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Oddworld on Wii U is delayed because of the basic Wii U model
Also, controls have been updated on other platforms
According to series creator Lorne Lanning, there are a few issues with the Wii U version of Oddworld New 'n' Tasty. It's not canceled, but apparently the problem is with the 8GB basic model of the Wii U. According to Lanning, "If you're going to make a Wii U game, it better run on the 8GB unit. Otherwise, it's not really a Wii U game." An admirable position for people out there who have a basic model, but of course, owners can just add on external storage if they wanted to.
Additionally, the other versions have recently been patched to free up the control scheme a bit. The new controls allow you to use L2 to run, which stops him from skidding, and it forces you to be a bit more careful with your steps. The jump button will now let you hop from left to right without pressing a direction, so you won't have anymore accidental deaths while stepping on mines.
Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty facing challenges on Wii U [IGN]
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2017-18: Went 14-9 overall in singles during his Sophomore campaign ... posted an 8-3 record in the No. 4 singles spot throughout the season ... racked up 16 doubles wins, 13 of those wins with partner Michael Herman ... team went 12-7 in the No. 2 doubles spot throughout the year.
Before Goucher: Four-year letter winner in tennis at the George School in Newtown, PA under coach Pacho Gutierrez...named team captain for the Cougars...named to the All-Conference team four years in a row.
Personal: Son of Kevin Mullinix and Penelope Whitman, Frankie is an undecided major.


The main Restaurant 'PHAETHON', is located on the 5th floor. It provides its customers with stunning views of the Mirabello Bay in a traditional Cretan environment. Enjoy a rich, fresh and tasteful buffet for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Our chef prepares daily local and international dishes, many of which are prepared in front of the guests. Feel free to taste & indulge in the magic of the Mediterranean Cuisine. Our Hotel is a member of the "Greek Breakfast" initiative of the Hellenic Chamber of Hotels and transforms the local delicacies of Crete into the tastiest "Ambassadors" of Greek gastronomy.
The Bay View Snack bar is situated on the beautiful poolside of the 5th floor and offers a refreshing escape to all our guests throughout the day. You are welcome to enjoy a homemade snack, a freshly prepared salad, handmade pizzas and fresh squeezed juices after your swim in the pool. While sunbathing don't forget to try a fruit infused cocktail!


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A major issue facing almost 30 percent of Egyptian youth is not finding a job even while holding bachelor's degrees.
These findings are part of the AUC Forum's three-year interdisciplinary collaborative research project with SAHWA to research youth conditions in five different Arab countries (Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria and Lebanon). To study a variety of youth issues in these countries, the SAHWA project, titled "Researching Arab Mediterranean Youth: Towards a New Social Contract," brought together 15 partners from Europe and the Arab world to participate in a quantitative and qualitative analysis research on the problems that Arab youth face in terms of employment, education, migration and civic/political participation.
Informal employment within the Middle East region is a common trend that reflects the ineffective educational system and increasing impact of poverty. Like most Egyptian youth, more than half of Algerian youth (56 percent) are employed in the informal sector. A majority of youth with informal jobs are men (37 percent) who drop out of school by the age of 16.
For Korany, qualitative and quantitative research is useful in finding effective policies and solutions that can address the long-standing challenges faced by today's Arab youth. "The data emphasizes the challenges--what needs to be done to make full beneficial use of this great asset: youth," he said.
The research findings of this three-year project will be presented on December 6 at an event organized by the AUC Forum, titled "The Portrait of Arab Mediterranean Youth in 2016: Insights from the SAHWA Project". The event will be divided into two sessions: the first session will offer a qualitative and quantitative overview, while the second session will include a presentation of important research themes, underlining the commonalities and differences between countries.


AppSwarm, Inc. (OTC Pink: SWRM), – a technology company specializing in the accelerated development and publishing of mobile apps, is pleased to announce new features have been added to its 'Bitchart' cryptocurrency tracking app.
The Company is pleased to announce it has received approval from Apple's iTunes for the addition of new features to its Bitcoin tracking app 'BitChart' 1.1.
The updated app has now added quotes and charts for the following coins.
BitChart has also added an in-app newsfeed, which will provide market updates such as most active, percentage winners and losers, what's trending, research analysis, featured interviews, and much more.
The recent US Supreme Court decision striking down the Federal ban on sports betting now opens the door for AppSwarm to explore a host of new mobile ideas geared towards sports and sports betting. The Company is excited to announce it will be developing a smartphone app geared towards the sports, and sports betting arena.
The sports betting app will offer a platform for sports fans to interact and discuss current and upcoming games, who they like based on points, and real-time discussions as games are in progress. V.I.P. members, for $4.99 a month, will have access to exclusive content, analysis, projections for best bets, and ability for users to build their own following based on their picks, and betting history.
More details on this sports betting project, such as time frame and marketing plans, are expected sometime in late June of 2018.


The opening Winkworth Race Day of the 10th Charles Stanley Direct Cowes Classics Week witnessed a huge mixture of fortunes in today's (Monday) light airs which saw winds constantly shifting, presenting a mixture of fortunes across the competing fleets.
Andrew Pearson's wooden 10 metre yacht Bojar, which is 80 years old this year, was today's winner of 'Classic Yacht Red 1' class which sailed a mid-Solent course, starting out, as did the other three Classic Cruiser classes, on the east going tide from the Royal London Yacht Club's shore line off the Parade at Cowes. After rounding the first couple of marks the yachts were faced with a long run against the tide back to Gurnard where the race was eventually shortened. A gybing duel between Ted Fort's modern classic Tofinou 9.5 Pippa and Firebrand a one off Sparkman & Stevens 43 owned by Ramona-Ann Gale, was taking place behind Bojar (pictured right) but as the trio crossed Cowes Roads the latter's heavy displacement meant it was prudent to briefly kedge to prevent her drifting backwards and the lighter modern design of Pippa enabled her to ghost past, as did Firebrand. But Bojar's delay didn't dent her performance on corrected time although her win didn't come easily. "We had everything up and down today including the anchor" reported her tactician Nick Ryley, summarising many of the experiences of the Classic Cruiser division.
Wins in the other cruiser classes went to SCOD Adelie in the 'Green' class, Nordic Folkboat The Otter, in the Folkboat class, Contessa 26 Jiminy Cricket in the 'Blue' class and Sunmaid V in the 'Red II' class.
The day did not turn out quite as planned for the much anticipated celebration of the Flying Fifteens' 70th anniversary race. The Uffa Fox designed keelboat, which first appeared in 1947, was the first off the start line this morning, but as Race Officer Derek Hodd explained "The wind that was forecast didn't arrive until later in the day moving between easterly and northerly, finally settling back into the east." Although the wind did kick in eventually it was too late for the 28-strong Flying Fifteen class, which suffered from the morning's light winds - even a delay caused by a general recall of their first start did nothing to improve their chances of a better breeze. The first leg was full of promise for Justin Waples' Sparks and Bubbles Take Two which accelerated fast away from the start to lead to the first mark, followed closely by Richard Triffitt's Triffs , but the decreasing wind left the fleet struggling on the long downwind leg against the tide. One by one decisions were made to retire, with the last to give in being Campbell Alexander's Durban Flyer. The day still needed to be celebrated so the anniversary trophy, the Queen Victoria Jubilee Cup, was awarded, with unanimous approval, to Durban Flyer's South African crew. Like all the other classes the Flying Fifteens have four more days of racing to look forward to so a chance to put in some results.
Fortune smiled more kindly on the rest of the classes which took part in an all-comers Pursuit Race today. Not part of the four day series for these classes which starts tomorrow, the one-off race was postponed for a short while but got underway in the early afternoon in a more promising breeze. A few minutes separated the competing classes, which included the XODs, Swallows, Solent Sunbeams and Darings along entries from the Tempest and Vintage Dragon class and two of the competing 8 metres. "The planned 90 minutes race was just right," said David Priscott, competing on XOD Thora. "It was incredibly close right from the half way point – after the front runners got away, the rest of the fleet was very tight. Those of us in the fleet who spotted some wind right up on the shore on the first beat really helped us to get ahead." Gaining and maintaining a lead for much of the race, XOD 64 Michael O'Donnell's Lightwood held on but was finally pipped just a couple of yards from the finish by Solent Sunbeam Jabberwocky which had worked hard at Lightwood's heels to gain victory.
With today's racing complete the Classic Cruiser classes already have a race under their belts but for the rest of the fleets tomorrow is the start of the four day series. The X One Design, 43 strong will dominate the skyline in the mid Solent tomorrow (Tuesday) while more than a dozen each of the Flying Fifteens and Solent Sunbeams will race from committee boat lines as well as the 8 metres, Bembridge One Designs and Swallows. The Vintage Dragon numbers have grown to seven this year as more are being restored and the class is likely to grow further. The Seaview Mermaids and National Squibs will be appearing for one day each too.
The organising club, the Royal London Yacht Club, is supported by the Royal Ocean Racing Club, Royal Victoria Yacht Club, Cowes Corinthian Yacht Club and Island Sailing Club. The famous RLYC tea parties are once again being held every afternoon and there's a full programme of evening events.
Charles Stanley Direct Cowes Classics Week is grateful to supporting sponsors Haines Boatyard, Winkworth, Harken, Red Funnel, Cowes Harbour Commission, Kendalls Fine Art and Classic Boat magazine. The organisers are delighted to welcomes Henri Lloyd for the first time, who has brought along a 'pop up shop' of clothing for sale to competitors.


For all of you dying for some cuddly virtual pets on your Nintendo Switch, the wait will not be much longer. Developer Imagineer and publisher Sold Out Games have announced that Little friends: Dogs and Cats is coming exclusively to the Nintendo Switch on May 28th. Previously released in Japan, this game lets you care for and train adorable puppies and kittens, and dress them up in a multitude of cute outfits of course! This way I can put tiny accessories and matching hats on a cat, without my real cat giving me a glare that says "I will murder you in your sleep." If you're headed to PAX East, you can go hands-on with the game at Booth #24096, or at EGX Rezzed in April.
Players will also get to meet their furry friends and go hands-on with the English version for the first time at PAX East (Booth #24096) later this month, and at EGX Rezzed in April.