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There's a tunnel called the Booth Tunnel that connects the center segments of Alderney and Algonquin. Head to the Alderney side and seek out a dock nearby (it'll be marked on your map as a place where Derrick is waiting for you). When you arrive at this sketchy location, Derrick will pull up in a speed boat and invite Niko to get on in. So, do so, and you guys will quickly be off on your mission.
The first leg of this water-based mission will force you to head north up the West River in between Algonquin and Alderney. A turquoise dot will appear on your HUD as soon as you get into the boat, so head north towards it while Derrick and Niko have a conversation about what it is we're supposed to do here. That turquoise dot represents a boat full of North Korean supernotes that must be transported to an interested party. You are to escort them to make sure nothing goes wrong, so when you rendezvous with the boat, the second more important leg of the mission begins.
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|2012-08-10, 22:13
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Wow, this ep was pretty good. The mystery is really deepening and getting interesting. My only complaint was that they waited until now to reveal so much. But then again, there seems to be much more going on, and we're barely getting a handle on it. Or maybe, it was just that there were so many episodes that came before, that really didn't seem to go places. Maybe if they had been shortened up...
Anyway, the really interesting team-ups continue, and the ones they face are quite unexpected. I almost get the feeling Mashima mixed everyone up in a bag, and then just randomly drew people to pair off, and then randomly selected a villain.
And of course, we knew there had to be something with Michelle, and now we find out she's not the Michelle we thought she was. Looking forward to more...
|2012-08-10, 22:37
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Very awesome episode. This arc is turning into one of my favorites. lol is that weird to say for a filler arc?
I love all the mystery. One question answered then another raised. Michelle is fascinating. Though we all knew something was up with her. But this is really strange, and seems like Byro sees it too.
Lol Dan and Angel. Angel should have summoned something cooler than a giant baby. Creeps me out. I think it's safe to say Fried has got a tiny crush on Laxus
Wendy's new spell was cool.
Poor Doranbolt, he's been feeling sad over Wendy because he feels like he let them die. I like that Lahar wants him to find out for himself, so he can go on with his life. At least we know why he left the Rune Knights.
I still don't get why nothing happened to Mest when Racer stabbed him? Can someone explain that please?
|2012-08-10, 22:48
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But yeah, Mest was fairly awesome in this episode. I'm liking him, and the way they are fleshing out his character. There does seem to be some fairly good development of secondary characters going on here.
|2012-08-10, 23:37
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And loving Doranbolt's character development. I know a lot of folks don't like him, but i love him, and this helps give more light into him. Plus if anyone says he doesn't do an good we could always use this example lol
|2012-08-11, 03:47
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Gray, Laxus + Dan team sure got an interesting opponent.
Dan is just hopeless though.
I wonder how that guy managed to survive up til now.
Each Fairy Tail team got one Oracion Seis member to fight against.
Geez, 2 or 3 against 1 and they were still struggling in a fight.
Mest thought they all died 7 years ago, that's why he turned into a drunk.
Boy will he be in for a nice surprise!
Katja and Nico's appearance was short, but probably important in some way, I guess.
Seems like Lucy's Michelle is an imposter with her own agenda.
Things are getting really interesting.
|2012-08-11, 04:20
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Darn it, Bixlow and Evergreen, use your hax eye powers!
I guess Cobra would know how to avoid it, though. Damn, that guy's broken. Plus his subplot isn't done yet, so the team he's fighting pretty much can't win.
|2012-08-11, 07:50
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This arc is indeed turning out quite interesting indeed even with the slight pacing issues it has. A great example is the Kajta (I think that's right) sub-plot that got started and apparently kind of ended in a couple of episodes even if that might be a bit premature to say.
However and even with all it's flaws this might just turn out to be an example for filler arcs everywhere. Plenty of development for minor characters, a plot that actually makes sense and decent enough pacing with not out-of-character moments. Kudos A-1! Kudos!
|2012-08-11, 12:34
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Well naturally this enemy is just as annoying as ever. Though I have to wonder if Cana was drinking too much before those divination. About the only pair that's done well has been Wendy and Bixlow.
And yeah serious plot hole there. I mean Bixlow's mask is even damaged so seriously dude use it . This is also why Evergreen isn't going to go anywhere, doesn't use her abilities properly . Who cares if Cobra can hear the plan he'll still have to either turn away or close his eyes, either way it's a benefit for Erza fighting. But maybe not as big a deal as Bixlow slacking off.
|2012-08-11, 16:38
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|2012-08-12, 13:34
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All the others like her are currently in a state that is easily mistaken for a corpse. Laharl calls it neither dead, nor alive, and it reminds him of suspended animation. 100 years is, IIRC, the charge interval of the clock. Just after making the comment about 100 years, she said she had given up on living "now", and had just been trying to memorize what part of "this age's" landscape looked like. And of course it shouldn't Be possible for a normal human to lose the ability to use magic just like that, at least not according to anything we've seen previously.
|2012-08-13, 23:05
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I liked that Lahar wants him to find out on his own about fairy tail, that it will help him move on.
|2012-08-17, 17:40
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oh have been on a hold from watching fairy tail for a while, but now that i have covered up with the anime, there are so many things going on in my mind
the more the plot progresses, the more complicated it becomes, i'll say this is the most complicated plot i have ever seen in fairy tail,with so many characters getting involved and so many other new characters being introduced, the plot is also getting more and more darker and Kinana's part is also coming to the surface,
honestly some part of it is even going above my head.
And the new Oracion seis is so damn powerful, there really are just toying with the fairy tail,
...this anime has really started to give chills down my spine
and has fairy tail started showing blood, there was a big splash of it in ep 138
.....and also,now there is even a "jiggle jugs gang"...wtf..and erza getting carried away with them....
|2012-08-17, 19:34
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My thoughts exactly. Parts of this arc give me the goosebumps, in a good way though. Certainly nothing i really felt before watching Fairy tail, well a couple times, but this arc is loaded with those kinds of spine-chilling moments.
Part of the plots goes over my head as well. I'm not sure if it's because I'm slow or if parts of the plot are convoluted or overly complicated lol. Probably a bit of both. It certainly feels different in comparison to previous arcs for me
I think it's simply because this is a complex arc with A LOT going on. Summaries i find on this arc online are rather lengthy with so much happening. Also, this arc is supposed to at least go through 146, since we have the names up to then. That would put this arc at around 22 episodes. That makes the S-class arc the only one longer than this.
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No matter how weak the Wii U sales are now, they are likely to get worse. The launch dates of key games seem to be slipping from March quarter to June quarter, including the important Pikmin, Wario and Wii Fit franchises. The Wii U now must depend on Rayman and Lego City in coming months.
the wii u is like other nes consoles where gamers have to wait months and on for games so fanatics should be use to nintendos antics.
with the rumoured specs of ps4 which makes it like 12 times the power of the wii u and the imminent announcement of ps4 the wii u crisis will get worse and not like the crytek games which i like on pc. wii u is rubbish and finished
so im going to have to wait till june for the game I really wanted at lauch that made me want to get it , im pissed.
What game are you talking about? I have one and there isn't a single game that could have possibly lasted you until now... Honestly, I don't have a whole lot of free time and I'm completely out of Wii U games to play. Lego City Undercover is coming out soon, but then what? I have to wait another year for Super Smash Bros? I might not even like that. Battle Royale totally outdid SSB for me. What do I have to look forward to?
This just sounds like my 3DS experience. The severe lack of games in the first year really put me off the system and it is now collecting dust. Loving the hell outta my Vita though :D
Why didn't you just wait until the game came out before you bought a Wii U?
How can anyone agree with a guy who can't use capitalization or punctuation?
I can overlook a typo here and there...but man.
Yea nobody cares, except snobs like you!
Getting the point across is all I care about.
It's hard to get a point across when the message is so incoherent and poorly devised.
Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate has my attention and it's out in March so this article is trash to me. I plan on getting a PS4 but the damn thing hasn't even been officially announced yet. I see no doom in the Wii U future as long as they hold exclusivity over a few must have franchises.
I agree. VERY strong exclusives and Nintendo's excellent marketing team pretty much guarantee some level of success for this console.
Though I am not buying one right away, imaging what the future holds for this system will probably lead me to buy one at some point in the near future.
The new Legend of Zelda will be enough reason to buy the Wii U, even the worst of the home console Zelda game are system sellers.
There's no doom here just the usually blind hate towards Nintendo...
Read this then http://www.psu.com/a018019/...
I would like people to come back to this comment a year from now....
I am accurately predicting the fall of Nintendo's Home Console production. There is only one console that Nintendo has produced that has beat their original NES sales of 62 million, that console being the Wii, which has sold roughly 97 million.
The Wii was a phenomenon with the casual market. Motion controls brought something new and fresh to the gaming scene that really took everyone by surprise. There were viral videos of women playing the Wii in their underwear, there were old people buying the Wii to play Bowling, there were people who really weren't gamers at all who bought the Wii for entertainment at parties, there were parents who bought the Wii for their kids, and then there were the hardcore Mario/Metroid/Zelda fans who also bought the Wii.
The WiiU however is in a completely different situation from its Wii counterpart. This time the WiiU has been released a year earlier than the PS4 and the Xbox 720. There are currently not many games available for the WiiU, with key game franchises being delayed for the system. The WiiU tablet has not taken the masses by storm like the WiiMote and Nunchuck controllers did. The electronics market has been saturated with tablets for the past 3 years, and therefore the Wiiu tablet controller does not stand out as a must have item to the general public.
The WiiU's hardware, while slightly more powerful than the PS3 and Xbox 360, has not shown itself to be anything more than a current generation console. Meanwhile there is a large amount of hype in the gaming industry regarding the imminent release of the PS4 and Xbox 720. People are focused with anticipation on the higher capabilities of Sony and Microsoft's next consoles which most consumers will see as the true next generation console experiences.
Nintendo relies on game franchises that have been around for almost 30 years, and while I love and still own my original NES from when I was a kid, Nintendo has not grown up with me. Sony on the other hand has come out with numerous different franchises over the last two console generations which has caused the Playstation platform to boast the most diverse customer base in gaming today. Sony is also unifying all of their assets to create a shared ecosystem between the PS VITA, PS4, Bravia TVs, Smart Phones and Tablets. The most interesting of Sony's assets is GaiKai, which I personally believe will be the lynch pin to an explosion of market capitalization. Sony is about to change the gaming business, and they are about to change music and video entertainment, which I believe will be a huge threat to Apple in the coming years.
Microsoft on the other hand really only has three major exclusive games such as Halo/Gears of War/Forza, and has shown a self propelled momentum of around Warp 8(In Star Trek terms) moving them more towards the casual gamer and farther and farther away from their traditional core gaming audience. They are creating their own ecosystem across Smart Phones, Tablets, PCs and their Xbox Consoles, which puts them heads and tails above Nintendo when it comes to capabilities and overall appeal to the consumer.
I predict that when E3 comes around, that any excitement for the WiiU will be all but gone. Sony and Microsoft will steal the show at E3, laying the foundation for strong holiday sales, and a buzz for the gaming industry that hasn't been seen since the PS2 first entered the market. Of course the hardcore Nintendo fans will still be buying Nintendo's core games like Mario/Zelda/Metroid, but I don't believe the WiiU will last for more than 3 years at most.
I might have to start a blog since I could't fit everything I wanted to say into my comment :D
Monster Hunter really isn't a strong or must have unless you're either from Japan or you're one of the very few diehard fans outside of Japan.
Besides. Monster Hunter Ultimate 3rd is only exclusive here in the US. Most die hard Monster Hunter fans have already imported or, even though I'm not a fan of piracy, downloaded Monster Hunter Portable 3rd for the PSP which is the exact same game. Not the exact same. 3G is a very very very slight upgrade. Capcom is well known for releasing the same game with subtle changes.
Unless they already own a 3DS, I wouldn't think those that have Portable 3rd would spend $170 to purchase the 3DS and a game they already own or already have access to. Although I'm sure they'd buy a 3DS for Monster Hunter 4's release.
I don't keep up with monster hunter games very much, but i played monster hunter something on my psp years ago. Is this the same game as that? Not sure what the difference between freedom, unite, tri and 3 is suppose to be, but the screenshots kinda looked similar.
This is one of those instances where the naming of the game is making me hesitant to buy it. I didn't really enjoy handheld controls for a monster hunter game but wouldn't mind trying it on an actual console with an internet connection.
I concur and that, these people just like to talk crap..
The Wii U will be fine. Whilst I'm not exactly impressed with the machine (Massive updates, Small GB sizes & a lame cheap looking "Pro" controller) once all the big games come out it will sell more.
We all know this. Metroid, Zelda, F-Zero, Smash bro's...you know the list...
The Wii U will be fine. *Yawn*
Not the first time we've seen articles moaning about poor sales when the console has only been on the market a couple of months. Is it too much to ask to give it time before we start writing it off? I guess so. When the Wii hit, it was $250 and by far the cheapest console offering of the next gen while the other consoles were slugging it out at hundreds more. The Wii-U is pricier than the Wii and contending with two established consoles with a few years left under their belts. No one could have honestly believed we'd see a wii-like repeat.
It'll find it's audience. You have to give it more than a couple of months.
GO AWAY. you are the most annoying troll, and you'll only look utterly stupid when Wii U sales pick up just like the 3DS did. Look at how bad the 3DS did in its first few months. Look at it now. shut your mouth and if the system is still not doing well after a year, then talk.
So are you saying the Wii U is going to have a big price cut soon? Because that is what caused the 3DS sales to pick up.
@kneon - my thoughts exactly.
that said I don't think any console will die early like dreamcast did( which I loved btw) ps2 had a DVD player and sega had financial problems, because of these issues sega had the risk was too high to continue production. Dream cast was ahead of its time too looking at the controller of the wiiU and dreamcast they are kinda similar. Nintendo isn't in too much trouble financially but unless we see a huge price cut like the 3ds I don't see the wiiU selling as much as the wii or 3ds. Let ps4/720 come out with a similar price of the wiiU the wiiU will sell like the 64. I wouldn't buy a wiiU if I had a choice between ps4/720 at the same price...fanboy feelings aside answer honestly..... Would you?
At last, it's another console getting the loom, gloom and doom, and NOT SONY. /relief
12 times my dude?
"The Xbox 720 will use an IBM PowerPC CPU and a custom version of AMD's 6670 GPU,
while the PlayStation 4 will have an AMD A8-series APU and HD 7670 GPU"
the wiiu is a tri core + a 5000/6000 series amd gpu updated with some new features
similar to the ps2-xbox-gc generation the wiiu will be able to keep up graphically on some levels.
how about HD7970M like stated in this article
check out this vid from ReviewTechUSA: http://www.youtube.com/watc...
the evidence is hardening..and furthermore= a 7970m cost them 200 bucks...lets do the math...this console wouldn't cost less than minimum 500$ if you add cpu, storage and memory costs...there is no way for sony to pull something like this off...and with most recent rumours claiming sony to abandon the dualshock and going the Nintendo route I just can't see a powerful console being made for a reasonable price...
like fatstarr already posted...these rumours with the 7970m are bullshit
And especially when it's backed up by a You Tuber.
I mean, obviously REVIEWTECHUSA Youtuber > eurogamer.
You're lucky I'm only able to give you 1 disagree.
Not according to Digital Foundry, The Xbox 720's GPU is still unconfirmed BUT according to an Ex-Ms staff the system will pack 2 Graphic related modules.
lol these idiots on here dont know anything when it comes to technology, and if one of these systems were 12 times the power it would lead well into the next gen.
the WiiU will sell
"People are seriously underestimating the power of the WII U, I hope you're enjoying your last Nintendo console"
lol i think u better recheck your statement unless you like looking like an idiot.
12 times??? where do you got the info from ?! stop joking around ;)
You make Sony fans look bad .. fanboy ! the Wii U is short on games,yes that's correct(I have a WiiU) but games are coming up,just like my PSVita is waiting for great games coming this year .. just go away,your fanboyish smell is reeking !
"with the rumoured specs of ps4 which makes it like 12 times the power of the wii u and the imminent announcement of ps4 the wii u crisis will get worse and not like the crytek games which i like on pc. wii u is rubbish and finished "
i would NOT count on ps4 or nextbox being anywhere near as much as 12x the wii u, maybe, MAYBE 2x if we are lucky, they will both be using laptop gpu's and low clocked 1.6ghz 8 core cpu with 4gb ram, basically they will be akin to a good gaming laptop
nowhere in the realm of 12x anything, heck, they won't even be 12x the vita, let alone 12x the wii u
ps4/nextbox will be great, and surely a step above the wii u, but, in the most likely scenerio, they will be about on par with a nice quality gaming laptop, able to deliver 1080p gaming, with crisp, anti aliased edges, a rock solid 30fps with no screen tearing and most of the high end effects enabled, a huge leap over what we get with last gen ps3/360
a top of the line CPU and 4x top of the line GPUS and the ram to match, running in a perfect environment doesn't even = 12x the power....
and even if it was, no devs made anything to even tap into 10% of that power.
People are seriously underestimating the power of the WII U, I hope you're enjoying your last Nintendo console
You dream. When the triple A's start coming nothing is gonna be able to stop the WiiU train. F zero hd done, the eighth generation home video game console war is over. Legend of Zelda hd. done. A new three d Mario game in hd. b' bye. A new Mario Kart in hd. Game over the good guys win again!
The fact that the PS3 is "super powered" is why it's battling the 360 for last place. Difficult and extremely expensive to produce soft ware for. Why do a lot of ports that run in sixty frames per on the Xbox 360 run at 30 fames per on the PS3. Why does Black Ops 2 run the worst on the PS3? Difficult and extremely expensive to develop for.
This "rumored" twelve times more powerful than the WiiU PS4 today might as well be an illusion. I don't think it exists but say it did... who is going to be able to afford to develop games for it? I don't know. The WiiU is a great system and in a year or so it'll probably be the least expensive and easy to develop for. That's why the good guys win again. A beautifully designed video game console with a amazing new controller. Vastly improved online set up. Incredible new way to interact with your entertainment center. Indestructable hardware, the best first party software in the business period.
At least you'll be able to console yourselves with the fact that, "There's nothing wrong with silver!"
Not sure it was your intention but your coming across anti Nintendo.
Isn't it true though that the Wii U is selling far better than the PS3 and 360 did at launch? I don't see how anyone can realistically state it's in a "crisis".
Wii U is going to be just fine once the first party franchise games start rolling out. PS4 will be an overall better experience for me personally, but that doesn't mean I can't own both (which I will). Wii U will probably see sales similar to the GameCube IMO.
Lol! Times five! I can't wait to pre order GTA5 for my brand spankin' new WiiU!
I'm actually waiting for the price to drop a 100 or 200 bucks before I buy.
The same situation with the Wii is happening for Wii U. I bought a Wii and I waited for Fatal Frame Mask of the Lunar Eclipse which never come to the Western Shores.
In total only 4 games I bought for Wii, it'a a waste of money. I will not make that mistake with Wii U.
It still has the head start. this article is terribly short sighted and is failing to look at the history of the game industry. playstation 2 had simiar issues out of the gate as did the 360. only to later become the perferred console reguardless of power. seems like whatever everyone is looking at they aren't looking at anything outside of numbers for wii u for a week by week basis. Not to mention worldwide sales are completely ignored these are only japan numbers right here. Numbers historically not indicative of any significance.
It still is selling considerably better than ps3's launch and graphics don't matter to the video game market as proven by ds, playstation, ps2, and wii.
Think this is just more of the same from "games journalists". Sony does bad it means nothing, microsoft does bad it means nothing, Nintendo does bad, IT'S A CRISIS!(just like the 3ds right?)
12x more power my butt.
Dual GTX 690's with a six core i7 @ 5ghz can't do that. So put down the crack pipe. It's an asinine rumor.
Once again another poster who doesn't know squat about business or remember the start of the last generation.
Don't you remember back when the 360 and PS3 came out....great games came out on what???? The PS2/xbox and NOT the 360/PS3.
Now....what did Crytek do? Oh it's the same thing. Want to know why? Because developers need to make money....that's why they make games in the first place.
Crysis 2 LOST money. If Crysis 3 doesn't MAKE MONEY, there probably won't be a Crysis 4. EA might shutter Crytek.
So what does this have to do with the Wii U...you might be asking... Simple just like devs didn't make games for the 360/PS3 when they only had sold a few million consoles, the Wii U is now in the same boat, and thus won't get some games simply because of that.
Oh and the same will happen to PS4/720...though I doubt you'll say they are DOOMED because of it. Because, they aren't....it's NATURAL.
Nintendo is doomed, ha.
Wii U isn't rubbish, your opinion is, and flies in the face of all history, facts, and common sense
I don't know what's more sad; that ANOTHER negative article is getting a lot more buzz than any of the more open or positive articles or that Akuma is getting agrees for another one of his crappy troll comments.
No, what is saddest is that all of these "WiiU/Nintendo is doomed" articles are passed off as objective journalism.
Welcome to the world of a Sony fan.:) Or rather a fan of every system ever released really, just more prevalent since this last gen started.
The article is by yahoo news and not by some Playstation or XBOX fanboy blog. I think they are a lot more credible than Nintendo fanboy articles who only see a rosy future for their beloved console based on just wishful thinking. The sales are a clear indication of lack of consumer interest. Wii U is in trouble and they need to get their act together if they want to compete in the hardcore arena this generation.
Rainslacker, Sony fans are but pale imitations of Nintendo fans from the Gamecube period who were themselves somehow only a a little worse than Sega fans during the Dreamcast period. Sony fans were pretty mellow and reasonable during the PSX and PS2 era. The PS3 era is when Sony fans started drooling and freaking out and making gamers everywhere sad with their idiotic paranoia and rage. The $599 and 360 being about the same when they were promised cell miracles really made the Sony guys flip their wigs and become the sad obsessed pathetic freaks of the gaming world.
Couldn't that interpretation be extended to all fan boys of any system though. All sides seem to have their extremes this gen.
Prior gens the internet wasn't anything like it's been since the mid-PS2 days, so while fanboys and trolls were around, they were much less noticeable, and believe it or not, often ignored...strange concept, I know.
A fan boy...as you describe them...are an annoyance to all. There's nothing wrong with being a fan of a system, but when it's taken to extremes, like we often see, it makes everyone look bad, not just on their respective "sides", but on the whole gaming community in general.
It's bad enough we have console wars like we do now, we shouldn't also have troll and fan boy wars as well...ie.who's the worst.
So you excuse 360 fans for doing the exact same thing?
Newsflash, all fanboys do the same thing.
Not to mention he also got a 'Well Said' mark on his comment. This site is just disgusting sometimes.
I just wanna play Bayonetta!
I want you to know u are not alone in that statement.
I almost bought one today.... I paid for pre-order GTA V for ps3 and turned around and walked out..
ya i never got a wii and ill probably never get a wii u
you should have bought it...its a nex gen console...soon big games will be announced for it...just wait and see
Technically it's current gen. Think about it.
I would like to see Nintendo show more hunger for 3rd party support. There seem to be a lot of big games due in the coming months that really should have a Wii U version but don't.
Alternatively, if they think they can rely on their own games, then show them to us!
I hope Nintendo get back into their groove soon.
The Wii U does need some games to make people want it more, plus I was piss that the games I have. Don't support the Pro controller and ZombiU doesn't support it for single players.
you know who hates wii u and thinks there's a crisis? people who don't own wii u.
every single person I know who owns wii u loves it.I know six people all adult core gamers.
all my Sony and Microsoft friends who played mine loved it and are going to own it.some are going to rebuy games just to have off TV play.
so lets remember wii u has been out 2 months so calm down and relax.
remember the 3ds is doomed stuff cause it had no games no 3rd party support and nobody wanted a 3d system.now its out selling DS in the same time period.
any sane person knows it takes awhile for a Console to get going.so when people say doom and gloom 2 months In its just hating.
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Tattoos can either be very good or very bad, and here are the 10 worst tattoo ideas. A half-baked tattoo idea can wind up leaving you with a lifetime of regret. While laser tattoo removal is always an option, it is painful, expensive and doesn't always remove 100% of the tattoo. So you'll want to consider your tattoo ideas carefully.
- Name tattoos. One of the worst tattoo ideas that a person could consider is a name tattoo. Getting a boyfriend or girlfriend's name isn't a very smart thing to consider. There's no guarantee of the relationship working out, and explaining that name on your body can prove complicated for future relationships. Names of family members is a different story, however. Just be prepared for a possible falling out with that particular family member in the future.
- Symbols. Chinese symbol tattoos are increasing in popularity. However, symbol tattoos can be one of the worst tattoo ideas if the desired symbol is not properly researched. Symbols can have more than one meaning. And trusting the flash art in the tattoo shop won't get you very far.
- Portrait. Portrait tattoos can be one of the worst tattoo ideas you can think of. They can be wonderful tattoos, IF the tattoo artist is experienced enough to execute such a complicated piece of body art.
- Replica of detailed art. Along the same line of portrait tattoos, attempting to replicate a detailed piece of art on your body can be one of the worst tattoo ideas you could think of. Tattooing is different than drawing. Pieces of art that are complicated, with lots of detail and colors may turn out to be disappointing if your artist isn't up to the job.
- Trendy tattoos. While those sparrows or nautical stars may seem like a good idea now, trendy tattoos are some of the worst tattoos you could get. Trends change, and usually fairly quickly. While that trendy tattoo may make you seem cool now, things ill change when that design decreases in popularity.
- Matching tattoo with another person. Getting a matching tattoo with your lover or best friend is one of the worst tattoo ideas you could get. People have fallings out with people close to them all the time. Friendships end and people break up. Don't get a matching tattoo with another person unless you're prepared for a lifelong reminder of that person in the event they are no longer in your life.
- Flash art. One of the worst ideas for a tattoo you could consider is picking a piece of flash art off the wall in the tattoo shop. Tattoos copied from flash art are unoriginal and you will most likely encounter one or more people through your life with the exact same tattoo that you have.
- Tattoos that encourage hate While the First Amendment is there for a reason, getting a tattoo that encourages hate towards another group of people is a bad idea. By doing so, you would open yourself up for a lot of hassle. And there's always the possibility that you will change your views later in life.
- Anything that comes to mind while out partying. Some of the most common tattoo regrets come from mornings after. People wake up with a wicked hangover and little to no memory of a tattoo they got or why. Alcohol inspired tattoos are one of the worst tattoo ideas you could ever do, period.
- Home-made tattoos. People like to experiment with home-made tattoo machines. It's possible to make a tattoo machine at home, but a home-made tattoo is one of the worst ideas you could do for a tattoo. The materials are inferior and the conditions are unsanitary. Kitchen tattoos usually wind up leaving people with regret as well as a desire to get a cover-up tattoo.
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Get the Gringo (US - BD RA)
Reviewer Jonathan hangs out with Mel Gibson in a Mexican prison community
Academy Award winner Mel Gibson steals the show - and anything else he can get his hands on - in this explosive, nonstop thrill ride packed with equal parts action and attitude. A career criminal (Gibson) pulls off the heist of a lifetime, but his getaway plans go south of the border when a high-speed car chase lands him in a hard-core Mexican prison community known as "El Pueblito." Now, in order to survive, he'll have to fend off corrupt cops, take down ruthless druglords...and team up with a streetwise ten-year-old who has a few secrets of his own. (From the Fox synopsis)
Get the Gringo opens very strongly with a car chase near the Mexican border. Two men in clown masks are fleeing from cops. The one in the backseat is bleeding internally and coughing up blood. The vehicles are kicking up huge clouds of dirt and money is flying everywhere. It's a thrilling way to kick-start things, picking up where most movies would be content with at their climax. The scene makes a couple of awkward pauses to allow for some wry narration, but it is still wholly compelling. Desperate, the driver (Gibson) decides to send the car flying through the wall and into Mexican territory, but only to find a group of crooked cops from south of the border waiting for him. They steal the money and put him in a prison community called El Pueblito, which the title character's narration appropriately describes as being like "the worst shopping mall ever". What ensues is a crime movie where violent characters, crooked police officers, drug lords and corrupt business men all intersect with one another, with bloody results. All this, while the main character stays in the margins, using his wits to take them out and turn the enemies on each other.
One of my favorite films is Akira Kurosawa's Yojimbo (later remade by Leone as A Fistful of Dollars). They're both classics that every cinephile must see. There's something extremely satisfying about seeing a smart, outrageously cool character play part in both sides of a conflict and pit enemies against each other. Get the Gringo's unnamed protagonist is more of a criminal and an anti-hero than Toshirô Mifune's Sanjuro character or Clint Eastwood's Joe, but they fit the same archetype. Get the Gringo is very much a western in spirit, with street shootouts, rival gangs and even a scene where Gibson gets to try out his Clint Eastwood impression. Say what you want about the current state of Gibson's public image, but the man's acting chops and screen presence haven't taken a hit. Though the overall screenplay is decent, Get the Gringo's weakest element is its script. It relies on a lot of clumsy, wry narration that is never as clever as it thinks it is. Yet, somehow, Gibson makes it work and turns an underdeveloped character into someone interesting and gripping to watch. He doesn't have the same presence as Eastwood or Mifune (and really, who does?), but he makes up for it with some goofiness and rascal charm. The dialogue is better when it takes place between "the gringo" and "the kid" (Kevin Hernandez). Their tough-love relationship is where the heart of the story lies. How the kid is involved in the grand scheme of things, I'll leave for you to discover. Hernandez is a promising young talent and holds his own in his scenes with Gibson surprisingly well. The rest of the supporting cast also does an excellent job. Daniel Giménez Cacho ( Cronos) is awesome as Javi, the criminal who essentially runs the place and has the police in his pocket. Dolores Heredia, who plays the kid's mother, brings a lot of grace and charm to the screen.
El Pueblito is very cool setting for a movie, and Get the Gringo benefits greatly from the distinct personality of the location. I've never seen anything quite like it in a movie. Gibson, who co-wrote the screenplay, was inspired by true stories of Mexican prisons where the laws are not so clearly defined and criminals are able to carry on business under the guise of being incarcerated. El Pueblito is a living breathing community, complete with small businesses and families that live with the prisoners. There's even luchador matches. I'm not sure how much truth there is to the way it is portrayed in the movie, but the absurdity of it all adds a magnetism to the proceedings. There is a shootout in the middle of the film that just feels silly, with lots of generic looking gunmen, slow motion gun play and excessive blood squibs. Yet even at its silliest, I found myself quite entertained. It is unfortunate that the film never got much of a theatrical release. Perhaps distributors were put off by Gibson's media reputation and the less-than-stellar box office performance of The Beaver. Yet I could easily see Get the Gringo having an audience. It would certainly have been successful if it had come out years ago. It evokes the earlier days of Gibson's career and would be right at home in a double feature with Payback. Fan's of Gibson's output should definitely give it their time.
Fox's 1080p transfer of the film is impressive. The film was shot on digital, using the Red One camera. Yet, strangely, it doesn't look as good as most films that use the technology. The image doesn't have quite the same level of depth, and motion looks blurrier than usual; making it very obvious that you're looking at a digital image. Personally, I feel that the 35mm format would've suited the gritty, western inspired setting of the movie much better. Detail is soft overall, but manages to look very sharp in unmoving close-ups (see the third screen cap). The movie uses stylistic contrast levels to give it a harsher look, yet black levels end up having more of a washed out, brown appearance thanks to the warm filters used. It doesn't resemble what I've come to expect from the Red camera. There are some occasional shots that were clearly shot on cheaper digital cameras with lower resolutions (it's possible they're just digitally zoomed in), and image quality expectedly takes a huge dip. These shots are few and far between though. Even though the artistic choices don't make for the best Blu-ray presentation, the transfer from Fox holds up well. I never noticed any instances of digital artefacts that didn't come from the source.
The DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 track gets to show off immediately in the opening car chase of the film. You can hear the cars moving from speaker to speaker, with loud revving engines taking over the LFE channel. There's an awesome shot of the car tumbling through the border, and the camera seems to crash right through the wall with it. The sound design team does an excellent of making the breakthrough sound just as cool as it looks. The shootout and raid sequences later in the film have plenty of gunfire and background noise permeating throughout the room. When there isn't action on the screen, the soundtrack takes over the front channels while you can often hear the chatter and scurrying of El Pueblito's residents making subtle noises in the rear channels. Dialogue is crisp and easy to understand, but I have to say that I felt like the narration could've used some extra punch. Delivery is partly to blame, but it occasionally sounded soft and unenthusiastic when it was really in need of attitude. Overall the track is still really impressive, showcasing some great surround effects that immerse you in the weird world of El Pueblito.
Get the Gringo: A Look Inside (HD, 18:01) is an informative making-of feature that begins by covering the origins of the film. It was Gibson's idea, and he collaborated with his second unit from Apocalypto on the project, with his second unit director Adrian Grunberg making his directorial debut. Mel and the crew have nothing but nice things to say about working with each other. To my surprise, Grunberg admits to some weaknesses in the script which he says they worked on during the shoot, trying to capture the improvements the wanted in the moment. Grunberg talks about how Mel was very helpful while also giving him room to direct and do his own thing. They talk about working with a cast of talented Mexican actors that aren't well known in the rest of the world. This feature also covers some of the major sequences in the film like the street shootout and the opening car chase, which are given their own special feature segments on the disc. This is a concise and enjoyable extra that covers more ground than your average making-of.
On Set: The Car Chase (HD, 03:38) is an interesting approach. Rather than retread the crew's thoughts that were already laid out in the making-of, the camera simply observes the shooting process and the multiple takes that went into the scene. It's fun to watch the crew look at the footage they just shot and remark on how cool it turned out. On Set: The Showdown (HD, 04:10) and On Set: The Raid (HD, 03:44) follow the same pattern. It's a quick, cool look at how these sequences are put together. The only remaining feature is the "El Corrido del Gringo" Music Video (HD, 02:58), which just really isn't my kind of music, but is amusingly cut with scenes from the film.
Get the Gringo's fun energy, strong performances and an awesomely unique setting manage to overcome the shortcomings of its script. It's much better than its straight-to-video release would have you believe. Here is all the proof you need that Mel Gibson has still got it. Gibson's long time collaborator, Adrian Grunberg, demonstrates that he has what it takes to helm a project. I hope to see more efforts from the two of them in the future. It didn't get a theatrical release, but Fox has still given the film the full treatment for home entertainment with a strong AV presentation and some brief but cool extras.
* Note: The above images are taken from the Blu-ray release and resized for the page. Full-resolution captures are available by clicking individual images, but due to .jpg compression they are not necessarily representative of the quality of the transfer.
Review by Jonathan Hogberg
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Disc Details
Release Date: 17th July 2012
Discs: 2
Disc Type: Blu-ray Disc
RCE: No
Video: 1080p
Aspect: 2.40:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: Yes
Audio: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 English
Subtitles: English SDH, Spanish
Extras: Get the Gringo: A Look Inside, On Set: The Car Chase, On Set: The Showdown, On Set: The Raid, "El Corrido del Gringo" Music Video, DVD Copy, Digital Copy
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Adrian Grunberg
Cast: Mel Gibson, Dean Norris, Peter Stormare
Genre: Action, Comedy and Crime
Length: 96 minutes
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This webpage provides an overview of chaos theory and some of the surrounding ideas such as the Butterfly Effect and strange attractors. It uses many helpful images and diagrams, and it incorporates the history of discovering chaos theory.
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Every now and then I grab a bagel from a certain local bagel chain in town. The owner is actually from New York, though their boiled bagels aren't quite channeling even half the perfection that belongs to true New York bagels. Hailing from the fish shaped part of the Empire State myself, I'm admittedly a bagel snob. I think this local chain has some of the most easily accessible, better quality bagels Portland has to offer (though the consistency wavers), and that nearly all the others in town are like rolls with holes. Big ups to Sweetpea in Portland for offering a variety of flavored Tofutti along with their bagels.
The sight of a big brown bag with a dozen from Bagel Boss was a regular sight in my house growing up. Sesame, Poppy and Cinnamon Raisin have long been my favorite varieties of these thick and chewy representatives of New York. It was normal to opt for a bagel with cream cheese for lunch in high school, even when you'd likely be eating one the next day for breakfast. Go, carbs, go! Same for college. While I was stunned by the difference of airier Finagle Bagels when I moved to Boston for college, I still have a small soft spot for them. Ironically, and adorably, my younger sister in New York still asks me to bring her a super cinnamon raisin back whenever I'm going between the cities, years later.
On my recent NYC vacation, I took home half a dozen from Bagels on the Square. My sister works nearby and is often picking up a bagel there for lunch while we're on the phone. Photos of their selection are below – these are the kind of bagels I'm reminiscing about! The kind I'll rave about for minutes!
I don't have my sister fed ex me bagels or anything, and they certainly didn't keep me in New York, but the memory, and reality, of true bagels, holds. Thick and chewy circles of memories.
Great New York bagels make the rest pointless…or simply vehicles for Earth Balance or peanut butter or Tofutti or whatnot. I'm not saying I always stick to this, but I can maintain an authentic bagel hiatus knowing I'll be back. I wasn't even aware of this emptiness in my life until a few months into my move to Portland – I had returned to NY, suddenly, and needed a bagel.
Bagel Case at Bagels on the Square, NYC
There were at least 5 or 6 varieties of tofu cream cheese in there!
The Boneshakers bagel sandwich was a beautiful sight. Turmeric colored tofu scramble, melted Daiya cheddar, browned veggie sausage, and that swell bagel. I've come to accept that Daiya has taken over the world and it undeniably worked and melted in this bagel sandwich. This sandwich could be part of civilization! It could star in a commercial!
That being said, it was on the bland side, overall, but there's always hot sauce – and again, just look at it! I look forward to spending more time at this cafe on a future visit. Their menu was really appetizing and the location reminded me of Red & Black.
Bagel Sandwich!
More on Bagels:
- Serious Eats Finds New York's Best Bagel
- New York Times: Montreal's Bagels Square Off Against New York's (as for me, I've yet to visit Montreal, so I have no opinion here)
- I've never made my own bagels since I am well aware that my dough skills aren't up to par with my expectations. However, if I ever feel adventurous, I'd use this recipe.
- Kenny and Zuke's has boiled bagels that are quite good. They're simply smaller than I'd prefer, and not as convenient as the aforementioned local chain with Tofutti and hummus offerings (and Stumptown coffee).


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CIU Graduate Ministers to Soldiers in Afghanistan
June 10, 2011
Columbia International University graduates are often on the frontlines of their chosen ministries and professions. And then some are literally on the frontlines. Among them is a 2009 graduate of CIU Seminary & School of Missions. Chaplain Navy Lt. Stephen DiCenso ministers to Marines on the battles lines in the Afghanistan War. DiCenso was recently featured in the Columbia Star newspaper. Read about him at:


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With the college bowl season in full swing and the NFL playoffs set to begin — allbeit without the New Orleans Saints — Big Fun wanted to share a few of our favorite football films to get you ready.
The list below is broad and wide-ranging, but the common bond that all these movies share is their ability to captivate an audience.
You might agree with some of the picks or none of them, so we invite you to log on to The Courier or Daily Comet's Facebook page and share your favorites with us.
"Rudy" (1993)
With a national championship pitting an upstart Notre Dame team against a proven winner in Alabama, this true-life story is probably being watched now more than ever by Irish fans across the country.
Starring Sean Astin as Daniel "Rudy" Ruettiger, the movie showcases the improbable tale of an undersized, but extremely determined young man that overcomes the odds to go from the Notre Dame practice squad to dressing out for the final game of his senior season against Georgia Tech.
In 2005, ESPN named it as one of the best 25 sports movies of the previous 25 years.
Note of interest: Ruettiger talked at Nicholls State University in late '90s at a function held inside Talbot Auditorium.
"Everybody's All American" (1988)
Similar to Ruettiger coming talk at Nicholls, this movie has a local tie as well having been filmed in Baton Rouge.
The story centers around a 1950s star athlete named Gavin Grey (Dennis Quaid) who plays football for Louisiana State University. The movie is presented in chronological format taking the viewer from Grey's glory days to the pitfalls he faces once he makes it to the pros.
The movie is as much a character study about people and their relationships with friends and family as it is about football. Although it was in no way a hit by Hollywood standards, the movie has developed a cult-like following by football fans across the country.
Note of interest: Former Nicholls football coach Daryl Daye, who now coaches at Missouri Southern University, served as an extra on the set of the film during some of the many football playing sequences.
"The Blind Side" (2009)
This semi-biographical movie portrays the story of offensive lineman Michael Oher and his journey from a down-and-out foster kid to finding a loving home in white suburbia with the well-to-do Tuohy family.
Oher eventually discovers football and becomes a school favorite as he embarks on the next chapter of his life — college.
During the course of a recruiting war, Oher picks the University of Mississippi, where he once again stars. The movie ends with viewers watching the real life Oher having his name called in the first round of the 2009 NFL draft.
Note of interest: Ed "Bebe" Oregeron of Cut Off appears in the movie as the coach recruiting Oher to go to Ole Miss. Coincidentally, the movie also features Nick Saban sporting purple and gold, as he was still the Tigers head coach at that time of Oher's life.
"Knute Rockne, All American" (1940)
Not only does this movie star a historic Notre Dame coach and player, it also has the distinction of featuring a future president in the form of a young Ronald Reagan.
In 1997, this film was deemed "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant" by the United States Library of Congress and selected for preservation in their National Film Registry.
Reagan delivers the memorable "Win one for the Gipper" line, which is also used by Astin in "Rudy."
Note of interest: Reagan addressed the Houma Chamber of Commerce on Jan. 25, 1979, at the Downtown Municipal Auditorium. The following day, Reagan announced his bid for presidency. While in Houma, Reagan stayed a night at a guest house located across the street from A-Bears Restaurant.
"All the Right Moves" (1983)
Tom Cruise plays a football player from a small town in Pennsylvania that butts heads with his coach portrayed by Craig T. Nelson.
The movie shows how hard the struggle is for Cruise to mend fences with his coach and ultimately get a chance to get a scholarship to play college ball somewhere else.
Note of interest: The movie features a then little known actor by the name of Tom Cruise. Nelson had already found some success on the big screen and ended up parlaying his coaching role into a future coach role on the long-running sitcom, "Coach."
Playoff time: Five football movies you might want to watch
With the college bowl season in full swing and the NFL playoffs set to begin — allbeit without the New Orleans Saints — Big Fun wanted to share a few of our favorite football films to get you ready.


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Overview for Faculty
All international students, graduate and undergraduate, whose native language is not English take the CU ESL placement test a few days before classes start in their first semester here. The test consists of two parts, a timed writing sample and a grammar section. The latter has several short answer sections requiring sentence completion with various verb tenses, sequencing, writing of topic sentences, etc. The placement tests are scored by ESL faculty, and students are either exempt from ESL study at CU or placed into a course. Students, their advisors, and, for graduate students, department secretaries and the international graduate students advisor receive email notification of test results.
As can be seen from the course list below, there are two levels of writing courses. Undergraduates must complete the higher level (or be exempt) before taking writing-intensive courses. Graduate students are expected to be exempt, complete the upper level course, or complete the lower level course and then the upper one, depending on their placement test results. The full semester courses earn 3 credits, and the 8-week courses earn 1 credit.
In addition, graduate students who will be TAs are interviewed before classes start to check that they will be understood by native speaker students, and they may be required to take the oral skills course, LA 555. This course is open to all grad students and other international visitors.
The courses offered are as follows (not all courses are offered every semester):
- EAP250 ESL Academic Writing for Undergraduates I
- Upon completion of this course (a grade of C or better), they will then be required to either enroll in LA350 or 354 EAP Academic Writing for Undergraduates II in the next semester unless exempt from further EAP courses. Covers coherent, well-supported paragraphs & essays in several rhetorical modes, topic sentences, grammar, and vocabulary useful in academic writing.
- EAP350 EAP Academic Writing for Undergraduates II
- Upon completion of this course (a grade of C or better), students are able to take Writing Intensive courses. Covers use of various types of evidence to support a thesis, avoiding plagiarism, library research, writing data commentary, summarizing, paraphrasing.
- EAP354 EAP Academic Writing Seminar for Undergraduates III
- Can be taken at the same time as other writing intensive courses; covers same material as 350, but in less depth; meets for only ~ 10 weeks.
- EAP550 EAP Academic Writing for Graduates I
- Upon completion of this course (pass/fail), students will then be required to either enroll in LA552 or 554 EAP Academic Writing for Graduates II in the next semester unless exempt from further EAP courses. Content similar to 250.
- EAP552 EAP Academic Writing for Graduates II
- Attention is given to key academic writing skills such as avoiding plagiarism, writing data commentaries, writing introductions for articles, critiquing, summarizing, defining, etc.
- EAP554 EAP Academic Writing Seminar for Graduates III
- Content similar to 552, but class meets for only ~ 10 weeks.
- EAP555 Academic Spoken Communication Skills for TAs and other International Graduate Students
- Focuses on pronunciation, intonation, patterns, and other features of fluent American English; also covers classroom environment, non-verbal communication, etc.


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Pixel, the 6 has the power of a 7, the 8 the power of a 9.5 and from what I've heard the 10 has 12 power and 12 has 14. They aren't wrongly sized just project more area relative to similar sized kites. The sizes I have turn plenty quick enough, you just need to initiate the turn hard. They are designed this way to stop you diving the kite when you're under water in a wave. I see people say they are slow or only for down the line conditions, this makes me laugh as you Wilson, Mulcoy, blakeney, Alldredge all boosting airs and riding in onshore conditions regularly.


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On 2/25/14, BMO S&P/TSX Equal Weight Banks Index ETF (TSX: ZEB.TO) will trade ex-dividend, for its monthly dividend of $0.058, payable on 3/6/14. As a percentage of ZEB's recent stock price of $21.30, this dividend works out to approximately 0.27%.Below is a dividend history chart for ZEB, showing historical dividends prior to the most recent $0.058 declared by BMO S&P/TSX Equal Weight Banks Index ETF: In general, dividends are not always predictable; but looking at the history above can help in judging whether the most recent dividend from ZEB is likely to continue, and whether the current estimated yield of 3.27% on annualized basis is a reasonable expectation of annual yield going forward. The chart below shows the one year performance of ZEB shares, versus its 200 day moving average: Looking at the chart above, ZEB's low point in its 52 week range is $17.53 per share, with $21.75 as the 52 week high point — that compares with a last trade of $21.30. In Friday trading, BMO S&P/TSX Equal Weight Banks Index ETF shares are currently trading flat on the day.
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Dave Matthews Band At Mohegan Sun
The Dave Matthews Band performed at the Mohegan Sun Arena Saturday night, Dec. 8, during its Winter Tour 2012. The tour follows the September releasing of the band's newest album "Away From The World." The DMB was preceded by Jamaican musician and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Jimmy Cliff.
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The DeKalb County School District is announcing three public meetings to discuss redistricting (attendance area adjustment) in the Stone Mountain and Clarkston clusters.
This redistricting effort could potentially address additional capacity created by the newly rebuilt Rockbridge ES facility, as well as the overcrowding of elementary, middle, and high schools in the Stone Mountain and Clarkston clusters.
This redistricting could potentially impact the following schools:
Allgood ES, Dunaire ES, Hambrick ES, Indian Creek ES, Jolly ES, Rockbridge ES, Stone Mill ES, Stone Mountain ES, Freedom MS, Stone Mountain MS, Clarkston HS, and Stone Mountain HS.
All meetings will be held at Freedom Middle School, 505 S Hairston Rd, Stone Mountain, GA 30088 – from 6:30 to 8:30 pm, on the following dates:
Meeting 1: Thursday November 2, 2017
Meeting 2, Thursday November 30, 2017
Meeting 3, Thursday January 11, 2018 Please see www.dekalbschoolsga.org/redistricting for complete details and information.


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I acquired a used 460i system. Followed the directions and installed it.
When I manually recharge, it seems to work properly. Water goes down, then comes back up in the brine tank, etc.
But, I have a couple of questions:
1) The flow light does not blink when water is flowing. I see the drawing in the manual to take the turbine out and clean it, but that drawing doesn't make sense to me. Does someone have a better picture that I can look at?
2) Since the system had been sitting in a shed, should I be concerned about "stuff" living in the tank, or is a good backwash be sufficient?
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Robert Plant, Robin Thicke and Jill Scott were among the headliners announced Wednesday announced as Taste of Chicago completed its summer concert lineup.
The rock band fun. had previously been announced as Taste's opening-night headliner, on July 10.
Taste, which runs July 10-14, will again offer reserved seats in the Petrillo Music Shell pavilion, the City of Chicago and the Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events said. Tickets ($25) will go on sale May 15 at tasteofchicago.us. Lawn seating will remain free.
Here is the complete lineup for Taste of Chicago:
July 10, 5:30 p.m.: fun., Delta...
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One of conservatives' favorite examples of wasteful government spending in recent weeks has been a federally funded study of the duck reproductive system. As the Republican Party looks to recover from its 2012 losses, sure, it should appeal to a wider audience by talking more about immigration and talking less about gay marriage. But they should demand more. So far, the most prominent Republican demanding this kind of path forward has been Newt Gingrich, who said that Republicans should promote the very type of technological innovation made possible by the weird science research the party is currently dismissing as silly and wasteful.
President Obama announced a $300 million-a-year program Tuesday to map the human brain, and Michelle Malkin mocks the research as silly. Cuts to really expensive things, like the military and Medicare, are controversial. But cutting funding of animal genital research sounds more inoffensive. House Speaker John Boehner wrote in February, "no one should be talking about raising taxes when the government is still paying people to play videogames, giving folks free cellphones, and buying $47,000 cigarette-smoking machines." New York's Jonathan Chait explained that the smoking machines were created to simulate smoking in mice so the Veterans Administration could study chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. So yeah, smoking machines sound dumb, until you consider the alternative, which is training mice to smoke cigarettes, or start testing on humans. Likewise, the "paying people to play video games" thing is a National Science Foundation grant to study if playing video games can slow old people's loss of brain power.
Read more at The Atlantic Wire.
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Across the Board. Jane Greer at the Palm Springs Racquet Club, c.1946
Professionally known as Bernard of Hollywood, Bruno Bernard was one of the most sought after glamour photographers of Hollywood's Golden Era. Bernard's infamous images reflect the faces of Clark Gable, Marilyn Monroe, Gregory Peck, John Wayne, Elvis Presley, Lucille Ball and others. Bernard was the first photographer to be honoured by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Studio. Bernard of Hollywood became a name that for decades visually insured the image of glamour. 'The Posed Candid' and 'Elongated Leg' are both terms now commonly used in glamour photography created by his directorial photographic approach. Born in Berlin in 1912, Bernard fled Nazi Germany in 1937 with a doctorate in criminal law and labelled on the Gestapo hit list. Bernard returned to Germany in the sixties to become a photojournalist, eventually retiring to Palma de Mallorca. Bernard's relationship with Marilyn Monroe was most recently exhibited at Proud Chelsea in Marilyn: Intimate Exposures in 2012.
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HIGHLANDS RANCH, Colo., May 27, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Advanced Emissions Solutions, Inc. (the "Company") today announced that the Company will participate in the following investor conferences:
- The FBR Energy Technology Summit on May 28th in New York City
- The Cowen and Company 42nd Annual TMT Conference on May 29th in New York City
- The Brean Capital 2014 Global Resources & Infrastructure Conference on June 12th in London
A copy of the slides to be used at these events is available via the Investor Information section of www.advancedemissionssolutions.com.
About Advanced Emissions Solutions, Inc.
Advanced Emissions Solutions, Inc. (Nasdaq:ADES) serves as the holding entity for a family of companies that provide emissions solutions to customers in the power generation and other industries.
ADA-ES, Inc. ("ADA") supplies Activated Carbon Injection ("ACI") systems for mercury control, Dry Sorbent Injection ("DSI") systems for acid gases, and technology services and other offerings in support of our customers' emissions compliance strategies. ADA's M-ProveTM technology, which reduces emissions of mercury and other metals from PRB coal, is applied directly to coal at power plants, or offered through a licensing agreement with Arch Coal for application at their mines. In addition, we are developing technologies to advance cleaner energy, including CO2 emissions control technologies through projects funded by the U.S. Department of Energy ("DOE") and industry participants.
Clean Coal Solutions, LLC ("CCS"), is a 42.5% owned joint venture by ADA that provides ADA's patented Refined Coal ("RC") CyClean™ technology to enhance combustion of and reduce emissions of NOx and mercury from coals in Cyclone Boilers and ADA's patent pending M-45™ and M-45-PC™ technologies for Circulating Fluidized Boilers and Pulverized Coal Boilers respectively. Advanced Emissions Solutions consolidates the results of CCS in its financial statements.
BCSI, LLC is a custom designer and fabricator of engineered emissions control technologies, bulk material handling equipment, bulk storage systems, water/waste water treatment equipment, and custom components. BCSI supplies Dry Sorbent Injection ("DSI") systems for acid gas control using its technologically advanced cool, dry conditioned conveying air systems. BCSI's technical solutions serve a wide range of industrial clients including; coal fired utilities, water treatment, wastewater, cement kilns, food processing and industrial boilers. BCSI employs engineers and trade professionals at a 190,000+sq. ft. fabrication and office facility located in McKeesport, PA.
The webcast and investor presentations referenced in this press release will include forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, which provides a "safe harbor" for such statements in certain circumstances. The forward-looking statements may include statements or expectations regarding future contracts, projects, demonstrations and technologies; amount and timing of production of RC; future operations; our ability to capitalize on and expand our business to meet opportunities in our target markets and profit from our proprietary technologies; scope, timing and impact of current and anticipated regulations, legislation and IRS guidance; future supply and demand; the ability of our technologies to assist our customers in complying with government regulations and related matters. These statements are based on current expectations, estimates, projections, beliefs and assumptions of our management. Such statements involve significant risks and uncertainties. Actual events or results could differ materially from those discussed in the forward-looking statements as a result of various factors, including but not limited to, changes in laws, regulations and IRS interpretations or guidance, government funding, accounting rules, prices, economic conditions and market demand; timing of laws, regulations and any legal challenges to or repeal of them; failure of the RC facilities to produce coal that qualifies for tax credits; termination of or amendments to the contracts for RC facilities; decreases in the production of RC; failure to lease or sell the remaining RC facilities on a timely basis; inability to commercialize the new M-45-PC TM technology on favorable terms; availability, cost of and demand for alternative tax credit vehicles and other technologies; technical, start-up and operational difficulties; availability of raw materials and equipment; loss of key personnel; impact of competition; our inability to ramp up operations to effectively address expected growth in our target markets; intellectual property infringement claims from third parties; seasonality and other factors discussed in greater detail in our filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). You are cautioned not to place undue reliance on such statements and to consult our SEC filings for additional risks and uncertainties that may apply to our business and the ownership of our securities. Our forward-looking statements are presented as of the date made, and we disclaim any duty to update such statements unless required by law to do so.
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