand around your daycare. Wheee! :hooray:
Christina... get lucky? Oh, wait, you probably don't want to share that. LOL.
Jen, that would be cool to have you in the same birth month. I'll keep my fingers crossed (though I am not going to start TTC until April, which is better than the original plan of June, and that's if I don't lose my nerve, so a part of me hopes it happens sooner for you.)
On a totally unrelated note, I think there should be a word to describe the specific sensation you get when you feel deeply stirred by a moment while simultaneously cringing from the stupidity of the whole thing. Oh, wait. There is a word for that. Zumba.
LOL Myles! I wore cordouroys yesterday, but I was unaware of the holiday.
Myles lucky indeed :winks:
L, I eat like that too. I can't eat in the morning or I feel sick.
I thought 11-11-11 was national turn it up to 11 day? :P
I was not aware that it was Cords day. Fitting, however. I'm glad so many of us celebrated appropriately.
And in honor of Nigel Tufnel Day, I did hear "Big Bottom" on the radio last night.
And I thanked a disabled veteran - so I managed to celebrate all holidays at once! Multitasking!
Short form of the story-I was eating dinner by myself and I overheard the mom at a table behind me talking on the phone. I tried not to listen, but I couldn't help it 'cause it was late and we were the only ones in there. I gathered that they were stranded and didn't have enough gas to get back home or to where they were headed. They had 4 young kids with them and didn't realize they couldn't access the money in their account until they were declined when trying to buy dinner. They used the last of their cash to eat. So I offered to have them follow me to a gas station and I filled up for them.
The dh was pumping and he said that her combat pay had been deposited, but for some reason they couldn't access it yet. Even then, it didn't dawn on me because I was thinking what a pita banks are...they take your money the second you swipe a card, but sometimes it takes days for a credit to appear. I've ran into that myself. So I guess I thanked a veteran too...but truthfully I was doing it even not knowing their employment status.
That's awesome, Chrissy. I'm glad you were there to help them out.
It was another 'been there' moments for me. Rich & I had our motor blow in Maryland (we lived in NY) and we only had $8 on us. We had the 3 girls-Syd was just a baby. It was awful...my uncle and his dad drove down and rented a dolly to rescue us. We spent 14 hours in a gas station parking lot. I could empathize with them last night and there was no way I was leaving them not knowing they'd be ok.
How awesome you could help them out Chrissy :wub:
That's brilliant, Chrissy! I love hearing stories to remind me that there are good people out there. On another forum that I go to, they are all talking about the Penn State scandal. I can't read anything about it because it horrifies me too much! I hate how much evil there is in every day life.
um I got a puppy today poogle named Molly.....dh named her....cosmo is taking it well :)
Jennifer, I saw your pup on facebook! So cute.
I was just up nursing Sawyer and had a message from my friend in Alaska that she is coming to visit in Jan. I am so excited! We have been friends since 2nd grade.
So friday I woke up in excruciating pain that radiated from between my shoulder blades, through my neck, and into my head. I was miserable. Yesterday woke up the same. Dbf gave me a tennis ball and told me to try to find the knot and put the tennis ball between it and the wall and just push. He told me to prepare myself for pain oh holy hell. I thought I was going to pass out! It seemed to bring slight relief but nothing significant. I did it about 5 more times and suddenly I realized the pain was moving out of my head! An hour later my headache was gone. I feel so so so much better but in that spot where I was pushing the tennis ball it's SO SORE. Like, Kai put his hand on my back last night while we were reading and I about jumped out of my chair. I actually went to the mirror expecting to see a big bruise or something. Gah, am I getting old or what? I hate this random unexplained pain.
I have to stop going to bed at 8pm. I wake up in the middle night and can't get back to sleep.
Jennifer the pup is so cute :wub:
Bridget I'm sorry about the pain :( but Woohoo! for your friend coming to visit :D How excitign!!
Jennifer, your new dog is so cute!
Bridget, yay for your friend coming!
Chrissy... wow. You're wonderful. Proud to call you a friend. :hugs:
Bridget, that's a pretty neat trick with the tennis ball. Ugh, mama, I remember the days of constant nursing/BWing and my back was tortured. Body felt like a crumpled leather glove. Sounds to me like your body is trying to tell you to slow down - no easy feat with 3 children and a daycare. Perhaps your new helper couldn't come at a better time. Feel better!
Jen, would love to see pics of Molly (the dog) & Cosmo together. How exciting!
So... it's Monday :pokey:
Is it sad that I don't even like weekends anymore. I always think I will, but DH always works, so I have Nolan all day, don't get any school work done, and end up with a fussy baby because Nolan refuses to nap for me.... I'll stop whining now :truce:
I don't like weekends anymore either.
Me either! They don't feel like weekends anymore.
I guess I'm glad to know I'm not the only one :truce:
I don't really like being at work either...so I've been pretty unhappy for several weeks. :cry:


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the location ,the view from the room, quite room and a fully equipped kitchen
bad smell from the bath that h needs to be refurbished
I would stay there again. Great location and friendly staff and clean.
Great location, lovely staff, room and facilities were fine.Very handy as it near shops etc... Chicago is a great city too.
Room could have been much cleaner
dirty bed and room , not even a mattress pad on the bed!
Love everything about this place. Room was charming and clean. One if the house keeper (Carmen) it's absolutely wonderful!!
There's nothing not to like in this hotel. Anyone that's complaining about the Dewitt should get their head examine.lol..
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Location. Magnificent mile. Excellent. Nice studio. Helpful staff.
big living room and bedroom. comfortable bed. Friendly staff.
small bath room with old facility which needs renovation. sticky ground in the kitchen area. very noisy air conditioner.
Excellent price for such an excellent location
Bathroom shabby but clean and shower etc functioned well.
Close to shopping and the lake. Friendly staff. We felt very safe in the area when walking. Clean room..loved the quaint atmosphere!
Toilet didn't work properly..we let the front desk know.
Noisy air conditioner which struggled to maintain temperature.
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Super close to Magnificient Mile! Front desk staff was exceptional.
Air conditioning was weak! Could have used a larger window unit.
furniture and dishes were not very kept up in terms of cleanliness, but otherwise a nice experience.
Location, cleanliness, friendly staff, room layout
Building looks to be vintage like style. Needs an updated look/design.
View. Staff location. All were great!
This was our 2nd stay within a week. This place is simply amazing - great location, great price, easy access to rest of Chicago, plenty of places to eat - what more can you ask for? Big room, supremely clean, smiling staffs - I can just go on and on..
This place is simply amazing - great location, great price, easy access to rest of Chicago, plenty of places to eat - what more can you ask for? Big room, supremely clean, smiling staffs - I can just go on and on..
Staff is great, plus having a fully equipped kitchen helps a lot while you are travelling.
It was really great to have a kitchen (even though we didn't cook). The location was great - just a few blocks off Michigan Ave, close to shopping, buses and not far from trains. Also, it was possible to walk to museums, the lake and Millennium Park. We would definitely stay there again.
Loved the area, very safe and clean neighborhood with no need for a rental car, as it turns out. Wasted money on the car that sat in the parking lot. Loved the staff.
Bathroom a little tight.
Staff were extremely good at all times. Apartments very convenient for downtown Chicago and tour bus. Free use of computer in lounge was very helpful for printing.
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Location and having a kitchen,didn't use cabs as we were close to everything. Highly recommend
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Mauriceville Limeworks manager David Cameron spotted a rare visitor to Castlepoint last Sunday, a royal spoonbill perched on Battleship Rock.
"I've never heard of one being at Castlepoint before. I've seen them down at Nugget Point in the Catlins, there's a colony of them there, but for some reason he's gone walkabout to check out New Zealand.
"I was very surprised, they've obviously moved into the Wairarapa."
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Weeks after high-level U.S. Army officials visited her Tracy home June 22 - exactly two years after her son's death - to deliver the official Army version of who killed her son, McCaffrey said she still has many questions and will head to Iraq sometime to find the answers.
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no tap water - and no good food - at Trattoria Pesce Pasta
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- Skillet Licker Nov 14, 2007 09:42 PM
Anyone who's been to Italy knows that special feeling you get when you walk into many restaurants in that country: that the proprieters wish to separate you from your money as fast, slickly, and thoroughly as possible. The owners of Trattoria Pesce Pasta (a stupid name to be sure) have recreated that experience here with their chain of four or five NYC restaurants.
The first thing the waiter asked - or more accurately demanded - was "sparkling or flat water?" I said I'll have regular water. He said "sparkling or flat". I clarified that I wanted tap water. He insisted "sparkling or flat". "No tap water?" "Sparkling or flat". Not in the mood for an argument, and willing to go along for the absurd ride, I relented. "Flat".
I started with minestrone which was hot and thick and colorful and chock ful of veggies and, by the way, completely devoid of flavor. This flavorlessness persisted despite the waiter having - without my consent - come over to grind pepper and spoon cheese into my bowl. Like I said, I was in this for the ride.
After laboring through the minestrone, next came penne with meatballs. And more unrequested grated cheese. The sauce was super-thick, the meatballs dense. The flavor - well, there was none. Honestly, the chef here must really hate italian food, or food in general, or life itself. Although the place has some nice atmosphere and a fetching Sinatra soundtrack, the cooking is truly dead.
And did I mention? My flat water cost me $7. And the whole absurd ride, including tax, tip and toll, set me back $38.
I would have said 'no thanks' to either options, asked for an empty glass, filled it up at the sink and gave him a lousy tip for lousy service.
I've had good meals there, but it was a looooong time ago! They used to do pretty good seafood, but always a little heavy on what I think of as a Livorgnese approach, i.e. chopped tomatoes or artichokes or other overpowering stuff on top. I gave up on this place when everything started tasting the same.
re: Nina_P
It was 9th Avenue - where the demented waiter at lunchtime recited the specials in warp speed and with an accent as thick as Livorgnese tomato sauce. He might as well have been a carnival sideshow - except for the fact that he projected a genuine thuggishness. One should bring the police along next time, in case the refusal of water devolves into a row or tumble.
re: Skillet Licker
Yup, the 9th Avenue one is terrible all right. I don't know what the deal is, how they have the same name as the one on Bleecker. Even the menus are different now; for example Bleecker St.'s delicious veggie antipasto plate is unavailable on 9th Ave.
The Upper East Side location is quite friendly, an real neighborhood place. Single diners sit at the bar and chat w/the bartender who always refills your wine glass free of charge. I actually love their stuffed artichoke. And I've never had an issue ordering water there. I would walk out of a place that did not offer tap water in NYC, plain and simple.
I'll also put in a good word for the UES location.
And I hapen to be just back from Italy last week and I know the exact feeling the original poster described. I was looking forward to getting back to NYC to have some good Italian food. (Actually, I had more great meals there than poor ones but a real effort had to be made, and there were a few real clunkers.)
re: Michael Ambrosio
Uhm... not to hijack the thread, but as I am Italian I feel compelled to get a word in here. I seriously don't think there are any more or less tourist trap rip-offs in your average Italian city than there are around tourist destinations in New York. All it takes is a little research and effort. I'm sure there are tourists who come to NYC and are sorely disappointed by Bubba Gump Shrimp in Times Square.
re: vvvindaloo
This "flat or sparkling" crap goes on everywhere these days. If you go with a party of more than 6, say, they just circulate and pout constantly. Whenever I am hosting, I put a stop to it. In fact, I call over ahead of time and insist that I want my guests offered Bloomie water (aka Aqua Giuliani) and not to serve bottled water unless someone asks for it.
As for Pesce Pasta, the one on Bleeker turns out some decent dishes-- I used to get take out there all the time before I discovered Da Andrea. Much better food, more quantity.
I noticed this thread and feel compelled to add my comments. I went to the Pesce Pasta on the UES (3rd and 87th) this past weekend, and the food was unbelievably terrible. I was truly astonished at how bad it was. Appetizers of fried calamari and broccoli rabe were ok, but our two entrees -- the Lasagna and Fettuccine Amatriciana -- were awful, awful, awful. Just unfathomably awful! The lasagna filling resembled refried beans, and the dish was so unappealingly rich and dense that it was seriously inedible after a few bites. How can lasagna be bad?! The Fettuccine was overcooked (it tasted like soggy egg noodles), and the sauce was so bland as to be completely unrecognizable as an amatriciana sauce (not spicy, no semblance of bacon flavor whatsoever). It's not like I have high standards or am being snobby; this food was simply and unequivocally bad. I will never go back there again.
I had the same experience at the 9th Avenue location. Long story short, we ended up having a lengthy, heated discussion with the waiter, who - after we made our displeasure abundantly clear about not being served tap water - said, finally, we could have the flat water for free. My friend responded something to the effect "that is not the point, the point is that we are customers and we have had to have an argument about getting what we are entitled to." We decided to leave and ended up having a nice meal around the corner at Carbone (where I should note, they brought us tap water automatically without us even having to ask). And it wasn't even like we were being cheap. We had ordered two glasses of wine with our tap water. I never got to try the food, but the wine (not cheap) was not even good. After your review, I guess I was spared what was likely going to be a disappointing meal. I also thought the place was cute, so it is a shame that they are doing business like this. A NY Times reviewer had a similar experience within the last year or two at another NYC restaurant and wrote about it. I think there was a discussion of it somewhere on chowhound.
re: boccalupo
I think that had to do with Pizza Neapolitana, the place in the East Village. My last meal at the Bleecker St. P&P was pretty awful. Pasta is far from al dente and mains were kind of gloppy and not in a good way!
My 6-year-old son and I were visiting New York last weekend from L.A., and spending the day stag in the city while my wife attended meetings in Jersey. We stumbled into the Bleecker Street Pesce Pasta a bit before 6pm last Saturday, and I have to say, from our (admittedly touristy) point of view, we had a rather nice, simple and reasonably priced dinner. I now see that these places (especially the other branches) get rather mixed reviews here, but we didn't know that last Saturday. It just happened to be the first place we saw that looked good--and was already open--as we wandered, starving, into the Village from the World Science Festival in Washington Square. (Pearl was our first thought but it wasn't open yet.)
PayOrPlayJr. saw lobster ravioli on the blackboard menu and was going to order it but then decided he really just wanted spaghetti and meat sauce--which turned out to be very, very tasty, if a little on the sweet side (not a problem for him, or me). I went with the mixed seafood grill: all of it was at least fine, but there were a few standouts, best of all the scallop, of which there was unfortunately only one. It came with a huge side of garlcky escarole, which was unsubtle but very tasty. Portions were huge, leaving us too stuffed for an immediate real dessert so we walked a bit and and we went for Italian ice across the street at Rocco's.
By the way, we both got tap water with no problem at all. (I was craving a glass of prosecco, or something similar, but by the glass the waiter only offered "white or chianti." Obviously I was not in a position to order a whole bottle, so I went without.) The service was not effusive but functional enough.
In sum: not a gourmet meal by a long shot, but fairly priced (for New York) and a fun, high-quality father-son dinner that left us on a bit of a high as we made our way back uptown.
I find it disgraceful that a place wouldn't have tap water. I think I may have gotten up and left on the spot.


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GHS and the YMCA of Greenville have partnered to create the PATH Kids Splash & Dash Series. The PATH Series is a fun way for kids ages 3-16 to get a taste of multi-sport competition without the pressure of a full triathlon. Each event features a pool swim followed by a cross country run. Our focus is on encouraging participation and getting kids of all ages active. The 3-event series will take place at the Life Center on June 28, the Caine Halter Family YMCA on July 12,the GHS Family YMCA on August 2 and new this year, the Laurens Family YMCA on August 9. PATH (Partners Achieving Total Health) is a wellness initiative of Greenville Health System (GHS) and YMCA of Greenville that provides access to fitness and preventative care that's affordable, easily accessible and focused on reaching people before they get sick.
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BOISE -- A 22-year-old Nampa woman has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the death of a man who whose body was found underneath his Garden City house last fall.
Jordan Marie Shaver admitted she shot 49-year-old Brian Barton Geddes in the back of the head on Oct. 16, 2012, then hid his body in the crawlspace under his home.
Prosecutors say she lived in the home, drove his cars and spent his money for two weeks after the shooting before family members of the victim confronted her.
Garden City Police found his body wrapped in a tarp beneath the home on Nov. 2 and arrested Shaver that same day.
She was indicted by a grand jury on charges of robbery, grand theft, failure to report a death and use of a deadly weapon in commission of crime. A jury trial set for February has been vacated.
Prosecutors agreed to drop the other charges in exchange for the guilty plea to second-degree murder. They plan to recommend Shaver serve at least 20 years of a life sentence.
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Twisted Brisket at Fat Head's in North Olmsted, Ohio.
Beef brisket, Smoky BBQ sauce, cheddar cheese, fried egg, and onion crisps; cross-section style.
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You may have seen Edawn on our recent edition of Heatseekers, but if not, we're introducing you to the talented singer with her song "Partial." In the singer's own words, "'Partial' was originally a poem I wrote. Partial is sensual novelty. This track is features a woman who is serenading a man, promising to show him an experience he's never even fathomed. Its nothing he's used to. She describes an experience that is beyond average, and far from routine." Let us know if you're digging this lady.
Give Partial a listen - it's a new offering from Edawn The Esoteric. It was dropped on Monday, October 21st, 2013. Edawn The Esoteric's musical situation is improving with every new release, and Partial will most definitely help the cause. It's a fine addition to the growing body of work Edawn The Esoteric has been developing since stepping foot in the game. We're looking forward to what Edawn The Esoteric has in store.
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Games for Lunch: New Play Control! Pikmin
Developer: Nintendo
Publisher: Nintendo
Release Date: March 9, 2009
System: Wii
ESRB Rating: E
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0:00 This is kind of a unique situation for Games for Lunch, since I already played (and loved) the original Pikmin on the GameCube for many more than a few hours. Still, Nintendo sent me this new, control-tweaked Wii remake, so I guess it's worth an hour to see how the new play controls work. It'll also be interesting to see if the game still holds up roughly ... seven years later? Man I'm old.
0:01 The preview screen is an endearing loop of three Pikmin getting thrown from off-screen, picking up the game logo, then making surprised noises. I want this to be the new screen saver on my computer.
0:02 Wow, everything looks really grainy. Were these really state-of-the-art graphics back in 2001? Maybe my HDTV just doesn't do standard definition very well...
0:03 Olimar's familiar bottle rocket flies through space, gets hit by an asteroid, and hurtles down to the planet as a fireball, complete with cheesy music and sound effects. "The Impact Site" is just as cute as ever.
0:04 "My name is Captain Olimar. While travelling through space I was struck by a meteor..." Blah blah blah ... I just said all this back at 0:03.
0:06 And just like that I'm in "New Play Control." The analog stick on the Nunchuk walks around and I aim a target on the ground with my Wii Remote's pointer. I quickly trundle over to the "Onion" and pluck my first plantlike Pikmin from the ground with a tap of the A button.
0:07 The game tries to hide the explanation of the controls in the narrative, but it just ends up awkward. "Maybe the Pikmin will respond to 'down' on the control pad," Olimar says to himself. Who talks like that? What does Olimar know of control pads?
0:08 Initial impression: These new controls are a bit more awkward than before. On the GameCube, all I had to do was flick the C stick to arrange the Pikmin following me. Here I have to aim with the Wii Remote AND tap a button -- two actions for what used to be one. Also, re-aiming the Wii Remote as Olimar moves is a tad annoying.
0:11 I quickly amass my first 10 Pikmin and use them to move a large-ish cardboard box. The tiny perspective is still quite endearing, in a "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" sort of way.
0:15 At least the camera controls are still as good as I remember. It's remarkably easy to choose the appropriate zoom level and vertical angle for the camera. A quick tap of Z to center the camera behind Olimar is usually all you need.
0:16 One nice thing about the pointer ... I can point at stuff that's far away. On the GameCube version, you had to get right up close to what you were throwing at. Now he can launch Pikmin half a screen away. So it's a give and take, I guess.
0:17 A nice touch: When rallying my Pikmin to my side, tinny little trumpet music plays through the Wii Remote speakers. CUTE!
0:19 I'd forgotten how slow-paced this game is. I want to yell at my Pikmin to go faster even as they lift the engine back to my broken ship. Am I getting impatient in my old age? Or maybe it's just that fact that I've done this already and I'm tiring of the repetition...
0:20 As darkness comes I gather the Pikmin into their onion home for the night and launch into orbit, as always. Olimar's diary notes the strange fact that the Pikmin follow me. I have to find 29 ship parts in 29 days. Let's do this.
0:25 Still fun after all these years: throwing Pikmin at ladybugs and watching the teeny tiny battles.
0:29 My massive army of 74 red Pikmin takes out a giant ladybug from behind with minimal losses. Using the Wii Remote pointer to aim at the bug and call back the used Pikmin is actually slightly easier than it would have been on the GameCube, I think.
0:34 Maybe it's my faulty memory, but I don't remember the Pikmin being this reluctant to help before. In the GameCube game, I think I just pointed them at an object and they'd immediately help carry it. Here they seem to ignore the objects unless I really force them onto it. It's OK ... if I throw them at the target it works just fine.
0:36 I pick up the "Eternal Fuel Dynamo," which would be a great name for a rock band.
0:38 I find a yellow onion and make my first yellow Pikmin.
0:42 As the day ends, I gather up the Pikmin stragglers I've lost during the day into my group of 93. They trundle into their onions for the night yet again. 28 days for 28 parts now.
0:44 Hey, I just got a crazy idea ... Nope ... my GameCube controller doesn't seem to work. I guess that'd obviate the whole "New Play Control" thing. Still, would have been a nice option for purists.
0:47 Why do I need to use my yellow Pikmin to take the yellow pods to the yellow onion. Why can't the red Pikmin be a little smarter?
0:50 Throwing Pikmin with explosive rocks at a big stone walls is pretty exciting, at least for this game. Is it made any more exciting by the "New Play Control"? No.
0:56 I spend the rest of my third day leisurely picking up more Pikmin and getting my radar. I'm trying to cultivate a balance of yellow and red Pikmin. Now that I've found my patience and I'm getting into the whole Zen of the game, I'm finding it as relaxing as ever. Like gardening, except not nearly as boring.
0:59 I weaponize my explosive-carrying yellow Pikmin in a battle with a giant ladybug. I don't think I ever thought to do this when I played the GameCube version. I guess I'm getting wise in my old age.
Would I play this game for more than an hour? Yes.
More importantly, would I pay $29.99 for this game when I could pick up a used GameCube version for less money? No.
This column is based on a retail copy of the game provided by the publisher.
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Auer blueberries are all picked out!
Auerfarm would like to thank everyone who came out and picked some blueberries. We hope to have raspberries the first week of September. Check back to see when pick your own raspberries begin!
From The Blog
The Farm is Alive!
For more than three decades, young people have discovered a special relationship with the earth through visiting the 4-H Education Center at Auerfarm.
There is inspiration everywhere: walking the woodlands and fields, investigating trees, plants, and flowers, or discovering the natural habitats of birds and animals. Students leave here with new curiosity and a love of inquiry-based learning.
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"I think the only thing that is important to say is what sets my CSA apart; it is a "Whole Diet CSA" meaning members can select fruits/veggies, meat, dairy, grains and coffee."
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"Farmer Caitlin Henzler owns Bright Yellow Farm and grows on rented land at the 4H Education Center at Auerfarm. She grows a diverse variety of organically grown vegetables for a 30 member CSA. A CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) is a farm share program where members come weekly throughout the summer to pick up a bag of fresh vegetables.
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Rated 1 out of 5�by LaxdadCT Weird fit! Huge in the butt area and then taper down towards the bottom of the leg. I had a pair for about 5 years ago and they needed replacing. Returned new ones due to fit. April 11, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by slgwsm Awesome product These are easily the most comfortable sweatpants I have ever owned! Love them! March 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by bigred70 jesus wore these sweatpants Very comfy or comfortable for you fancy folk.a little tight at first but after that their great March 18, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5�by Mike this product is not what I was looking for similar to but far from equal I've tried to find the same pants at many different stores with no luck, Kohl's had something by another brand that was too thin, last resort I went on line to Nike found nothing there but their customer service person recommended Dicks thought I had it but when the pants arrived I was disappointed, the size is too long and the style is different. I've been looking for so long that I assume the style I want is no longer available March 17, 2014