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The former Australian Wine Export Council researcher and UK market expert said Australian wine producers should pitch their exports beyond Britain.

The game will be the latest addition to Ubisoft's motion-control arsenal. Previous titles released by the Canadian publisher that rely on gesture-based devices include the artsy shooter \"Child of Eden,\" street brawler \"Fighters Uncaged,\" superhero dueler \"PowerUp Heroes,\" the \"Your Shape\" fitness franchise and top-selling \"Just Dance\" series. Sega created each of the games pegged to the films of \"The Avengers\" forerunners, including last year's \"[Thor]: God of Thunder\" and \"Captain America: Super Soldier,\" but there was no console game released this year alongside director Joss Whedon's blockbuster \"The Avengers,\" just the mobile game \"Marvel's The Avengers\" and Facebook title \"Marvel: Avengers Alliance.\" Marvel's superheroes have been a dominant presence throughout the history of games. They most recently assembled for the Capcom brawler \"Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3\" and the Activision Inc. role-playing sequel \"Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2.\" Gazillion Entertainment is currently developing a free-to-play online game featuring them called \"Marvel Heroes.\"

\"We found through research that girls are gamers; they just aren't traditional gamers,\" [Tony Key] said. Some of the biggest include THQ's All Star Cheer Squad, Electronic Arts' Littlest Pet Shop, Disney Interactive's High School Musical 3 and Ubisoft's Ener-G Dance Squad and Party Babyz. \"There's not some fundamental reason why women or girls don't like to game. It's about, is there content that is interesting and engaging for them?\"

\"We found through research that girls are gamers; they just aren't traditional gamers,\" [Tony Key] said. \"Girls are interested in playing video games. They just don't want to play the same games their brothers play.\" Some of the biggest include THQ's All Star Cheer Squad, Electronic Arts' Littlest Pet Shop, Disney Interactive's High School Musical 3 and Ubisoft's Ener-G Dance Squad and Party Babyz.

Macquarie Equities analyst Rob Stanton agreed that Australian property trusts could increase profits by diversifying into European property. Mr [Tony Key] said that despite the limited local choice, Australian investors seeking exposure to European property would be better off buying into local trusts than buying European stock direct. In that period, British trusts, on average, delivered returns less than half of Australian trusts and were almost twice as risky - - largely because of high gearing, he said.

Speaking to the Australia-Israel Chamber of Commerce in Adelaide yesterday, Mr [Tony Keys] said Australian wine producers should look beyond Britain for export sales because the wine boom of the 1990s was a one-off \"phenomenon\". Australia's second-largest listed wine producer, which relies on bulk wine sales for more than half of its business, decided to conduct the review as it had been affected as \"already low\" bulk wine prices fell a further 30 to 40 a litre in the past six months, Mr [Dane Hudson] said. Mr Keys told the Adelaide conference the top 20 Australian wine companies, which make 80 per cent of the nation's wine, should not need to rely on organisations such as the Australian Wine and Brandy Corporation or the Winemakers Federation of Australia.

[McGuigan Simeon] said the writedown - of about 9 per cent of inventory - came after another large vintage in Australia and a grape harvest in the U.S. 20 per cent above forecast. McGuigan handles about 15 per cent of Australia's grape crush and, excluding contract processing, had a grape intake this year of 197,000 tonnes, down 11 per cent on 2005. Mr [Tony Keys] said Australia's top 20 winemakers should not be relying on bodies such as the Australian Wine and Brandy Corporation or the Winemakers Federation of Australia. However, the 2000 smaller wineries did need support as they targeted the U.S. and China.

[Michael McIe] heard moaning. He hollered for his friend, Gaston Adams Jr., the third man who had been working on the roof with them. McIe dragged himself toward Adams' headlamp, the only one still working. McIe found his friend on the ground, surrounded by chunks of concrete blasted from the nearby wall. Soon, McIe and [Palmer] emerged from Four Section on a rail cart. They picked up [Tony Key] and started toward the mine entrance. [Boyd] and the five men with him were shocked at how bad McIe, Palmer and Key looked. Key was barely recognizable, his hair was standing straight up and his face completely blackened. McIe was holding a rag to his head, stanching a cut on his forehead. Palmer appeared to be in shock.

[Michael McIe] heard moaning. He hollered for his friend, Gaston Adams Jr., the third man who had been working on the roof with them. McIe dragged himself toward Adams' headlamp, the only one still working. After [Tony Key] made his call, he realized his back was bothering him. Soon, McIe and Palmer emerged from Four Section on a rail cart. They picked up Key and started toward the mine entrance. McIe and Palmer clambered into the back seat of the manbus. The rescuers helped Key lie down in front. A man was designated to bring them out.

[Steve Gaudet] and Ladder Company 6 colleague Gary Mazalatis are coming to Coeur d'Alene this weekend to participate in Golf Day, a fund- raising event for victims' families. They will speak at a pairings party Sunday night at the Coeur d'Alene Inn, and they'll play in the tournament Monday. Golf Day will be at four courses - Coeur d'Alene Public (765- 0218), Coeur d'Alene Resort (667-4653), Avondale (772-5963) and Hayden Lake (772-0555). Most area pro shops have entry sheets. For more information, contact the courses. Gaudet, Mazalatis and thousands of other firefighters, police officers and emergency workers did much the same. Gaudet was rousted from bed Sept.11 by Mazalatis' phone call that a plane had hit the World Trade Center.