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Music From Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World The Video Game [Music]
Scott Pilgrim cartoonist Bryan Lee O'Malley posted a track from the upcoming video game adaption of the movie adaption of comic Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World, over on his website. More ?
Guerrilla Games managing director keynoting GDC Europe
Organizers for the Cologne-based gaming industry get-together, GDC Europe, have announced who will deliver this year's keynote address: Guerrilla Games managing director Hermen Hulst. According to the press release announcing Hulst's keynoting duties, his speech will focus on "how the studio has matured, which obstacles had to be overcome and what some of the ingredients behind the success of the Killzone series are."
The presser also mentions Hulst's speech "will be located somewhere in the field of tension between hardware and software." We thought we were familiar with the Cologne Congress Center, but we have no idea where that is. Is it close to the cafeteria? Maybe?
Guerrilla Games managing director keynoting GDC Europe originally appeared on Joystiq on Sat, 17 Jul 2010 03:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Collectible bricks become collectible cards next year, when NetDevil's LEGO Universe expands with a virtual and physical trading card game, courtesy of the experts at Dire Wolf Digital. Who is Dire Wolf Digital? More ?
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How's That Virtual Girlfriend Vacation Going? [Game Face]
Konami has kicked off its Love Plus tour. As seen on はちま起稿.More
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It's Like The Fly, Only It Turns You Into A Game Character [Clips]
Hey, remember Gary, the 8-Bit man (well, woman)? Gary was made for a commercial, and this is that commercial. It's a retro gamer's fantasy come to life. More ?
Report: China to ban violent, sexual marketing of online games
Report: China to ban violence, sexual marketing online games
China's Ministry of Culture is once again cracking down on the online game industry in an attempt to limit the amount of "unwholesome" content the sector produces. According to a report from China Daily, the nation's officials are prohibiting the use of sex, violence or gambling to market Chinese developers' online games. Like the other regulations under this initiative, these restrictions will be effective as of August 1.
According to the government's report on sexually-charged advertising, hiring adult film stars to serve as spokespeople for online games is a surprisingly common practice in China. Over here, we get Mr. T and Ozzy Osbourne. That's a pretty fair trade-off, right?
Report: China to ban violent, sexual marketing of online games originally appeared on Joystiq on Sat, 10 Jul 2010 20:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Ono: Super Street Fighter IV for 3DS won't alter gameplay
According to producer Yoshinori Ono, Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition on the Nintendo 3DS won't offer radically different gameplay. In a Famitsu interview summarized by Andriasang, Ono assured fans that, among other things, the 3D visuals won't lead to 3D gameplay (turn to Tekken X Street Fighter for that.) "The gameplay will be the same as Super Street Fighter IV," he said.
There might be some additional control options, however. The article states that the team is considering mapping special attacks to the slide pad or touch screen. He also suggested that Capcom wants to use the system's wireless connectivity for both communication and gameplay, though he didn't specify whether he meant online or local wireless.
In accordance with Famitsu, The game will have all 35 Super Street Fighter IV characters, and is currently 10 percent complete.
Gallery: Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition (3DS)
Ono: Super Street Fighter IV for 3DS won 't change the gameplay originally appeared on Joystiq on Wed, 28 Jul 2010 10:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Eleven states issue support for California game law
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If you thought a bill banning the sale of violent video games to kids was misinformed, unfair and wrong-headed when it it was being pushed forth by California, you'll be tempted to add "downright scary" to the list when you read this: Gamasutra reports that 11 states have joined together to form a Voltron of Wrong in support of the bill.
If you: (1) Believe that a medium that's doing a fine job of regulating itself shouldn't be regulated by the government just because their old, old thumbs can 't work of controllers and (2) live in Connecticut, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Texas and Virginia, now would be a good time to call the local office.
Eleven states issue support for California game law originally appeared on Joystiq on Tue, 20 Jul 2010 09:55:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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WRUP: Giving air to some other games edition
Between the May and June NPDs -- along with the UK weekly sales -- it's quite clear that Take-Two CEO Ben Feder wasn't exaggerating when he said Red Dead Redemption "sucked the oxygen out of the room" at retail since its release. Alan Wake, along with several high-profile racing games, were just a few of the obvious victims. If you've got names of other games that were casualties of RDR 's collateral damage, and you think they deserve some sales love, drop their names in the comments below.
What's everyone playing this weekend?
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WRUP: Giving air to some other games edition originally appeared on Joystiq on Fri, 16 Jul 2010 21:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
North Carolina to provide tax breaks for game companies
North Carolina, to provide tax breaks for game companies
North Carolina is going to provide some epic tax breaks to video game developers. According to the ESA, The bill signed by the Governor Beverly Perdue will provide 15 per cent tax relief on the "wages and compensation for workers involved in the production of digital media, or to create a platform and engine for running these media." Of course, the big winner here North Carolina-based Epic Games , which swims in a lake of Unreal Engine money and develops games in its spare time. However, other benefactors of the tax breaks include Electronic Arts, Ubisoft and another dozen or so developers in the state. The incentives take effect January 1, 2011.
Publishers, developers and governments use tax incentives as Ezio having a hidden blade. It sa weapon ', both for financial Defense (which seems to be the case in North Carolina) or aggression. With Canada's relentless siren call of tax incentives, if other countriesand said Don t move 'the game, the Great White North will continue its Tim Hortons fuels march to eventually developing most of the world's video games.
North Carolina to provide tax breaks for game companies originally appeared on Joystiq on Fri, 23 Jul 2010 21:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning is 38 Studios' first game, due fall 2011
EA just took the wraps off of its 38 Studios-helmed, single-player "open-world" RPG, previously codenamed "Project Mercury." The real title: Kingdom Amalur: Reckoning . (Yeah, we also preferred Project Mercury.) The platforms: PS3, Xbox 360, and PC.
While Reckoning isn't 38 Studios' long-in-development MMO, codenamed Copernicus, it takes place in the same "mysterious and magical new fantasy world created by New York Times best-selling author R. A. Salvatore." Developed by Big Huge Games, which 38 acquired from THQ last year, Reckoning is "being developed under the leadership of" Ken Rolston, who you may recognize as lead designer of Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind and Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion.
Once again, we 'is sure to learn more about Thursday, when McFarlane, Rolston, Salvatore, and 38 Studios Bossman Curt Schilling on the scene at Comic-Con for a panel discussion on the game.
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning is 38 Studios' first game, due fall 2011 originally appeared on Joystiqon Tues, July 20, 2010 10:20:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds .
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Thor storms into Marvel games panel
Comic-Con 2010: God of Thunder saw in Marvel v. Capcom 3 and teaser with Sega 'movie-game; Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions, Super Hero Squad Internet is also covered.
Who was there: Marvel director games Todd Jefferson and the head of licensed games, Chris Baker chaired the panel that also featured many developers involved in separate games.
What they talked about: Baker started by recapping the latest Marvel foray into the world of games, the addition of Marvel characters into Little Big Planet. He also unveiled five more of the 20 characters set to appear in the game: Wolverine, Venom, Captain America, Rogue, and Invisible Woman.
The son of Odin art coming to Midgard in game form. Verily.
Moving on to games currently in development, Baker introduced Spider-Man writer Dan Slott and the game's creative director to talk about Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions. The trailer featured all four Spider-Man versions for the game coming out September 7, the classic Spider-Man, Spider-Man 2099, Spider-Man Noir, and the black-suited symbiote Spider-Man. The creative director of the game talked about a brainstorming session where the developers were trying to decide which iteration of Spider-Man to build the title around. They had a handful of ideas they liked, but it was only when someone suggested that they put all of them into the same game that it clicked.
In addition to having all those different Spider-Men to control, players will hear different--but familiar--voice actors for the roles. Activision has enlisted the voice actors from Spider-Man cartoons in the '80s, '90s, '00s, and today to voice the four different versions of the webbed wonder. The most prominent of the voice actors is Neil Patrick Harris (Doogie Howser, M.D., Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle ), who voiced the short-lived MTV computer-generated Spider-Man cartoon. In addition, Marvel legend Stan Lee will be providing the voice-over narrative.
In addition to the four main Spider-Man versions, Activision is including a handful of alternate costumes for each of the dimensions, like Cosmic Spider-Man, Iron Spider, Scarlet Spider, and Negative Zone Spider, all of which will be retailer-exclusive preorder incentives. Spider-Armor and Mangaverse Spider-Man suits will also be in the game, but as normal unlockables instead of incentives.
The next game up is Marvel Super Hero Squad: The Infinity Gauntlet, a kid-friendly version of the story arc in which Thanos collects six gems of reality-shaping powers and uses them to kill half of the living beings in the universe as a sacrifice to his love, Death. The second season of the Marvel Super Hero Squad also takes its premise from the comics but makes it significantly more whimsical.
Capcom's Seth Killian was up next to talk about Marvel vs. Capcom 3. Instead of a trailer, Killian showed footage of a match featuring the newly announced characters Super Skrull, Dr. Doom, and Chun Li. Killian narrated the fight, pointing out the various techniques and super combos as they were performed. As in the Capcom panel earlier, Deadpool drew the biggest reaction form the crowd, with plenty of applause for his Ryu-like shoryuken attack.
After the footage, Jefferson said Capcom often sends Marvel gameplay footage for approval, but the footage invariably shows Capcom characters trouncing the Marvel stars.
"I'm sorry the Hulk can't stand up to Chun Li," Killian said. "It's real life. We tested it out; it's science."
Killian talked about the enduring appeal of Marvel vs. Capcom, and he stressed it wasn't nostalgia. With three-on-three matches and players able to choose one of three different assists for each character, Killian said there were about 1 million different matchup permutations in Marvel vs. Capcom 2. As a result, he said diehard players are still finding new things in the game all the time.
For Marvel vs. Capcom 3, Killian said they are trying to retain and surpass the hallmark of its predecessor, the sheer insanity of the battles. The developers are trying to make it so button mashers can pick up the game and instantly make some fireworks fly, but they're also hoping to create something that will have people playing it competitively for the next decade.
A second gameplay clip showed off another new character, Thor. Sporting his recent look from comics rather than the upcoming movie, the god of thunder pummeled opponents with hammer and lightning attacks, including a Ruby Heart-esque comet attack, a cascading super attack like Captain Commando's, and a cyclone super move a bit reminiscent of Jin.
Speaking of Thor, Baker brought the panel to end by showing a trailer for a movie-game Sega 'Thor, which will be released in the summer of 2011. Very short teaser showed third-person view behind Thor, standing on a cliff overlooking Muspulheim. Jefferson said of the film 'director Kenneth Branagh, is contributing to the game until that teaser trailer.
Quote: "Oh, my herald, find me a planet that is light on ice cream. I am lactose intolerant." Hoffmeier, doing his best impression of George Takai as Galactus.
The takeaway: In addition, the opening of Thor in Marvel v. Capcom 3 and a teaser trailer for the movie games, the biggest message that the panel T Marvel ISN 'slowing down their efforts play a bit.
Who knew?: Hoffmeier said boys didn't like the idea of the Infinity Gauntlet's Infinity Gems, so they had to be called Infinity Stones instead.
In a Q&A session after the panel, Killian confirmed that Capcom is working on a new joystick for Marvel vs. Capcom 3 along the lines of its Tournament Edition FightSticks but that the publisher is "looking to elevate [its] game."
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Compare ferries from Italy to Kefalonia
There are 2 ferry routes operating between Italy and Kefalonia offering you combined total of 2 sailings per week. Ventouris Ferries operates 1 route, Bari to Sami which runs 1 time weekly. Red Star Ferries operates 1 route, Brindisi to Sami which runs 1 time weekly.
As the frequency and duration of crossings on some routes varies we would advise that you do a live search for crossings from Italy to Kefalonia to get the most up to date information.
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About Italy:
Italy is home to the greatest number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the world. Together with Greece, it is known as the birthplace of Western culture.
Full of high art and monuments, almost every small village in Italy offers a few interesting locations. From the Roman ruins, Byzantine cities and Renaissance masterpieces to cobblestone streets, beautiful churches and wide variety of stunning beaches, Italy is a place that provides rare experiences that can never be overrated.
Italy is the ideal departure country for those travelling by ferry with numerous amazing destinations, many of them domestic on offer. With so many miles of coastline and famous islands to choose from, the list of destinations is truly unrivalled. In terms of international travel, Italy is connected to almost all of the countries in the Adriatic Sea as well as featuring numerous links to Greece, Tunisia and Spain.
The short island crossings are usually made with small passenger vessels while the longer international journeys are operated by luxurious cruise ferries.
About Kefalonia:
Kefalonia is the largest Greek island in the Ionian Sea, sitting just off the mainland's west coast.
Thanks to its sheer size, quiet beaches can be found all year round, which are also some of the most photogenic stretches of sand in Greece. It is, therefore, a popular holiday destination for couples and families, with plenty of hilltop villas overlooking the vividly blue sea. Yachters and sailors usually flock to the beautiful port town of Fiscardo, unique in how it remained virtually intact after the 1953 earthquake.
Kefalonia is also known for its quaint seaside villages, medieval castles, charming chapels and magnificent coastal caves. And, it was where the Hollywood film, 'Captain Corelli's Mandolin', was filmed, all offering days' worth of sights and attractions.
Given Kefalonia's appeal, it boasts an impressive ferry network with a couple of excellent ports along the east coast. You can either hop one of the many domestic routes from the mainland and nearby islands or sail overnight from Italy.
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When I took a spin with the Blue Mo-Fi, I loved the audio quality that these headphones produced. It's one of the best headphones for digital music available. But I wasn't the biggest fan of the design. Well, Blue took that feedback and brought to mark the Blue Lola headphones.
When you first look at the Blue LOLA headphones they look very similar to the Mo-Fi but they made fundamental changes in the ergonomics of how the headphones fit and rest on your head. They are very comfortable and feel much lighter on my head compared to the Mo-Fi. That lighter feel does come at a sacrifice. There is no powered AMP build into the Lola like it's older sibling the Mo-Fi.
Like the Mo-Fi the Lola are over the ear headphones that are shaped more like an ear that gives a better fit for reliable sound isolation and ambient noise reduction. The earcups contain large 50 mM drivers with a 42 ohms impedance and frequency response of 15hz -20kHz. The packaging includes a soft case, 1.2-meter cable with controls compatible for iOS devices, a longer 3-meter audio cable, and 3.5mm to 1/4″ adapter. You're getting a full package here for the retail price of $249.99.
With all that said the most important thing is "How do they sound?" The sound quality for me is excellent. The lows sound accurate and not over bassy. The mids and treble sound clear and nothing comes through muffled. For my testing, I took the opportunity to use the HTC 10 and it's high-quality DAC. The music I listened to was a mix of hip hop from the 90s, mid-2000s, and some current hip-hop and also some EDM and trance for testing.
The Blue Lola is meant for those that want premium audio quality from digital audio. These are meant for you to sit home and have a listening session. It's not the most portable, and if you are an on-the-go person, you will want a pair of headphones meant for that. These are for those that want high-quality sound from their local and streaming digital music library. If you're in that category, I would highly recommend these.


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MOZART: Overture to Abduction from the Seraglio
SALIERI: Sinfonia in D Major (Venizia)
MOZART: Overture to Don Giovanni
MOZART: Papagano's Aria
MOZART: Symphony No. 25 in G minor (Mvt. 1)
A variety of chamber music selections will be performed as well.
HEATHER BUCHMAN | conductor
Heather Buchman is director of the Hamilton College Orchestra and Chamber Music program and Chair of the Department of Music. While serving as Education and Outreach Conductor for Symphoria, she helped develope numerous innovative programs, as well as for the orchestral and chamber programs at Hamilton College. She appears frequently ...
Heather Buchman is director of the Hamilton College Orchestra and Chamber Music program and Chair of the Department of Music. While serving as Education and Outreach Conductor for Symphoria, she helped develope numerous innovative programs, as well as for the orchestral and chamber programs at Hamilton College. She appears frequently as conductor and trombonist with the Society for New Music and other organizations.
She has developed various artistic collaborations at Hamilton College, including a fully staged production of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker and a new interdisciplinary event, called Sight/Sound/Spoken, mixing chamber music with performances by creative writers and displays of student artwork. Her interests include experimenting with concert format; performing in nontraditional, informal, and architecturally unique spaces; mixing performance and education (as in the Brainstorm series with Hamilton College Orchestra); and in a wide range of collaborative work.
Buchman's work in regional arts advocacy has been recognized by a citation from the Society for New Music in 2013 and Civic Morning Musicals' Ruth Edson Award in 2014. She serves on the board of CNY Arts, a regional organization working with NY State Council on the Arts and other funders for supporting and promoting arts and culture in Central New York. In 2012 she received Hamilton College's Class of 1963 Award for Outstanding Teaching. She served on the ad hoc committee that developed Hamilton College's educational goals.
Buchman completed professional studies in conducting at the Juilliard School, earned a M.M. in orchestral conducting from the University of Michigan, and a B. Mus. degree in trombone from the Eastman School of Music. More recent studies include conducting workshops in St. Petersburg, Russia.
She served as Principal Trombonist of the San Diego Symphony from 1988-1997. She won prizes at the ARD International Music Competition in Munich, Germany and the New York Philharmonic Young Artists Concerto Competition.
A more recent path of exploration has been the study of ballet. She explores the parallels and intersections between music and dance in her teaching and in performance. Other interests include the connections between music/sound and other art forms and fields, and developing collaborations grounded in these connections.
1 hour and 45 minutes, including a 20 minute intermission
1 hour prior to the performance
Syracuse Stage
820 East Genesee Street
Syracuse, New York 13202 United States Google Map


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to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport
Located in Avoca, Pennsylvania
About the driving portion: It is 80 miles from Woodland to San Francisco International Airport. Once at your destination (Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport) you will need to drive 120 miles to get to Syracuse. The price above assumes you'll be making a round trip, so driving miles have been doubled.
About the flight: The average one-way fare between San Francisco International Airport and Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport is $338.00. FareMeasure estimates a round trip ticket will cost you about $642. The total price shown above in green combines both the driving cost and estimated airfare.
About the driving portion: It is 70 miles from Woodland to Oakland International Airport. Once at your destination (Albany International Airport) you will need to drive 120 miles to get to Syracuse. The price above assumes you'll be making a round trip, so driving miles have been doubled.
About the driving portion: It is 10 miles from Woodland to Sacramento International Airport. Once at your destination (Greater Rochester International Airport) you will need to drive 77 miles to get to Syracuse. The price above assumes you'll be making a round trip, so driving miles have been doubled.
About the flight: The average one-way fare between Sacramento International Airport and Greater Rochester International Airport is $340.00. FareMeasure estimates a round trip ticket will cost you about $646. The total price shown above in green combines both the driving cost and estimated airfare.
About the driving portion: It is 91 miles from Woodland to Norman Y. Mineta San José International Airport. Once at your destination (Greater Rochester International Airport) you will need to drive 77 miles to get to Syracuse. The price above assumes you'll be making a round trip, so driving miles have been doubled.
About the flight: The average one-way fare between Norman Y. Mineta San José International Airport and Greater Rochester International Airport is $327.00. FareMeasure estimates a round trip ticket will cost you about $621. The total price shown above in green combines both the driving cost and estimated airfare.
About the driving portion: It is 91 miles from Woodland to Norman Y. Mineta San José International Airport. Once at your destination (Syracuse Hancock International Airport) you will need to drive 5 miles to get to Syracuse. The price above assumes you'll be making a round trip, so driving miles have been doubled.
About the flight: The average one-way fare between Norman Y. Mineta San José International Airport and Syracuse Hancock International Airport is $312.00. FareMeasure estimates a round trip ticket will cost you about $593. The total price shown above in green combines both the driving cost and estimated airfare.
About the driving portion: It is 122 miles from Woodland to Reno-Tahoe International Airport. Once at your destination (Albany International Airport) you will need to drive 120 miles to get to Syracuse. The price above assumes you'll be making a round trip, so driving miles have been doubled.
to Greater Binghamton Airport
Located in Binghamton, New York
About the driving portion: It is 80 miles from Woodland to San Francisco International Airport. Once at your destination (Greater Binghamton Airport) you will need to drive 59 miles to get to Syracuse. The price above assumes you'll be making a round trip, so driving miles have been doubled.
About the flight: The average one-way fare between San Francisco International Airport and Greater Binghamton Airport is $348.00. FareMeasure estimates a round trip ticket will cost you about $661. The total price shown above in green combines both the driving cost and estimated airfare.
to Elmira-Corning Regional Airport
Located in Elmira/Big Flats, New York
About the driving portion: It is 80 miles from Woodland to San Francisco International Airport. Once at your destination (Elmira-Corning Regional Airport) you will need to drive 72 miles to get to Syracuse. The price above assumes you'll be making a round trip, so driving miles have been doubled.
About the flight: The average one-way fare between San Francisco International Airport and Elmira-Corning Regional Airport is $354.00. FareMeasure estimates a round trip ticket will cost you about $673. The total price shown above in green combines both the driving cost and estimated airfare.
About the driving portion: It is 122 miles from Woodland to Reno-Tahoe International Airport. Once at your destination (Syracuse Hancock International Airport) you will need to drive 5 miles to get to Syracuse. The price above assumes you'll be making a round trip, so driving miles have been doubled.
About the flight: The average one-way fare between Reno-Tahoe International Airport and Syracuse Hancock International Airport is $349.00. FareMeasure estimates a round trip ticket will cost you about $663. The total price shown above in green combines both the driving cost and estimated airfare.
About the driving portion: It is 70 miles from Woodland to Oakland International Airport. Once at your destination (Syracuse Hancock International Airport) you will need to drive 5 miles to get to Syracuse. The price above assumes you'll be making a round trip, so driving miles have been doubled.
About the flight: The average one-way fare between Oakland International Airport and Syracuse Hancock International Airport is $374.00. FareMeasure estimates a round trip ticket will cost you about $711. The total price shown above in green combines both the driving cost and estimated airfare.
About the driving portion: It is 70 miles from Woodland to Oakland International Airport. Once at your destination (Greater Rochester International Airport) you will need to drive 77 miles to get to Syracuse. The price above assumes you'll be making a round trip, so driving miles have been doubled.
About the flight: The average one-way fare between Oakland International Airport and Greater Rochester International Airport is $311.00. FareMeasure estimates a round trip ticket will cost you about $591. The total price shown above in green combines both the driving cost and estimated airfare.
About the driving portion: It is 91 miles from Woodland to Norman Y. Mineta San José International Airport. Once at your destination (Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport) you will need to drive 42 miles to get to Syracuse. The price above assumes you'll be making a round trip, so driving miles have been doubled.
About the flight: The average one-way fare between Norman Y. Mineta San José International Airport and Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport is $294.00. FareMeasure estimates a round trip ticket will cost you about $559. The total price shown above in green combines both the driving cost and estimated airfare.
About the driving portion: It is 91 miles from Woodland to Norman Y. Mineta San José International Airport. Once at your destination (Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport) you will need to drive 120 miles to get to Syracuse. The price above assumes you'll be making a round trip, so driving miles have been doubled.
About the flight: The average one-way fare between Norman Y. Mineta San José International Airport and Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport is $339.00. FareMeasure estimates a round trip ticket will cost you about $644. The total price shown above in green combines both the driving cost and estimated airfare.
About the driving portion: It is 91 miles from Woodland to Norman Y. Mineta San José International Airport. Once at your destination (Greater Binghamton Airport) you will need to drive 59 miles to get to Syracuse. The price above assumes you'll be making a round trip, so driving miles have been doubled.
About the flight: The average one-way fare between Norman Y. Mineta San José International Airport and Greater Binghamton Airport is $415.00. FareMeasure estimates a round trip ticket will cost you about $789. The total price shown above in green combines both the driving cost and estimated airfare.
About the driving portion: It is 91 miles from Woodland to Norman Y. Mineta San José International Airport. Once at your destination (Elmira-Corning Regional Airport) you will need to drive 72 miles to get to Syracuse. The price above assumes you'll be making a round trip, so driving miles have been doubled.
About the flight: The average one-way fare between Norman Y. Mineta San José International Airport and Elmira-Corning Regional Airport is $388.00. FareMeasure estimates a round trip ticket will cost you about $737. The total price shown above in green combines both the driving cost and estimated airfare.
About the driving portion: It is 70 miles from Woodland to Oakland International Airport. Once at your destination (Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport) you will need to drive 42 miles to get to Syracuse. The price above assumes you'll be making a round trip, so driving miles have been doubled.
About the flight: The average one-way fare between Oakland International Airport and Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport is $298.00. FareMeasure estimates a round trip ticket will cost you about $566. The total price shown above in green combines both the driving cost and estimated airfare.
About the driving portion: It is 70 miles from Woodland to Oakland International Airport. Once at your destination (Greater Binghamton Airport) you will need to drive 59 miles to get to Syracuse. The price above assumes you'll be making a round trip, so driving miles have been doubled.
About the flight: The average one-way fare between Oakland International Airport and Greater Binghamton Airport is $75.00. FareMeasure estimates a round trip ticket will cost you about $143. The total price shown above in green combines both the driving cost and estimated airfare.
About the driving portion: It is 70 miles from Woodland to Oakland International Airport. Once at your destination (Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport) you will need to drive 120 miles to get to Syracuse. The price above assumes you'll be making a round trip, so driving miles have been doubled.
About the flight: The average one-way fare between Oakland International Airport and Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport is $483.00. FareMeasure estimates a round trip ticket will cost you about $918. The total price shown above in green combines both the driving cost and estimated airfare.


How many have I had of them? Not many.
Last Winter was bitter cold, it snowed, but in February (and that did lead to some complications).
For the last few days it has been mighty cold, how would I love it to snow for Christmas. We are almost there. In ten days from today, it is the 25th of December. The Advent Calendar only has 9 more days left (or did you finish off your chocolate on the first day?).
Here are some photos of snow that I took 9 years ago in Zakopane in Poland.
I didn't think that I would be the person posting for the calendar today, but like every year it is a bit tough to find participants. Everyone has work/school/projects and often their own blog that all take up a lot of time. Then December is the moment of the year were we prepare Christmas and often have to battle a nasty cold or even the flu. Thus I cannot say how grateful I am for all the contributions that I have so far received and that I am still going to receive. I would also like to thank all of the visitors to the blog (that includes you), some leave comments.
I really hope that the calendar (and those of the years past) still warm your heart and spirit in this cold season of the year.
Thank you for stopping by, and if you are wondering I am still looking for 4-5 contributions (stories, memories, pictures, paintings, music, videos…). If you are tempted, let me know!
If you're someone who insists on a white Christmas and needs a hot roast with your boiling hot Plum Pudding, perhaps you'd better visit someone else for Christmas lunch.


text: Q: Unable to merge dex in AS 3.0 after updating Lombok After upgrading to AS 3.0, and subsequently updating Lombok to be with 'annotationProcessor' as well as 'compileOnly', I get the 'unable to merge dex' exception that many are experiencing with the AS version release. When I run stacktrace, it alerts me of duplicate files in a jar I'm using in the library module...BUT the 2 files are for the release (releaseCompile) and debug (debugCompile) builds separately, so why is this an error?

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