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Ghost in the shell follows section 9, led by the cyborg major Kusanagi as they investigate a very interesting case. The story plays out well, and at no point leaves you bored, although perhaps a little confused, though it is not trippy or intentionally ambiguous like some other anime. The story takes place in a believeable(although perhaps not in the given timeline) scifi world. We see the new technologies and how humans have 'evolved' in the time, and how criminals operate, including new ways crimes can even be comitted. It is worth it to note that the catcher in the rye is referenced quite frequently, and being slightly familiar with it might help enjoyment.
An interesting plot that breaks many cliches fits nicely within this enviornment. So with such a intruiging story, why are points taken off? The disgusting answer is filler. If you purchased the season box set, nearly half of it is filled with horrible, inexusably irrelevant filler. Heck, one FULL disc is even filler. The filler is bad on so many fronts. First of all it's placement is inappropriate, after the story picks up, we are plunged into filler, and to my horror, the producers decided to have the series go between story, and filler(sadly more filler) for the middle portion, before finally returning to just the 'complex' story episodes. I watched it all, regardless, and can safely say only the second episode was a worthwhile filler to watch, simply to acquaint yourself with the characters and on the merit it's not bad. Second the quality of the filler is trash, no development, or really any decent themes are brought to the table. In cowboy bebop the filler which existed throughout the majority of the series was implemented well, however here, they stick out awkwardly and wholly uselessly, like a bad CSI episode. And lastly it breaks up what little character development is taking place, and the story. In other words skip the filler, and get the 8.5 story this should have gotten.
The animation is perfectly suitable, done with the quality of some good movies. Action scenes are handled well, and the new world is etched out in a realistic well illustrated way. It may have been just me, but animation of Complex Episodes did seem better than the standalone, though.
Great opening, ending, and soundtrack. The voice actors of both english and japanese versions are good as well, and they all combine for an overall good experience.
The characters and their development aren't great. For starters, half the main team are not developed AT ALL and are barely in the series except when just standing around to show they exist, and in random scenes where they are doing a generic activity. Even the Main characters aren't touched on much until the end. The antagonists situation is unique, and definetley better than most the other characters. This is probably primarily the fault of all the filler, seeing as there are so few episodes to develop. Either way by the end we do see some emotion, development, and some interesting characters emerge. It's a shame it;s so hit and miss.
Ghost in the shell is an ok anime, and if you skip the filler, a good one. I can't stress it enough, my second time watching it I skipped the filler and it was alot more cohesive and enjoyable. Though nothing profound or particularly impactful is delivered, the series brings forward many good and cool concepts. Even through mostly mediocre characters, Ghost manages to still pull through to a degree in every front, and won't soon be forgotten. If you like Scifi anime, and don't mind a relaxed feel that still is riddled with action, you need to check GIS S.A.C. out!
Nice review, I've been trying to get into Ghost in the Shell lately (after I heard its OST ^^") & your review was really helpful, especially regarding the fillers. I haven't watched a sci-fi futuristic anime in a long time now, this one might be the one.
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A Coney Island firefighter acted as a drug mule and enforcer for a southern Brooklyn cocaine distribution network before he became a city servant, federal prosecutors charged in court papers last week.
Anthony Cilento, 27, was arrested, held without bail and suspended with no pay when his name came up in an ongoing prosecution of a "drugs on demand" service in which customers allegedly received daily deliveries of cocaine.
According to a criminal complaint filed in Brooklyn Federal Court, three men involved in the drug conspiracy — including the ringleader — gave Cilento's name up as they pled guilty to drug possession and distribution charges.
The suspects said that Cilento, who was assigned to Ladder 166, the "Kings of Neptune" located on Neptune Avenue near W. 29th Street, was deeply involved in the drug crew. He allegedly took orders over the phone, stashed narcotics in his home, cut up the cocaine for distribution and even met with drug suppliers, officials said. He also acted as "muscle" when needed, informants told the FBI.
Cilento allegedly used drugs, but stopped when he entered the FDNY academy in 2009.
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A police officer who retired from the NYPD on a disability pension was arrested in May after being linked to the drug crew. John Avvento, who was assigned to the 62nd Precinct in Bensonhurst before leaving the force, allegedly used to ride with drug couriers in case they were stopped by police and, on at least one occasion, provided drug dealers with police equipment before they raided a competitor's cocaine den.
A Homecrest synagogue is suing an insurance company that refused to make a big payout that would have helped the house of worship recoup from a devastating storm — but the insurance company is pushing to get the suit tossed, claiming that its insurance contract with the shul covered acts of God, but not poor building maintenance.
Members of Congregation L'Avraham on E. 17th Street between Avenues R and S filed their suit against Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company back on October, 2011, demanding more than $179,000 from Nationwide for denying a claim issued in 2008, when the synagogue was left water damaged after a storm.
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The congregation disputed Nationwide's findings and sued, but the insurance company filed for a summery judgement, hoping that Judge Francois Rivera would dismiss the suit after reviewing the evaluator's findings. It's clear in the insurance contract that it would normally pay for storm damage unless "the structure first sustained damage from a loss of its roof which the [weather] enters."
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I'm totally ok with the sound of my E3c though after U5Pro they seem a little bland and I have to crank them up on my iPhone4 to get better detail and separation. So among cans I listed above (or others <$150) which ones you'll suggest that are at least no worse than E3c? As you've already guessed I'm no fan of too analytical and bright sound. I'll be using cans mostly in a gym listening mostly to classic rock so low microphonics, durability and non tangling cabling are important.


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Dino Felipe and Nick Forte bring their respective geektronica pedigrees to Shaggy Black. The hyperactive Felipe is known in these parts as a solo artist and one-half of the freestyle/electro throwback Finesse and Runway, and counts himself part of other obscure combos such as Fukktron and Old Bombs. Like Felipe, the Brooklyn-based Forte (a onetime member of Christmas Decorations) records for Schematic; that label's co-owners, Romulo del Castillo and Josh Kay, encouraged the two to work together, leading to this bristling collaboration on the Brooklyn imprint Soft Abuse.
Judging from prior recordings, Felipe takes processed computerizations to the extreme, programming fried tracks that burn like an Eddie Van Halen solo, while Forte juts his flights of fancy with warm, Eno-like ambiance. The duo's complementary sensibilities yield a disc slightly more accessible than the average IDM affair. "Serafoam" is just that, a searing piece of instrumental fluff that stings like lye as it soothes and cleans. "Anteater," which features live drums from Charles Burst (who also plays in Brooklyn rock band the Occasion), approaches the free jazz of late-period John Coltrane in its frenzied, sped-up mind games.
Experimental electronic discs frequently leave their listeners in studied awe (as was the case with a complimentary review of Shaggy Black in the Village Voice last month). But several years after the prime of Aphex Twin, it's something of an established genre. Felipe and Forte don't reinvent the wheel on Shaggy Black, but they successfully work through a feverishly inspired exercise.
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Transfer the saffron liquid to a mixing bowl and stir in the vanilla extract, honey, Marsala or sherry and orange juice.
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Add the fruit to the saffron and vanilla marinade as you prepare it. Peel the bananas and cut them into bite-sized chunks. Pick the grapes from their stalks and add them whole to the marinade. Peel the papaya, remove the seeds and cut into bite-sized chunks. Peel the kiwi fruit and quarter it lengthways. Peel the Ugli fruit, removing all the white pith, and cut out the segments from between the membranes. Stir the fruit in the marinade. If time permits, cover the bowl tightly with cling film and leave the fruit to marinate for 1 hour before cooking.
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Stoke keeper Thomas Sorensen has defended himself against accusations that he moves before a penalty is taken after notching up another spot-kick success.
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The Denmark international has a brilliant recent record with penalties - saving one in each of his last three league matches against Portsmouth, Arsenal and now Wigan - to make it five out of the last six in total.
Explaining his success, he believes a keeper must give himself an edge over the penalty-taker and he is unrepentant about claims that he moves off his line, saying all keepers do.
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The open floor plan connects the spacious family room with the fully-equipped kitchen. Energy efficient appliances, walk-in pantry, large kitchen island. Master retreat features a well-appointed private master bath with a separate shower, a dual sink vanity, a garden tub and large walk-in closet. Additional highlights of this gorgeous home include three guest bedrooms, an additional full bath, a large laundry room, spacious basement, an attached two car garage and a covered back porch.
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In much of the world, ZTE is better known as a maker of telecom networking equipment and data cards than cellphones. But research firm iSuppli says the Shenzhen-based technology company shipped enough phones during the last quarter to break into the top group of handset makers, displacing
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ZTE's success came at
The shifting ranks could be a sign of ZTE's growing clout in the cellphone market. The company says it shipped a record 40 million handsets in 2009. Some of the phones went to Europe, North America and Japan in partnerships with operators like
Motorola's drop could also be a reflection of the company's ongoing travails. An emphasis on costly smart phones has curbed Motorola's overall shipments.
ISuppli analyst Tina Teng, who calculated the ranking, says most of ZTE's gains likely came from outside these established markets. She attributes the company's recent growth to sales in its home country of China as well as India, the Middle East and Eastern Europe. "It's a very dynamic [industry]," she adds. "It might be a different story [next quarter]."
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Coolgecko8 3 years ago#11
Jake is overall good except for chapter 2
Chris is good except for Chapter 3 and 5 (but the opening cutscene to chapter 5 is by far my favorite in the whole game)
I only really liked Chapter 1 and 2 of Ada. But I haven't played any Ada campaign for a while, I might replay it today actually
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Don't know how you think Chris feels out of character. He's always been a hot head who does first and thinks later.
It completely degraded his character growth throughout the series. This last attempt to challenge him in the story was a complete hack, not to mention downright insulting to the fans who have been following his growth throughout the series.
It was time for capcom to retire his character and they decided to milk him instead.
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Silent Sniper IV (Topic Creator)3 years ago#13
I finished it today, here's my opinions:
Leon: Worst gameplay, best atmosphere. The amount of QTE nonsense was terrible, and the mine/crypt sections were pretty bad.
Christ: Best gameplay, worst story
Sherry: Somewhere in the middle between chris and leon, but since roughly 3/4 of her story was revealed in the chris/leon campaigns, it felt pointless.
Ada: Story felt dumb, gameplay was ok, but overall interesting.
Overall, I wasn't a big fan of this installment. I think it's about time for a franchise reboot. Here's hoping revelations is better. Lord knows operation racoon city wasn't :V
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I think the total opposite as you. I thought Leon's gameplay was the best because the zombies were more fun than J'avo, and Chris' story was the best with the strongest ending.
Silent Sniper IV (Topic Creator)3 years ago#15
My problem with leons was pacing and QTEs. I absolutely hate QTEs and they were everywhere and ridiculous. Mash A 100x to escape big fish. Alternate LT RT to climb. Pilot the helicopter with QTEs, and so on. Instant buzzkill for me. The other problem with leons is that it spent too much time slowly walking around doing nothing (1-1) and solving inane puzzles. It just felt like a mishmash of everything that annoyed the hell out of me.
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masked_yazoo 3 years ago#16
Sherry: Somewhere in the middle between chris and leon, but since roughly 3/4 of her story was revealed in the chris/leon campaigns, it felt pointless.
You didn't play as Jake? Oh c'mon Dude, you are missing a lot of things.
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Sherry's pretty cool. She has that unique stun stick.
Reinez0001 3 years ago#18
I thought Leon's campaign was the worst out of all of them. The storyline was so cliche and boring - not to mention half the boss fights in it are against the same person. After that I was pleasantly surprised by Chris's campaign - the enemies were more fun to kill and the storyline was more interesting.
As for Jake I'd say the campaign in that is... satisfactory. And Ada's campaign is a blast.
NocturneD85 3 years ago#19
Leon's was best for me but then it goes downhill once I'm halfway through Chris's but still okay, same with Jakes, Ada is a mixed bag.
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Leon > Chris > Sherry/Ada. None of them were particularly interesting or enjoyable. I thought Resident Evil 4 was a blast and is one of my favorite games of all time. 5 was forgettable. 6 was garbage. I didn't even want to finish it, I forced myself hoping it would get better. It did not. The most egregious part were the overlapping stories that forced me to play the same (boring) gameplay segments over and over (with little variation).
The entire series has become so convoluted, stupid and pointless that it either needs to be rebooted (in a major way) or just die off. I've played almost every RE game to date and have been a huge fan of the series for over a decade, but the last two installment were garbage. I played revelations on the 3DS and found it to be pretty meh. Boring environment, boring, dumb new strain of virus, boring new enemies, uninspired direction and design...just bleh. I actually enjoyed RE:ORC more so than anything else released in the past 8 years. While the gameplay was a major diversion from classic RE gameplay it at least brought everything else back to basics.
There was a city, with zombies, who were in much need of some ass kicking. Not 10 different viruses made by 5 different corporation headed by new forgettable antagonists with retarded motives.
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The Henry County boys and girls basketball teams put on a show for their fans Thursday night at the third annual Meet the Wildcats introductory scrimmage.
The night featured the introduction of not only the teams, but also a brand new video board hanging on the west wall of Roy L. Winchester gymnasium.
The screen was used as part of the introduction of the players and to help get the Wildcat faithful fired up for the upcoming season.
Henry County High School Athletic Director Jon Kasten has instituted a new community outreach program for all Wildcat sports teams this year.
"The idea is to give back to the community because they give us so much," Kasten said. "Just go up to the football field and see all the help the community has given us. It's the same with basketball and other sports. So we want to give back."
Many of the teams are still in the planning stages for their programs but some of the teams have already helped out.
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Shredded bark on saplings, fresh scrapes along old logging trails and trail camera snapshots of passing bucks are encouraging signs that deer activity is picking up across Kentucky and just in time.
The statewide modern firearm deer season opened Saturday. Arguably the most widely anticipated of the fall hunting opportunities, it's structured to coincide with the peak of fall breeding, known as the rut.
As one unbeaten team after another fell on Saturday, the talking heads began to make excuses as to why the University of Louisville football team should be left out of the college football playoff.
Some said it was because they had lost to Clemson, therefore Clemson should still be ahead of them.
None of them ever mentioned the interference call that wasn't called that prevented another Louisville touchdown that would have helped them beat Clemson.
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The Eminence Warriors basketball teams will host their annual Warrior Madness this Friday, Nov. 18.
The girls' team will scrimmage at 6 p.m. with the boys' team immediately following.
There will be door prizes and other activities for kids during intermissions.
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The Henry County boys' basketball team will host Meet the Wildcats this Thursday, Nov. 17.
Here is a look back at the highlights of the 2016 fall sports season for Henry County teams.
Hadden finishes tied for 15th at state golf tournament
Henry County High School freshman Alex Hadden nearly won a regional championship the week before when he finished tied for first after 18 holes and then lost to a birdie by Ryle's Ryan Clements.
Three Henry County Lady Cat cross country runners competed in the state meet held at the Kentucky Horse Park Saturday.
Senior Lilly Golden, junior Sydney Amyx and freshman Leanna Hawkins ran in the Class AA race and had good times on day when conditions were just about perfect.
Hawkins finished first among the Lady Cats in a personal best time of 23:26.
The Eminence Warriors traveled to Beechwood High School Friday night to take on the Class A powerhouse in the first round of the high school football playoffs and came away short of the Tigers by the score of 56-6.
The Warriors had trouble early in the game holding onto the football, which gave the Tigers' high-powered offense a short field on multiple occasions. The Tigers took advantage by converting four turnovers into touchdowns while sprinting out to a 35-0 lead after one period of play.
When looking back and assessing the just completed fall sports season, it would be easy to be pessimistic about the local high school sports scene. There weren't many wins for the teams in the major sports and just a few individuals in the minor sports achieved the ultimate goal of reaching the state level of competition.
But when you look at the rosters of these teams, you realize that the promise of some pretty exciting times could be ahead for our local fall sports teams.
The Eminence Warriors volleyball team had a difficult task ahead of them when they traveled to Shelbyville Oct. 25 to take on host Collins High School in the first round of the Eighth Region tournament.
Collins came into the match with a record of 25-9 and had defeated the Warriors 25-7, 25-11 earlier in the season.
But the Warriors came out and made a statement early on as they jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first set on kills by Madison Sweeney and Keliegh Byers.
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Tight rhyming pattern Nix, well conceived, I like it.
I don't know how you put stuff like this in words?
I held my breath since the 2nd verse... And then read it again... It's beautiful and sad all at the same time...
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I like this Nixie, the sense of inevitability, of being out of control and the depth, despair and joy blend of falling in love.
You`re so talented. I don`t know how you do it. Honeslty, i think this is my favorite so far. So heart felt, it makes me wanna cry ( I know I know I`m a big baby, lol) LOVED it. Keep them comming lovely.
Another great poem.....you have got the talent...great write....Take care Juliet
really interesting ! Nixie you are in a constant metamorphosis , i just would like to know when this butterfly will come out from the cocoon. Beautiful as always .
Wow! You always blow me away with how much you can say and express in so few words. I could feel myself standing at a precipice not wanting to go in but pushing my way ahead anyway!
Aw thank you, what a lovely comment. I guess, or at least with me, the heart controls everything and it would quiet happily push you in until your head was under and you were reaching for air. Oh, now here's a thought - maybe it's like cake, you say no and then someone offers you a taste and you say, hmm yum, I want more so you have a thin slice. But that isn't enough so you have more and before you know it half the cake is gone! lol I really do talk to much huh? :)
Thanks again ~ Nixie
Who knows when this phase will die out... With any luck it won't as poetry like this is inspiration worthy. You always seem to put feelings into writing so easily. :-)
Aw, shucks, thanks. I find poetry so much easier than a full on story, but I enjoy the story more. It's hard to say where it comes from, but I've been writing songs since I was about 11 (even though it was a cheap 30 inch keyboard lol) which is often poetic, so maybe I've been doing it a while. Who knows? Thanks a lot matey! Smiles all round! :) ~ Nixie
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* Salt Water Pool & Spa with Sunny Southwest Exposure
* Pool and Spa Heat is Complimentary, There is No Extra Charge
* Outdoor Dining & Entertainment Area with Complimentary Gas Grill
* Upgraded Patio Furniture with Seating for 6 Plus 5 Lounge Chairs
* Luxury Linen Package with Super-Soft Sheets and Plush Towels
* Corner Bend Lot with Enhanced Feeling of Space and Privacy
* Owners Committed to Providing the Best Vacation Experience Possible
Welcome to Villa Sonrisa, our luxurious vacation home located right in the middle of all the Central Florida magic. Our home is just 2 miles from Walt Disney World property in the 24 hour guard-gated resort community of Windsor Hills. This is the premier vacation home destination in the Orlando area, featuring resort amenities such as a private movie theater, exercise center, lagoon-style zero-entry pool with water slide, fountains, tennis courts, basketball, a putting green, volleyball and children's playgrounds.
The floor plan of this particular home offers privacy for each of the 5 bedrooms as they all have their own full bath -- three are king master suites, one is a queen bedroom and there's also an adorable twin/twin room for the kids. Every bedroom features it's own flat screen HDTV. Everyone will enjoy the open living area with a big 55' HDTV that is Chromecast enabled so you can stream all your favorites from Netflix, HBO GO, YouTube, and more. There's also a Blu-Ray/DVD combo player, Xbox 360 with Kinect, and CD stereo system in the entertainment center.
The fully screened private pool and spa area features a sunny Southwestern exposure. Our shaded outdoor entertainment area, with upgraded dining furniture, twin overhead fans, and a propane BBQ grill (complimentary), makes for the perfect place to lounge or dine. The pool itself is one of the luxurious new salt water pools you've read about -- much gentler on your skin, eyes, and swimwear than a typical chlorine-based pool. There's a spill-over spa for soaking in after a long day at the parks and, of course, our signature water basketball game that the whole family will enjoy.
The real fun begins in Villa Sonrisa's air conditioned and fully finished game room featuring: pool table with 9 ball and snooker balls, pinball, bubble hockey, 60-in-1 stand-up video game machine, electronic darts, TV, desktop computer, and a comfortable lounger and pub table. Of course, the home also includes complimentary high speed WiFi internet service throughout. No charge for Pool Heat or BBQ Propane. 7 Night stays are discounted to exclude the cleaning fees. 5 Night minimum stay.
We are the Haupt family from Orange County, California.
James and Juli Haupt purchased this house in 2014
We stayed at Windsor Hills ourselves and fell in love with the value, amenities, and unparalleled proximity to the Disney World property. After staying just one night, we knew we would one day become owners. Now our 'wish upon a star' has come true and we get to share our love of this exceptional vacation experience with all of you.
We were very patient in our search for just the right home and it paid off. This particular house had the perfect combination of open floor plan, luxurious appointments, and air conditioned/fully furnished game room -- when we saw the sunny south-west facing pool orientation it really sealed the deal. One added bonus, this house being a corner unit it provides a feeling space and privacy that most other homes in the Windsor complex can't match.
We had a amazing vacation...We had 5 of us staying in the house 3 adults & 2 boys ages 14 & 18 which spent most of the time either in the game room or in the pool/hot tub. The kitchen is fully stocked with dishes, cups, pans, blender, 2 coffee pots (Regular & Keurig) ETC... The house is very close to all the Parks & Malls. Juli has a book at the door which gives you directions to all major theme parks and other attractions. We had plenty of privacy while we sat outside in the hot tub each night (SO RELAXING). I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this house if you are looking for a AMAZING family vacation..
The house was as wonderful as pictured! We also enjoyed the huge playground at the end of the street.
I have been using this site for several years because each experience I have is always positive. The stress continues. This house was absolutely perfect for the needs of 7 adults and two children. The pool, spa and game room were perfect during down times. The bedrooms were perfectly situated and well appointed. The house is beautiful and the management responsive to our needs. For example, we had a dying battery in the pool alarm which chirped every 7 seconds. Loudly. We needed a screw driver to fix it but management dispatched someone immediately to fix it. Same with a problem with the cable. Also notable. Location. We made it to Disney parks in about 10 minutes. It is close to all of them. Near supermarkets and restaurants as well. In all. Most bang for the buck in a beautiful place. Highly recommended to anyone looking to stay somewhere amazing with a family. Disney can keep the towels folded into ears. We have our place to stay in the future.
This house really did live up to its description. We have rented at Windsor Hills before, and this was truly the best house we have stayed in. Clean, well maintained, and with everything you could possibly need. Plenty of towels and pool towels, an abundance of dishes, glasses, and plenty of pots and pans so that you could cook entire meals if you wanted to. The game room was the hit of the house and kept 2 boys ages 9 & 13 busy anytime we were not at the parks. And the heated spa was a real bonus for the adults. I would recommend this house to anyone.
This was our 4th visit to Windsor Hills and this was the best house yet! This home has everything you could need and then some. They have all appliances that you would ever need on vacation -- actually more than I have in my own home. We did not do much cooking, but there were plenty of pots, pans, utensils, etc. There is even a Keurig machine + coffee maker. There are plenty of pool toys, along with a basketball hoop and the pool is South facing, so lots of sun. The game room is one of the highlights of this home as my girls absolutely loved the full size pinball machine and arcade game. We spent many evenings in the game room.
Juli Haupt (owner) could not have been more helpful with all my questions. She provides lots of tips and suggestions to make your trip to Orlando the best ever. There are lots of restaurants close to Windsor Hills and it is literally minutes to Disney and only about 20 minutes to Universal. Windsor Hills is a gated community and this home is one of the tops in the neighborhood. If you have looked at a gazillion properties like I did, you can stop now -- you won't be disappointed with staying at the Haupt's home.
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We have 5 children & this was our first summer vacation in FL. For months, countless hours were spent looking on the Internet for the perfect fit for our family. We were not familiar with Orlando or the surrounding areas. When we came across this home, the game room caught our attention as well as the amount of positive reviews from others. When we contacted Juli via email she was very helpful and extremely informative! On top of chosing a vaca house, we were also planning our 1st trip to Disney (which can be very overwhelming!!) Juli was quick to respond and she went above and beyond providing a vacation home. She provided us with very useful tips regarding Disney including websites to visit and detailed park information. The home is exactly how the pictures look & then some. The game room was a huge hit! The pool & hot tub were clean, perfect size, provided many pool toys and due to the location of the back yard....during day & eve hours we never saw others at either homes next door. The home was very clean, spacious & provided everything a family needs while on vacation! The Windsor Hills clubhouse and community pool is beautiful & kids loved the large tube slide. The security personnel at the front gates are also very friendly as well as helpful. The location was great..less than 10 min away from Disney. Many grocery stores, restaurants & shopping plazas near as well. (Super Target 10 min away. Walmart & Publix 20 min) We loved it so much-we are hoping to stay there again next summer!
The location doesn't get any better than this. Less than two miles from Walt Disney World, with countless other attractions, entertainment, restaurants and golf just minutes away. If you want the ultimate Orlando vacation home experience look no further.
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At 4.40pm on 21 October 1977, my mother died. I was 13 and the door slammed on my life as I knew it. The only two people who didn't know she had cancer were she and I, so thinking back, it's strange that when I heard my father say on the phone, "What time did it happen?" I knew exactly what it meant.
I'm 46 now and more than three decades have passed, but I've been thinking about it a lot lately. My own children are around the age that I was when it happened, and it's sparked some unexpected feelings and, in turn, a kind of reassessment of the effect her death has had on my life. My daughter is 16 and at college, and by all accounts pretty mature. But my son is 14 and daft as a brush, just as he should be, and as I was. If he'd lost me or his mother in the past year or two, I wonder how on earth he'd have coped. I have also started to wonder if I coped as well as I used to feel I did.
I have two sisters, both quite a bit older than me. The moment we learnt of my mum's death, the younger of the two came up to me on the settee and just burst into tears. I did, too. For about 10 minutes, we stayed that way – sitting and crying. It sounds funny, but I didn't ask what she'd died of. My mum was dead and everything else, including how it happened, didn't matter. Even an hour and a half later, when my auntie mentioned the word "cancer", I didn't take much notice. I was so stunned by the very fact that she was gone that for five or six hours, I never moved from my position on the sofa. I just sat there while various relatives came and went.
In those days, funerals were considered by many not to be occasions for children. When my great-grandfather had died three years previously, there was no question of my going to his. But I was allowed to my mother's and while I'm very glad of it, I wish I hadn't seen my mum in the coffin. My sister persuaded me to and I don't blame her at all. It's just that ever since, I've had an image in my head I don't want. To this day, the smell of flowers en masse takes me right back to that moment.
Something else unexpectedly horrible stands out in my head from that day. As we went past the high school, some kids took the mickey out of the funeral march. I remember thinking, "You're safe and going home to your parents tonight and I'm not." I wonder, thinking back, if that's when I stopped being a kid.
I had a week off school, during which time my mates were great. But after that, there was this kind of expectation – not only from them, but from everyone else outside the family – just to get on. At home, my dad was great – he brought us up and could not have done a more wonderful job. All our family supported each other and talked about my mum regularly, keeping alive all my memories of my mum that I still have – her laugh, her smell, the evening gown she wore to go and see Shirley Bassey live, and lots, lots more.
But there was so much going on inside my head that I didn't say and probably couldn't make sense of. At school, in particular, every time the word "mother" was mentioned, my stomach turned over. Don't get me wrong, I didn't become a wreck, and I feel a bit self-indulgent even writing all this. It's just that looking back, I realise just how isolated I was in my grief. I felt I was the only person in the world this had happened to and actually, in my world, where everyone else had a mum, I was.
It didn't help that I thought I'd killed her. Every year, we had a holiday in September and the year she died, we were due to spend it at Butlin's. I begged her and begged her to come out of hospital for it, otherwise I knew we couldn't go. She was so thin, but she did it. Maybe, although she didn't know exactly what was wrong with her, she sensed it might be our last family holiday, and maybe I'd do the same under the same circumstances. But for a long time, I felt responsible for her death and at times was hysterical about it.
As the years went on and I started to grow up, the raw emotions inevitably faded. At least, that's what I used to say. But the truth is that even now, I can't bear to discuss or think about what my mum might have felt or said in the days up to her death. Having not known about her cancer, she would have been as mystified as I was.
She must have known she was ill. She'd been unwell for as long as 12 to 18 months. I'd watched the whole of Wimbledon in hospital the year she died. And I can remember one day, when she was at home cleaning the house, she suddenly burst into tears. She came and sat next to me on the sofa and said, "I don't think I'll ever get better." But she never knew it was cancer.
It probably sounds melodramatic, but I'm also sometimes struck by the grief I feel about not knowing my mum in adulthood. It's almost like a whole new area of mourning I've begun to feel. My uncles will often talk about my mum as a fellow adult – rather than a mum – and I find it surprisingly hard to listen to. Such conversations provide a valuable insight and I love that, but another part of me can't help feeling jealous that I don't have any such memories. If any of my friends have a go at their mothers, I still find myself thinking, "What are you doing? You're so lucky to have a mum."
Have I spent the rest of my life looking for some mother figure? Am I deficient as a person because of the loss I had as a child? These are questions I now think about too. I still go through life expecting the worst. All my friends tell me this. I'm not risk-averse, but practically every day, I think something is going to go wrong and when it doesn't, I have a sense of relief. I'm a season ticket holder at Burnley and every time I go, I think we'll lose. But then again, if you think about it, to me, my mother's death was very sudden and unexpected.
I wonder if any of this explains why I can't stand the thought of offending anyone or of anyone feeling ill will towards me. If I text someone and the last text isn't completely fine, I need to clarify it, otherwise I can't sleep. Then there's my "Why me?" response. If anything bad happens, that's my instant reaction. It's only for a split second – I soon realise whatever it is that's happened probably affects my family or others and they become my priority, but that's my first instinctive feeling.
On the one hand, analysing all this feels rather egocentric. But on the other, I've been struck by how much of my approach to life, the decisions I make and the reactions I have are tied up with my mum's death, even though it happened such a long time ago. The ripples, I have begun to see, are unlikely ever to end.
It may be no coincidence that my wife also lost a parent as a child, her father, and, having both gone through it, I know we are both determined to make sure our children have a life as worry-free and happy as possible. All parents say that, of course, but I know that every moment our children are smiling – most of the time, luckily for us – we are grateful they are not going through what we did.
As well as presenting on Five Live, I'm the sports correspondent on North West Tonight. Whenever I'm there, sitting on the sofa waiting for my slot and listening to the news, I dread hearing about the death of parents. My first thought is always to their children.
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Shortly after Apollo 11, Wernher von Braun, one of the fathers of rocket science, proposed that we develop a reusable Nuclear Thermal Propulsion (NTP) rocket to colonize the Moon. Today, NASA engineers are still struggling to pick up where he left off. An interesting technical report that NASA prepared for the Space 2013 Conference and Exposition has recently been released. In it, we can find some of the latest, and oldest, ideas for a NASA-made nuclear thermal rocket that would take us back to the Moon.
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to look out the window of a spacecraft that's returning to Earth? Well, wonder no more: NASA has released some video footage captured out of the windows of the Orion capsule as it returned to Earth during its test flight a couple of weeks ago. Yes, it's sensational.
On Friday, December 19, SpaceX will attempt one of the most exciting maneuvers in the entire history of space travel: The first stage of the Falcon 9 rocket will try to land on a giant platform in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Usually, the first stage just falls into the ocean, never to be used again; in this case, if the soft landing is successful, the rocket can be reused, massively cutting the costs of space launches.
NASA's Curiosity rover has found the strongest signs yet that the surface of Mars, roughly 4 billion years ago, had conditions that would've been almost ideal for the genesis of life. NASA says that Curiosity has found evidence to suggest that Gale Crater was once filled with lakes, rivers, and deltas that contained water for tens of millions of years — long enough that some small organisms could have emerged.
During the launch and flight of Orion, the various video feeds and photos — though amazing and live — were fairly grainy and low-resolution. Now, a few days later, we have fantastic footage from the launch of Orion and the Delta IV Heavy, the Earth as seen by Orion during its orbits, and a video feed from a US Navy ship of NASA's new capsule hurtling through the atmosphere and then splashing down gently in the Pacific Ocean.
At 7:05am Eastern time (12:05pm UK time) this morning, NASA's Orion spacecraft will launch from Cape Canaveral in Florida. This will be the first test flight for Orion, which will ultimately take NASA astronauts to Mars. Below, you can watch a live video feed of the launch — and trust me, with the Delta IV Heavy being one of the most powerful rockets ever built, you will want to watch this launch.
Early tomorrow morning, Thursday December 4, NASA is scheduled to perform the first test flight of the new Orion spacecraft. The entirety of NASA's human space exploration plan hinges on Orion — if the series of test launches go off without a hitch, Orion, eventually powered by the massive new Space Launch System rocket, will land humans on an asteroid in 2025, and then Mars around 2030. But first, let's discuss the first test launch taking place tomorrow morning.
NASA takes a giant leap toward more flexible long-term missions with the successful test of a 3D printer on the ISS. Future astronauts may be able to simply print replacement parts on-demand.
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Sadly, even space agencies with budgets of tens of billions of dollars are not immune to the pathetically lacking longevity of batteries. The Philae lander has landed in an awkward position where its solar panels can't see the Sun, and thus its battery reserves are quickly running down. The European Space Agency will now try a series of heroic measures to try and keep Philae alive, but there's the regretful possibility that Friday night — tonight — will be the last time we hear from the probe.
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The oil giant BP announced its first annual loss for nearly two decades yesterday, dragged down by a whopping $41bn (£25bn) charge to pay for the Gulf of Mexico disaster last summer which unleashed the worst offshore oil spill in history.
Despite fourth-quarter profits of $4.4bn, the company recorded an annual loss of $4.6bn, compared with profits of $14bn in 2009. But BP was keen to stress its confidence in its financial future, reporting underlying earnings of $20.5bn and reinstating the dividend at 7 cents per share, about half its level before it was axed to help meet the slick clean-up costs. The company also announced plans to sell two US refineries, at Texas City and Carson, to concentrate on more competitive assets at Whiting, Toledo and Cherry Point.
But of greater significance than either the black hole in the company's finances or the decision to halve its North American refinery capacity, or even the reinstatement of the dividend, was the vision of the future set out by the newly installed chief executive, Bob Dudley.
BP faced nothing short of an existential crisis in the aftermath of the Deepwater Horizon explosion last April, which left 11 people dead, vast swaths of US coastal waters polluted, and the company's reputation in ruins. BP stock dropped to well below half its pre-spill value. Mr Dudley's predecessor, Tony Hayward, was forced out of his job after a series of PR gaffes left him as public enemy number one in America. And there were questions about whether BP had a future in the Gulf of Mexico at all, let alone other environmentally sensitive regions such as Alaska or the Canadian tar sands.
When Mr Dudley took over in October, the priority was to improve the company's safety procedures. And there is every suggestion that Mark Bly, the man appointed to lead the charge, is making progress. The company has suspended operations at several rigs around the world in recent months in response to newly stringent safety rules.
But there were also longer-term questions about the future of the company. Mr Dudley laid out unequivocal answers yesterday. BP will stick to its core strength: exploring and drilling for oil. The company is to double its exploration investment in the coming years, focusing on either giant or technically challenging fields and selling out of areas which no longer fit the more focused portfolio profile. Of crucial importance will be partnership arrangements with national oil companies. Notwithstanding the row that has blown up with BP's Russian joint venture TNK-BP (see panel, below), the $10bn share-swap deal with Rosneft to explore the Arctic's Kara Sea is the first of many.
Mr Dudley was clear yesterday that the company would not be cowed by the Deepwater Horizon tragedy, but must put it to use. "After the Gulf of Mexico we had the choice of stepping back, of losing confidence in our ability to operate with these technologies and in these conditions," he said. "But we don't think that is the right thing: it would be irresponsible of us not to take the lessons and change the company to the core, and then take that around the world and help change the global industry."
He was also unforgiving in his analysis of what options are available to international oil majors in a world where just 9 per cent of reserves are outside the grip of national companies, compared with 90 per cent 30 years ago. "The role of an international oil company like BP is the technology and know-how at the more difficult ends of the spectrum, working with the national oil companies," Mr Dudley said. "If it cannot do that, it probably doesn't have a future."
Hence Mr Dudley's plans for BP. The company remains committed to its renewables portfolio, and to refinery assets it is keen to expand in fast-growing Asian economies such as China and India. But the upstream division is the core of the smaller, more flexible BP that will emerge from the $30bn divestment programme set in train to raise money to pay for the Gulf of Mexico spill. The company made final investment decisions on 15 projects last year, including several in the North Sea, Angola and Azerbaijan.
Such a rate of activity is not going to stop. Out of a total capital expenditure of $20bn planned for 2011, some three-quarters of it will be spent in the upstream business. And the group has an ambitious programme for 32 new projects by 2016, contributing 1 million barrels per day to production levels and entering new provinces such as Libya, the South China Sea and the Arctic.
Unsurprisingly, Mr Dudley gave no ground on the issue of blame for the Gulf of Mexico spill yesterday. Although BP has put aside a "satisfactory" $41bn pot to cover all potential costs, Mr Dudley stressed again that BP was not grossly negligent, and also that it expects to recover at least "a portion" of the costs from its partners in the Deepwater Horizon rig. It is not yet clear how successful it will be, and Mr Dudley admitted that although the company has sent out $6bn in bills so far, none has yet been paid. "They are not responding, but we will continue to bill," he said.
The sale of the Texas City refinery – which has already raised inquiries from potential buyers and BP hopes will be completed in 2012 – will draw a final line under the 2005 fire which claimed 15 lives and wreaked untold reputational damage on the company's ill-starred US business. But Mr Dudley made clear that the decision to cut back refinery capacity was purely commercial, getting rid of inflexible or non-core assets to leave the company's portfolio "although smaller... competitively advantaged". The move in no way constitutes a pulling back from the US market, he said. "We have no intention to spin off the US operations. We are utterly committed to doing business in the US: it is a good business, with good prospects."
Investors responded positively to the slew of news from BP yesterday, sending the shares up by 1.27 per cent to 491p despite the losses overshadowing the reinstated dividend. BP stock is still some way from the 640p-plus before the Gulf of Mexico tragedy, but the company has now set out how it plans to get back there.
The Russian problem: Court pauses Rosneft deal in AAR row
BP's Russian partners have successfully stalled the British oil major's plans for a $10bn (£6.2bn) tie-up with Kremlin-owned rival Rosneft.
The High Court in London yesterday granted an injunction filed by Alfa-Access-Renova (AAR), the consortium that shares TNK-BP 50/50 with BP, claiming that the Rosneft deal violates the joint venture's shareholder agreement. AAR's four billionaire members claim that the agreement stipulates that any activities in Russia must be through TNK-BP, or the company must at least have the opportunity to participate.
Bob Dudley, BP's chief executive, downplayed the spat yesterday, repeatedly saying he expects a "business solution". He also said, before the injunction was granted, that it would make little difference because the Rosneft negotiations were already on hold pending arbitration between BP and AAR.
When the court decision was reached, later in the day, BP made a formal announcement of plans for arbitration proceedings, with a view to settling the issues raised by 25 February.
Mr Dudley claimed that the details of the Rosneft deal were not shared with TNK-BP earlier because of the market-sensitive nature of the deal, which includes a $5bn share swap and plans to explore the Arctic South Kara Sea.
Since the issue blew up last week, BP has shared all the relevant papers with its Russian partner, and is keen for a resolution, he said.
Mr Dudley made a side-swipe at AAR over the consortium's decision at the start of the week to vote down TNK-BP's proposed $1.8bn special dividend at the shareholder meeting later this month. "I note that two weeks ago, it was AAR that proposed the special dividend, not us," he said. "If they don't want to do the dividend, we're fine with that."
But Mr Dudley also gave a hint of a possible compromise, not ruling out either a financial settlement or a deal giving TNK-BP a slice of the controversial deal. "It is possible that TNK could be involved in the deal with Rosneft," he said. "We wouldn't be opposed to that."
Mr Dudley has long experience of AAR. As chief executive of TNK-BP he was harassed into hiding in 2008 in a row over governance at the company. Leaked documents from the WikiLeaks website yesterday suggested that Mr Dudley blamed the campaign on Russia's Deputy Prime Minister, Igor Sechin, who also happens to be the Rosneft chairman and a key architect of the latest BP tie-up.
Mr Dudley shrugged off the claims yesterday, saying he was not certain they were accurate. "BP has been operating in Russia for 20 years and the TNK-BP venture has moved along really well since 2008," he said.
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On Monday, Sept. 20, NBC premieres the action thriller "Chase," which features Jesse Metcalfe ("Desperate Housewives") as Luke Watson, the newest member of the U.S. Marshals Service's Houston Enforcement & Apprehension Task Force (H.E.A.T.).
"He comes from an affluent family," says Metcalfe of Watson, "and his father's somewhat of a political bigshot, although I don't know specifically what he does. That's why Luke joined the U.S. Marshals Service, to make his father proud, to prove himself to his father, to get out from under his father's shadow."
But before "Chase" launches, fans can see Metcalfe leave politics behind for very different reasons in the Hallmark Channel movie "Fairfield Road," premiering Saturday, Sept. 11.
"I play a character named Noah McManus," Metcalfe says. "He's a political aide to the mayor of Boston. He's very ambitious and also very idealistic, which doesn't survive too well. Quickly, he becomes disenchanted with working for with the mayor of Boston, because she's deviated from her core values that made him want to work for her.
"All basically in a day, he interviews to be the new legislative director for a senator in Washington, D.C., but that opportunity falls through because the senator is accepting illegal campaign contributions, so he no longer has a job.
"And this same day, he also finds out that his fiancee has been cheating on him. So he loses everything."
McManus heads to the small Cape Cod town of Harpswell, where he had intended to propose, to pick up the engagement ring he had sent to a bed-and-breakfast there. He winds up having to stay the night, and something unexpected happens (OK, maybe it's not THAT unexpected, since it's a Hallmark movie).
"He falls in love with the town and gets into the community politics," says Metcalfe. "It's basically a story about finding yourself, finding what's really important to you. It's about small-town values and politics.
"It's a very strong reminder to maintain your ethics."
Asked if he looks in the mirror and wonders why he got hired for two roles connected to politics, Metcalfe laughs.
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Francesco Bardi's agent believes that the goalkeeper's future next season will be away from Inter.
The young shot-stopper was on loan at Livorno last term, but after relegation from Serie A, the Italy Under-21 international's representative has indicated that he will stay in the top division in 2014/15 with another team.
"Now he's back from Livorno we'll sit down and talk to Inter," Vincenzo Rispoli told IlSussiDiario.net.
"He won't return to Livorno. He'll definitely be staying in Serie A. We're obviously disappointed about relegation because Francesco wanted to stay in Tuscany for another season – but unfortunately that couldn't happen.
"[Samir] Handanovic is a great goalkeeper so I don't think next season he'll be at Inter – maybe the season after though.
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Recently I have been doing a lot of network file transfers between a few PCs but the very slow transfer speed of a 100Mbps connection has been making things too time consuming.
This equates to a maximum theoretical speed of 12.5 MB/s.
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Since there are 8 bits in 1 byte, 100 Megabits / 8 = 12.5 Megabytes
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So I decided to get a gigabit switch and upgrade my home network for as cheap as possible
A gigabit connection is 10 times the speed of 100Mbps and therefore has a maximum theoretical speed of 125MB/s.
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Pashto New Rabab Mangi Programe 2015 By Obaid Khan
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Pashto New Rabab Mangi Tang Takor 2015 Musafar Lalya.