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Second impression of the Expansion. I love it.
Firstly, reports that the current level 58-60 end-game dungeons are dead is true. There is no need to run any of them. Blizzard, with one expansion, and no updates to these dungeons, effectively cut them from the game. Oh, sure, some level 70's will five-man Ragnaros someday, but as a furnace to be forged in, the Molten Core has done gone cold. The natural leveling progression will find level 58's bypassing Strat, Scholomance, Blackrock Spire, and going straight into the Outlands. I know I will.
Hellfire Peninsula is cool, but the mushroom swamps beyond it cooler, and Shattrath City and environs, cooler still.
I love it.
Msaker rode with Nachmahd to Shattrath from Thrallmar, checked into the Inn there with permanent rooms, and then hopped into a portal back to Orgrimmar. To support Sunstriker's jewelsmithing, he rode out and up the red sands of Durotar, through the brown plains of The Barrens, north into Ashenvale, through there and then north up Darkshore along the mountains, farming copper and rough stone the entire way. Hearthed back to Shattrath, found a forge, smelted the copper bars, and mailed it all to Sunstriker. Then he hopped a bat (Draenei windrider master!!!) back to Thrallmar where a slumbering Droonda awaited him.
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I agree that the zones get much better as you progress through them. I love the bridges in the swamp because I get to hear my cat gallop, strange... I know! ^^
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I'm currently going through a similar situation and ready to tear my hair out (if I don't pass out first)! I've got a 3 weeks old baby and lately I've been trying to exclusively breastfeed in the morning and only pumping at night. As a result, in the daytime, I'm chained to her. It doesn't seem like she wants to feed every 2-3 hours; instead, every half hour or so, she'll start fussing and I'll breastfeed her for about 5 minutes before she falls asleep in my arms. I've tried waking her up, tickling her feet, burping her, but she'll ignore me and continues to sleep... (In fact, she'll even lock up her lips if I try to tickle her mouth with my nipple).
10-15 minutes after I settle her into her crib, she's up and crying again.
For instance, today, 12pm, 12:38pm, 1pm, 1:30pm, 2pm, 2:40pm - she's been fussing and would latch onto my breast, feed for a bit before drifting into sleep. It's now 3pm and I'm trolling the LaLenchea forums sleepily for a solution!! If she keeps doing this for the rest of the week, I think I'm going to die from lack of sleep, food and sanity. Ideally, mother's are suppose to breastfeed for 15-20 minutes, then one the baby is satisfied, pump out the remaining milk... but how can I do this when she is not satisfied for an entire afternoon?

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Masonic Gamer: With the upcoming release of the Nintendo Wii U all eyes are on the 'next-gen' of console gaming. It goes without saying that many gamers have dismissed Nintendo in recent years and with this announcement immediately fast-forwards to speculation on Sony and Microsofts successors in the industry. After reading many articles, I've decided to throw my hat in the ring and discuss why I think the PS4 is doomed.
PS4 doesn't need to be the most sold console to be successful
We know next to nothing about the actual console but we can already determine that it is going to "Fail"
Wonder if the author of the article will let me borrow the magic 8 ball he used to write this article. Would love to use it to buy some lottery numbers
This is the new high (or low) for Playstation hate. The console hasn't even been announced yet and people are predicting its doom. In the business world anything can happen. Nobody could have imagine during last generation that Nintendo would sell the most console this gen. Sony can come back on top if they make the right decisions for all we know.
I've seen doom and gloom articles preceding a console's release before, but I think this is the first time I've seen one such article preceding the system's announcement. *sigh*
Global hardware sales...
Wii 42%
Xbox 30%
PS3 isn't doing bad at all. All 3 are doing well when it comes to sales (especially Wii).
I wonder what will happen next gen...
Will people go all out for the next xbox/ps4, or continue the less expensive Wii route?
The FACT is, we just dont know...
The author predicts the failure of the PS4 because of how the PS3 is doing - even though the PS3 has very closely matched the 360's worldwide sales numbers, it's about 98% right now in terms of market share comparisons worldwide, so given this the "writer" has deemed this a clear flop by Sony. Score zero for objective analysis.
With the same logic, the Wii would have failed miserably because of the sales performance of the Gamecube. Can anyone be so stupid and ignorant as to make such a fanbaiting fishing-for-hits article? Apparently so.
Only way I see the ps4 failing giving Microsoft a year lead again. And that high price point. Sure people will still buy it I know I did love my fat 60gb. But to get the core market they will need a reasonable price.
Exactly, being First or Last doesn't change how enjoyable the games will be.
Sweet Jebus! The PS4 hasn't even been announced and there are already articles about how it will fail.
here we go again another article (ITS DOOOOOOOOM)
we know nothing about the PS4 yet but "its doom article" pop-up already.
If sony goes I will remain a pc gamer only.
I don't want kid pokemon games & and I don't want to pay for online gaming.
Naughty Dog on ps4 again will be unmatched by other devs.
To bad only marketing is appealing to console gamers. This is why nintendo goes casual(wii), abandons core gamers & then brings out a next gen console with not even one semi next gen game and everyone goes crazy.
Out of all the companies Sony is the only one who puts core gamers first.
Ps3 is the most popular of the 360 vs ps3 world wide sales. And wii out sold everything to casual gamers and is the worlds biggest dust collector.
No? prove me wrong then..
lol mika said it also.
to make a blanket statement such as: the ps4 will fail. Granted the person who made that statement backed it up with their perspective of the situation. but why are they so certain that theirs is the correct perspective?
The success or failure of a platform has not been so much about the platform itself but the support behind it. That basically means that unless sony is the ONLY one supporting the ps4, it will do just fine.
Taking things like hardware cost, development cost and of course the actual specifics of the hardware can all have a hand in the success or failure. It still comes down to the games and the dedication of 3rd party support.
Believe it or not, the 3rd parties are far more important than a big stable of 1st party exclusives.
We need a article on n4g.
Why the "Why the *blank* will fail" claims are fucking stupid...
Seriously just "journalist" trying to gain hits while all it's doing is hurting the game industry.
Wasn't the same things said about the PS3 when we actually knew about the hardware and everything? It is just a website looking for hits.
"AsimLeonheart" But the Wii was a good indication to us hardcore gamers that on top no longer means best for gaming.
So even if the PS4 "fails" (although I would not consider a product that sells dozens of millions a fail) in the sales department it doesn't mean it won't be an awesome system to own for us gamers on this site!
Well said. Look at this:
"Is this for real, who would approve spam?"
Yet the same person that lamented that article is the one who submitted this one.
Hypocrite much?
He joined a month ago and is already submitting. Dupe account? Common sense says yes.
for the sake of hits ha? masonicgamer? it's really "moronicgamer", right?
PS3 and 360 sold around the same but somehow 720 will be the top dog and PS4 will be doomed! stupid people is stupid!
I think someone would have to be an idiot to call their website "Masonicgamer.com", and an even bigger idiot to say that a console that hasn't even been announced yet will fail. I don't know about you guys, but since I'm not a Mason, I don't think I'd ever have a reason to go to this site...heck, I don't even think that Masons have much of a reason to go to this site.
Good Idea. I think I should write one for my site and post it here lol.
I can't stand the Sony fan club, some of the dullest nerds on the web... HOWEVER, this article is a load of bollocks.
why you people even talk about these articles! waste of time.. like my wasted 37 seconds of life...
"will fail"..
like ps, ps2, ps3 ? XD
"PS3 isn't doing bad at all. All 3 are doing well when it comes to sales (especially Wii)"
..ps3 sold more than wii and 360 each years now..but most important, has the best exclusives since 2008, so, it's doing really good (probably not in last place now)
I agree. The wii was the best selling console this gen and well how many people are still using it. For alot of people, the wii is just collecting dust.
Sony on the other hand is in last place but they won over alot of gamers with their exclusives and dedication to the core.
MS might have sony beat with their online features and UI but once the ps4 comes out. Sony will fix all the negatives the PS3 has and make it better. It just needs to have an affordable price.
You can only decide the places when the race is over
"MS might have sony beat with their online features and UI but once the ps4 comes out. Sony will fix all the negatives the PS3 has and make it better."
What if MS fixes all the negatives the 360 had for the 720?
That is actually true, but I find it telling when you have an article up one day that explains why the 720 will destroy the opposition and then an article up a couple of days later explaining why the PS4 will fail.
The only reason it stands a chance of failing is because the American press will try to 'make' it happen.
That is why, IF the PS4 fails, it will be in the states only (when it comes to sales). American press won't affect us Europeans.
But was the article from the same site? You can't just say the "American" press will try and "make" this happen based off of two different opinion articles.
Ben, I think I've been here long enough now to draw that conclusion regardless of whether both articles come from the same source. And with the IGN and Gamespot App now appearing on the 360, I'd suggest that misinformation is about to get dirty coming up to Christmas
"I think I've been here long enough now to draw that conclusion..."
You've been HERE is the key word in that statement. Being here on N4G and drawing conclusions from stories that users here submit and approve from blog sites that state their opinion doesn't represent the American media trying to ruin Sony.
"And with the IGN and Gamespot App now appearing on the 360, I'd suggest that misinformation is about to get dirty coming up to Christmas"
*sigh* Are you suggesting that IGN and Gamespot are going to team up against Sony? This is why a lot of us on here shake our heads at comments with this conspiracy some of you try to keep alive.
Do people automaticaly give Sony a pass for the psp go? That was a huge flop and why many people are waiting on a vita.
Is there some prize for being first out with ridiculous "PS4 DOOOM!" articles? Because you're too late. There were PS4 doom articles already back in June.
What's worse is this "opinion piece" doesn't even make an attempt to back up it's title. "Why the PS4 will fail! We actually don't know and aren't even going to discuss it, but got your attention, didn't we!"
Pathetic. Who approved this garbage? This site needs to be blacklisted. If we can't stop idiots from approving this nonsense, at least we can get the quality filter to weed this crap out. Click under the link to the story to vote this site down.
Safe to say that current ownerds will upgrade if the price isn't exaggerated again. It will be successful because 1. They will give us GAMES 2. The online service has made significant improvement and with the addition of gaiki the possibilties are endless. Sony differs from the rest because they actually give us games and this is what its all about. Yea they have motion control, and some apps but they dont shove it down our throats like the competition.
Slow news day? Yea looks like it.
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Why your website will fail despite your desperate plea for attention.
really...these are starting again? hahaha
Writers who wrote off the ps3 and refused to admit they were wrong finally have something new to write about and why Sony will again "fail".
I love speculation. I love lack of knowledge.
I honestly wonder where the people who write these things get their info. I have zero problem with opinion pieces. youre allowed to have your opinion on which system is better, but once you start trying to justify that opinion with incorrect facts you begin to look like a fanboy or just a very very poor journalist.
Just wanted to remind everybody to vote down the article and the website by left-clinking the blue website link under "Read Full Story" link. I didn't knew that until someone told me that I can vote for articles and their websites.
Well let me see
A faster bluray drive
Price under $400 mst likely $349
Free online play with cross game chat
Option for psn:plus
And exclusives that no other publisher can match and that's a fact not opinion
So yeh they will fail such a stupid article. Why since wiiu announcement of a release date have we seen Sony fail and ps4 will fail articles while nothing about xbox720? Maybe Xbox defense force and Nintendo fan girls are putting their combined efforts against the forces of darkside lol
If there is no Sony in gaming than I rather quit gaming because cares about selling kinect games than actual core gamer titles and Nintendo have a long long history of not getting 3rd party support.
Keep hating on Sony and they will kee releasing AAA exclusive that no ther console maker can deliver
Last of us
Beyond 2 souls
And guess what games like ico,sotc,ratchet,jack etc, most ther publishers wouldn't even waste their time on those IP yet Sony not only made those but now ratchet and sly have titles this gen.
Once psn gets cross game chat than what does xblive have that's so worth paying for when that 60 bucks can go towards buying a brand new game
Stop haing enjoy games and be a gamer
You want people to stop hating enjoy games and be a gamer, but you make a statement like if there is no Sony then you will quit gaming...Sony is awesome don't get me wrong but you can't enjoy games and be a gamer when you limit yourself to one company.
With all due respect I feel like Sony is the only publisher going after mature crowds so that's me if they are not making games I most likely will find a new hobby
So maybe I am wrong for saying that but maybe I over the past 15-20 years Sony has delivered so in a way I feel a comfort level and now in a way know what kind of software support there will be for their systems. So if they are out of gaming business which I don't think they are than I am out too or most likely will move to of gaming
Lol this is just a taste of whats to come for the PS4 with the stupid media which in my opinion are the real destroyers of the gaming industry.
This article is truly horrible. Maybe the title was meant to say "Why the PS3 and PS Vita are failures" as I did not see any collective argument against the PS4. Just a "Microsoft did everything right, I have to say Nintendo won, and Sony sucks" opinion. Let's break down the words...
"PS4" - Mentioned once in intro. I think even middle school English students know that if you write an article about something, it should be mentioned in more places than just the introduction paragraph.
"PS3" - 8 times. So what is this article about? The PS3 or the PS4?
"Microsoft" - 7 times. How do you write an article about Sony and almost mention Microsoft more? I'm sorry, but no matter what your points are, I throw them out the window as soon as I see this biased take on a situation.
Now that I have destroyed your writing skills, I shall now debate you, which you do not deserve. So the PS4 is doomed, and you think it is strictly due to the fact that Sony "failed" with the PS3. If that were the case, then I guess the 360 should have failed because the xbox came into last gen late and never sold as many as the PS2. Or did things turn out differently? No arguing that Sony went retarded this round. I get it. However, you cannot make simple judgement calls based solely on the past. The past is the past, let it go. No one gets anywhere i life holding on to high school and wishing for the good ole days, do they? No, they move on with a new plan in life and a new goal. This is what Sony will do. No one knows if it will work out, especially you, and we will have to wait to see.
Microsoft's 360 was a cheaper entry. That is true. Let's consider this generation an investment. It is fitting since we do invest not only our money, but several countless hours of our life to our consoles. So, you want to spend as much time doing something you like and as little money as possible while doing it. You can easily be fooled by a lower purchase price, however. If you wanted to compare the two products down the road and which one would save you the most money you would see that going the Microsoft route was not the most economic. It doesn't take a genius to figure out that a couple hundred dollar difference in purchase price won't mean anything down the road when you have shelled out $50 - $60 a year for a mandatory subscription. I won't even get into the fact about how much money you had to spend just watch HD movies and play on wifi back in the day. Your point is weak and not at all does it show why the PS4 is doomed. If you wanted to argue the value for the money point, then fine. However, price alone in the past is not a valid point for predicting the future, nor was your opinion a very good one.
PS Vita and PSP comparisons are a dumb thing to talk about when making such a statement as why the PS4 is doomed. I am surprised this article was even published, to be frank.
Second to lastly, Sony mentioning they will support the PS3 for some more time does not doom the PS4. What are you proposing? Sony stick up the middle finger to everyone they convinced to buy their product and suddenly stop service like Microsoft did? I do not know why there wasn't more outrage against Microsoft when they did this, but if Sony copied this move, they would get crucified. You should never own a business, my friend. Free advice, take it.
Finally, don't wrap up an opinion piece on the PS4 with a question to your audience about the PS3 and PS Vita. It's just not a linear thought process. "Reason's why I think pizza are great." Followed by, "So, what is your favorite brand of cereal?" Sounds psychotic and like I fight myself in my head when I think, no? Okay, I am done with you. Care to post a revision?
Ok now someone quick write...
"Why the PS4 will succeed" -Just so we have both sides of the story
I agree with NYC Gamer. If you measure success on number of units sold and do not consider PS3's 64+ million sold as successful then the only successful home consoles have been PS1, PS2 and Wii. Some of these journalist wannabes need to check numbers and facts before writing their opinion pieces.
Lifetime sales in millions
Sega--- 13
Super Nintendo--- 49
Sega Genesis--- 40
Playstation--- 102
Nintendo 64--- 33
Sega Saturn--- 9
Gamecube--- 21
Xbox--- 24
Dreamcast--- 10
Wii--- 96
nuff said...
How can it fail when I know for sure I am buying 2 of them! I think next gen is going to be absolutely amazing. We are stretching it here, so I can imagine what it's going to look like with new technology. Look at what Kojima did with Metal Gear and what Naughty Dog is doing with Last of Us. Simply astonishing. Getting goosebumps already. This time I hope Sony hits a respectable price point and not wait a full year to launch. I am sure they learned their lesson
i think ppl are coming down on sony cuz they did a dick move, they should of never sued
MS is gonna be in Sonys pocket next gen, bluray, every nextbox sold, sony gets a small cut, aint that a peace..
To the author, well man, when i think of xbox i see Kinect, pay2play, and stale 1st party support at best..
Sony has(hopefully)learnt alot this gen on how they should make the hardware work for next.
The futures bright for the PS4, and i wounder what theyl do with Gaikai aswell.
Why writer of this article should no longer write articles.
Hey go into the kitchen, look under the kitchen sink and grab the moth balls, the Clorox bleach, and some SOS pads or texture. The go grab whatever you can find in the medicine cabinet and make yourself a delicious cocktail. Oh and for even better enjoyment lock yourself in a car with with carbon monoxide filtering throughall the air vents. Trust me you'd love it :)
Another hate article about sony?
Didn't expect that...
Why Darren Durham is an idiot: This Article. Just reeks of fanboy drivel and a complete disregard for facts that put his biased opinion in the proverbial shitter.
Almost ashamed I gave this article a hit. Do not approve this N4G.
Things aren't factual in this article. The Wii was released last for one. But much of this is opinion based sugared with truth. No question Sony really took a licking this gen. And vita sales are dreamcast territory. But I feel sony's biggest asset in prior gens were third party exclusivity. Once they lost that its been a rocky road.
Actually, Wii was three days earier than Ps3. Though, I do think Sony is going to have a problem if they're going to go "graghics powerhouse" route. The mainstream will not buy a 500 dollar console in this market. They lost my money when they decided my broken Ps3 wasnt a high priority for them, that and the network meltdown. Sony isn't going anywhere, nor would I want them to. Less competition is bad for everyone.
Vote down this site people.
So the Sony hate machine is going strong still.
Why aren't articles like these banned?? Why "x" machine will fail. I don't give a damn why some lowlife want's a video gaming system to fail. Obviously those aren't gamers and should not be allowed to write articles about gaming.
Read the article and not just the title....
"I don't give a damn why some lowlife want's a video gaming system to fail."
No one wants it to fail. The "opinion article" looks at past figures and what is going on with this gen and moving into next gen...
Like Arius Dion writes
sony's biggest asset in prior gens were third party exclusivity. Once they lost that its been a rocky road.
I totally agree with that.... Personally I own all the consoles so not really loyal to any, I for one am looking forward to what is coming next.... Bring on Next Gen I say
The only failure Sony has was the money the list this gen,their console sells are no worst than nintendo's for two gens prior,as for third party support ,it's there just not as strong in the ps2 days.
The PS2 destroyed sales, the PS3 didn't do that.
So looking at the 'past figures', the PS4 will in fact sell well. The original xbox didn't sell as much as PS2, the 360 sold well.
The PS3 hasn't sold as many as 360/wii, which means the PS4 will do well.
Judging by what you've/author wrote, ^^^^^^^^^ that is correct (though we know, sales are unpredictable).
To say that a console will not be as successful as previous generations is fair enough, but considering it to fail is more than borderline idiotic. It's moronic.
Sales are based on what Sony are offering now. PS4 is a clean slate, a completely revamped online network, operating system, a really enticing good value subscription service and a continued, unique dedication to providing new games, IPs and other support. That will sure as hell keep fans and gamers interested. Heck, it won't have a $599 price tag either, you can be sure of that.
If it were to fail, what would make it so is the continued media bias that will be there from Day Zero, corrupting minds of the ignorant with tales that Sony is not worth investing in nor has games.
After reading just the title there is no need to give a single hit to your site.
Maybe next time word it better. But I'll be sure to look out for your site and not visit it at all.
Good luck with your life!!
@Masonic, if you want people to give your articles a fair chance then get rid of all the sensationalist headline BS and write about relevant topics. save the editorials and opinion pieces for your private blog and stop trying to offer it as news. every action gets a reaction and I dont honestly believe that you are a dumb individual. You knew exactly the kind of attention you were reaching for when you made this article, so it's a bit unfair to act surprised by the negative reaction youre getting.
Seriously your full of shit this article was written to get cheap hits, admit it. So enjoy your fifteen minutes of fame your little no name site is going to get.
@MasonicGamer The title is f**king stupid, so no, no I will not read the article
Makes sense to claim and unannounced device with nothing but speculation as a failure. Who needs common sense or reason this day or look to the past that is irrelevant.
fail huh? lol funny.. it will fail to fail.. PS has a loyal following of supporters & as long as they system isnt ridiculously priced, it will not fail in the slightest.. Just like vita & ps3 are doomed too right? lol well theres 9.5 years left for vita & 3.3 left for ps3.. maybe after 13 years u can say itl fail cuz ps4 will have a 10 yr life too if not more considering cloud stream gaming takes off..
When sony lowered the expected 1 year sales figures, for the vita, from 10 to 5-6 million what shall we call it.......lets call it a success, im sure all the shareholders are delighted.
just cuz 3ds can appeal to all age categories selling more than vita doesnt mean vita is a failure.. Its not exactly something u can buy for a child.. despite all the sales of 3ds, nothing relevant from 3rd party is being produced so thats what failing is.. Vita has support and is gaining more as time progresses.. The damn thing is less than a yr old & u ppl claim doom lol.. Well u can keep thinking that for the nx 9 yrs while it pumps out great games n services..


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>Cross Training>Pilates
I've been thinking about joining a new gym (Crunch Fitness) and before doing so, I tried all of their classes and went at various times to see what hours were the most crowded.
One of the classes I took was Pilates...I was the only guy in the class. The rest of the class was professional dancers and two days latter my muscles are still sore!
Has anyone else tried pilates?
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Suffering Benefiting from mature onset exercise addiction and low aerobic endorphin release threshold. Hoping there is no cure.
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I'm dealing with stress fractures in my shins right now. I am convinced that the root cause is lack of flexibility. I tried doing some yoga last night and do I ever need work on flexibility. My wife has a pilates CD and I am going to give that a try. But if yoga focuses more on flexibility I am leaning in that direction.
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DOVER �— During a City Council workshop session on Wednesday evening, councilors discussed the Capital Improvements Program broadly and finished correcting the Fiscal Year 2013 Expectations of the City Manager list.
A general discussion of the CIP at the workshop first started with a presentation by Superintendent Jean Briggs Badger and School District Business Administrator Michael Limanni on the education portion of the CIP.
"These are decisions to be made," Mayor Dean Trefethen said to councilors regarding how they will work together to create a CIP plan and decide how to pay for the plan when budget season comes along. "It is not a perfect system and it does kind of put you between a rock and a hard space, but I think that is the nature of the beast."
Briggs Badger and Limanni proposed what they believe is necessary within the next six years, which is written in the CIP.
The CIP for education includes facility and school maintenance and repairs, an upgrade to the library system and renovations to the high school. For fiscal years 2014 to 2019, the board hopes to renovate the high school for $23 million, update the Regional Technical Center for $13 million, and set aside $50,000 spread out over the six years in the program for district improvements, including maintenance of facilities, roof and insulation improvements and window replacements.
"We are growing," Briggs Badger said again to the councilors. From 2012 to 2021, she said Dover schools are projected to add 600 students, but believes the best decision is to renovate, not rebuild.
Trefethen reiterated after the school proposal that at this time, they are only approving a plan. During budget season, they will decide if they are able to afford to pay for the plan they propose.
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Deputy Mayor Robert Carrier said the plan will be a layout in deciding what they can spend. "At least it's there and it'll be in front of us," he said.
The next item on the agenda, City Manager Expectations, comprised of a discussion on the wording of the list of 14 goals the City Council and mayor have for City Manager Michael Joyal. The council scratched the third expectation, on completing the upgrade of airflow quality and air conditioning in Council Chambers. Councilors agreed to meet in the McConnell Center in the hot summer months and use their air conditioning instead of spending the estimated $100,000 to properly install a system in Council Chambers. Aside from this goal, most expectations passed without comment, except to add or take out a word for clarity.
There will be a resolution on next week's council agenda to refer the CIP to a public hearing and another resolution to formally adopt the list of expectations of the city manager. The council will meet on Nov. 14 at 7 p.m. in Council Chambers in City Hall.
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The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival kicks off April 11. The Times' pop music staffers weigh in on the artists they're most looking forward to seeing.
Chance the Rapper: This Chicago-born artist is one of the great hopes of a new hip-hop generation. His masterful "Acid Rap" mixtape set ears ablaze when released in 2013, and that's why Chance, born Chancelor Bennett, is known in the rap world. To CNN viewers, the 20-year-old artist is a shining star of "Chicagoland," the network's documentary about local politics, a city struggling against gang violence and Mayor Rahm Emanuel's attempts at addressing both. After a curtain-raising performance at Lollapalooza in 2013, how will Chance fare on his biggest stage? Expect massive buzz for this Sunday performance.
Foxygen: A bitter mix of power pop, laconic British invasion balladry and joyous lyrical wit, the Los Angeles band has released a pair of lovely rock records that read as future underground classics. Specifically, the band's 2013 record "We Are the 21st Century Ambassadors of Peace & Magic" is a blissful psychedelic pop album as assured as it is memorable. The band has been relatively silent for the last year, considering the album's acclaim, and it's one reason why anticipation for its Coachella gigs is so high.
— Randall Roberts
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Zedd: Perhaps the most shamelessly motivated of the current crop of EDM megastars, Zedd is the type of artist who's happy to incorporate a beer company's slogan into his latest single if the tie-in ensures added exposure. But that drive toward the top is also what gives the Russian producer's exhilarating stadium-rave jams — particularly "Stay the Night," with vocals by Hayley Williams of Paramore — such a heady rush. I'll be pumping my fist to that one even as I (easily) resist the urge for a Bud Light Platinum.
Future Islands: Friends, colleagues and the Internet tell me that this arty Baltimore outfit has released songs other than "Seasons (Waiting on You)," the lead track from its new "Singles" album. Nevertheless, I'm holding out hope that Future Islands' set at Coachella consists entirely of this beautifully warped synth-pop tune, in which singer Samuel T. Herring barks out a sad-guy lament over a groove as mournful as it is weirdly triumphant. Last month, Herring's full-bodied performance of the song on the "Late Show With David Letterman" went viral; I can't wait to see it in the flesh.
— Mikael Wood
Nina Kraviz: For better or worse, this house and techno producer's work is infused with sex. Yes, the Russian artist is pretty striking behind the decks (and she caught some undeserved flak for that early in her career). But her very accomplished singles and LPs, such as last year's "Mr. Jones," are soaked in the rowdy, desperate hormones of the old Dance Mania catalog. Many of the globe's best clubs (Berghain, Fabric, Space) have had her out to play, and all it takes is one pass through the delirious video for her minimalist standout single "Ghetto Kraviz" to understand why.
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Art Department producers Kenny Glasgow and Jonny White: This crew has knocked around the Canadian house scene for decades. But its sleek and slithery 2010 single together as Art Department, "Without You," helped set a new template for sexy-yet-narcotized party music. Alongside peers like Seth Troxler and Jamie Jones, the crew is broadening the appeal of the underground while challenging the conventions of mainstream electronica. Whenever the idea of EDM finally crawls off to die, this is probably the sound that's coming next.
— August Brown
Jhené Aiko: This R&B singer's sultry, emotive voice has soundtracked plenty of lonely Saturday nights for her fans over the last few years. But Aiko, who has lent her voice to tracks by J. Cole, Big Sean and Drake, isn't about succumbing to wrenching heartbreak. When describing her breakout single, "The Worst," she told me it was best enjoyed alone with a joint. Her voice is airy enough to make you feel like you're floating in the clouds, even without the aide of the green leaf she has an affinity for singing about.
Banks: An army of R&B outliers has been shaking things up with alternative spins of the genre since Frank Ocean and the Weeknd hit it big. Banks is right up there thanks to her ability to weave soulful electronics with '90s golden-era R&B. Her music is dark and brooding, rightfully earning her those Fiona Apple comparisons, but she balances the vulnerability with the sort of smoldering sensuality that made us fall in love with Aaliyah back in the day. Swaying in the desert to her seductive "Waiting Game" has already landed a spot on my top moments of the weekend.
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Sobel, Kenneth, MD
Solanki, Shantanu Devanand, MD
Sporn, Daniel, MD, FACC
Sprentall, Kelcie, MD
Srivatana, Panit, MD
Srivatana, Ukorn, MD
Stack, Brenda, CRNP-BC
Stahl, Matthew, PTA
Stamp, Sara, RDN
Stein, Elizabeth, MD, MS
Stethers, Lonnie, CRNP
Stevenson, Rachael, FNP
Stilwell. Mason, MD
Straniere, Krista, CRNP
Stromick, Jean, FNP
Suarez, Paul, MD
Subrayappa, Navin Kumar, MD, FACC, MRCP
Sullivan, Mackenzie, MS, RDN, LDN
Sussman, Hal, DO
Sutton, Mala, MD
Symonds, Brianne, MS, FNP-BC
Talluri, Swapna, MD
Tamesis, Marion, MD
Tammaro, Alicia, NP
Taufik, Mireille, MD
Tayag, Daniel, MD
Teribury, Jr., Frederick, MD
Terry, Danielle, PhD, ABPP
Terwilliger, Jerry, MD
Terwilliger, Scott, OD
Them, Theodore, MD, MS, PhD, MPH
Thirumurti, Venu, MD
Thoman, Robin D., BSN, RN
Tofts, Kristine, DO
Tolle, Bryan, DO
Tompkins, Nancy, MSN, FNP-C
Toole, Allison, PT, DPT, OCS
Trahan, Kim, PA-C
Traverso, Jose A., PT, DPT, FAAOMPT, CFCE, CCCE
Tripathi, Byomesh, MD
Trostle, Douglas, MD
Troutman, Chelsea, PT, DPT
Tsirigotis, Stefani, AGACNP-BC, MSN, RN
Uddoh, Emmanuel, MD
Uppal, Arvinder S., MD
VanDermark, Jonathan, DMD
VanderMeer, Thomas, MD
Vassell, Rashida, MD, CWS
Vesneske, Michelle, CRNP
Wagner, James, OTD, OTR/L, CHT, CPAM, CSCS
Wagner, Monta, CFNP
Walenta, Julie, MPH, RDN
Wales, Emily, CRNP
Walrath, Jeanette, FNP-C
Walsh, James, MD, MSHA, FACP, FCCP
Walsh, Nan, MS, CRNP
Warrington, Verlyn, MD
Watson, Brittany, PA-C
Wawrzusin, Christopher, AGNP-C
Webb, Paul, MD
Welles, Alyssa, PA-C
Wentzel, Chris, MD
Werner, Elizabeth MD
Wesneski, Lorena, MS, RN, CRNP
Wheeler, Kevin, MS, RPAC, AT
White, Amy, MD
White, Karol, FNP-C, COHN-S
Williams, David, PA-C
Williams, Teresa, MD
Williamson, Veronica, NP
Witherow, Lee, CRNA
Witman, Nicole, CRNP
Woglom, Russell, MD
Wood, Kari, MD
Woodring, Scott, MS
Woolaway, Karen, AuD, MS, CCC-A
Worley, Andrea, MD
Wozniak, Christine, RDN, CDN, CDE
Yeager-Hall, Carli, PA
Young, Davis, PA
Yumen, Omar, MD
Zeykan, Violeta, MD
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Last year I reported on a visit to a dire pub in what used to be rural England but is now just off the road to somewhere else. This week I went one further and found myself in a generic low-rent business hotel in the English midlands: exactly the sort of Travel Tavern that Alan Partridge used to live in. It was, of course, a real ale desert (how did he survive so far from his beloved Director's Bitter?), with the bar taps dominated by InBev products, including Boddington's. It's a very sweet, light keg bitter: unchallenging but still quite tough drinking. I stopped at one pint.
My trip was far from a total waste, however. With some careful planning I found myself with a couple of hours to spare in central Manchester. I had picked out a handful of pubs worth visiting, but never got past the first: the gloriously appointed Marble Arch. This quirky boozer is kitted out in steel-and-ceramic Victorian bling and boasts a curiously slanting floor throughout. Out back, the house brewery produces a range of cask and bottled beers, the latter available to take away. Everyone in the house was drinking Manchester Bitter, a shockingly pale yellow lager lookalike. The resemblance ends there, however. This has a strong fresh hoppy aroma and greets the palate with a lemony bitterness which would appeal to any witbier fan. It's a wonderfully refreshing classic bitter and, I can only presume, the sort of beer that Boddington's would like to be.
The house range also includes Stouter Stout, a very sharp, bitter, but creamy stout. The abundance of hops is there right from the nose and is carried through in the strong rich bitter flavours. For a stout this is just too tart to my taste: IPA dressed as stout and off-puttingly weird, despite the care and attention that obviously went into making it. The house also makes Ginger Marble, another very yellow ale. The clue's in the title here, but in case of doubt there's a sweet, candied ginger aroma first off. This is followed by a gorgeous back-of-the-mouth raw ginger burn on the first swallow, with a legacy of ginger nut biscuits on the lips. I think this is the best ginger-flavoured beer I've ever tasted and would make a superb aperitif. And every flavoursome beer the Marble Brewery produces is 100% organic: proof that most everyone else is just doing organic wrong.
Of the guest ales, Spitting Feathers caught my attention first. This is a "smoked autumn ale", thick and creamy with little foretaste and almost reminiscent of a nasty keg ale. The smoke comes through afterwards in a vague sort of way, after some unpleasant dry mustiness. My limited experience of smoked beer has led me to expect the full-on bacon flavour experience and you don't get that with this. Two guest taps were displaying clips from Scottish craft brewing's enfant terrible Brew Dog. When I asked the barman whether I should go for Hype or Buzz, he told me he'd sold more Hype that evening, so that's what I ordered. Again, this is a very pale affair but it more than makes up for it in texture and flavour. It's warm and hits the palate with a hefty bitterness. A heavy and filling beer, all-in-all, despite having a mere 4.1% ABV.
With a heavy heart I left the pub and headed to the airport. A little previous research allowed me to stave off the return to keg ale for a few more precious minutes. The online menu of terrifyingly cheery family restaurant Giraffe included, among the Corona and Tiger, Brooklyn Lager. This is an impressively amber beer with a hoppy aroma, smelling for all the world like the lighter sort of American IPA. On first sip there's a full body and a strong malty flavour, carrying through to a dry bitter bite at the very end. Brooklyn is a thinking man's lager, and not just because the brewmaster is now a published philosopher.
A delay to my flight meant the time eventually came to bite the bullet and approach the main bar, where Worthington's Bitter was the house ale. Unlike the Boddington's, this is properly amber coloured. It has a striking burnt corn flavour, liked singed tortilla chips. Flavoursome, but not really in the right way.
I feel Manchester definitely warrants further barstool-based research. It'd just be a question of tearing myself away from the Marble Arch.
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Yellowstone RV Brand Shines at Michigan Show
March 9, 2011 by RVBusiness · 1 Comment
Grand Rapids RV reports that its sales perforamnce at the Grand Rapids RV Show, Feb. 17-20, was its best ever.
"We sold more fifth-wheels than we have ever sold in previous Grand Rapids shows, and more than any other dealer did at the show," Pete Smith, owner, stated in a news release. "I'm looking forward to receiving more product from Yellowstone RV, as their new lineup gives you four price points, just within the Canyon Trail line. Yellowstone has developed three floorplans at half-ton towable without a slider hitch and can be used on 5 ½-foot short bed trucks-that is a first in the industry, as far as I know.
"Their XLT, which is a mid-profile fifth-wheel, has a real warm feeling and has standard features that are optional on most mid-profiles from other manufacturers. Yellowstone has also brought out a new product class-smaller than a full profile unit and larger than a mid-profile, without the extra step in the bedroom — they call this their 'Advanced Profile.' I call it just smart."
Smith went on to explain that the new Yellowstone, now a separate entity from their sister-company, Gulf Stream, has also done away with all their "clones" so you don't have to sell against the same product across the street with a different name.
"They have taken their Aztec and made it an appearance option group on the Canyon Trail, making my inventory more flexible and I don't have to stock four of them, as if it was a separate line. Their high-line, the new Ridgeline, is a heck of a value compared to other high-line products in the market. Yellowstone also gives you decent sized territories, but the best feature is Yellowstone units sell and have a good name, stemming from its introduction in 1948."
Smith went on to say that Grand Rapids RV is looking forward to a great 2011 and feel that Canyon Trail is going to be a big part of their success. Visit Grand Rapids RV online at www.grandrapidsrvcenter.com.
To view the line of Yellowstone RVs, visit www.yellowstonervs.com.


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Colts' offensive scheme
Despite Peyton Manning's dominant performances, the Colts work best when they have a balanced attack (they have called 62 passes and 55 runs this postseason). They will spread the field often, either with a third receiver or by splitting out tight end Marcus Pollard. If the Patriots go into their nickel package (five defensive backs and six men in the box), there will be bigger running lanes for Edgerrin James, who has averaged 4.7 yards per carry.
If New England stays in its base defense and plays mainly single coverage, Manning will have a better chance to pick on rookie free safety Eugene Wilson and cornerback Tyrone Poole.
The deciding factor is whether a red-hot Manning will have time to throw. In the playoffs, the Colts have allowed just one sack in 62 pass attempts while the Patriots registered four on Tennessee's Steve McNair last week.
Patriots' offensive scheme
The key figure is running back Antowain Smith, not quarterback Tom Brady. Expect the Patriots, whose running game has been average at best, to attack on the ground against a poor-tackling Indianapolis defense that is giving up 171 yards rushing per game and 6.1 yards per carry.
Smith limped out of the divisional game with an ankle injury but is not listed on the injury report. Although Kevin Faulk and Mike Cloud are adequate, Smith's power running style is a bigger mismatch against the Colts' smallish defensive line. If Indianapolis gets sucked in to defend the run, Brady will throw deep, which is his biggest improvement from last season. He has 30 passes of 25-plus yards (fifth best in the NFL).
Defensive playmakers
Patriots defensive end Richard Seymour, a 6-foot-6, 310-pound colossus, is the chief disruptor along the front line of the league's stingiest defense. Cornerback Ty Law has had some big games against the Colts and has four interceptions and two touchdowns in 13 games against Indianapolis.
Inside linebacker Tedy Bruschi is always around the ball, breaking up 16 passes and intercepting three. The one Colts defensive player who must be accounted for is defensive end Dwight Freeney. The undersized speed rusher is more effective on turf, but he still has 24 sacks and 13 forced fumbles in 31 regular-season games.
Kicking game
Although Adam Vinatieri has missed a career-high 10 field-goal attempts for the Patriots this season, no one is better with the game on the line (he has 16 game-winning kicks). The Colts' Mike Vanderjagt has been perfect, hitting all 49 of his field-goal attempts, including 14 from beyond 40 yards.
Hunter Smith, who has yet to punt in two postseason games for the Colts, is far better than the Patriots' Ken Walter, whose average is worst among playoff punters. New England, though, has the edge in the return game. Against the Colts earlier this season, Bethel Johnson ran back one kickoff 62 yards and another 92 yards for a touchdown.
On the sidelines
Tony Dungy and Bill Belichick built their reputations on defense. The Patriots' Belichick is known for disguising looks week to week and keeping offenses off-balance. Although the Colts' defense has improved remarkably during Dungy's two-year tenure, the team is still built around offense. Tom Moore, the 65-year-old offensive coordinator, has been one of the best play-callers in the NFL for 30 years, but he gives considerable leeway to Manning to change plays at the line of scrimmage.
Belichick is looking for his second Super Bowl in three seasons. Dungy is looking to become the first coach to defeat three Super Bowl-winning coaches in the playoffs after beating Denver's Mike Shanahan and Kansas City's Dick Vermeil.
Indianapolis 24, New England 20
Defense usually rules the playoffs, but rules don't apply with Manning these days. He has been on such a tear that not even Belichick can devise a plan to totally stop him. For the 20th anniversary of their move from Baltimore, the Colts will celebrate with their first Super Bowl trip of the Indianapolis era.
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Park Ridge Health screenings
Park Ridge Health has scheduled the following events:
◆ Back-to-school vision screenings for adults and children are set for 2 to 5 p.m. today at Walmart, 250 Highlands Square Drive, Hendersonville.
◆ Prostate-specific antigen screenings are set for 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday at the Dollar Tree, 100 Highlands Square, Hendersonville. No appointment required. Prostatespecifi c antigen blood tests are for men 50 or older; age 40 if father or brother had prostate cancer. Cost of the screening is $10.
◆ Bone density screenings for men and women are set for 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday at the Dollar Tree, 100 Highlands Square, Hendersonville.
The bone density screening is for osteoporosis.
Wear shoes and socks that are easy to slip off. The screening is free.
◆ Henderson County stroke/aphasia support group meets at 3 p.m.
Thursday at Park Ridge Home Health Office, 895 Howard Gap Road, Fletcher. The group offers support for stroke survivors coping with an aphasia disorder and for other people diagnosed with aphasia.
Caregivers, family and friends can also participate . Call 828-687-5261 for more information.
◆ The WNC Concussion and Injury Prevention Symposium has been set for 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Friday at the Hilton Asheville in Biltmore Park.
Organized by Southeastern Sports Medicine, the educational symposium will feature speakers Jason Mihalik, Ph.D., CAT(C), ATC; Melissa Fraser, MS, LAT, ATC; Dr.
Jim Kovach, MD, JD; and Southeastern Sports Medicine physicians. Education credits can be received at this symposium: 3 BOC CEUs for ATCs and 3 CEs for Buncombe and Henderson County teachers/ coaches. The event costs $25 for physicians, nurse practitioners and physician assistants; $15 for certifi ed athletic trainers and nurses; free for coaches and parents.
Register for the event online at www.sesports med.com/events.html or call 828-989-8192.
Neurologist joins Park Ridge Health
Board-certified neurologist Dr. Laura Mason has joined the Park Ridge Health network of providers.
M asonisnowtaking appointments to see new patients at 50 Doctors Drive, Suite 1, which is on the campus of Park Ridge Health. Mason sees patients for neurological disorders including neuropathy, myopathy, migraine, epilepsy, myasthenia gravis, chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy , Guillan-Barre syndrome, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, dementia and stroke. She has a special interest in epilepsy and neuromuscular disease, and offers diagnostic studies including electromyography and nerve conduction, vagal nerve stimulator treatment for epilepsy, and Botox treatment for migraines.
Mason earned her medical degree at the University of South Florida College of Medicine in Tampa, Fla., and completed a residency in neurology and a fellowship in clinical neurophysiology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. She most recently served as a clinical assistant professor of general neurology and neuromuscular disease at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, and also provided care at the Birmingham Veterans Affairs Medical Center. Mason is a certified diplomat of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology.
Call 855-774-5433 to make an appointment, or visit www.parkridgehealth. org for more information.
General surgeon joins Park Ridge Health
Dr. Jeri Mason, a general surgeon, has joined the Park Ridge Health team of providers and specialists.
Mason comes to Park Ridge Health from Baptist Medical Center in Birmingham, Ala., and specializes in minimally invasive approaches to general surgery, endoscopy, advanced gastrointestinal surgery and advanced laparoscopy.
He is joining general surgeons Dr. David Price and Dr. Robert Morrow at Park Ridge Health General Surgery at 80 Doctors Drive, Suite 1, in Hendersonville.
Mason earned his medical degree at the University of South Florida College of Medicine in Tampa, Fla., and completed his residency in general surgery at Baptist Medical Center. He is a member of the Society of Surgical Oncology, the American College of Surgeons and the Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons.
Call 855-774-5433 or visit www.parkridge health.org for more information.
Seminar to discuss new dental procedures
As part of the Dessert with the Doc series to educate the community, dentist John Hooker will give a presentation titled "What's New in Dentistry" at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in the Carlson Conference Room at Transylvania Regional Health, 260 Hospital Drive, Brevard.
Hooker is passionate about dentistry and the evolution of new treatments. He keeps up with the latest in dental materials, implant options, sleep appliances and cosmetic dentistry and enjoys sharing his knowledge with the general public.
Hooker is a graduate of Western Carolina University with degrees in biology and chemistry. He attended dental school at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and graduated in 1986. After graduation, he entered the Navy and served as a dental corps officer. He has been in private practice since 1989.
Registration for the seminar is required.
Refreshments will be provided. Call 828-877-4777 or visit www. trhospital foundation.org for more information.
Martial arts classes at Opportunity House
Opportunity House at 1411 Asheville Highway in Hendersonville is offering chayon ryu martial arts classes from 6 to 7 p.m.
Monday evenings.
Literally meaning "the natural way," this is a blend of many martial art forms that uses natural body movements to promote healthy longevity and overall well-being while teaching self-defense skills. All ages from 7 to 100 are welcome.
The class meets for six weeks. The cost is $50 for members and $60 for nonmembers. Call 828-692-0575 or for more information.
Wheeler joins Balance Point staff
Rhea Wheeler has joined the staff at Balance Point Collaborative, 263 Haywood St., Suite 100, Asheville, as an office manager.
A native of Detroit, Wheeler has moved to the Brevard area after traveling extensively throughout the world, including South Korea, where she spent three years teaching English at a Korean school.
She has a certificate in office systems technology and is working toward her Associate of Applied Science in office administration.
Call 828-348-6922 or visit www.balancepointnc.
com for more information.
Nia classes start Aug.
21 at activity center
The Henderson County Activity Center at 708 S.
Grove St. in Hendersonville will begin Nia fitness classes from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Aug. 21 with certified Nia brown belt instructor Lia Barth.
Nia, a sensory-based movement practice, draws from the martial arts, dance arts and healing arts. Nia invites participants to move in their body's way to attain health and well-being.
It provides cardiovascular conditioning, and improves flexibility, range of motion, muscle strength and balance.
Nia has something to offer all levels of fitness, and is safe for all ages.
Nia is especially beneficial for those with joint or back pain, or arthritis, as well as athletes for crosstraining.
For those individuals new to Nia, the first class is free. Ongoing classes are $8 with a eight-class card or $10 drop-in fee. Call 828-697-7449 or visit www.
niacarolina.com for more information.
Ageless Grace classes at Namaste Center
Ageless Grace classes are being offered at 10 a.m. Tuesdays and 5:45 p.m.
Thursdays at the Namaste Center, 419 S. King St., Hendersonville.
Ageless Grace consists of "21 simple tools for lifelong comfort and ease."
The tools aim to be fun and playful, and are practiced using a chair for core activation, stability and focus. Ageless Grace is OK for all ages and abilities, including seniors, baby boomers, young adults and those with weight, joint, diabetes and other health challenges.
For those individuals new to Ageless Grace, the first class is free. The ongoing classes are $10 with an eight-class card.
Call 828-290-2344 or 828-697-7449 for more information.
Compiled from staff reports
Health Briefs: Aug. 14
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Mayor Bloomberg And Queens Officials Praise Approval Of Two Major Queens Development Plans At Hunters Point South And Willets Point
Hunters Point South Will Be New York City's Largest Permanently Affordable Housing Development Targeted Primarily to Moderate - and Middle - Income Families. Willets Point Development Plan Will Transform Contaminated 62-Acre Site Into New 'Green' Neighborhood with Housing, Parks, Office Space, Retail, and a Convention Center and Hotel, Creating 5,300 Permanent Jobs, 18,000 Construction Jobs and $25 Billion in Economic Activity. Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg commended the New York City Council today for its approval of the City's development plans at Hunters Point South and Willets Point in Queens. Hunter's Point South - a 30-acre, largely vacant waterfront site in southern Queens - will accommodate 5,000 new units of housing, 60 percent of which will be affordable primarily to moderate- and middle-income families. Additionally, the City will pave the way for 500 units of housing reserved for low-income families to be developed over time in the surrounding area. The project will also include more than 11 acres of landscaped waterfront parkland, new retail shops, community facility space and a new school. The Willets Point Development Plan calls for the remediation of what is today a heavily polluted 62-acre site in the heart of Queens that sits on the Flushing River between the thriving neighborhoods of Flushing and Corona and adjacent to Flushing Meadows Corona Park and the new home of the Mets, Citi Field. The plan will create 5,500 housing units, 35 percent of which will be dedicated to low-, moderate- and middle-income families, eight acres of open space, parks and playgrounds, 500,000 square feet of office space, 1.7 million square feet of retail space, a new school and a hotel and convention center. In addition to creating 5,300 permanent jobs and 18,000 construction jobs, the plan is expected to generate $1.3 billion in direct tax revenue and at least $25 billion in economic activity over 30 years. The plan, which will produce the City's first LEED-certified neighborhood, also includes a comprehensive Willets Point Workforce Assistance Plan - to be administered by LaGuardia Community College - that will be available to all 1,700 workers at Willets Point. "For nearly half a century, Willets Point has been an environmentally degraded area in the heart of Queens, but today, it finally has a brighter future - one that will create more than 5,000 permanent jobs, thousands of units of affordable housing, and generate $1.3 billion in tax revenue and $25 billion in overall economic activity over the next 30 years," said Mayor Bloomberg. "The Council's approval of our plan to create 5,000 units of housing at Hunters Point South is equally important. It will be New York City's largest development that includes permanently affordable housing targeted primarily to moderate- and middle-income families - our police officers, teachers, nurses and vocational workers, among others. Together, the projects will provide more than 10,000 units of housing, about half of which will be include income targets, which will help us achieve our goal of building and preserving affordable housing for half a million New Yorkers." "The City Council's affirmation today of our plan to transform Willets Point from a contaminated 62-acre site into the City's first 'green' neighborhood shows that while the economy may be in a downturn, we will continue to make strategic investments in New York City's future," said Deputy Mayor for Economic Development Robert C. Lieber. "We initiated the public approvals for these projects in April, and thanks to invaluable input from Queens Community Boards 2 and 7, Borough President Helen Marshall, the City Planning Commission and the City Council, as well as an array of labor, civic, business and environmental groups, the plans are stronger and the future of these two areas is brighter. I want to thank Council Speaker Christine Quinn, Council Members Melinda Katz, Hiram Monserrate and Eric Gioia, Borough President Marshall, Congressman Joseph Crowley and former Queens Borough President Claire Shulman for their leadership. I also must thank Economic Development Corporation President Seth Pinsky, Housing Preservation and Development Commissioner Shaun Donovan, City Planning Commissioner Amanda Burden, and their teams for helping move these monumental projects to this important milestone." "The creation of affordable housing is the challenge of our time," said Speaker Christine C. Quinn. "At a time when we are losing middleclass housing faster than we are producing it, these projects are a great example of how we can foster development projects that will literally build middle class communities. The Willets Point Redevelopment and Hunter's Point South will constitute the largest investment in affordable in decades, and I am proud to support both of these plans." "I am proud to stand with the Bloomberg Administration and Deputy Mayor Lieber to support a plan that puts people first: the people of Queens," said Council Member Monserrate. "This new and improved plan reflects the true potential of large-scale development projects. It proves that we can include the best long-term planning and the smartest allocation of resources while keeping our moral responsibility to the families and workers affected. I am proud to say this plan creates a gleaming industrial, commercial and residential community that any New Yorker from any walk of life could benefit from." "We have an affordable housing crisis in our City, and it reaches across all income bands," said Council Member Eric Gioia. "This project is a big step in the right direction as we both make room for the middle class and jumpstart further affordable housing in the neighborhood. For my entire lifetime, the waterfront has been cut off from the people of Queens. Today we are opening it up with parks, schools, and housing for all New Yorkers. We must continue to work diligently to address this crisis and identify opportunities for more affordable housing." "The Willets Point Plan is a complex urban renewal plan and rezoning that came together with the cooperation of all parties," said Council Member and Land Use Committee Chair Melinda Katz. "This plan will create jobs, affordable housing, a world class convention center and bring stability to this area for years to come. With this vote, during tough economic times, we will be also creating conditions on the ground that will allow the private sector to respond when the market rebounds. I look forward to walking through this new neighborhood and knowing that I was fortunate enough to be a part of the birth of a new community. With our vote today for Hunters Point South we will be creating a vibrant, sustainable and well designed middle income community and waterfront park in Hunter's Point South on abandoned manufacturing land just minutes from Midtown." "The revitalization and restoration of Willets Point has been a great collaboration between Queens business leaders, community groups and elected officials," said Congressman Joseph Crowley. "I am proud to be a part of the leadership team that is bringing sustainability and environmentally-friendly economic development to Willets Point and I applaud this step forward by the City Council." "The Hunters Point South and Willets Point plans are enormously important for Queens' future, and I'm trilled to have played a role in shaping them and moving them forward," said Queens Borough President Helen Marshall. "When complete, the plans will provide tremendous benefits to Queens residents and all New Yorkers. I thank Mayor Bloomberg for his strong leadership."


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Death Race (US - DVD R1 | BD RA)
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Starring: Jason Statham
Released: 23rd December 2008
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Universal Home Video has announced DVD ($29.98) and Blu-ray ($39.98) releases of Death Race which stars Jason Statham, Tyrese Gibson, and Ian McShane. Each will be available to own from the 23rd December. The DVD will include both theatrical and unrated versions of the film, along with a commentary with director Paul W.S. Anderson and producer Jeremy Bolt, and 2 featurettes (Start Your Engines: Making a Death Race, Behind the Wheel: Dissecting the Stunts). The Blu-ray release will also all that along with additional U Control (Picture in Picture, Tech Specs) and BD Live features (My Movie Commentary, My Chat, My Scenes Sharing, Exclusive Content). We've attached the official package artwork below:
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this is a bit belated, I didn't find it here and it looks like religious type news.
Abdul Hamid bin Hussain bin Moustafa al-Fakki was arrested in 2005 after he was entrapped by a man working for the Mutawa'een (religious police) who asked him to produce a spell that would lead to the man's father leaving his second wife....
Since the end of the holy month of Ramadan a few weeks ago, the Saudi Arabian authorities have resumed executions at an alarming pace. Seven people are known to have been put to death since executions resumed on 5 September, bringing the total executed so far this year to at least 44. In 2010 a total of 27 people were executed.
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I did think about posting how many Texecutions this year, for contrast. So far this year, there have been 11. Looks like about 34 executions in the US so far this year. On the "brighter side", I'm not aware that the US has been executing people for being sorcerers. It could be argued that the US occasionally executes people for being Black men. Or for being in the wrong place, at the wrong time. But executing a man for supposedly weaving a spell to get a man to leave his second wife.... that's bullshit.
As an individual, I'm mostly against executions in the US as well as in other countries. I might make exceptions for someone who is just too dangerous to be allowed to live anywhere, like Bin Laden. Or for torture murders, like the men who drug a man behind his pickup truck scraping off his skin and eventually his head. It's hard for me to justify keeping those guys alive.
This is...savagery. There's no softer word that fits. Anyone who believes that god shit and will act on it to the point of killing? They're savages, no matter which country they're from, or what language their signs are in.
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