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MAG's Escalation DLC Pack Hits on November 2
The new Escalation game mode, three new maps, and nine new weapons can be had for $9.99.
The big v2.00 patch for MAG was released late last month and added many of the features that had been in beta for some time, including an increased level cap and PlayStation Move support. One thing that was missing was the Escalation content players were able to try during the beta. Developer Zipper has announced that we're now just a few days away from the release of that content on the PlayStation Store.
Next Tuesday, November 2, the Escalation DLC pack will be released for $9.99 on the PlayStation Network. It includes the titular Escalation game mode that supports up to 96 players -- that sounds like a lot, but remember that this is a game that supports up to 128 players in another of its modes. Escalation pits 32 players from each of the three PMCs against each other and can be played on three brand new maps: Isla de Magma (pictured above), Silverback Ridge, and Radiant Barrens.
There are also nine new weapons: one new assault rifle, machine gun, and sniper rifle for each of the three PMCs. More details on the new guns and the Escalation mode are available on the official MAG blog.
To coincide with the release of the new DLC, Sony will be trying to entice existing players to pick up the existing Interdiction DLC pack by discounting it to $4.99 (normally $9.99), as well as dropping the price of the MAG Starter Kit to $14.99. It includes both DLC packs, a 30-day trial of the second and third character slots (something that's available for a monthly fee), six PSN avatars, and three dynamic XMB themes. Even if none of that sounds particularly enticing, you're getting all of the non-DLC content for free if you decide you're interested in buying both DLC packs come Tuesday, which isn't a half-bad deal for MAG fans.
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Thinking of getting this soon. need to finish up other gamesPosted: Oct 30, 2010 12:00AM PST by Ravenlore
I just got my PS3 slim this year. Been playing a few games. Though now I do not have a lot of free time, and what free time I have I go out into the world. I will try to reserve some time for playing.
just likePosted: Oct 30, 2010 12:00AM PST by smile_kill
a zombie it dies n comes back to life n sucks the life outta of anything
lol people play mag?Posted: Oct 29, 2010 12:00AM PST by quakelive
LolPosted: Oct 29, 2010 12:00AM PST by ThyDeliverer
LOL yea like so many people =^)Posted: Oct 30, 2010 12:00AM PST by Ravenlore
People still play counterstrike, people still played Halo 2 untill MS pulled the plug People still play many games from years past. Whats wrong with that??
Some people I guess just like to play whats today just to say " I got the new... game" Well thats good for you what ever lets you sleep better at night.
this gamePosted: Oct 29, 2010 12:00AM PST by dynajizim
is DEAD when black ops comes out rip mag
Christ!!Posted: Oct 29, 2010 12:00AM PST by ThyDeliverer
What's wrong with you people. MAG is an awesome game. I am a MAG fan. I've met thousands of MAG fans. Guess where... Hmmmm.... try online playing MAG. It would be soo much easier to believe you don't give a shit about the game, if you would have just ignored the article all together. Why did you even click to read it? Let alone waste your energy trying to convince everyone of how it's so awesome that you don't give a shit, by clearly presenting evidence to the contrary. Why even waste the bandwidth? Just click on somethinbg you are interested in, that way you don't have to make you're wittle bwains hoit, while having to come up with an intelligable way to show us how everything sucks. & the rest of us won't have to wish we kept the pistol by the computer. Because the mere concept of your argument makes so little sense it makes us wanna BLOW OUR FUCKING BRAINS OUT!!!
It was just a joke, kid.Posted: Oct 29, 2010 12:00AM PST by Mace_of_Spades
I am interested. I'm interested to know how many people actually play this game, as I have not been made aware of much of a fan presence/following, and none of my friends (online or flesh) play it.
Honestly, I haven't heard (m)any great impressions of the game, which is surprising given the marketing weight Sony has put behind the game.
Myself I was completely turned off by the beta so I passed on the full game.
heh heh, about that.Posted: Oct 29, 2010 12:00AM PST by ThyDeliverer
YEAH I was just raging earlier, cuz I hadn't had any weed yet... Sorry about that. It is a fun game tho, talk about getting lost in the battle. Ppl hate on it cuz it's not the absolute best in an over crowded genre, but it is definately worth playing. It doesn't take it self too seriously. And it has gotten WAAAYYYY better since the beta.
crowinsly my man you are so right.Posted: Nov 03, 2010 12:00AM PST by ThyDeliverer
Yeah, doing your own thing, or "Lone Wolfing" it, when you're playing with 256 ppl, does not work, and will pretty much guarrantee you will spend a lot of time dead. And thus not having fun. Team Work is the name of the game.
Loving This!Posted: Oct 29, 2010 12:00AM PST by ArchAngel180
Pretty excited about this! Didn't expect this so soon before Christmas.
However, there is a mistake in the article. MAG allows for 128 v 128, so 256 players at a time.
"...that sounds like a lot, but remember that this is a game that supports up to 128 players in another of its modes."
"MAG Fans"?Posted: Oct 29, 2010 12:00AM PST by Mace_of_Spades
Odd, I have yet to encounter one.
met quite a fewPosted: Oct 29, 2010 12:00AM PST by HeavensValcrist
it's a big world out there bro...they are out there!
cool beansPosted: Oct 29, 2010 12:00AM PST by walter_mellin
didn't care about MAG before, but dlc changes everything! EVERYTHING!!! DLC CHANGES EVERYTHING!!!


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I have just come back from a wonderful weekend break at Heythrop Manor and what can I say. For anyone who has ever wanted to see what it is like to stay in an old "country house" this is the break for you. With a sweeping 2 mile long driveway, an original big hall and huge staircase to the panoramic garden terrace with small adjacent Italian Gardens, it was just the real thing!
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I visited this magnificent hotel just before the end of the year 2003 and I have to say waht a fantastic place it is. The service was very friendly and professional and i sampled some fabulous cuisine in the restaurant. The room was exceptionally clean and spatious which proved excellent value for money. Thank you to all the staff who made my stay so enjoyable, I will return!
Great value, but photographs are deceptive
Just returned from a weekend at Heythorp Park. I read some of these reviews before going and was suprised by how different their experiences were. It now makes perfect sense. Heythorp Park is not so much a hotel as a conference centre. It looks like a small college with modern extensions. We had a room in the Falcon wing, which whilst a bargain, looked and felt like a Holiday Inn Express and was a five minute walk (internal) from the main house. They don't display photographs of the modern annexes or their rooms (Falcon/Archer). The main house is impressive, though a little cold and let down by cheap fluorescent lighting. It could definitely do with a touch of 'Queer Eye.' The restaurant was adequate and the staff were sweet. Buffet style breakfasts were very good. The staff/service in the rest of the hotel staff was at best inefficient at worst useless. If you are looking for a romantic country weekend, stay in the main house. The grounds and surroundings are wonderful. Swimming pool and sports facilities are good too.
Romantic weekend
Just returned from a lovely weekend away, staying in the main house of Heythrop. The grounds are stunning and the accomodation good (bathroom was fantastic), though perhaps in need of a little TLC. Ate breakfast and dinner here, and the food did not disappoint. Would reccommend this as an ideal getaway, though pay the extra and stay in the main house.
My family and I attended the restaurant at Heythrop Park on 24th January 2004 as a group of 11.
Manuel and the restaurant staff were excellent. We had a wonderful time and the food was excellent - very good value for money.
It was worth travelling to and we will definitely go back again.
Wonderful experience - couldn't be bettered
We booked the Christmas Package at The Heythrop Park Hotel.
From the moment we arrived we recieved 1st class treatment.
We stayed in the Falcon wing, our room was spotlessly clean and well proportioned - room service was excellent throughout our stay. All of the meals in the dining room were superb - a wide selection to choose from catering for every palate. The staff tended to our every need, in fact nothing was too much trouble. The price of the package �225 per person was excellent value for money. I have stayed in both The Savoy Hotel and The Royal Gardens Hotel in London - both registered as 5 star, but can honestly say the treatment I recieved at Heythrop Park was of a higher standard. I look forward to a return visit in the near future.
Never Again
Terrible Hotel. Restaurant service/quality of food was awful. Had to walk out of the restaurant. Room was sub standard. Hotel is oversold..do not be fooled by the website...stay away.
Awful staff attitude
Juding by the appearance of the hotel you would expect things to be if not first class certainly to a decent standard. My room which was in the Archer annex had not been cleaned properly. there were a pair of dirty socks on a shelf left by the last occupant. Behind the door had not been vacumed for at least a month. my colleague had a similar problem with the bin not having been emptied from the previous occupant. No shower gel in thier room nor despite a complaint did it ever materialise. the staff in the restaurant were not knowledgable about what was available and all of our choices needed to be substituted as one or other items were not available. very poor i would not recommend this hotel to anyone.
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Area students honored for academic achievement NORTHFIELD— St. Olaf College recently honored Carl Graefe for his induction into a national honor society. Graefe, of Bemidji, is the son of Martin Graefe and Lisa Christensen Graefe.
BEMIDJI—A Bemidji man was injured in a one-vehicle crash Tuesday evening. Cory Martell, 27, sustained non-life threatening injuries when he drove a 1997 Toyota Camry off the road, hitting a guardrail on U.S. Highway 2 north of Fifth Street in Bemidji at about 10 p.m., according to an incident report from the Minnesota State Patrol. The patrol reported Martell was traveling west on Highway 2 and it appears he fell asleep, went onto the shoulder and hit the guardrail. Alcohol is believed to be a factor in the crash, the patrol reported.
Paulson named at UW-Superior SUPERIOR, Wis.—The University of Wisconsin-Superior has named Monique Paulson of Bemidji to the Dean's List for academic achievement during the spring 2015 semester.To be named to the Dean's List, students must have completed 12 degree-seeking semester credits and achieved at least a 3.50 grade point average. Local students named to dean's list ST. CLOUD—St. Cloud State University has announced the names of more than 1,305 students whose academic achievement placed them on the 2015 spring semester Dean's List.
"Greet the Folks at Home" concert BAGLEY—The Bagley Area Arts Collaborative recently announced the Sutter Brothers in concert, "Greet the Folks at Home," at 5 p.m. today at the Farm By The Lake, 17797 366th Street in Bagley. Ross and Barton Sutter have established individual reputations as a musician and a writer, but when they perform as a pair their work has the kind of counterpoint and easy intimacy unique to sibling acts, a release said.
BEMIDJI — Bemidji State and Sanford Center will once again be holding Select-A-Seat nights for fans who want season tickets to BSU hockey games in 2015-16. The events will be...
Terrapin Station on Main Street in Nevis NEVIS—The Friends of the Headwaters will host a benefit concert at 7 p.m. June 6 on Main Street in Nevis. Guest performers will include Dakota Dave Hull, Pop Wagner, Bob Douglas and Finn Hall. Tickets will be available at the door with a suggested donation of $25. Complimentary appetizers and desserts will be served.
Gallery North First Friday open house BEMIDJI—Gallery North will host the June First Friday open house for showcase artist Eileen Spilman from 2 to 5 p.m. June 5 at Gallery North, 502 Third St. NW. Spilman is a local artist who will feature an eclectic selection of her unique baskets. Marion Caroline is the featured artist for June. Her artwork includes watercolors, acrylics, oils, and paintings on feathers.
The following cases were heard May 18 by Beltrami District Judge Shari R. Schluchter: Erik James Loonsfoot, 42, of Bemidji was convicted of gross misdemeanor fifth-degree criminal sexual conduct and sentenced to 365 days local confinement in the Beltrami County Jail, which may be done on sentence to serve if eligible. Loonsfoot has been credited with 131 days time served. Loonsfoot must pay a $50 fine. Mark Raymond Reese, 48, of Bemidji was convicted of felony fifth-degree possession of methamphetamine and sentenced to 12 months and one day in the Minnesota Correctional Facility in St.
WALKER—The Cass County Sheriff's Office has released the names of two men who died of apparent gunshot wounds near Walker on May 12. According to a release issued Thursday, investigation into the deaths and preliminary autopsy results show the men died of a murder/suicide scenario. The deceased have been identified as Leo Jordan, 57, and David Smith, 60, both of Walker MN. Jordan was transported to a Fargo hospital via North Memorial AirCare where he was later pronounced dead.
The following cases were heard May 11 by Beltrami District Judge John G. Melbye: Joshua Allen Church, 27, of Bemidji was convicted of felony fifth-degree possession of methamphetamine and sentenced to 15 months in the Minnesota Correctional Facility in St. Cloud, which has been stayed for five years. Church has been sentenced to 54 days local confinement in the Beltrami County Jail, which may be done through sentence to serve if eligible. He has been credited with 54 days time served.


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6A in YarmouthPort is lined with lovely historic homes. We'll walk from the Bank of America down Gingerbread Lane to Thacher Shore Drive that runs west along the water (Barnstable Harbor). We'll turn into Water Street to where the port used to be..for expansive water views. We'll cross the bridge next to Hallets Mill Pond and go as far as you or your dogs decide to go, ending up no farther than Keveney Lane at 6A. The loop could be completed by walking east on 6A back to our cars, but the sidewalk is very narrow and extremely close to the fast moving traffic on 6A. I will not walk my dog there, so I will head back the way we came, making the round trip of 2.7 miles. If anyone wants to walk back via 6A, that is an option and is a shorter total distance.
Bank of America shares a parking lot with another bank, Cape Cod Cooperative Bank and is at the intersection of 6A and Gingerbread Lane, just 0.2 mile east of Willow Street on 6A. Willow Street is exit 7 off the Mid Cape, Rt 6.
Go to the LEFT of Bank of America, to the parking lot at the back of the bank. Guests are always welcome on walks (never on paddles).
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Jones Lang LaSalle managing director Joe Leon, VP Javier Rivera, and EVP Darcy Miramontes along with analyst Zach Rivas, led the JLL team on the transaction. "Our knowledge of the local market enabled us to locate a buyer who understood that this was an opportunity to acquire a class A, newly constructed property at the beginning of the real estate cycle," Leon says.
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The Colony, which was developed in 2009, is located within Downtown Ontario's revitalization district, providing immediate access to abundant retail and restaurant amenities. Units are well designed with open kitchens, spacious living rooms and courtyards or balconies. The two bedroom units are double master residences providing both privacy and a shared entertainment suite, black appliances, glazed countertops, vaulted ceilings and balconies. Community amenities include a furnished clubhouse, a business center, and a large newly furnished fitness center. The interior park-like courtyard of the property allows for a tranquil and comfortable experience with access to an oasis style pool and BBQ lounge area. It is currently 93% occupied.
"This Colony sits in the heart of Ontario's emerging downtown Euclid neighborhood and benefits substantially from the area's transformation, with the newly renovated public library and civic center," Leon adds.


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This page contains Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 Unlockables for Playstation 3 called "Trophies" and has been posted or updated on Mar 1, 2013 by tontontin.
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- Developer: Cyberconnect2
- Publisher: Namco Bandai Games
- Genre: Action Fighting
- Release: Mar 5, 2013
- ESRB: Teen
To unlock the following PS3 Trophies, complete the following tasks:
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|Got S rank in Threat of the Seven Swordsmen.
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|You cleared the prologue.
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|Unlocked four Secret Factors.
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|You won every trophies.
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|You cleared Chapter 1.
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|Used rear attack feature in a mob battle.
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|You cleared Chapter 3.
|Defeated Formidables (Silver)
|Got four S ranks in boss battles.
|End of the Coastline Battle (Bronze)
|You cleared Chapter 7.
|End of the War (Bronze)
|Got A rank in The Last Battle.
|First Championship (Bronze)
|You won your first tournament.
|Fists of Determination (Bronze)
|Got S rank in The Rumbling Coast.
|Five Kage at Full Power (Bronze)
|Got A rank in Bet the Future.
|Five Kage Summit Interrupted (Bronze)
|Got A rank in The Agitated Five Kage Summit.
|Gain the Raikage's Approval (Bronze)
|You cleared Chapter 8.
|Gaining Power (Bronze)
|Got A rank in Overcoming Hatred.
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|Got A rank in The Rumbling Coast.
|Gem of a Card (Bronze)
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|Got S rank in The Last Battle.
|Hidden Action (Bronze)
|Successfully performed a Secret Action.
|His Answer (Bronze)
|Got A rank in Hero and Avenger.
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|Completed the Ninja World Timeline.
|Magnificent Victory (Bronze)
|You won the battle with a full health bar.
|Memories In Your Heart (Gold)
|Saw every Secret Factors.
|Nearing the Climax (Bronze)
|You cleared Chapter 9.
|New Products in Stock (Bronze)
|The Tool Shop added to its ninja tool lineup.
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|Got S rank in Overcoming Hatred.
|Ninja World Traveler (Bronze)
|Visited every villages.
|Promise of a Rematch (Bronze)
|You cleared Chapter 2.
|Ready to Roll (Bronze)
|You customized your ninja tools.
|Ruler of the Battlefield (Bronze)
|Triggered Burst Attack in a mob battle.
|Savvy Shopper (Bronze)
|Used a coupon.
|Taijutsu Master (Bronze)
|Performed a 50-hit combo.
|Take This!!! (Bronze)
|Performed an Ultimate Jutsu Finish.
|Tales That Live In An Instant (Gold)
|Successfully performed every Secret Actions.
|Team Ultimate Finisher (Bronze)
|Finished a match with Team Ultimate Jutsu.
|The Almighty Leaf (Bronze)
|Got S rank in The Nine Tails' Attack.
|The Ninja Alliance Struggle (Bronze)
|You cleared Chapter 6.
|To Fight a Friend (Bronze)
|Got S rank in Hero and Avenger.
|Uchiha Against Five Kage (Bronze)
|Got S rank in Bet the Future.
|Vs. the Seven Swordsmen (Bronze)
|Got A rank in Threat of the Seven Swordsmen.
|We Are Unstoppable! (Bronze)
|Got S rank in The Agitated Five Kage Summit.
|With Love (Bronze)
|You cleared Chapter 4.
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3.5 Room cleanliness
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3.1 Room comfort
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by A verified traveler from M
Needs to have the rooms updated!!!Posted Jul 17, 2016
Beach and pool were awesome! Staff was so friendly and helpful, but the rooms were mostly awful! Had to change 3 times. No air conditioning! Last room had a little which stopped on 5th day. Has new owner, but can't fix everything in a day. Old owner did nothing to keep place up. Still had coil springs mattresses and orig. air conditioners that didn't work. Rooms full of mosquitoes!
by A verified traveler from Frisco Tx
Do not expect a 5 star resortPosted Jul 15, 2016
Pros: BEACH,BEACH!!! Just steps away from a great quiet beach.. not to many vendors and if you told them you were not interested they left you alone.
Cons: They might put up a NO VENDOR zone on beach much like Jamaica has..
Location: It is a small island about 140 square miles so everything is with reach.. if you have questions ask the taxi drivers. They make excellent guides
We had a great time,lovely beach, and good drinks(not watered down) and tasty food. We were on 3rd floor with NO elevator but we managed. The staff was very professional, if you had a problem ,they would get right on it.
by A verified traveler
Beautiful beach, that's all!Posted Jun 27, 2016
Hotel is run down, which I knew after reading reviews but I got a good deal and said it can't be that bad. I moved my room twice air condition was not working even after the change it was just comfortable. You call for towels they never come. Grounds have fruit falling from trees no one cleans the path. They say they have 3 restaurants only 1 a night is open and the Italian you have to pay for but worth it. Buffet choices the same. No nightly entertainment. Coffee bad. Beach to die for. We stayed 4 days that was enough.
by A verified traveler
Great Vibe Right on the BeachPosted Jun 15, 2016
Pros: Just about everything
Cons: It's an older resort so some repairs are needed and I saw many in progress while I was there.
Location: The beach is the best! The locals and staff are willing to tell you about any events going on locally.
So this hotel is not for everyone. It is a truly genuine Caribbean experience, from the architecture, laid back vibe, and sea gulls on the beach. The staff is extremely accommodating and the beach is amazing. The rooms are simple and clean. My fiancé and I met many other travelers who has visited the resort before and decided to come back. If you are looking for a super luxurious 5 star hotel this is not for you, but if you want a more laid back feel in a safe and clean environment GO FOR IT. The pool area is fun. The staff does a great job initiating activities like pool volleyball, BINGO and even a cupcake eating contest. The beach has free activities and also activities you can pay the locals to do such jet skiing. There are vendors on the beach but I didn't find them to be overbearing. The reason why I say this hotel is not for everyone is based on other reviews and some guests (only 2) that were complaining while I was there. There isn't a nightclub on the resort so if you want a party resort it's not for you. The rooms are simplistic so if you spend a lot of time in your room it's not for you. My family is from the Caribbean so a few birds flying around doesn't bother me at all, it reminds me of our family vacations growing up. If you want to leave the resort getting a legit cab is super easy right in front. Overall I really enjoyed myself and will be back. The Hotel does not pretend to be anything it's not what I saw on the website is what I got.
by A verified traveler
average hotel with great pools and beachPosted May 8, 2016
Pros: This hotel had a great beach and awesome pools with plenty of activities to do
Cons: They have to do better with check in and housekeeping I never had the right amount of towels my whole stay there
Location: The location was okay we mostly stayed at the pool and the beach although we did go to Shirley Heights
This hotel was what I expected it to be just had 2 problems it took several hours to check in and we could never get towels, the food wasn't great but was okay
by A verified traveler
OverpricedPosted May 1, 2016
Room comfort/condition needs a lot of improvement, so does the customer service of the staff Sewer system was open and you would smell it every time you walk by, which happ bed to be right outside our room.
by A verified traveler
Walked around property for 20 mins and left hotelPosted Apr 24, 2016
The one nice part was supposed to be the beach but even that was in poor condition relative to the rest of the island
by A verified traveler from Roma
Grazioso hotel sulla spiaggia più bella di AntiguaPosted Apr 14, 2016
La camera standard è un loculo. Da evitare. Doccia è un incavo nel muro. Il lavandino senza neanche lo spazio dove poggiare spazzolino e accessori. Nessuna mensola Porta scorrevole (tipo persiana) rotta, fuori dalle guide e bloccata a semi aperta. Privacy ZERO
by A verified traveler from New Jersey
jolly beach not so bad after all!Posted Apr 10, 2016
Pros: We loved the location, the beach and the proximity to the marina which had decent nightlife. We loved the staff and the BEACH!
Cons: nightlife, large pool redone, and open an operating sip and dip bar. warmer buffet food would be welcome too!
Location: best beach i have ever seen! great location to jolly harbour which is good to walk to at night. grocery store nearby for cigarettes and shampoo etc.
We just returned from Jolly Beach and we were pleased with our stay. We are not high maintenance people and found the resort to be filled with middle class people just like us. We made a lot of new friends and although we all had similar complaints, we also had several things we liked about the place. The rooms were cleaned every single day. There was ample food, and the staff was ok. Take the time to smile and say thanks and crack some jokes! Once they realize you're not a snob they will smile back and be lighthearted and funny themselves! Drinks were great and the restaurants and pool grill are the place to eat. As others mentioned the buffet food WAS cold and simple things like a sterno could have solved that because the food tasted good but I like mine hot! Italian dinner was a surcharge but we found it worth the money. The seafood place was great and we ate there 2 times. Surprisingly Indian place was good as well. The venders on the beach are super annoying but you get used to them. We even became very friendly with most of them by the end of the week (although they still wont stop asking you to buy something even after a daily NO. The beach was absolutely the best I have ever seen! I have been to nearly all the caribbean island and I would have to say this was HANDS DOWN the most intensely blue water we have EVER seen. There is no fish in the water and the water is sugar white. If you want to snorkel dont even attempt it here!
by Ilona from Brighton
Great beach, good food, poor servicePosted Apr 8, 2016 on Hotels
Absolutely first class beach and pretty good food and service in the restaurants. From what I saw of Antigua, possible the best beach resort, perhaps with the exception of a few beach sales guys, few but read reviews on Trip Advisor to know who to stay clear of. Reception service was little short of shocking. Don't expect a smile or a thanks, all have been to the same school of rudeness training. Considering the amount you spend here it leaves a bad taste. Needs to be addressed by management. Also wifi is terrible, make sure you find out the conference wifi or neighbouring hotel, also needs addressing given cost of stay. Accommodation also in need of a refresh but we spent little time in it. Overall good but mainly down to location.


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Meh... it was okay, but not stellar in any way. Falcon's voice was the best part, as it was appropriately loud and shouty. The animation was okay, but a bit odd. It had that weird phasing effect to it or something. The joke itself was just dumb. Sure, it was a change of pace from the normal joke, but that doesn't make it funny by default. The last 2 seconds were completely pointless and really degraded the overall quality as it's the last thing you see, and leaves you with an unfavorable impression.
Ummm.... wow, you're really judging it on a part that comes after the credits? Pretty much just a blooper
Hello again Speedo, i think this video was pretty funny, though random. It's true that the joke has gotten out of hand. Nice animation and nice work
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Our current application is a single OpenGL EXE containing multiple pages. The EXE is responsible for accessing data sent across the network via UDP. It accumulates the data and stores it in a host of singleton structures. The individual pages within the EXE access the singleton structures to process the data as they see fit.
In an attempt to lighten our EXE footprint and to support our attempts at configuration management, we have decided to split the pages out into a single DLL that the EXE will load. It is our intention to have the EXE be the shell into which the pages from the DLL will be loaded. The EXE will still have all communication responsibilities (UDP, Corba, User, etc). The pages will still be responsible for displaying whatever it is they do.
The question (finally) becomes: How do I pass this myriad of data collected from the EXE down to the consuming DLL based pages. The Singleton concept no longer holds water as the singletons we use (ACE_Singleton) do not allow this level of direction. We can export singletons from the DLL to the consuming EXE all day long, but I have yet to figure out the reverse. I have come up with the following options - none of which I like, so I was hoping someone out there would have a better one :)
- Wrap up all the data that is currently stored in separate singletons into another DLL that would export a "true" singleton. Eg. The singleton exported from the DLL would be the same - no matter what EXE loaded it - sort of like shared memory. This is an intriguing choice but would cause problems down the line with our deployment scenarios. I could go into detail about those issues if folks are really smitten with this idea.
- Create a static DLL level structure that contains all the pertinent data. The EXE would push this data down to the DLL upon DLL load so that the pages contained within the DLL would have access to the data. This seems like the simplest solution - even if it entails editing every single page in our application - over 100. It also seems a bit sloppy. All the data is just in a global. Not very sexy or C++y either.
So, anyone else out there have a solution for this problem?
The application is written using Visual C++ 9.0 (VisualStudio 2008) for use on Windows XP. For some reason Vista is not supported in our lab yet - even though our customers are using it.


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Cockatrice Submission and Edition Calendar AS 51 (2016)
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August 51 Edition
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- Medieval Chocolate, by Miriam bat Shimeon
- Book extract: Liber Raziel, by Theophrastus von Oberstockstall
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In this issue:
Sitting a book on your head does not transfer knowledge, by Theophrastus von Oberstockstall
12-14th century Mongolian noblewoman's headdress, by Gilligan O Tomelty
Making a Goffered Veil, by Elizabeth Braythwayte
Erbowle (Fresh Plum Pudding), by Helouys le Poer
Sambocade, by Ellen of Wyteley
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Lady Gabriella Borromei is a Courtesan hailing from Fiorenz. She is a well travelled daughter of a Silk Merchant, whose mother disappeared when she was a child. She was
raised by her father and given an education in view to her marrying well and taking over the business, but Gabriella had other opinions and ran away to look for her mother. She found herself in the courts of Venice where her talents were nurtured and she became a sought after companion. Gabriella is continuing her search for her mother and currently resides in the lovely Canton of Stegby.
Lady Kara of Kirriemuir was born in the 13th Century in Scotland, however she currently resides in Venice helping to run a House (Casa de li Gatti) for educating Courtesans. Kara's main role is feeding her household and teaching the members Cooking, Budgeting and Household Management. Kara's favourite dishes to cook are all
the different varieties of tarts and pies. Kara has recently learnt Wood Turning and plans to pass this knowledge onto the other members.
Theophrastus von Oberstockstall is a Lord in the Barony of Riven haven. He pursues knowledge of a medieval chemical nature (having transcribed the first printed distillation text 'The Art of Distillation') mixed with intriguing medical interests (witnessed in his recent transcription of 'The Seeing of Urines', a urine diagnoisitic text) and other fascinations (ergot poisoning in medieval European history). He is currently under Laurel apprenticeship to Mistress Filippa Ginevra Francesca di Lucignano. He dreams of holding a reenactment of Dr. John Dee's ceremonial magic in full garb, but is current working on a new readable version of 'Liber Ratziel' and planning a new transcription of a Gentleman's etiquette book. He is married to Lady Helyana van Brugge who together have created their Great Works, Hannah and George.


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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MAPREDUCE-1723?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12860340#action_12860340 ] Allen Wittenauer commented on MAPREDUCE-1723: --------------------------------------------- FWIW, if pre-emption = kill rather than freeze, then I don't think that is efficient from a system throughput perspective. > Capacity Scheduler should allow configuration of Map & Reduce task slots independently per queue > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Key: MAPREDUCE-1723 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MAPREDUCE-1723 > Project: Hadoop Map/Reduce > Issue Type: Improvement > Components: contrib/capacity-sched > Affects Versions: 0.20.1 > Environment: all > Reporter: Subramaniam Krishnan > Fix For: 0.20.3 > > > The Capacity Scheduler allows configuration of percentage of task slots per queue. We have a scenario in which our biggest queue (50% quota) has Jobs with mainly Map tasks & we need to enforce strict capacity limits per queue due to SLA requirements. So other smaller queues which require Reduce tasks gets starved even though the Reduce slots are idle. The Grid can be more efficiently utilized if Capacity Scheduler allows configuration of Map & Reduce task slots capacity independently per queue. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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Safe Harbor Offers Support, Hope
The Safe Harbor Shelter stands up for victims of domestic violence and is backed by a passionate support staff.
The non-profit shelter offers supportive services for men, women and children who have experienced intimate partner violence. It provides an emergency temporary safe house that's open to current or past victims of domestic violence 24 hours a day.
Since April 2000, the shelter has been serving people in Henrico County and Metro Richmond. The organization offers a 24 hour hotline (\287-7877), community counseling, court advocacy, hospital accompaniment and emergency shelter for adults and children.
Safe Harbor has seven volunteer teams for court advocacy, children's advocacy, house, community outreach, marketing/events, hospital accompaniment and a volunteer engagement team for the community to get involved.
"We also provide education and outreach about the issue of intimate partner violence and how Safe Harbor services can support those experiencing violence," said Angela Verdery, public information officer for Safe Harbor.
Last year, the shelter provided more than 2,000 hours of support and group services to individuals and families and offered more than 3,000 nights in their shelters.
The shelter recently formed the Regional Hospital Response Team (RHART) with Hanover Safe Place and the YWCA for survivors who need medical attention at local hospitals. Safe Harbor constantly works with domestic violence victims who seek advice, support and a place to stay while they get back on their feet.
"Safe Harbor serves over 40 survivors of intimate partner violence on an average day," said Verdery.
There are three other women and children shelters in the area, but Safe Harbor is the only one available for victims in Henrico County. It operates entirely from donations and occasional grants; many of its services are carried out by volunteers. Safe Harbor has trained nearly 4,000 people to provide assistance on topics related to domestic violence and other services it offers.
Currently, the shelter is in desperate need of GRTC bus tickets and gift cards for retail stores such as Kroger, Wal-Mart, Target and CVS to help families with limited resources. "Bus tickets enable our clients to get to work and appointments, while gift cards offer the opportunity to purchase needed items not readily available in our pantry," Verdery said. The organization also provides a wish list on its website – http://www.safeharborshelter.com – of all the items that it regularly needs.
Lauren Leggett has been volunteering with the shelter since 2008 as an advocate and working the 24-hour hotline. She interacts with clients and callers to provide resources and support. She also works with the Child Advocacy, Community Outreach/Education, and Volunteer Engagement Teams.
"Helping to stop intimate partner violence has been an interest of mine since college," she said. "In early 2008, I was searching for a new volunteer job, came across Safe Harbor's call for volunteers and went to the training, which is what really motivated me to work for the agency."
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"The staff is amazing, full of supportive and friendly people who never treat me as if I'm 'just' a volunteer," she said.
The shelter is always looking to expand its volunteer base. Volunteers can gain as much from the experience as those they help, Leggett said.
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I have recently upgraded all of my Rails applications to Rails 4.0.0 Ruby 2.0.0. I am working on a Mac Mini Server running OS X Server (Mountain Lion).
I have the following statements in my Gemfile.
ruby "2.0.0"
When I navigate to the folder of one of my Rails 4 applications the following messages are displayed.
RVM used your Gemfile for selecting Ruby, it is all fine - Heroku does that too,
you can ignore these warnings with 'rvm rvmrc warning ignore /Users/myusername/sites/myrailsapp/Gemfile'.
To ignore the warning for all files run 'rvm rvmrc warning ignore allGemfiles'.
I am running RVM 1.21.15 on my development server and RVM 1.22.3 on my production server. From my understanding rvmrc is deprecated. I'm not using it in any of my applications. So running these commands do nothing.
How can I stop these messages from displaying?
Any help would be appreciated. I will keep searching.
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RVM has been updated to check more conditions before issuing these messages. Doing
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