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Knights Inn & Suites Gallup
Hotel Guest Rating: 4.4/10
3208 West Highway 66
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Welcome to the Knights Inn & Suites Gallup
Free hot breakfasts, freeway convenience and an indoor pool await Priceline guests at Knights Inn And Suites Gallup.
Hotel Features
All 51 rooms have cable TVs, free local calls and newspapers, desks with lamps, alarm clocks, hairdryers and irons and ironing boards. Non-smoking accommodations are available. Enjoy a complimentary hot breakfast every morning with waffles, eggs, sausage or bacon, fresh fruit, toast, Danish and juice. Later take a swim in the indoor pool. Small pets are welcome for an additional fee. Parking is free.
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Located off I-40 and right on historic Route 66, the hotel is 15 miles from Red Rocks State Park and 13 miles from Fire Rock Navajo Casino. Gallup Municipal Airport is two-and-a-half miles away. The hotel is 149 miles from Albuquerque International Sunport.
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The Ronald McDonald House got its start thirty years ago in Philadelphia. On Friday, October 15th, swarms of black-tie clad supporters came to the anniversary gala fundraiser held at the Park Hyatt Bellevue hotel. There are now over 240 Ronald McDonald House programs around the world - there for the support and wellbeing of the youngest patients and their families.
La Fete d'Automne, a.k.a. the annual Young Friends of the Philadelphia Art Museum's Rodin Party, was held Thursday, September 9th. One of the better parties for the 25-40 age group, the Rodin Party once again delivered - a slew of well-heeled, attractive young professionals in high spirits converged upon the Rodin Museum at 22nd and the Parkway.
The Print Center hosted an opening party for their most recent exhibition featuring Re-Pose by Isaac Diggs, Photoplay by Jenny Lynn, and For You by Liliana Porter. The artists were on hand for questions and conversation as patrons milled about the galleries, wines in hand.
The National Constitution Center presented William Coleman with an award for a lifetime of achievement in civic engagement on Saturday, September 23rd. Mr. Coleman started his career as Secretary of Transportation under President Ford and went on to work in law, business and public service. Coleman was presented the award by Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, with an introduction by Peter Jennings of ABC News. Granddaughter, Flavia Colgan (you know her as a political analyst on MSNBC) was on hand as well. Proceeds from the awards dinner will benefit educational programming at the National Constitution Center.
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On a podcast, the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) interviewed the author of a new biography of John Birch.
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Baseball's legendary Yogi Berra, a catcher with the Yankees 18 of his 19 seasons, and later a manager and coach, died September 22 at the age of 90.
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Pittsburgh-Based Organization Collecting Video Games For Military PersonnelThere are dozens of non-profit organizations in Pittsburgh that help and support military personnel and veterans.
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World Pinball Championship Comes To CarnegieSome 500 pinball players are taking aim at the 17th annual World Pinball Championship in Carnegie.
Study Looks At Screen Time, Teen Bone DensityComputers, tablets, video games, TV --- these entertaining devices can be hard on how much kids weigh, how well they see, and now a study hints at possibly how well their bones hold up.
PlayStation Vs. XBox: Is One Better Than The Other?It's a question as old as the ages; well, as old as a few weeks. What is better - the Xbox One or PlayStation 4?
Playstation 4 Expected To Be Hot Item This Christmas SeasonPeople were standing in lines Thursday evening to get what could be one of the hottest items for Christmas: Sony's Playstation 4.
Walmart Taking Orders For Video Game ConsolesTwo of the season's hottest holiday gifts are now available for pre-order.
Knoxville Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Kids Headed To TrialA Knoxville man facing multiple sex assault charges after allegedly luring kids to his home was in court today.
Man Charged With Sex Assault, Accused Of Luring Kids With Money, Video Games A local man, already charged with molesting two boys, is now accused in a third case.
Panther Hollow: What Does Virtual Reality Have In Store For The 2013 Panthers?NCAA Football 14 was released by EA Sports this week, and, every year, our parent company's "Eye On College Football" blog uses the new game to simulate the entire major college football season.
E3 With The Post-Gazette's 'Game Guy'Max Parker joined us to talk about E3 and the latest gaming systems.
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Published: Monday, October 20, 2008 at 10:03 p.m.
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) -- Cameron Sexton didn't really have to look at the game film from the weekend loss at Virginia. North Carolina's quarterback knew what to expect: mistakes.
"There was a ton," Sexton said Monday. "I just think it was kind of a weird game. We got stuck where we just couldn't quite get it. The opportunities were there and we're going to capitalize on those. We're going to get that fixed."
Turnovers, wasted timeouts, a prevent defense that did nothing but keep the Tar Heels from ending their long losing streak in Charlottesville it was all there to see. Sexton and his teammates know those problems can't resurface, not if the Tar Heels hope to continue what has been their most successful season in recent years.
Saturday's 16-13 overtime loss to the Cavaliers knocked North Carolina (5-2, 1-2 Atlantic Coast Conference) out of the national rankings and dropped them back in the race for the league's Coastal Division title. Next up is No. 23 Boston College in the first of consecutive home games against one-loss league teams, meaning the Tar Heels have to clean up the problems that littered their 14th straight loss at Virginia.
North Carolina committed three turnovers two interceptions, one fumble while forcing none. That doesn't fit with the turnover-forcing formula that had worked in the Tar Heels' wins this season, though the Tar Heels still rank ninth nationally in turnover margin. North Carolina is plus-13 in its five wins and minus-5 in its two losses.
That certainly undermined the offense, which scored a touchdown on its opening drive but didn't score again until connecting on a field goal late in regulation despite getting 138 yards rushing from converted safety Shaun Draughn.
Making matters worse, the Tar Heels burned all their second-half timeouts before getting the ball back with 47 seconds left in regulation after the Cavaliers had tied the game. Coach Butch Davis decided to take a knee and head to overtime.
"That was one of the real regrettable things in that ballgame," Davis said. "We gave them up to three, four or five seconds before the snap if they could fix it themselves, and you're screaming from the sideline, "Get on the line, get off the line,' ... It was not good clock management."
Sexton took some of the responsiblity for that.
"That's just experience," he said. "There were new guys at new positions and we were doing things we haven't necessarily done before with those guys. We've just got to get lined up and I've got to help people get lined up too. We'll get that corrected because guys have been out there now and people realize what they have to do. That won't be an issue again."
The Tar Heels' plans to correct mistakes got more difficult with the loss of fullback Anthony Elzy, who Davis said suffered a fractured scapula (shoulder blade) in the loss and will miss six weeks. Regardless, the Tar Heels figure they can move past the disappointing loss the same way they did after their 20-17 loss to the Hokies a game they led 17-3 in the second half.
Then again, Draughn said the loss stung enough that the Tar Heels haven't forgotten the game, either. Especially one that they had in hand before their miscues let it slip away.
"I was devastated," Draughn said. "I felt like I left everything out there and still came out with a loss. I know the team is hurt. ... It's still there, but we've just got to take the loss as men."
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Polling in single figures, the Liberal Democrats bear no resemblance to the protest party they once were and it seems their former leaders are equally unrecognisable.
Speaking about his book, The Cruel Victory, at a 5x15 talk, Paddy Ashdown told the audience: "I was going through Waterloo a couple of days ago and a man came up to me and said: 'Didn't you used to be Paddy Ashdown?'" Baron Ashdown of Norton-sub-Hamdon suggested that only people who attend literary events should be allowed to vote. "It might be the only election the Lib Dems don't actually lose."


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MrS had been home a day or two and I was stalling, trying to figure out how to initiate the conversation about how I had failed again when it was suddenly brought to the fore.
I am walking past his computer chair and he smiles up at me (oh, how I love to look in his eyes and see the love there - usually) and says. Hey...you have BOOBIES!. (This is common invitation for me to flash my breasts, sort of a hobby of mine often leading to nuzzling and stuff.) But this time...I pause in confusion. His eyes flash a puzzled expression. I...don't want to? Him: ...whyyyy?... Thunderclouds form in his eyes. Because...Dude left bruises on them. Guilt and shame must be evident on my face. The face that my husband can read like a billboard. Show me.
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My husband in is a rage. I have never seen him like this before. The pain and anger flowing from him in a flood of uncontrolled emotion. I am afraid. I am too numb for tears, I have no idea what is going to happen. He says he is going to leave. He packs a few things and puts on his coat, gets in the car. I tell him he can't drive in this state, he isn't safe. I beg, I plead, I will do anything he asks just don't leave like this. Eventually I coax him out of the car and back in the house.
He paces and storms. He can't believe he trusted me all of these years. If he is going to stay tonight I am never to talk to Dude again. He deletes Dude's (and CrazyGirl's) contact info from my phone. If Dude shows up at the house he is going to shoot him for trespassing. He rages and yells. Eventually, the energy from his anger abated, he curls up on the dog blanket on the floor of the living room, coat and all. I sit by him, stunned and numb, until he tells me to go away.
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Maliibu N Helene are an exciting new duo signed to Island Records. Helen Britany is a Cali-via-Jersey songstress while Maliibu Miitch is a South Bronx rapper. Together, they're poised to make a big splash this summer. Especially, with their hot new single, "Figure 8."
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MiTu Goes Mobile Following Acquisition of Video Company
On April 30, HIP Entertainment Group launched MiTu—a bilingual network that's part of a digital multi-platform initiative aimed at capturing contemporary Latin/Hispanic millennials—on Youtube. Network executives like Beatriz Acevedo, as well as Doug Greiff, partner and chief creative officer, are looking to capitalize on a growing Latino audience as well as an increasingly mobile one.
This month, MiTu announced the launch of it's own technology platform that will work in unison with MiTu's recently acquired mobile video company, Lightt. Lightt's video platform allows users to generate unique video content, edit and share videos with other users.
According to MiTu's website, "We reach millions every day through video and social content on more than 1,500 YouTube channels, nearly 5,000 social channels, and leading destinations for today's Latino millennials and content creators."
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The platform will also help MiTu better understand growing analytical data on the 100 million global users. With this data, MiTu will be better equipped to manage advertising and monetize content across various platforms.
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The partnerships he's referring to include Discovery, Spanish-language network Televisa, AOL, and Univision as well as brands like Microsoft, Pepsi, Bud Light, and Ford.
It's an empowering sentiment that MiTu sees a value in proliferating Latino/Hispanic content to this underrepresented group in popular media. Developing the technology platform and increasing the visibility of these content creators and social influences will hopefully allow their voices to be more equally represented in the democratic space of online content.
Alex Mostoufi, MiTu's chief technology officer and founder of Lightt, said the users are highly creative and engaged in media creation.
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Oct. 8, 2015, 10:58 AM
- This just in: REITs are in a sustained rally. The iShares DJ U.S. Real Estate ETF (NYSEARCA:IYR) is up 0.6% today (with the major averages lower), and is now ahead about 7.5% since hitting its low for the year around Labor Day.
- A more dovish outlook on interest rates is no doubt helping - the 10-year Treasury yield is 2.07% vs. 2.20 in early Sept., and the Fed looks to be on hold until Dec. at a minimum - but low prices also cure low prices.
- With so many names trading below conservative estimates of net asset values, buyers are stepping in - and not just for the stocks, but for the whole companies. In just the last month, Blackstone has agreed to buy Strategic Hotels and (this morning) BioMed Realty. The P-E giant's real estate chief Jon Gray says look for more to come.
- Spirit Realty (SRC +0.8%), Ventas (VTR +0.4%), Medical Properties Trust (MPW +2%), Gramercy Property (GPT +0.3%), Lexington Realty (LXP +1.1%), AvalonBay (AVB +0.9%), General Growth (GGP +1.1%), Inland Real Estate (IRC +0.7%), CubeSmart (CUBE +0.5%), Washington Real Estate (WRE +0.9%), Sunstone Hotel (SHO +1.3%), Liberty Property (LPT +1.1%)
- ETFs: IYR, VNQ, DRN, URE, RQI, SCHH, ICF, SRS, RWR, RNP, JRS, KBWY, RFI, NRO, DRV, RIT, REK, RIF, FRI, FTY, PSR, DRA, FREL, WREI, IARAX
Apr. 9, 2015, 3:24 PM
- A weak 30-year bond auction has long-term Treasury yields on the move higher, with the 10-year up five basis points to 1.96%. One also can't help but notice a recent uptick in capital raising among the equity REITs.
- Realty Income (O -2.2%), Agree Realty (ADC -2.2%), Omega Healthcare (OHI -4%), Medical Properties Trust (MPW -2.5%), W.P. Carey (WPC -2.2%), Duke Realty (DRE -2.5%), Essex Property (ESS -2.9%), Aimco (AIV -3%), Simon Property (SPG -2.4%), Kimco (KIM -2.9%), Inland Real Estate (IRC -3%), DDR Corp (DDR -2.3%), Sovran Self Storage (SSS -2.2%), Washington Real Estate (WRE -4%), Digital Realty Trust (DLR -2%), Hospitality Properties (HPT -2.6%), Ashford Hospitality (AHT -2.4%), Stag Industrial (STAG -4.6%), American Campus (ACC -2.3%).
- ETFs: IYR, VNQ, DRN, URE, SRS, ICF, SCHH, RWR, KBWY, DRV, REK, FRI, FTY, PSR, WREI, FREL
- Previously: Treasury yields on the rise after weak 30-year auction (April 9)
Mar. 6, 2015, 10:31 AM
- Equity REITs are facing some competition as the 10-year Treasury yield has popped all the way to 2.24% (up 11 bps on the session) following the strong jobs report which saw 295K jobs added in February and the unemployment rate dropping to 5.5%.
- Checking short-term interest rate futures, they're falling (meaning higher rates), but still not pricing in a rate hike until late summer.
- The iShares U.S. Real Estate ETF (IYR -2.3%).
- Realty Income (O -3.7%), National Retail Properties (NNN -3.9%), Agree Realty (ADC -3.1%), Omega Heathcare (OHI -4.5%), Health Care REIT (HCN -3.5%), Ventas(VTR -3.7%), HCP (HCP -3.6%), Medical Properties (MPW -4%), Healthcare Trust (HTA -4%), AvalonBay (AVB -2.7%), Essex Property (ESS -2.3%), Simon Property (SPG -2.3%), General Growth (GGP -2.2%), Kimco (KIM -2.9%), Inland Real Estate (IRC -2.9%), DDR (DDR -2.7%), Federal Realty Investment (FRT -2.6%), Public Storage (PSA -2%), Sovran Self Storage (SSS -2.7%), Boston Properties (BXP -2.8%), First Potomac (FPO -3.2%), Digital Realty Trust (DLR -1.9%), Hospitality Properties (HT -2.1%), Ashford (AHT -2.7%), STAG Industrial (STAG -3%), American Campus (ACC -2.9%).
- ETFs: IYR, VNQ, DRN, URE, SRS, ICF, SCHH, RWR, KBWY, DRV, REK, FRI, FTY, PSR, WREI, FREL
- Previously: Dollar and Treasury yields spike after strong jobs print (March 6)
Feb. 19, 2015, 11:00 AM
- Q4 recurring FFO of $24.9M or $0.25 per share vs. $24.5M and $0.25 one year earlier.
- Same store NOI up 3.8% for the quarter from a year ago, up 2.3% for the year.
- Total portfolio leased occupancy of 95.4%, financial occupancy of 93.4%, up 20 and 30 bps respectively from a year ago.
- Average base rent for new and renewal leases up 10% and 14.5% respectively over average expiring rents.
- 2015 guidance: Recurring FFO per share of $0.96-$1.00, which assumes NOI increase of 2-3%, and financial occupancy of 92.5-93.5%. Recurring FFO for 2014 was $0.95.
- Conference call at 2 ET
- Previously: Inland Real Estate beats by $0.01, beats on revenue (Feb. 19)
Feb. 6, 2015, 10:19 AM
- Equity REITs have had as a big of a move as any sector over the past year as interest rates confounded the experts and continued to fall. WIth today's jobs report and a summer rate hike looking far more likely, fans of the income favorites are reassessing.
- Realty Income (O -4.3%), National Retail Properties (NNN -3.9%), Omega Healthcare (OHI -3.5%), Ventas (VTR -4%), HCP (HCP -2.3%), Equity Residential (EQY -2%), Essex Property (ESS -2.1%), Simon Property (SPG -2.1%), General Growth (GGP -1.5%), Inland Real Estate (IRC -2.3%), Federal Realty (FRT -2.6%), Extra Space Storage (EXR -2.1%), Government Properties (GOV -1.8%), Washington Real Estate (WRE -2.1%), Hospitality Properties (HPT -1.8%), Chambers Street (CSG -1.5%), American Campus Communities (ACC -1.5%).
- ETFs: IYR, VNQ, DRN, URE, SRS, ICF, SCHH, RWR, KBWY, DRV, REK, FRI, FTY, PSR, WREI
Oct. 13, 2014, 4:19 PM
- Both equity and mortgage REITs saw plenty of buying as nearly all of the rest of the market was lit up bright red, and Treasury ETFs signaled a sharp drop in yields when government bonds reopen for trade tomorrow (closed this session for Columbus Day).
- A sampling of equity names: Senior Housing Properties (SNH +1.2%), Medical Properties Trust (MPW +1.4%), Gramercy Property Trust (GPT +1.7%), Equity Residential (EQR +0.7%), Inland Real Estate (IRC +0.9%), Sovran Self Storage (SSS +1.1%), Highwoods Properties Trust (HIW +1%).
- One equity REIT sector in the red along with the rest of the market is lodging amid worsening Ebola fears: Ashford Hospitality Trust (AHT -2.9%), Sunshine Hotel Investors (SHO -1.4%), LaSalle Hotel Properties (LHO -1.5%), Summit Hotel Properties (INN -1.5%).
- Mortgage REITs: American Capital Agency (AGNC +1.4%), CYS Investments (CYS +2.2%), Invesco (IVR +1.1%), American Capital Mortgage (MTGE +1.5%), Western Asset (WMC +1.1%).
- ETFs: IYR, VNQ, REM, MORL, MORT, DRN, URE, REZ, SRS, RWR, SCHH, ICF, ROOF, DRV, KBWY, RTL, REK, FRI, FTY, PSR, IFNA, FNIO, WREI
Mar. 6, 2014, 10:27 AM
- Notably lower today with the major averages in the green are retail REITs Realty Income (O -1.5%) and National Retail Properties (NNN -1.7%), and shopping-center REITs like Kimco (KIM -1.1%), Inland Real Estate (IRC -0.6%), Federal Realty (FRT -1%), and Brixmor (BRX -1.2%).
- Investors may be mulling over a continuing string of disappointing retail earnings reports and plans for mass store closings from the likes of RadioShack and Staples.
- Brixmor is also the subject of a downgrade from Buy to Neutral from UBS.
Jan. 10, 2014, 2:44 PM
- The broad averages are struggling following the jobs number, but the big decline in interest rates (the 10-year Treasury is now off 10 bps to 2.87%) has the equity REIT sector lit up bright green.
- Ventas (VTR +4.4%) is having the biggest day, continuing to cruise through a couple of early-year downgrades (latest was Barclays on Wednesday). Among those also higher: National Retail Properties (NNN +3.1%), Realty Income (O +1.6%), Health Care REIT (HCN +2.5%), HCP (HCP +3.8%), RAIT Finanical (RAS +1.4%), Apartment Investment (AIV +2.9%), General Growth (GGP +1.6%), Inland Real Estate (IRC +1.5%), Government Properties (GOV +1.6%), American Campus (ACC +1.7%).
- Relevant ETFs: IYR, VNQ, REM, DRN, REZ, URE, SRS, RWR, ICF, SCHH, DRV, ROOF, KBWY, RTL, REK, FRI, FTY, PSR, FNIO, WREI
May 28, 2013, 6:17 PM
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Inland Real Estate Corp with its subsidiaries is a publicly held real estate investment trust which owns, operates and develops retail shopping centers.
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Owners of a WSOP bracelet understand their place in the game. They're among the elite, and when they sit down at a table, all eyes should be on them, as that bracelet basically demands respect from their competition. But what happens when you're a bracelet winner at a WSOP final table and your bracelet is just one of the 25 owned by the players that surround you?
The final table of the $10,000 HORSE world championship was, by far, the most star-studded one at the 2012 WSOP thus far. Six of the eight players had captured WSOP gold, and the other two, well, they've dominated the tables in their own rights. Out of these elite eight, David "Bakes" Baker thrived to earn his second WSOP bracelet and $451,779.
Baker earned his first title in 2010 in the 2-7 draw lowball world championship. The 25-year-old professional poker player typically plays cash games against the best in the world and is used to tough competition. If defeating Erik Seidel, John Juanda and Daniel Negreanu for his first bracelet wasn't challenging enough, the Event 32 final table lineup was even stronger. The Michigan native denied Phil Ivey, John Monnette, Phil Hellmuth, Abe Mosseri and Dan Kelly in their quests for another WSOP title, and prevented Matt Waxman and Paul Sokoloff their first victory. Despite being under additional pressure as a result of his competition, the high stakes expert played a near-perfect game.
"The stage is packed, everyone is watching, and the two most famous players in the game are right there," Baker said of the experience. "So yeah, the spotlight is on and you don't want to make a bad play, you don't want to make a mistake, and the money adds to the pressure. Definitely a higher standard of play was required this time."
His tournament nearly came to an end early on, but a key card during six-handed play in seven-card stud high-low changed his destiny. Ivey put Baker all-in on sixth street, and as the cards were turned up, Baker had the low locked up with A-3-4-5-6 and was freerolling to catch a straight for the high as well. It was an ideal situation for Baker. Ivey, showing only his up cards of A-A-3-6, was astonished as Baker pulled the 7 and scooped the pot to double up. Ivey never rebounded after that beat and was eliminated in fifth in his fourth final table of the 2012 WSOP.
That hand gave Baker some key chips as the limits rapidly increased. He knocked out Mosseri in sixth in Omaha high-low split eight-or-better, then did most of the damage to Hellmuth's stack before Monnette eliminated him in fourth. Hellmuth earned $134,056 in his fifth cash of the 2012 WSOP. Sokoloff, the final bracelet-less competitor at the final table, was eliminated by Monnette in third, setting up a heads-up battle between two of the best mixed-game players in the world.
The storyline for a Monnette victory was already in place. The Event 10 champion was looking to become the first double-bracelet winner of the Series and had the lead to start the match. He finished first and third in his first two final table appearances, and no matter where he finished, he'd momentarily take the lead in the WSOP Player of the Year race.
From the first hand, Baker just stopped Monnette's rush cold. He grabbed the lead during the limit hold 'em round but gave most of it up by the time the razz round had finished. Once the stud games hit, Baker dominated. The lead grew from 2:1 to 4:1 and finally, after making trip sevens on seventh street against Monnette's pair of kings, Baker was the champion.
"The first one was nice, but it was only a 100-person tourney," Baker said, comparing his victories. "It was in a game that I have practiced, but people don't play as much. It didn't have as much prestige as this one. This one there were a lot of very good players at the final table that were on top of their game. This one feels like more of an accomplishment. Obviously the first time, you can never get over that. But this one feels probably a bit better now that I'm a little more seasoned."
It's rare that a 25-year-old has two bracelets in non-no-limit hold 'em events, but Baker says he enjoys the challenge of the mixed-game experience.
"When I started playing these games, no-limit was getting really stale for me and I didn't want to play it," he said. "Playing a bunch of different games keeps me fresh and keeps me interested in the game of poker. I'm happy that I was able to get to a high level at these games, but it was the same process that got me decent at no-limit hold 'em. So I just have a lot of fun with it playing the different games, and I'm happy that the practice has paid off."
Baker now has $1.3 million in WSOP earnings in 17 career cashes and hopes that his next big win can come in the eight-game $50,000 Poker Players championship later on this Series.
Other notable finishers included Mori Eskandani (ninth), Scott Clements (12th), John Hennigan (13th), David Bach (14th) and Bertrand Grospellier (16th).
Below are the complete results of Event 32 at the 2012 World Series of Poker:
Event 32: HORSE World Championship
Buy-in: $10,000
Entries: 178
Prize pool: $1,673,200
Players in the money: 24
1. David Baker ($451,779)
2. John Monnette ($279,206)
3. Paul Sokoloff ($183,784)
4. Phil Hellmuth ($134,056)
5. Phil Ivey ($99,739)
6. Abe Mosseri ($75,511)
7. Matt Waxman ($58,093)
8. Dan Kelly ($45,360)
9. Mori Eskandani ($35,923)
10. Brandon Shack-Harris ($35,923)
11. Andrew Brown ($28,862)
12. Scott Clements ($28,862)
13. John Hennigan ($23,525)
14. David Bach ($23,525)
15. Ralph Perry ($19,542)
16. Bertrand Grospellier ($19,542)
17. Eugene Katchalov ($16,246)
18. Joe Tehan ($16,246)
19. Owais Ahmed ($16,246)
20. Nick Schulman ($16,246)
21. Ognjen Sekularac ($16,246)
22. John D'Agostino ($16,246)
23. Steve Zolotow ($16,246)
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Russell Shaw is a BAFTA nominated British composer and sound designer. He is known for his work in many video games, particularly those designed by Peter Molyneux.
Biography and career[edit]
Shaw was exposed to music at age of 5, when he was given a guitar by his uncle.[1] He trained himself in music playing in various bands through late 1970s to early 1980s. Though he had an interest in playing music, he wanted to be a record producer. After training at SAE London in the mid 1980s, he was hired by Gerry Anderson (of Thunderbirds fame) as his recording studio manager, recording sound for various TV shows.[1] including Terrahawks, Dick Spanner and Space Precinct.
Around 1990 Shaw left Anderson and returned to music production, working for StreetSounds record label, providing releases for the London white label dance club scene. He also stated that he was "an avid gamer" at that time, owning an Atari ST, which he also used for processing and sequencing music.[1]
In 1992 he learned that Peter Molyneux's Bullfrog Productions needed a sound specialist for audio in their games, and Shaw decided to try as he was experienced in both computer technology and sound area, successfully getting the job. At Bullfrog Shaw composed soundtracks for many of their games, but most memorable and successful were for strategy games Syndicate, Theme Park, Magic Carpet and Dungeon Keeper. In 1997 Bullfrog's founder Peter Molyneux quit the company and formed Lionhead Studios, and Shaw followed him in the new venture.[2]
His first project was the soundtrack for Black & White. A fan of ambient techno,[2] Shaw composed a meditative and relaxing soundtrack in manner of the genre. The music was positively received by sites such as IGN and Gamespot.[3][4] Aside of audio part of the game, Shaw was also the one who proposed the idea of casting spells with gestures. Black & White was followed by 2004's Fable. Danny Elfman was brought in to compose the theme music, and Shaw was asked to do more traditional orchestral ingame score which would more fit Elfman's fairy-tale-styled theme music.[2] Hollywood conductor Allan Wilson (who worked with Elfman on his music for 1999 film Sleepy Hollow) was brought in to conduct the Philharmonia Orchestra, and Shaw used The Pinewood Singers to further enhance the fairy-tale nature of the score.[2]
Shaw not only composed the game score, but also implemented the sound into the game by himself.[5] The soundtrack for Fable was successful, and as known as the game is, with IGN calling it "It really couldn't have been a better score", and Gamespot saying that audio "is quite possibly the best part of the game." After his success with Fable, Shaw went on to compose the soundtrack for its sequel, styled as its predecessor - this time using the Slovak Symphony Orchestra. Shaw went on to compose the soundtrack for Fable III and Fable: The Journey, both using the Slovak National Symphony Orchestra before leaving Lionhead to form his own company in 2012.
Shaw was most recently composing the orchestral score to the canceled Lionhead game, Fable Legends, with the Philharmonia Orchestra, which had been scheduled for release in 2016.
Shaw's comment about his work in audio area[citation needed]:
"I would not want to go back to the early days of game audio design. We can all remember the time when audio was very much the afterthought. Nowadays, I need to be in on the early conceptual stages of game design if the game is going to sound any good. The audio designer can bring as much to the early game design as anyone else can."
Russell Shaw composed the soundtrack for the 2015 computer game Satellite Reign,[6] which incorporated themes from the first 2 games in the Syndicate series.[7]
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External links[edit]
- ^ a b c Sound Byte: Meet the Composer - Fable III's Russell Shaw by Gamespot. January 10, 2011.
- ^ a b c d Shaw's profile at VGM Rush.
- ^ http://pc.ign.com/articles/153/153897p1.html
- ^ http://www.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/blackwhite/review.html?page=3
- ^ Sound & Fury, Part 1 (archived).
- ^ Satellite Reign development diary, September 24, 2014.
- ^ "Satellite Reign, the Spiritual Successor to Syndicate". Fundthisgame. 2013-07-17. Retrieved 2013-08-16.


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Nanjing is famous for the Nanking Massacre. So it was the main thing I wanted to see and the thing that I missed because I went too late. So a picture in front of the gate of the museum was what I could do for the memory those many many innocents who were merciless slaughtered.
I was surprised that there was so much that Nanjing offers. Being the former capital (Nanjing =South Capital), there were many significant historical tourist sites and museums of past dynasties. The city is more well planned than I expected and I would rate Nanjing amongst Suzhou and Hangzhou for places not to miss if you are visiting Shanghai.
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Lovely Nanjing page! Dr. Sun Yat Sen Memorial and Nanjing Ming Tombs seems to be attractive places to visit. Thanks for sharing. ~ho & pang
Nanjing sounds like an interesting place. Hope I'll get there one day!
Wish to visit Nanjing one day after reading your pages. Cheers!
Nanjing is a historical city which I hope to visit one day, did not have time to go when I was in Shanghai a few years ago.
My wife said that Nanjing was not really interesting, but I think I'll suggest her next time to go anyway. I think she just doesn't want to be confronted with the horrors of 1937.
Having fond memories of Nanjing when I visited two years ago!! Nice page!! Michael
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Minnesota State Fair: Top 10 places to poop
Because you never know when nature will call, especially when you've eaten a corn dog, carmel apple, corn, cheese curds, falafel, Snickers on a stick...
All photos by Jake Nyberg
The world doesn't need another recap of the newest, weirdest, on-a-stickiest foods at the Minnesota State Fair. At least not from this omnivore. When it comes to fair grub, it's fun to experiment -- to try things for yourself -- to share as many items as you can with as many people as possible. That's the secret to gastronomic success. It's about volume. Trial and error. It isn't rocket science and it sure as hell isn't a fancy tasting dinner with white linens. The fair is a gathering of people, animals, smells and tastes. It gets messy and the mess is part of the adventure.
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This State Fair poster looks like something out of a drug-induced nightmare
Having said that, if there's one part of your State Fair experience that you don't want to experiment with, it's the inevitable (and, often regrettable) trip to the commode. We're not talking about taking a quick whiz. I mean a full-on, legitimate, can't-eat-another-thing-until-I-take-care-of-this bowel movement.
Let's move past the pleasantries and get real here: Everybody poops... and, while we'd all prefer to coax out a championship deuce before leaving for the fair, sometimes you have no choice but to pop a squat at a place that draws more visitors in a single day than almost any event in the world (look it up). But how can you guarantee maximum comfort during an evacuation while surrounded by 200,000 of your closest friends? Don't just head for the first bank of biffies... read on and jot these down. Remember, we're all in this together. The quest for a clean restroom is thankless, but necessary and I did the heavy lifting (or sitting) for you. If you're like me, I think you'll find this list provides a lot more real world value than some deep-fried highlights. You can find those on your own.
10. Main Gate (Dan Patch and Cosgrove)
Tucked just inside the fair's main gate is a brick building with some restrooms. Typically best reserved for a quick number one on your way in or out, these johns were suitable enough when I checked them out. Perhaps because they were just cleaned, or because most folks venture deeper into the fair before a true urge strikes. These toilets are also the closest to the administration buildings -- a clean restroom tactic I employed often in college.
9. Creative Activities Building (Dan Patch and Cosgrove)
On the other side of Dan Patch as you enter the fair is the Creative Activities Building. This bizarre hall-of-homemade features bad scrapbooking, dried out pies and bland pickles that have been awarded with ribbons. If you're nearby and need to perform a "creative activity" of your own, you'll find some quiet, award-winning restrooms in the middle of this shrine to grandparents with too much free time.
8. Giggles Campfire Biffies (Behind Giggles Campfire Grill)
I debated putting any porta-johns on this list because, by definition, they're not a real bathroom. As such, these blue plastic outhouses are generally worth avoiding, save for a standing leak. I included these, though, because they're hidden in a remarkably low-traffic area (which tends to be a common trait of clean shitters). Simply put, few people know about these biffies, so, if nature calls while you're three sips into a S'mores beer at Giggles, just set it down and walk confidently just past the bar to find relief.
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7. Skyride West (West Dan Patch Ave.)
Right behind the deep fried pickle stand near the west Skyride station there's a small little bathroom building that everyone seems to pass. It's not flashy and it can be a little hit or miss, but if you slathered the hot sauce onto those pickles a bit too liberally and you can't make it to the nearby West End (which we'll get to later), these johns are a suitable place for a hurried go.
6. Coliseum (Northeast side nearest Miracle of Birth Center)
For a building filled with horses and horse folk, the Coliseum actually boasts a couple surprisingly tidy lavatories. I surveyed the one on the northeast side nearest the Miracle of Birth center. While a bit outdated, the bowls were spotless and the seats welcoming. This is a winning spot if that Harry Singh's jerk chicken you wolfed down for lunch does a rodeo of its own...
5. Machinery Hill (Randall Ave.)
This newer building is clean and spacious. Nothing special or nostalgic, just plenty of room to find relief between test sits on the farm equipment nearby. Bonus: The stalls and urinals are numbered. I'm not sure why, exactly, but I would assume it comes in handy during a search and rescue operation for a guy fighting a losing battle with four orders of deep fried alligator bites.
4. Carnes Ave. (Near south end of grandstand ramp)
Right next to the DNR building just off Carnes Ave. there's another newer set of restrooms. Again, we're dealing with numbered stalls here. I think another fun use for the numbers would be a reference point for buddies who also need a refreshing pause. "How was that bathroom?" "Not bad, but avoid stall six. Yikes." If you're at the nearby fishing pond, you can "angle" your way to a pit stop here without hesitation.
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3. International Bazaar (Judson Ave.)
The international bazaar plays host to dozens of great musical acts during the fair. It also plays host to some of the cleanest, most plentiful toilet stalls on the grounds. So if you're rocking out to a wicked guitar solo and suddenly feel the need to "cut loose" with a featured performance of your own, rest assured the restrooms at the west side of the bazaar are at least as inviting as any rock and roll green room. Probably more.
2. West End (Far west end of Dan Patch)
These could really have taken the prize for best shitters at the fair. They almost did. Why? Because they're beautiful. The newest on the fairgrounds, this large restroom building (complex?) is the crown jewel of the new West End development (which boasts great beer and food spots, some shops, a museum and kick ass music stage). Head up to the second floor patio at LuLu's and just admire the building from the back balcony. Think about how much it must have cost to build, realize they could have just put up more outhouses instead, and then thank them for caring so much about the kind of world your little turtle head is born into. That's commitment to a quality guest experience, folks.
1. Fine Arts Building (Cosgrove near Randall)
A buddy who worked in sanitation at the fair for years told me about these bathrooms. They're the stuff of squeaky clean legend. I'm not sure if it's because nobody uses them or because art lovers conduct remarkably professional business in the john. Whatever the case, the fine arts building restrooms are consistently the most reliable on the fairgrounds. Hands (or drawers) down. They aren't sexy. They aren't new. They aren't even spacious. They're really just a hygienic anomaly -- an oasis of perfection in a 320 acre minefield where even the best restroom bets can find themselves littered with failed air drops, soggy toilet paper and the colonic wreckage of a thousand food building sprees gone awry.
The Fine Arts building johns are truly a secret -- a secret I hesitated to share. But, if you're reading this, I know you care about a clean, safe place to unload and recharge. We have a shared responsibility to keep these restrooms -- all ten of them -- ready for the next weary traveler. It's on you now. My work here is done. Godspeed.
Note: Jake Nyberg, pictured at left (or above if you're reading this on a mobile device), is a partner at threevolts creative production studio. Follow him on Twitter here.
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