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In the realm of online combat, Battlefield 3 provides thrills that few games can match.
Was expecting 9.0 at least, I imagine Gamespot will dock points for the console version.
Haha, I'm going to go read the Gamespot Forums, between iNFamous 2 getting 7.5, Forza receiving 8.5, and now BF getting an 8.5, that place is going to be a riot.
Campaign seems to be universally disliked, which is not surprising. Does anybody know if there will be co-op DLC?
ummm so much hype before the game launched stating it willbe a COD killer... for some reason its not looking to bright.... stilll a good game though.
I still remember every DICE game that was being launched, for some reason the COD will say this is the game that will kill COD..... but look what happened.
Not saying the past DICE games were bad but they were just GOOD but not exceptional.
I don't know what you guys are complaining. It's only 0.5 less than uncharted 3. :)
Battlefield is still the king of shooter.
I picked up BF3 this morning and its a 10 for me, and I'm the only critic I care about.


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PERFECT PIT STOP: Sylvan Lake in the Black Hills region of South Dakota (Stefano Salvetti/Photodisc/Getty)
"We are planning an extended family road trip in June from Chicago IL to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, 6 children ages 11-2yrs. What is the most scenic route and how do we plan for it?"
Away.com reader Sue M. of Springfield, IL, stepped up to the plate and offered her own detailed insights to the above query from one of our readers. And to thank her for her efforts, Sue is the winner of a free Delta Airlines flight voucher ($1,000-plus value!), the third of four that we're awarding this year for the best reader-submitted advice on the Away.com Travel Q&A. Here is Sue's answer :
"This is a great trip! I would take a route north and go through South Dakota and make a stop at Mount Rushmore and the Black Hills. Custer State Park is a must see! Don't miss Sylvan Lake and the Needles. Lots of easy hikes with great payoff! You only add about 75 miles by going the Northern Route and it is well worth it, because the southern route through Iowa and Nebraska offers little for sightseeing. Then you can go on through Yellowstone and down into Jackson Hole. Rapid City is about 13 hours from Chicago, so if you leave early you can do that in one day, and then it's an easy 7 1/2 hours onto Yellowstone. The kids will love Yellowstone and June is a great time to beat the crowds that come in July and August. The earlier in June that you are able to go, the fewer people and the more animals you will see! Jackson's Hole is only 2 hours south of Yellowstone and you will drive right through the Grand Tetons by going this way!"
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July 29, 2010
Free Itineraries from Lonely Planet: How to Get Your Kicks on Route 66
Snaking across the nation's belly, this fragile ribbon of concrete was the USA's original road trip, connecting Chicago with Los Angeles in 1926. Neon signs, motor courts, pie-filled diners, and drive-in theaters sprouted along the way. Many remain, and tracing Route 66 today is a time-warped journey through small town America.
Nostalgia and kitsch are your constant companions on the old thoroughfare. Nicknamed the "Mother Road" and "Main Street USA," Route 66 became popular during the Depression, when Dust Bowl migrants drove west in beat-up jalopies. After WWII, middle-class motorists hit the road for fun in their Chevys. Eventually bypassed by interstates, Route 66 was decommissioned in 1985. Driving it nowadays means seeking out blue-line highways and gravel frontage roads.
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July 16, 2010
Trash and Treasure: Unclaimed Baggage Center
After tiresome circling on the baggage claim carousal, a generous waiting period, and what we hope is a decent search for the owner, a good amount of unclaimed baggage ends up in Scottsboro, Alabama. Aside from an old freight depot, a historic flea market, and Payne's Soda Shop, the Unclaimed Baggage Center is the town's biggest draw. Founded in 1970 by a husband and wife team, the store quickly became their main source of income after they set out buying loads of unclaimed baggage and sorting out the trash from the treasure. The store now takes up an entire city block and houses everything from diamonds to socks. Some of the oddest items to come through their doors include a 40.95-carat emerald stone, a live rattlesnake, a guidance system for an F16 fighter jet, Egyptian artifacts found in an old Gucci suitcase, and a Barbie stuffed with $500. Read about more wonderful oddities like the Unclaimed Baggage Center in our Top Ten US Roadside Attractions article.
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July 09, 2010
Hit the Road With the Smithsonian's American Art Road Trip
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The Smithsonian American Art Museum just put out a cool summer road-trip package on Flickr, in which it's encouraging travelers to contribute vacation snaps that map to 22 iconic canvasses from the museum's collection. Landmarks include Niagara Falls, as painted by George Inness in 1885, and San Francisco Bay, depicted in a 1934 oil by Ray Strong. Just goes to show, the classics are timeless for a reason. Enjoy our tribute to the program above, with images from the Away.com library of travel photography. Enjoy, and happy travels this summer!
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May 27, 2010
Tips for Taking a Road Trip
Classic Road Trip: Monument Valley (Jeremy Woodhouse/Photodisc/Getty)
With summer comes the triumphant return of the Great American Road Trip. From all-in-the-family everything-and-the-kitchen-sink cross-country journeys to connect-the-dot national park jaunts to an extended weekend to the nearest beach, the love of the open road never really goes out of style. But the hassles of the road can make things a bit more trying.
In an effort to help alleviate the road-weariness, experts at the Ford Motor Company have culled together some great travel tips to make the pesky details less a hassle.
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February 24, 2010
Sites We Like: 12LegsTravel.com
I met Scott Dunn and his wife, Jill Richards, on a press trip to Phoenix, Arizona, last November. Scott, a mellow, no-nonsense Tennessean, was the PR guy for the Greater Phoenix Convention and Visitors Bureau; his West Coast wife was a photographer for the Arizona Republic. At the time they were planning a 12-month road trip hiatus to celebrate their first year of marriage, a dream that you can now follow at 12LegsTravel after they packed their few possessions, two mutts, and a handful of Scott's favorite books into their truck on New Year's Eve 2009. Enjoy stunning vistas of the American Southwest—more states to come as they head toward Mississippi and Louisiana, where Jill worked as a photojournalist after Katrina—as well as Scott's finely crafted insights about life out on the open road. And I'm not just shilling for a couple whose company I happened to enjoy over several days in and around Phoenix. In an online world saturated with travel opinions, information, and self-reflective narratives, 12LegsTravel.com shines an intimate light on what it means to travel through landscapes you cherish with the people (and animals) you love. Join them for the adventure.
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September 24, 2009
Top Five Tips From a Five-Month Family Road Trip
A family of five stuck together in an RV for five months? Most people shake their heads and have one question: "Why on earth would you want to do that?" When the economy started to falter, my husband's real-estate development company began to follow suit. Hard as it might be to believe, a feeling of excitement is what I felt, followed by a sharp stab of guilt. I quickly realized that the excitement was really just a feeling of overwhelming opportunity. With change, good or bad, comes opportunity if you look for it. Time is a precious commodity and we found ourselves in a rare moment where we actually had time, and we knew it may never come again. The moment seemed even more perfect because of the ages of our three children (11, 8, and 6). After eager thoughts of moving to another country were shot down by my husband, we arrived at a shared enthusiasm for hitting the road to explore all that this great country has to offer. An RV was our chosen method of travel. We created a website to help communicate about the experience at FamilyOffTrack.com.
After five months in an RV with a family of five, here are five tips that I'm sure can help any family road trip.
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September 22, 2009
Ideas for Fall Travel
Fall foliage on a country road (courtesy, West Virginia Tourism)
Happy first day of fall! Here at Away.com we lament the fact that summer often gets all the attention, what with its abundance of festivals, concerts, fairs, summer holidays and vacations—and that little thing called warm weather. But fall has its own seasonal perks. Along with the spectacular reds, yellows, and oranges that color the landscape each fall, you can look forward to apple picking, pumpkin festivals, Oktoberfest homages to beer, and even hot-air balloon festivals. Cooler temps also provide a respite from the heat in areas of the South and Southwest, as well as a break from the crowds that flock to popular vacation spots during the summer months. So throw on a jacket and head for trails, forests, farms, and small towns to enjoy the best the season has to offer. To get you inspired, check out some of Away.com's resources for autumn travel.
- Fall Foliage Guide: Find tons of fall travel ideas by region, and a state-by-state guide for prime leaf-peeping times.
- Top Ten Rail-Trails for Fall Foliage: We teamed up with Rails-to-Trails Conservancy to pinpoint ten perfect rail-trails for experiencing fall's changing colors.
- Top Ten Autumn Escapes: Fall's Best Forests: Where better to absorb the stunning beauty of fall's foliage than in our national forests?
- Top Fall Hikes: Hiking Expert Karen Berger shares her picks for the best fall hikes in the country.
- Scenic Drives Guide: Scope the autumn scene from the comfort of your car. Get the best roadside views on these itineraries for drives around the country and all over the world.
- Fall Foliage Photo Gallery and Screensaver: Discover some extra motivation to get out and witness the colors of the season.
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March 02, 2009
California Coast: Lost in Beauty
COASTING THROUGH: View of the California coast at MacKerricher State Park (Stockbyte)
There's no denying the spectacular scenery of Big Sur on the central Californian coast, the way the serpentine road hugs the cliffs as you're practically swallowed up by the expanse of the Pacific. But I'm surprised more families don't venture north of San Francisco on Highway 1 to Mendocino and onward to the Avenue of the Giants and the Lost Coast, where the lightly-traveled and rugged shoreline is backed by dozens of peaks. Just outside the town of Weott, Avenue of the Giants is that special place you've seen on postcards where you drive through the trunks of massive redwood trees, some reaching mind-boggling heights of 350 feet. Then it's on to the Victorian houses of Eureka, the gateway to the Lost Coast, the only stretch of California shoreline that doesn't have a major highway near the beach. Stay at the affordable Bayview Motel, which starts at $91 a night and overlooks Humboldt Bay.
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April 24, 2008
Trip of a Lifetime: Biking the Pan-American Highway with Ten-Year-Old Twins
In our line of work, we get to hear about some amazing travel adventures, and this week's guest blogger, Nancy Sathre-Vogel, is about to undertake one of the most incredible and admirable yet: a 20,000-mile, 30-month bike journey down the Pan-American Highway with her husband and ten-year-old twins. Follow the family's preparations and journey at www.familyonbikes.org.
"Hey, Davy! Get your math book, would ya?" I asked my ten-year-old son as I sat beneath a towering cardón cactus somewhere in Baja California, Mexico. Rummaging through one of my bike panniers, Davy retrieved his math book from its storage place next to our cooking skillet before joining me on our tarp for his lesson on fractions.
His education may not be a traditional one but, we believe, it's the best thing going. Davy and his twin brother, Daryl, spent their entire third grade year (in 2006-07) bicycling 9,300 miles around the U.S. and Mexico, learning from the best teacher there is, Mother Nature herself. And now they are getting ready to head back out to spend Grades 5, 6, and 7 on the road.
My family (including our boys, my husband, me, and our dog) will begin pedaling from the northern terminus of the Pan-American Highway in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, on June 8, and we'll keep our bike tires pointed south for the next 30 months or so until we arrive at the southernmost point on the same road in southern Argentina. If all goes to plan, our boys will become the new Guinness World Record holders as the youngest people to cycle the Pan-American Highway.
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I like to enjoy activities with an active personality. I haven't seen a sporting event yet, but I want to go to the sports stadium and see the game. I especially like chocolate.I like all kinds of food. I can not speak English, but I have a passion for English, so I use my body language.
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First, Han River park
Even before the Han River Park, and given a makeover is a Han River waterfront amusement park where famous for. The water's edge in the park created by, such as Plaza, a rose garden, Nature Exploration Area, a children's playground.
Every night, Sebit Dungdungseom(floating island) opens a night market, so you can enjoy various kinds of food. Sometimes you maybe see a concert. It feels like a break in time, and it's a place of relaxation. Nearby, we go to the underground shopping mall at the subway station. you can enjoy shopping there.
We will walk leisurely around the night while enjoying the foods of the night market. If there is a bicycle nearby, you will ride a bicycle and you will have plenty of time. It will be such a trip to play without a burden.
On weekends, you can enjoy various foods by opening a market.
We will meet at 4 o'clock and talk about each other, talking about each other.
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no scalpel vasectomies -- frequently asked questions
How is No-Scalpel Vasectomy different from a conventional vasectomy?
In a conventional vasectomy, the scrotum is numbed with an injection of local anaesthetic into the skin on either side above the testes. A small cut is then made in the numbed area with a scalpel and the vas deferens on each side dissected out in turn. The tube is then cut and the cut ends tied. The small cuts in the skin are then stitched.
The No-Scalpel vasectomy starts with a more effective technique to anaesthetise the skin and the vas. The doctor finds the vas deferens under the skin and holds it in place with a special ring clamp. Instead of making two incisions, a tiny puncture is made in the skin and the vas delivered and blocked with a special cautery instrument called the Hyfrecator. This effectively pushes the blood vessels and the nerves aside instead of cutting across them. No stitches are needed to close the small opening which heals quickly with no scar.
This technique was developed first in China by Dr.Shunqiang in 1974. It was introduced into the USA in 1988. In the UK, doctors have been performing this operation since 1995.
Advantages of No-Scalpel vasectomy over conventional methods
Less discomfort
Does No-Scalpel vasectomy work?
Yes. This is very reliable procedure. However it is estimated that there is a 1 in 2000 chance that the man might become fertile again at some point in the future. Rarely, the two cut ends of the vas deferens can reunite. Serious problems are very rare; less than 1 in 100 cases even have a minor problem.
Is No-Scalpel vasectomy painful?
This is an almost painless procedure. Before the vasectomy, we can give you a mild sedative to relax you. You will experience mild discomfort when the local anaesthesia is administered. However, once it takes effect you should feel no pain. Some men feel a slight 'tugging' sensation as the tubes are manipulated.
Will it hurt after No-Scalpel vasectomy?
After surgery you may be a little sore for a few days. You might need to take a painkiller.
How long will the whole procedure take?
The whole procedure will take, on an average about 30 minutes
Is No-Scalpel vasectomy safe?
Yes. It is safe and simple and most men do not have any problems. However like any surgical procedure, it has some risks. There are no life threatening complications associated with No-Scalpel vasectomy. The minor complications are generally short-lived and resolve with rest, ice, anti-inflammatories and time.
So, what are the possible complications?
Mild discomfort: Some men report a mild aching sensation to the scrotum for a few hours to a few days after the procedure.
When can I go back to work?
Generally, two or three days rest is enough time for recovery before men can return to work and most normal, non strenuous physical activity. If your job involves heavy work, you should take a full week off.
When can I start having sex again?
Sex can usually be resumed seven days after the procedure.
Will I be sterile right away?
No. After a vasectomy, there are always some active sperm left in your system. Some sperms survive in the 'upstream' part of the vas deferens for several weeks after vasectomy and these can get into the semen for a while after the operation. It takes about 25 ejaculations to clear them. You and your partner should use some other form of birth control until your semen has been tested and confirmed free of sperm.
When would I have the semen test?
We do a single test 12 weeks after the procedure as per WHO recommendations.
Will it affect my long term health in any way?
No. Studies have shown conclusively that vasectomised men are no more likely to get heart disease, cancer arthritis or any other diseases. Post vasectomy pain syndrome is extremely rare.
Will vasectomy change me sexually?
The only thing that will change is that you will not be able to make your partner pregnant. Your penis and testes are not altered in any way. Your body will continue to produce the hormones that make you a man. The operation has no impact on the man's ability to perform sexually. Vasectomy does not change your beard, your muscles, your sex drive, your erections or climaxes.
Furthermore most men report that sex is better after vasectomy because they no longer need to worry about an accidental pregnancy. With the security and peace of mind permanent contraception brings, sex can be more relaxed and spontaneous.
What happens to the sperm after a vasectomy?
Sperms are still made as before in the testes. The sperm cannot get past the blocked vas deferens and are reabsorbed internally. Sperm make up about 1% of the ejaculate, so there will be no detectible difference in the volume. Vasectomy does not reduce the amount of semen you ejaculate during sex as most of it is made in the seminal vesicles and prostate upstream.
Will it protect me from getting STD or AIDS
No. A vasectomy cannot protect you from a sexually transmitted disease including AIDS. Condoms are still the best protection against these diseases.
What if I were to change my mind after the vasectomy?
A vasectomy should be considered permanent. Reversal operations to reattach the cut ends are expensive and often unsuccessful. If you are asking this question, perhaps vasectomy is not right for you.
Why not a tubal ligation for my partner?
Vasectomy is preferable to a tubal ligation because tubal ligation
· Carries a greater potential health risk for a woman
· Requires general anaesthesia
· Is an intra abdominal procedure
· Postoperative recovery is longer
· Failure rate is more
· More difficult to confirm the efficacy
· If pregnancy occurs, it could be an ectopic one
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World Cup fans view finale in 3D on big screen
Effects thrill those in audienceIt was easily the noisiest movie-theater crowd I've ever been in.
On Sunday, I sat among hundreds of sports fans screaming their heads off in a darkened auditorium in West L.A., as a bunch of professional athletes kicked a soccer ball -- and often each others shins -- on a soccer pitch halfway around the world.
The Rave 18 -- now part of the Dallas-based Rave circuit and formerly National Amusements' local Bridge multiplex -- charged $15 a head for the 3D event, which sold out two 300-seat auditoriums at the venue. A total of 25 U.S. theaters operated by various exhibitors offered the 3D gamecast by digital-cinema vendor Cinedigm, and several international circuits also have simulcast select Cup matches.
It's all part of the burgeoning trend of "alternative programming" for cinemas, involving entertainment other than movies that's generally offered in nonpeak theatrical hours. Previous 3D sporting events beamed into theaters in various locales include football, basketball and rugby competitions.
The World Cup final between Holland and Spain kicked off at 11:30 a.m. PDT.
"It's the most exciting thing I've ever seen," patron Emon Harris enthused during a 0-0 halftime break. "I'm not usually much of a soccer fan, but I really think this 3D is going to revolutionize the way sports are shown."
As for the game presentation, a single British announcer did the 3D play-by-play instead of the broadcast-TV duo, and the audio feed seemed to lack the African horns-diminishing software used by ABC and ESPN during latter-stage Cup games. But technical glitches were minimal, with just a couple momentary breaks in the satellite-fed images.
My boss quipped that a Holland-Germany final would have amounted to a subway series, and the Dutch-Spaniards matchup we got was still very much a Euro-centric affair -- vuvuzela-laden audio notwithstanding. But the experience of watching the satellite feed of a game played in South Africa beamed to an L.A. multiplex as part of a global audience was pretty cosmic.
"It's like being there," patron Dan Pettersson mused. "It plays tricks with your mind."
Indeed, a stray ball sent veering behind the goal net into a camera seemed ready to land in the theater audience. In a movie, it would have seemed like cinematic gimmickry, but the theater crowd roared with delight.
Also much like the 3D movie experience, watching the game in 3D glasses took a few minutes to get used to, and the 3D effect was much greater during field-level shots than from higher angles. Success with 3D broadcasting tends to vary sport to sport, as the special cameras and lenses capture certain movements better than others while a wrong shooting angle can produce unfortunate otherworldly imagery.
Most of the visuals from Soccer City Stadium in Johannesburg were heavenly. But seating position in the theater also can affect image quality, and a front-row patron complained about a lack of 3D realism.
The game result also brought some of the crowd down to Earth, as the audience was about evenly split in its loyalties. But Spain's 1-0 victory was received in good humor by those backing the Dutch, many of whom were decked out in orange.
Meantime, though the state-of-the-art 3D simulcast was quite the 21st century experience, sitting in the crowded theater listening to fans chant their support gave me a real '60s flashback.
Boxer Nino Benvenuti had such an avid following among Italian-Americans back then that his bouts were beamed to packed movie houses including the Tower Theater in suburban Philadelphia, where patrons celebrated his middleweight upset over champion Emile Griffith in 1967 with cries of "Nino, Nino, Nino ... ." It was as if the muscle-bound guys on the silver screen could actually hear their shouts.
Not unlike the scene at the Rave 18 on Sunday.


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According to Cosmos Online, the population of amphibians are in decline at an alarming rate.
SYDNEY: Massive declines in amphibian populations are due to a combination of factors linked to changing climate, not a single issue, according to a new study.
Frogs, newts and relatives have been unable to adapt swiftly enough to cope with today's unprecedented rate of global warming, said zoologist Andrew Blaustein of the Oregon State University (OSU) in Corvallis, U.S., and this is driving them toward extinction.
Over the last 30 years, amphibian have been diminishing worldwide. Of the 5,743 species, 43 per cent are in decline, 32 per cent are under threat, and 168 have become extinct. Infectious disease, U.V. light, habitat destruction and pollution have all been cited as causes of the rapidly plummeting numbers.
The infectious chytrid skin fungus has had a particularly devastating impact on frog populations, especially in the tropics.
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Now, Blaustein and OSU colleague Betsy Bancroft, argue that these causes are all linked to global climate change, and the inability of amphibians to cope with so many different pressures simultaneously. They detail their findings, the result of an extensive literature review, in the journal Bioscience.
"There have always been threats, and [amphibians] have been some of the most adaptive and successful vertebrates on Earth," said Blaustein. "They were around before the dinosaurs, have lived in periods with very different climates, and continued to thrive while many other species went extinct. But right now, they just can't keep up."
Amphibians are considered by experts to be a 'canary in the coalmine' of environmental damage, due to a physiology that makes them highly sensitive to changes in their habitats, said Blaustein.
Due to their exposed and permeable skin, complex life cycle, and the fact that their eggs have no shells, they are particularly susceptible to changes in temperature and moisture. And while these characteristics have played a role in their evolutionary success, under present conditions, they seem to be contributing to their downfall, he said.
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The chytrid fungus, which was first identified in Australia, is highly infectious and highly transmissible among frog populations, said Mahony, and he has seen first hand how it can ravage amphibian species. "I have the dubious honour of being the only biologist to describe a new frog species and see it become extinct within two years," he said.
After a million years, amphibians are survivors, added Mahony. "The bottom line is that around 1980, something catastrophic happened which led to the rapid extinction of hundreds of species of frogs in 30 years, and it wasn't global environmental change. It was the release of [the chytrid fungus,] a new emerging disease which had never been seen before.
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One might call them sludgy post-black metal, but that's not really necessary. With their newest output Atrophy, the quartett Downfall Of Gaia released a new full-length last year via Metal Blade Records; it's less post-metal and crustcore influences on the one side and a more atmospheric black metal attitude on the other. I sat down with Marco and Toni, the guitarist and bassist of Downfall Of Gaia in Wiesbaden, Germany on the first date of their latest tour. We talked about tour life, expectations and how they got ready for their run with Conan, Hark and High Fighter!
It Djents: As I know you are somehow an international band. How does it work with preparing for the tour, what have you done for this?
Marco: I'm from Italy, while our drummer is from the US, the other two guys are from Berlin. We just found out a system that could work, as we had a very short time preparing for the tour. But we used it intense! Mike is usually flying from the US to Europe and we get together and meet in Berlin. We only have a few days of intense rehearsal, so we prepare everything that concerns the performance. For me it's already the second time, as it's the second tour with the band. And it works fine, we managed to be ready for the tour.
ID: With which feelings did you come here; what do you personally as well as a band expect from this European run?
Marco: As it's my second tour, I know even more what to expect from our performance and the crowd. I'll just give the maximum out of it. I don't know; in general we aways expect to touch the crowd on an emotional level, to perform on a powerful way. But as well to create some atmosphere during the show. Of course it's also about to have fun, with the guys from the other bands and the concerts of them. What ever it's like tourlife; in general we want to give the maximum to the audience and to enjoy the tour experience to the maximum… getting along as good as we can.
ID: Let's talk about your setlist, how did you concipate it, what are you going to play?
Toni: On this tour we are going to play more songs from the new record (Atrophy). And our favourites from the last two records we released via Metal Blade. We tried it out in the rehearsal room and figured out what's the best order for the songs. We also put some stuff in between. Tonight is the first time we are playing it live, and in the rehearsals everything was fine. So we are looking forward to it!
ID: Is there a song you are most excited to play live on this tour?
Toni: For me it's the first track actually. Because it's a truly massive opener in my opinion; the first two chords are pretty intense.
Marco: I have to say the same. There are particular two songs coming from the last record that I am really looking forward to play live. Reason for this, we just prepared them, from the songwriting on and recording and everything. We put so much from ourselves into those songs… I can't wait to finally propose them to the audience and play them on stage.
ID: So what is the most important thing for you while being on tour?
Marco: Drinks, haha! As I said before to enjoy to the maximum, to the last drop of energy we have! But still being focused on good performances, as well as to give the listeners a feeling.
Toni: I mean we have all full-time jobs back home. It's also kind of holidays for us. Being away on the road, we for sure wanna have fun and maybe drink (way too much), haha. On the same way: In my opinion we are pretty professional about our live performance. So we don't drink heavily before the shows… because our point of view is, that people are paying to come and see us live. It's a lot of money, so they deserve to have a good show, without drunk or drugged performers.
ID: Sounds like a fair deal! As it seems that you are also having a big party while being on the road, how is it with sleep?
Marco: Usually, while touring sleeping is an optional thing. But this tour, which is a nightliner tour, it's gonna be different. We have no night accommodation and are constantly driving. We experienced it yesterday, like the drive we had, it was kinda fine. We had enough time to rest and sleep and just to enjoy the spare time with the other guys from the other bands. But of course it's not like being back home. You don't have a lot of time to spend sleeping, but its fine overall.
ID: It was raining the whole day. When I was sitting in my office room at work, I was like "this is the perfect weather to go to a show of Downfall Of Gaia." It totaly got me into the mood of your music. Do you feel similar?
Marco: I might say thank you, because it's something that I really recognize. I don't want to say that Downfall Of Gaia is a sad band. It's not a sad band at all! But it's that kind of soundtrack that fits a certain kind of atmosphere. Like a grey sky or a silent day. So I am happy that you just find out this for you. I just hope that rain is not like an obstacle for people to come, haha!
ID: So how different is it for you to perform an open air gig in summer, on a festival with 30° Celsius?
Toni: There is a big difference, yeah. In rooms and venues like this one, you can build up an atmosphere easily. Because if you play a festival during the day, while the sun is shining; the people are like having a party, in a festival mood, everyone's drunk. It's cool and we definitely love to play those shows. But you just cannot create this atmosphere as you can over here. That's basically the biggest difference.
ID: I also think your music works out live better than on record, as it truly is atmospheric. So do you like it more on record or representing it live?
Toni: It's absolutely live I would say, because recording a new vinyl or LP is pretty tough! You have to be pretty clean on playing the parts, repeating it over and over again. And live is just the moment you are living. As Marco said before, you are giving 100 percent to express your music.
Marco: The recording is more of a serious professional aspect of the band. We all are dedicating a lot of time in recording Like in a strictly professional manner. But only on stage we are able to share all the emotions directly, that the music has and gives to us as well, so we can give it to the audience more directly.
ID: So while playing live, do you focus more on being tight or more on sharing emotion and performing a show?
Marco: Probably both somehow. We try always to make a good set. We are into moving and performing, but also focusing on the executions, it's a lot of stuff to deal with. We also work on visuals live, we have lightning that we control. So it's basically a mixture of said things.
ID: Just imagine you would watch your band playing live, what would you do? Would you be headbanging, moshing or just hanging around?
Marco: I don't know, that's a pretty tough questions, because this is gonna end like talking 'too good' or 'too bad' for ourselves, haha!
Toni: I would say I would stay close to the bar, getting a drink and watch it from the bar. We are actually pretty sceptical people about our live performance. So we always talk after shows, what was good and what wasn't. I am not sure that people are recognizing those things that we on stage know was wrong. So I would probably look a bit sceptically, haha.
ID: I know that you are using the winter months for getting into the songwriting mood. Has there been something this winter?
Marco: We are talking about the ideas and getting some ideas. So yeah might be that we start next winter again, or whenever we get an idea we want to share….
ID: And is there something you would like to add?
Marco & Toni: Thank you for having us for the interview, thanks for your time and I hope you'll have a good show. That people will enjoy the new record, and listening to it, having fun at our concerts, that's it!
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The new subtype is initiated by the human papillomavirus, like most cervical cancers. But unlike those cancers, the subtype's growth is not fed by the virus, according to the researchers.
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Banister said a preliminary analysis of data indicates that a drug called dasatinib, though not yet tried in people, would be more effective for this new subtype than cisplatin, the common therapy for cervical cancer.
"We used to think that all cervical cancers were the same,"she said. "But there's no reason to subject patients to this therapy when it won't work."
The researchers made the discovery by analyzing data from hundreds of cervical cancer samples in The Cancer Genome Atlas, a federally funded project launched in 2005 by the National Cancer Institute and National Human Genome Research Institute.
"There has been a burst of new discoveries ... many different subtypes of different cancers ... because NIH made this new data available to us," Banister said. "A lot of times we don't see quickly what our tax dollars go into for research. But there is no single researcher who could afford to do this. Pretty big leaps have happened because of this data."
About 12,820 new cases of cervical cancer will be diagnosed this year and about 4,210 women will die from the disease, according to the American Cancer Society. And the disease is more likely in Hispanic and African-American women.
South Carolina ranked 15th nationally for cervical cancer incidence and 12th for cervical cancer deaths in 2013, according to the state Department of Health and Environmental Control.
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Building Inspector: Steven Fraietta
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Deputy Fire Inspector: Michael Repp
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Telephone: (914) 666-8040
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If you are thinking about doing anything to your home -- inside or out and including building, adding, demolishing, rewiring, redoing the plumbing, fixing the septic system or installing a wood burning stove -- you are well advised to make a phone call to the Building Inspector's Office your first priority.
The Building Inspector and his assistants are the enforcement authority for the Zoning Ordinance, Building Code, rules and regulations for fire prevention and a myriad of other regulations of the Town of Bedford. This department also reviews plans and conducts inspections through the numerous stages of a construction project. Permits are issued from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.
Visit the Building Inspector's Office if you need
A Certificate of Compliance
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A permit for a new deck, tennis court, swimming pool, fence, shed
Permission to take down trees on your property
Legalizations and Building Without a Permit
PLEASE BE ADVISED: If caught building without a permit, the Town Board has adopted a legalization fee of $1000.00 plus the original permit fees. This fee is also in effect for any construction that was not filed for prior to the adoption of this fee. This includes finished basements, decks, pools, etc. An already built shed is $500 plus the original permit fees.
Cabaret License and Sign Ordinance
For commercial establishments, the Building Inspector's Office determines customer capacity for a cabaret license and administers the Sign Ordinance. The Town does not allow roof signs, kleig lights, flashing or intermittently illuminated signs, strings of incandescent lights, moving or rotating signs, signs on awnings or portables signs - with or without wheels.
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In accordance with Town of Bedford Local Law No. 6 – 2007, Landlord Registry, all owners of residential rental property in the Town of Bedford are required to register their property with the Building Department.
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Thursday on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," host Joe Scarborough railed against Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson's candidacy and warned that despite the content of Carson's character, he isn't qualified to be president.
Upon reviewing positive feedback about Carson from a Bloomberg Politics/Purple State Strategies focus group, Scarborough expressed his skepticism and relayed his personal experiences with Pensacola, FL local government, in which he said some people would get elected and wind up being a "disaster."
"I have seen people on school boards that were good, Christian people. That got elected because they were good, Christian people. They went on school boards and ended up with grand juries coming after them not because they were bad people but because they were so over their heads on the Escambia County school board, And people are looking at this guy and saying he's a good, decent, Christian guy and they are ready for him to be President of the United States. I am sorry, I'm going to stop right here. And I'm not going to get on this train where I say I understand why people would vote for Ben Carson as president of the United States. And I can tell you, we're going down a dangerous path as a party and a dangerous path as a country if we Republicans or Democrats start electing people because they're nice Christian folk."
Later in the segment, Scarborough doubled down on his sentiment and dismissed anyone who may criticize his view on Carson.
"[I] know there are a couple of idiots that are going to say, 'Oh, Manhattan elites and Joe Scarborough, da da da da.' No, all of these people — I know them. They all voted for me. And quite frankly if I ran again they would vote for me again despite what I'm saying right now about Ben Carson. I'm not being an elitist when I say Ben Carson is not qualified to be president of the United States. I don't get why they aren't talking about someone who can actually get us out of the mess–I say this as a Republican–Barack Obama has put us."
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Below is the text of Prime Minister's Question Time from 28th January 1997.
Q1. Mr. Harry Greenway: To ask the Prime Minister if he will list his official engagements for Tuesday 28 January.
The Prime Minister (Mr. John Major): This morning, I had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. In addition to my duties in the House, I shall be having further meetings later today.
Mr. Greenway: Will my right hon. Friend confirm the Government's continued support for successful schools? Will he sympathise with the head teachers and governors of St. Olave's and the London Oratory schools who will have difficulty in expanding their schools, even to accommodate more children of hypocritical Labour Front Benchers, if the Opposition have their way?
The Prime Minister: I can assure the House that we will press ahead with our plans to allow successful schools to expand, either before or after the general election. Last night, the Opposition voted to deny other parents the choice, and some children the opportunities, that they themselves enjoy. Our aim is to raise standards: they apparently peddle double standards.
Mr. Blair: I see now: it is now our fault that they cannot run a halfway competent Government. Why does the Prime Minister not simply call a halt to what is the fag end of a burnt-
The Prime Minister: The right hon. Gentleman clearly is not aware of the importance of the legislation that he has just dismissed. He clearly does not want the legislation against crime that we are proposing. He clearly does not want the tougher sentences that we are proposing and he certainly does not want the educational choice for everyone that he himself has enjoyed.
Sir Fergus Montgomery: Whenever the general election comes, will my right hon. Friend promise that, when he leads our party into it, he will not pledge to spend £30 billion more on public expenditure while at the same time saying that there will be no increase in taxation?
The Prime Minister: I can certainly confirm that we will not have £30 billion-
Q2. Mr. Miller: To ask the Prime Minister if he will list his official engagements for Tuesday 28 January.
The Prime Minister: I refer the hon. Member to the answer I gave some moments ago.
Mr. Miller: I remind the Prime Minister of his words at Question Time on 28 January 1992, as this is the fifth anniversary of his pledge not to increase value added tax. Will he apologise to the millions of pensioners who this winter have had to pay the VAT that he imposed on their gas and electricity bills?
The Prime Minister: As the-
The hon. Gentleman might bear it in mind that his windfall tax will impose just such a tax on utilities, on electricity and gas, and on pensioners, but the Labour party does not have the courage to say how much it will be. It says that it will raise and spend the money, but it does not say on whom it will be levied or how much it will be. If the hon. Gentleman is really concerned about VAT, perhaps he can stop what he knows to be the wholly untruthful smear campaign about our future plans on value added tax.
Mr. Marland: Will my right hon. Friend confirm that it is not, and never has been, his intention to impose VAT on Severn bridge tolls-
The Prime Minister: I can confirm that. Perhaps if Opposition Members had listened to my hon. Friend before they began scoffing, they would have seen the trap opening in front of them. It certainly remains our view that tolls are not subject to value added tax, and we are opposed to the European Commission's view that they should be-
Q3. Mr. Winnick: To ask the Prime Minister if he will list his official engagements for Tuesday 28 January.
The Prime Minister: I refer the hon. Member to the answer I gave some moments ago.
Mr. Winnick: Will the Prime Minister take this opportunity to congratulate the present right hon. Member for Chelsea (Sir N. Scott) on his honesty? He said in an interview on Friday that it was most unlikely that the Government would be re-
The Prime Minister: I think that the hon. Gentleman has overlooked the fact that we have the most successful economy, with the highest growth and the best inward investment record, in western Europe. None of the socialist Governments in Europe can begin to match that record, which people are understanding more and more as day succeeds day.
Mr. Day: Does my right hon. Friend agree that the countries that form the United Kingdom-
The Prime Minister: The shadow Foreign Secretary seems to think that we are heading for a Europe of the regions. I strongly disagree with that view. I believe that the United Kingdom is at its strongest while it remains united and I fear that the policies proposed by the Opposition parties-
Q4. Mr. Rooney: To ask the Prime Minister if he will list his official engagements for Tuesday 28 January.
The Prime Minister: I refer the hon. Gentleman to the reply I gave some moments ago.
Mr. Rooney: Does the Prime Minister recall his pledge, which was apparently reiterated by the Secretary of State for Health yesterday, to phase out mixed-
The Prime Minister: If the hon. Gentleman recalls, it was this Government who, in 1995, gave patients the right to be told before admission if it was planned that they would be cared for in a mixed-
Sir Roger Moate: On the vote last night on grant-
"I am having no truck with left-
Should we check the Division list from last night, to find out whether the Leader of the Opposition voted in his own interests or those of his party?
The Prime Minister: I cannot imagine about whom the shadow education spokesman was speaking, but I gather that there was a miscount last night and the Government were not defeated in that Division. No doubt the usual channels are sorting out the position now. What is important is not Labour's student union ambush of last night, but what it shows about Labour party policy, which is that Labour Members will enjoy choice and opportunity for themselves, but will come together as an act of policy and vote against it for people who happen not to be Labour Members of Parliament.
Mr. Loyden: Instead of spending public money on building the proposed royal yacht, will the Prime Minister consider using that money to kick-
The Prime Minister: I am glad that the hon. Gentleman supports the decision, because the yacht will be built in a British shipyard.
Mr. Nicholls: Does my right hon. Friend agree that the policy of being able to see league tables is greatly popular with parents? What significance does he give to the fact that the National Association of Head Teachers recently launched a major test case to try to ensure that parents would not have that right? What significance should be attached to the fact that the barrister who vigorously prosecuted that case was the wife of the Leader of the Opposition? [Interruption.]
Madam Speaker: Order. The House will come to order.
The Prime Minister: The important element is the official policy of the Opposition, which has been to oppose greater information for parents and league tables-
Highlands and Islands
Q6. Mr. Charles Kennedy: To ask the Prime Minister what plans he has to pay an official visit to the highlands and islands.
The Prime Minister: I have at present no plans to do so.
Mr. Kennedy: That being the case, may I invite the Prime Minister to take this opportunity to explain to local people a glaring inconsistency that emerged over the weekend and that they have difficulty comprehending? Why is it that, on a £60 million contract, public money is ruled in and private finance is completely ruled out; yet, on a contract of half that value and one that is fundamental to the interests of the people of the west coast of the highlands, the Isle of Skye and, indeed, the Western Isles constituency, which is one of the lowest-
The Prime Minister: The reality is that tolls on the Skye bridge are going to be no higher than ferry fares in 1995. Without the private finance initiative project, Skye would not have had the bridge for another 20 years. I note that the Liberal Democrats are opposed to using private finance. I hope that, in all the constituencies up and down the country where private finance is providing better facilities, it will be clear that the Liberal Democrats oppose those projects.


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Booking a cottage – a choice of 5 great cottages
How can I book?
One option is to do it online. Having selected the cottage, simply click on the date/price on the calendar and it will start the process. Alternatively telephone or e-mail the owner who will give all the help required. There's information on our Availability page.
Do you accept credit cards?
Yes if you make an online booking, usually via PayPal account. If this isn't convenient, many guests use Internet or telephone banking to pay by bank transfer – and a cheque is another option.
How do I book more than one cottage so we can have a family gathering?
Firstly, because we do not have any communal facilities, it's our normal practice to accept a 'group' booking for no more than two cottages. The best way is to select the properties that suit, check that they are both available; please telephone Katherine on 01628 675620 or email us with your request.
I can't get away for a whole week, how much is a short break?
Short breaks are available usually out-of-season (about October to March) at a fixed percentage of the advertised weekly price. 60% for three nights (minimum); 70% for four; 80% for five; 90% for six. Do enquire about other dates if the calendar shows availability.
Trevalgas facilities
What are the pool opening times?
They vary throughout the year, staying open later in the summer. A guide to pool opening dates and times is on this page – and times of opening and closing are displayed on the entrance door of the pool.
Do you provide towels?
Towels are provided without charge in all cottages for guests of 3 yrs of age and above.
I see that you offer WiFi. Is there a computer available to use to save me bringing one?
Sorry no, but an Internet service is available at the local library and several shops and cafés in Bude.
Can I arrange delivery of groceries via my online retailer?
Asda, Tesco and Waitrose all deliver to Bude, though as you will be aware, you will need to make sure that someone will be in to accept delivery. A better option to have an initial supply of groceries and other essentials placed in your cottage ready for your arrival. See details on our Food Services page.
Do you have Sky TV service?
Sorry no – but all cottages have TVs with Freeview
One of our family has a mobility problem, although he doesn't need a wheelchair. Are your cottages suitable?
It depends. Linhay (4) has completely level access; Blackberry (4), Bramblewood (6) and Briar Patch (6), are bungalow-style but involve a few steps from the car park. Chestnut (6) is two-storey properties with internal stairs. Each cottage has a detailed Access Statement.
It's my son's/daughter's birthday while we are on holiday; can we get post delivered to the cottage?
Yes, just make sure their name is on the envelope and the full postal address ie Name of cottage, Trevalgas Cottages, Stone Hill, Poughill, Bude, Cornwall EX23 9HH
My child is learning to ride a bike; is it worth me bringing it and is there anywhere suitable on site?
A slightly tricky one this. Yes, the Trevlagas site is off the public highway, but all cottages have nearby parking spaces off the access road, so some cycling, under supervision, is possible. For less experienced cyclists (or those with limited energy) there is a popular (and mostly flat) 2-mile cycle path from Bude town centre to Marhamchurch, but be aware that it's uphill getting back to Trevalgas! There's a lot more information about cycles routes in Cornwall and North Devon on our Cycling page
Out and About
How close are the beaches – and how many beaches are there within a 5 mile radius?
North Cornwall is famous for its beaches. The nearest beaches are in Bude – just over 1½ miles away. Summerleaze is the largest, Crooklets is more compact and the beach at Northcott Mouth is a favourite for many guests. South from Bude is Widemouth Bay and to the north there is a delightful small beach at Duckpool and a huge beach at Sandymouth. All are good for surfing (wind/waves permitting) and all have nearby car parks. There is a handy map on our Beaches page showing the location of these beaches in relation to Trevalgas
Are the beaches safe to swim from?
Probably as safe as most other good beaches, assuming swimmers act responsibly. The beaches are manned by RNLI guards in the summer months. In addition, alongside Summerleaze beach we have the Bude Sea Pool, topped up twice a day by the Atlantic, and ideal if you want to swim lengths. See our Out & About page for more information.
It's a special birthday for my husband/wife while we are at Trevalgas, can you recommend a suitable restaurant for dinner?
There are many good eating places in the area and from past experience, we suggest you contact the cottage owner nearer to the time for specific advice to suit you and your party's preferences.
How far away are the Eden Project and Rick Stein's Padstow restaurants?
It's only about 45 miles and takes around 75 minutes to get to the Eden Project, assuming normal traffic conditions. Padstow is nearer (36 miles) and it should take around 50 mins.


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Crisis management and innovation stand alongside a collection of historical entries in the latest roundup of faculty and alumni books.
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Crisis management and innovation stand alongside a collection of historical entries in the latest roundup of faculty and alumni books.
The Failed Promise of Originalism by Frank Cross, professor in the Department of Business, Government and Society, discusses the originalist theory of constitutional interpretation and how its practice affects the American judicial system today, positively or—as his research more often finds— negatively.
Edward Anderson, associate professor of operations management, added Innovation Butterfly: Managing Emergent Opportunities and Risks During Distributed Innovation (Understanding Complex Systems) to his collection of more than 25 published works. The book, coauthored by Boston University professor Nitin Joglekar, discusses the causes of minor, unforeseen changes called "innovation butterflies," within a management system and the necessary but difficult task of controlling their effect.
The crisis management research of Daniel Laufer, MBA '94, Ph.D. '02, was included in Interdisciplinary Approaches to Product Design, Innovation, and Branding in International Marketing, edited by Scott Swann and Shaoming Zou. Laufer's chapter is titled "How Should a Global Brand Manager Respond to an Ambiguous Product Harm Crisis?" and proposes a framework for how companies should respond when their product causes harm.
Shudde Bess Bryson Fath, BBA '37, published her compilation of World War II-era letters, photos, and press releases from the Bastrop Advertiser newspaper in The Greatest Generation: As Reported in the Weekly Bastrop Advertiser During World War II. Her daughter, Betsy Fath Hiller, acted as co-compiler.
Systematic Martini Lifestyle, written by David Hetherington, MBA '03, and his wife, Tomoko Hetherington, is a guide to formal entertainment for young men. The book teaches readers how to plan and host cocktail parties and other formal gatherings, as well as how to employ those social skills in the business world.
Steven Fenberg, BBA '75, published the biography Unprecedented Power: Jesse Jones, Capitalism, and the Common Good. Jones was a Houston entrepreneur who served as the chairman of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation under President Franklin Roosevelt, playing a key role in guiding the country out of the Great Depression.
Shannon (Dorsey) Johnson, BBA '93, published her first book, Found in Black Texiana. The book is a collection of her own contemporary poetry, recipes, letters, and stories of her experiences as an African-American, Texan woman with roots in Louisiana.
The Texas Way: Money, Power, Politics, and Ambition at The University, William Cunningham looks back on his seven years as president of UT Austin and eight years as chancellor of the UT System. Cunningham, professor of marketing, saw the demise of the Southwest Conference and the creation of the Big 12, among other significant developments, during his leadership tenure.


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