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You are a very judgmental and bitter person. (And if it "takes one to know one," then I know both of those attributes very well.) Grow up. That's the solution to your problem. Gee, a pious Catholic doesn't want anything to do with you, I wonder why. It couldn't POSSIBLY be you!!!
I suppose others agree.ÂÂ
A real Godly man, like a real Godly woman, is hard to find. But its worth the digging. I know. I just found my soul mate, or Anam Cara as the Irish say. And you have to dig through alot of dirt to find them. Trust God on this one. Let him lead you, and soon you'll have what you want in all things. Including a man. Pray hard. And focus on God rather than all else. He will not lead you astray.Peace.Ian Lazarus
I lump all men together because that's been my experience with men.
And in my experience it doesn't matter whether they're good church-going guys or partying every night guys, they all hurt women.
Now maybe it's my fault. Maybe I deserve it.
And I'm willing to bet that with a mouth like that, Paradosis has hurt his share of women.
But I supose I should "grow up" and give up on the hope of finding someone.
If God can save us beyond all hope, than a man is easy. But it takes trust. And your untrust, dear sisiter, may be the reason why. Dont say you no longer believe...in anything. If we believe that all things are possible with God, than it will happen. Find your faith. Rededicate yourself. if you cant trust in God, thant you wont ever have a menaingful relationship with anyone. And that is like heaven and hell :We go to heaven together, we go to hell of our own choosing and by ourselves. Reconsider. And look to God FIRST. Prayers for you, sister.Ian Lazarus
So a message to you decent guys out there, get your brothers in line.ÂÂ
I do apologize if I really, truly hurt you Jennifer. I thought you went a bit overboard (like the mafia comment ), so I did the same.
He's been e-mailing me for a week trying to set up a time to meet.
Can one of you men please decipher this behavior for me? I don't get it at all. Why would he call me during the day when he knew I wasn't there?
Can one of you men please decipher this behavior for me? I don't get it at all. Why would he call me during the day when he knew I wasn't there?ÂÂ
Seriously, why would someone date another person for 9 months and not be serious about them? Is it the sex?ÂÂ
Please tell me it's not that simple.ÂÂ
Is the old saying "why buy the cow when you can get the milk for free" true?ÂÂ
Don't believe everything you think.
The more I know, the less I know.
Forgive me, but I think that this thread has sexist overtones. There's a lot of man-bashing going on here, and lots of it by men. Yes, men are often shallow, sex-driven automatons. No doubt about it. Men are jerks. The thing is , in my experience WOMEN ARE JUST AS BAD. I'm not whining or complaining. I think we have a real crisis in this society. Men and women are both so selfish nowadays, that it's a wonder that the human race even continues.ÂÂ
In spite of our claims to be rational, we seem to still be primarially governed by emotion and instinct when it comes to mating. ...... Or am I not supposed to approach the issue from a logical standpoint?
"Logical"........sex? Are you kidding?The way I see it, the "sex drive", "libido"- whatever you want to call it is a Divinely created thing which, naturally has to override rationality. If it didn't, the human species would end.
Women are shallow about finding some idiot who has a six figure income and other things. And then both are surprised when relationships built on these things crumble into dust. As a man, I have had very similar experiences with women that Jennifer describes having had with men. I really despair of ever finding anyone sometimes. I do find that women who have already been with the workaholic corporate VP are more often genuinely willing to find someone whom they actually like and respect.
I've met my share of do-gooder men, who work for Catholic Charities or for the Church, making a pittance. This will sound sexist, but those are 'wife' jobs. They are second income jobs. If I marry the religious education director, making $30K a year with crappy benefits, I have to keep my job.
Second income jobs? Ah, yes, of course, we're supposed to give the first fruits of our labour to our 401K, and God can have what's left over, if we don't have more important things to do.
And there are some women who would find this notion to be offensive, and I'm not just talking about the Hélène Cixous' of the world. Futhermore, I am curious, being the pragmatist that you claim to be, if you don't want to work, why did you go to the trouble of getting a law degree? I could see myself getting a degree for the sake of knowledge in and of itself, but this thinking seems to be inconsonant with what you advocate.
If you want to find a rich man, good, you can probably do that (well, upper-middle class anyway), if you want to find a pious man, great, you can probably do that too. But if you want both, you're probably asking a bit much, the percentage of the Population that is well to do is relatively low, and the percentage of the population that is pious is relatively low, the percentage that is both would probably be no more than the product of the two, and probably substantially less.
But rest assured, the fact that pious people tend to be less concerned about money is not because of some monastic ideal about poverty, but rather it has to do with priorities. This is not only true of Religious people, but also of many Musicians, Artists, Academics, et cetera. I had a computer science professor in undergraduate School who was probably making about 70k a year, and had turned down a number of offers from large corporations offering to pay him several hundred thousand a year, with even larger signing bonuses. Why? quite simply because the corporations would not allow him the liberty to pursue the particular area of research he had devoted his life to...while money for his project may have been a high priority, his personal pay was meaningless to him. I seem to recall a verse along the lines of 'where your treasure is, there your heart will be also;' if one's highest priority is spirituality, music, art, knowledge, et cetera that is most likely where they will excel, and it's not that money is not desired, just that it's not important, and hence ends up being an afterthought.
You know very well that was a deliberate misconstruction of what she said. You can't provide for a wife and children on a single income of $30k a year. Her statement had nothing at all to do with getting rich and you know that.
I don't mind working but realize that it's difficult (if not impossible) to be the primary wage-earner in the family and be the mother. I think what I want, and what most of of my female friends want, is a man who has a good job that would allow us to take some time off when the children are young.
I said I wanted to find a man with a "good job" not a rich man. A "good job" allows a family to own a home. That provides good health and dental insurance. And there are many pious men out there who go to "good" non-religious jobs every morning. Being a good family man, as a good religous man should be, means that one can't be completely career driven. But one can be a good pious Orthodox Christian and be an accoutant for 9 hours a day.
Oh please. That's not what I meant and you know it. A job that pays $25K a year is not enough to support a family. Someone with such a job would need to have a spouse who made at least double that to buy a house and feed the kids, etc. So it's a "second-income" job.
I have much more respect for a guy who accepts his role as a provider and goes to work every morning to a job he doesn't love (but still likes) and shows up to liturgy too than for a guy who's scared of the "secular" world and therefore either forfeits having a family or forces his family to live in poverty or forces his wife to support and his children. I'm firmly convinced that the average man is called to be a husband and a father and therefore called to provide for his wife and children. That means he might be have to be <gasp> an accountant or a pharmacist.
It's all very simple for me...my father had a good job so IMHO it's not too much to expect every guy to also have a good job. My dad, like your acquaintance, was a professor. He choose that profession so he'd have time for his family. But he made enough for my parents to own a home and put food on the table. To get vaccinations for the kids and visits to the doctor and the dentist. He didn't make as much as he could have made but he realized that being a grown up man and a husbad and father required some sacrfiices, namely not doing exactly what he wanted to do as a profession.
One of my close friends is a family with 4 (elem-college) kids who lives on less than 15K a year plus donations of material goods that I'm sure people probably do give them all the time (we donated a car to the "church" who donated it to them for us and everyone got the tax write off). They're one of the happiest families I know.You can live on a LOT less than you think, if you are willing to accept a certain standard of things, like cars you fix yourself and not living in the prettiest house.
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School administrators recommended Monday that the Henderson County school board ask the county for $22 million for fiscal year 2013-14, about $870,800 more than allocated this year.
During the board's budget workshop at Mills River Academy, Finance Director Kerry Shannon outlined a draft budget asking the county for $21.07 million for local current expense, a 1.7 percent increase over 2012-13, and $1 million for capital needs, double what was requested last year.
"There's a lot more we could spend on our children that would be justified, but where we are with our economy, it's hard to do it," acknowledged Board Chairman Ervin Bazzle.
The school board is not expected to vote on its budget request until its next meeting on May 13. State law requires the board to submit an appropriations request to the county by May 15, Shannon said.
About $300,000 of the requested capital funds would go to buy 1,006 computers and related hardware for online testing mandated by the state within the next two years, said Rick Fender, the district's senior director for technology services.
"That's the driving force behind it, but there would be greater benefits realized by putting more computers in the hands of our elementary and middle school students," he said.
Another $133,000 would fund school safety improvements, including electronic access doors and video cameras at all elementary and middle school entrances, said Assistant Superintendent Bill Parker.
Parker said the remaining $567,000 would go toward changing out two antiquated boilers at Edneyville Elementary School, replacing air conditioning at West Henderson High, re-roofing East Henderson High's chorus room and upgrading that school's stadium lights to meet N.C. High School Athletic Association minimum standards.
Part of the requested increase in local current expense is the school system's "best guess" as to what will be necessary locally to match Gov. Pat McCrory's proposed 1 percent raise for state employees in 2013-14, Shannon said.
"Any raise that the state approves, we have to extend those increases not only to state-paid employees but to locally employed employees," Shannon said. "We have to try to anticipate what the state is going to do."
About 79 classroom teachers are funded exclusively by the county. Shannon said the district uses state allotments to cover high-paid, more experienced teachers, and newer teachers are funded with local dollars.
Another $140,789 of the requested increase would fund a 2 percent hike in local supplements for school psychologists, speech therapists, lead teachers, instructional coaches and administrators, who did not get a boost in their supplements over the last two budget cycles when other staff saw raises.
In 2011-12, county commissioners gave a 2 percent raise to classroom teachers, teacher assistants and "librarians" having direct student contact. This year, the school board recommended that all non-certified employees get the same increase, but raises in supplements for administrators, lead teachers and other core staff were not funded.
A majority of school board members characterized that as a wrong needing to be righted.
"I'm pretty sick of that class of our employees being left out, like they're not as important as the rest of our group of employees," said board member Amy Lynn Holt. "In fact, a good amount of that are people who are there until 10 o'clock at night and back in again at 6 o'clock in the morning, making our schools run. That's pretty much non-negotiable for me."
Edneyville Elementary's two oil-fired furnaces have had multiple repairs and need to be replaced at a cost of $100,000, Parker said, adding that converting them to propane will make the school more energy- and cost-efficient. West Henderson's "chiller" is also "on borrowed time," he said. That fix will cost $267,000.
Several years ago, the schools began installing security locks on all classroom doors so they can be locked from the inside with a key, "should there be a perpetrator in the building," Parker said. The capital budget includes $53,000 to complete that project.
Electronic locks on front doors at elementary and middle schools, along with video cameras, would allow personnel to better control who can enter those campuses during school hours, he said.
Superintendent David Jones emphasized those weren't the only capital improvements that would be tackled in 2013-14, just the ones for which the county is being asked to contribute local dollars.

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Grady Vaughn built his own home from carefully selected lumber. I watched him. He is my neighbor and friend. He will be 100 years old on Sept. 15.
Grady Vaughn built his own home from carefully selected lumber. I watched him. He is my neighbor and friend. He will be 100 years old on Sept. 15.
I sit in his living room and observe family pictures — pictures of wedding anniversaries, of children and grandchildren.
There is a large picture of a scene from Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet." Grady is a reader. He enjoys reading about Abraham Lincoln. He is currently reading a collection of historic speeches.
I ask him, being a citizen of Henderson County, to talk about things he is most proud of. Without hesitation he says, "I was just talking to Grady Jr., and I told him how proud I am of our downtown and the preserved Historic Courthouse. We could have been just another sleepy town."
Grady has two sons, Grady Jr. and Michael — both lawyers living in California.
I want to hear my neighbor reflect on his rich life. There are pockets of memory ripe for recognition. He grew up on Seventh Avenue. In 2012, Chris Nevel, the Heritage Museum's videographer, filmed Mr. Vaughn as he recalled what it was like to grow up here in Hendersonville and attend local schools. The interview is now a part of museum archives.
I particularly enjoy hearing Grady tell of his encounters with the "Carolina Special," the luxury train that connected the coastal area of South Carolina to the Midwest.
The boy Grady would stand in the station yard and observe travelers of the train dining in "grand elegance." He dreamed of places beyond the mountains. He remembers when Seventh Avenue was a dirt road, when the road opened to Bat Cave. He recalls a family trip once made by his family and the dust they all breathed along the way.
Grady Vaughn has felt loneliness since his wife, Ella (Mills), died several years ago, but, while I was there for my short visit, he answered four calls from members of his family. Each of the calls was a "checkup call." "Just wanted to see if you're doing all right."
Grady lives alone with only his cat, Roscoe, but it must be gratifying to know that so many people love and respect him.
His granddaughter, Jennifer Tankersley, prepares his meals and sees to his needs. Still, Grady Vaughn maintains his mountaineer independence. This morning, Jennifer took him for his monthly B12 shot. This afternoon he worked his flower garden.
Our conversation turns to his early work at the G&S Grocery, which once stood on the corner of Locust Street and Seventh Avenue. "Benjamin" Sims worked there as a young boy. Grady recognized B's generosity and caring, his love for people.
Grady Vaughn was about 5 years old when World War I ended. He remembers going with his father to Main Street to take part in the great local celebration that followed Armistice. There was, according to Grady, a huge bonfire across from the Hicks Justus residence. The Skyland Hotel stands where the Justus home once stood. Dr. Justus operated the Justus Pharmacy.
Grady Vaughn remembers when drivers parked their vehicles down the middle of Main Street. He remembers the joy he felt when his father bought the family's first car, a new 1925 Ford.
Mr. Vaughn (I have difficulty calling him Grady) went to school with my parents. He is writing his memory of dismantling the first Presbyterian Church — the pre-Civil War building. One of the timbers from that building serves as the mantelpiece in the Vaughn home. Grady has one of the original pews. He respects history and heritage.
When asked if he recalls the great flood of 1916, he hesitates. His response is delayed. He lived on a knoll off Seventh Avenue that provided a view of the devastating flood. He can describe the great expanse of water.
But Mr. Vaughn is careful to remind me that he could not have been much older than 4 years old. He wonders how much of that memory is the memory of others.
He asks me if I read the Times-News article about third-grade education. He is an advocate for the teaching of reading — the need to connect the child to the written word.
Roscoe hides under Grady's bed. He doesn't like strangers.


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Dover and Camden-Wyoming firefighters extinguished a house fire on South State Street Saturday afternoon.
Fire crews from Dover and Camden-Wyoming were on the scene Saturday afternoon as they knocked down a fire in a historic home at 20 S. Main St., Dover.
The alarm came in to the Dover Fire Department at 3:42 p.m., Fire Chief Patrick West said.
"We arrived to find heavy smoke coming from a three-story apartment building," West said. The building was constructed in the late 19th century, and is listed as part of the Victorian Dover Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places. It has been subdivided into apartments, West added.
Dover Police officers quickly blocked off the roadway as fire crews set up the department's ladder truck in the middle of State Street and extended a hose and ladder to the building roof. Neighbors and onlookers watched as firefighters clambered up ladders and poured water into the home.
No flames were visible from the street, although thick, gray smoke billowed from broken windows and eaves under the roof.
One fireman climbed onto the roof from a ladder at the side of the burning home and used a power saw to cut a hole in the roof to create extra ventilation. Smoke trapped in the attic burst into the air as he used the blunt end of an ax to smash open the hole he had fashioned in the roof.
At one point, water shot through a broken attic window in the rear, soaking people in the back alley.
Even as water was cascading into the building, firemen wearing portable oxygen tanks and breathing masks were going in and out via the front door, searching for possible victims. West later confirmed everyone had escaped the blaze.
"We did a primary and secondary search, but with no results," he said.
There were no civilian injuries, although one firefighter was treated at Bayhealth-Kent General Hospital for minor burns to his face, West said.
At least three residents of the home watched the fire from the street. One young woman was holding a child wrapped in a blanket while a man made calls on a cell phone.
It took approximately half an hour to extinguish the blaze. There was no apparent damage to adjacent homes, including the historic Annie Jump Cannon House, just south of the fire site. That building is home to the president of Wesley College.
In all, 42 firefighters responded to the fire. Backup crews from Clayton and Hartly stood by at the Dover fire hall to respond if any calls came in while the Dover crews were busy, West said.
This was the second fire of the day, West added. Firefighters had responded to a house fire at 12 N. New St. at approximately 10:20 a.m. There were 27 firefighters fighting that fire, he said.
The Dover Fire Marshal is investigating both incidents.


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Rolla man takes offense to videos making fun of Ward 2 councilman
At least one Rolla resident is upset by a set of videos posted on YouTube intending to make fun of Ward 2 Councilman Steven Leonard.
When the Rolla Daily News contacted Leonard Monday, he said that while he was aware of the videos, he had nothing to do with the content, creation or uploading of the videos to YouTube.
Leonard said the videos were created by his friends and co-workers at Keen Family Enterprises, St. Robert, as a joke to poke fun of him. He also said, because the videos were offending people, he would ask that the videos be removed from YouTube.
"When co-workers uploaded them, they uploaded them to a private link," said Leonard. "You can't search YouTube and find them."
Leonard said that up to this point, his position was just to look at and ignore it.
"They were part of a joke on me," said Leonard, adding that videos on Comedy Central and skits on Saturday Night Live are far more offensive.
The videos in question, titled "Illegal immigrants for Steven Leonard" and "Re-elect Steven Leonard or you will DIE!" appear under Louie Keen's YouTube account, but are both unlisted, meaning anyone wanting to watch the videos must have a direct link to them.
"Illegal immigrants for Steven Leonard" begins with a note "Steven Leonard expects 69% of his votes will come from foreign exchange students and illegal immigrants. This commercial is aimed at them!"
The video continues to show a naked man with what appeared to be a toilet seat covering his genitals asking viewers to vote for Leonard.
The second video, "Re-elect Steven Leonard or you will DIE!" shows a man in a costume from the 'Scream' movies saying "Vote for Steven Leonard or I'll skin you."
Robert Fleming brought the videos in question to the Rolla Daily News staff's attention after he said he found them posted on the Big Louie's Facebook page in December.
"Why was I visiting the Big Louie's Facebook page?" Fleming wrote in an email. "I keep an eye on my enemies, of which of I have few... but Steven Leonard is one."
"They are videos making fun of me," said Leonard. "There is nothing more to it. To a certain extent I hate seeing Robert Fleming win on this," said Leonard in a phone interview.
At one point, Leonard and Fleming worked together, but have since parted ways.
When asked about the content of the videos, Leonard replied that he is a public figure and, "This would be like asking President Obama what he thinks about the Saturday Night Live skits about him."
Rolla Police Chief Mark Kearse said Fleming contacted him about the videos, he looked into it and determined it wasn't a police matter, and that he believed they were meant to be a joke.
Fleming also recently took offense to the video of the Rolla Police Department video from its annual award banquet, which can be found in its entirety on www.therolladailynews.com. He has since withdrawn that complaint.
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Before we get to this juicy bit of news, let's get the standard disclaimer out of the way first: As with all such items that appear on the internet and seem to contain a treasure trove of information that large corporations would rather we not have, it's entirely possible that the document we're about to discuss is a hoax. Granted, if that's the case, it's a very elaborate hoax, and whoever created it certainly put a massive amount of time and effort into making it seem legit, but without any sort of official confirmation, we can't say with absolute certainty that any of the information contained within the document has a basis in reality.
Now, with that out of the way, here's the scoop: At some point this morning, a 56-page document began circulating throughout the 'net. Supposedly this document originates from a 2010 Microsoft meeting at which employees were briefed on the firm's plans for the upcoming successor to the Xbox 360. According to the document (which you can read in its entirety via Scribd), the "Xbox 720" — that's the official name, if the document is to be believed — will hit store shelves in time for the 2013 holiday season and feature a $299 price tag. Additionally, the console will be bundled with the next iteration of the Kinect peripheral, which, while similar to the current Kinect, will feature an improved camera, support for up to four simultaneous players and improved, hardware-based player tracking technology.
As for the technical specs of the new console, Ars Technica describes the document's claims as such:
The "Xbox 720" described in the planning document will be six to eight times more powerful than the Xbox 360 (depending on where you look in the document). A vague "snapshot" of the Yukon architecture for the system shows a core application architecture featuring six to eight 2Ghz ARM/x86 cores, with two additional ARM/x86 cores powering the system OS and three PowerPC cores handling backward-compatibility functions. The document strongly suggests that this base hardware will be available in multiple configurations with different feature sets, using an the architecture is "designed to be scalable in frequency/number of cores," and a "modular design to facilitate SKU updates later in lifecycle."
As a result of the improved tech, the console will supposedly be able to output imagery in full 3D and true 1080p resolution, and function as a DVR (even in standby mode) with the ability to stream captured video content to a host of devices. That concept, more than anything, offers hope that this document is indeed legitimate, as that last feature sounds quite similar to the SmartGlass initiative that Microsoft outlined at last week's E3 conference.
Intriguingly (or horrifyingly, depending on your personal feelings on the subject), the documents spends quite a bit of time detailing how the Xbox 720 would have features similar to that seen on the Wii. Particularly notable is a section dubbed "Feel The Experience With Props." It includes a picture of a player holding a baseball bat at the ready, while a pitcher on his TV screen winds up to throw a pitch. Below that a caption reads: "Feeling is believing. Feel the crack of the bat, the kick of the rifle or the shake of the wheel as you speed through the turn." It seems like that this indicates that the system would have expanded functionality when combined with these aforementioned "props," though no further information is offered beyond that ambiguous caption.
While we're still unable to confirm or deny the information contained in the document — Microsoft remains mum on the issue — it certainly makes for interesting reading. Even if proven to be a fake, it serves as an excellent hypothetical glimpse of the future of console gaming. Even the oddball bits — according to the document Microsoft is working on a wearable set of glasses that provide 3D, interactive vistas for multiple players to simultaneously interact with — seem exactly like the kind of thing a big gaming company would throw out in an effort to differentiate its latest tech from that of its competitors, while everything else seems quite in line with what we'd expect Microsoft to roll out. Only time will tell if this thing's predictions come to pass, but in the meantime feel free to speculate and argue over the documents claims. Drop your comments below.
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SAN MIGUEL COUNTY - Law enforcement in the Telluride area are on alert after an 11-year-old girl was the target of an attempted abduction Saturday, Jan. 26, in Mountain Village.
According to an article in the Telluride Watch, the girl, bit her attacker to get away.
According to a statement released Sunday, Jan. 27, a white male approached the girl "in the area of the Big Billie's Apartment complex" and was "driving a vehicle described as being similar to a delivery van, with no windows on its sides, a sliding passenger door, and square headlights. The vehicle has two barn style doors with windows, and there is a crack in the windshield on the driver's side" roughly five inches long that runs down towards the dash. No information was obtained on the license plate numbers.
The suspect is a white male, approximately 5-foot-9, between the ages of 35-45, with a medium build and salt/pepper hair, acne scars on his face and a chicken pox scar on his right temple. He may have a bite mark on the palm of his left hand where the girl bit him.


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Suppose you went to your doctors office with a broken arm. The doctor tells you youre in luck because theres some recent research about healing broken bones.
She tells you this research statistically demonstrates that smearing your arm with peanut butter will cut your recovery time by 90 percent. Dutifully, on your way home you stop to buy peanut butter, of course not much, mind you, because you only need a couple days of peanut butter.
Three days later, expecting your arm to be healed, you remove the cast, and, guess what? It isnt healed.
But the research said
Remembering you had some statistics training in your past, you decide to read the research yourself, and you see a whole host of issues: The bone wasnt actually broken in test subjects; the peanut butter was put on after three weeks of healing; and none of the reported statistics demonstrated any significance anyway.
Clearly, this is absurd. Or is it?
Thats the point.
Recently, a report issued by Moodys Analytics claims the increased use of credit and debit cards added almost $1 trillion to global economic activity from 2008 to 2012.
Any economy worried about slumping economic growth would be tempted to cast off the shackles of cash and go all-in with bank cards.
And, yeah, that does make sense. It makes it easier to buy stuff, I dont have to worry about carrying around a lot of cash and it sure beats the hassle of writing a check.
A reduction of hassle should increase economic activity, except when it doesnt.
The research results sound reasonable, and they are presented with a patina of authority and fancy models. And who wants to read the fine print anyway (like the rapid-fire disclaimers at the end pharmaceutical ads)?
But the fine print in this report says that credit-card use has no statistical effect on consumption, output, employment growth or anything else.
So why is that important? In Croatia, for example, this research has received a fair amount of attention, with some policymakers advocating abolishing cash.
firstname.lastname@example.com. Robert Tino Sonora is an associate professor of economics and director of the Office of Business and Economic Research at Fort Lewis College.


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I didn't think NBATV games were considered nationaly televised games. I'm not sure what the system rule on that is tho.
system went 2-0 last night.
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Anybody playing the unders tonight in Heat/Bulls and Spurs/Clippers?
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Oh crumbs – it's snowing! You may remember that in my previous post I was winging about the cold the other day; well, it's colder.
Yesterday the journey home was worse than I ever. I had a hectic day at work but I felt fine (if a little stressed) … and then I left the office to go home.
The moment my left knee found itself outside it started to complain, and the complaints got louder as I drove, to the point where I knew I wasn't able to concentrate a hundred percent on my driving. Not good!
Although I get the 'traditional' sore and achy hands and feet of RA, the worst affected thing has always been my left knee, and if I have a flare that's usually where it starts. This is the first year I've really noticed the cold affecting it though.
I've been trying to think of a way to keep that knee warm, specifically while driving. A lap blanket (Afghan in the US I believe) wouldn't be safe, as it might slip into the foot-well and get tangled with my driving foot. (Fortunately, considering the sate of the left knee, I drive an automatic!)
I've decided the solution might be a 'knee cosy'! I'm not quite sure yet how it would work. Perhaps a combination of a sports-style knee protector and a pouch that could incorporate one of those gel reusable hand-warmer type things?
I'm disappointed, but not surprised, to discover I'm not the first person (by a long, long way) to think up the neat 'knee cosy' moniker, but people are using it as a name for lap blankets, not for my cunning plan. I may have to make this my Christmas craft project!
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Great idea… i do bring a lap blankie…in the cold weather… seemss that both kneecaps are always cold unless they are covered with a "soft fleece blanket"…. yep, i'm a big baby,,, DH drives most always so i have he luxury of having "stuff" around me in the car..As for the knee cozy… i was thinking it could be made like a headband/ear cover that i made a lot of… size can be controlled easily…
it's crochet.. chain the number of stitches to be the width you want.. (cover the knee), then do rows of Single Crochet (in the back loop, this makes a ridge for slight stretch)… work until the fit is snug and comfortable.. then seam into a ring… What do you think??Barbara
Comment by barbara johnson— December 17, 2011 #
You could also attach a velcro strip to each end of your crocheted knee cosy, Penguin. That way you wouldn't have to step into it and pull it up over your calf to your knee–just wrap it around the knee and close the velcro fastenings.
Alternatively, the knee support your hubby ordered, or a heat pack that wraps around the knee are also good possibilities. Since your drive is too short to allow the car to warm up well, I can really see your kneed (heheh) for warmth. Arthritic joints just hate the cold!
Have a terrific, warm and cosy weekend. 😉
Comment by Wren— December 17, 2011 #
If you want a cheap alternative to gel packs you can make minature microwave bags for hand/knee warmers by sewing two small squares of fabric together and then filling with rice (allegedly basmati works best), then just microwave it for a minute to warm the rice up before you venture outside 😉
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News item: The National Rifle Association will sponsor the NASCAR Sprint Cup event at the Texas Motor Speedway on April 13, the "NRA 500."
Reaction to the news item: cue laugh track. Actually, cue convulsive laugh track.
The NRA 500.
The Indianapolis 500 winner gets milk. The NRA 500 winner gets ? his back windows shot out?
(Sorry, couldn't resist).
Let me just say this: I've seen cases of overkill before. A coupon at the dollar store, a bran muffin with a prune juice chaser. But NASCAR and the NRA? Isn't that, you know, like recruiting the recruited?
Clearly, NASCAR's chances to grow its sport are swirling the bowl. Because its poohbahs, who likely gave up plans to teach at Yale long ago, must realize by now that it's really hard to get more offensive than the NRA 500.
Unless, of course, it's the NRA 500 at the Texas Motor Speedway, whose pole winner wins a rifle and whose winner fires a six-shooter filled with blanks.
This is just what we all need to see.
That's if anybody who isn't already predisposed to watching the vroom vrooms would bother to watch in the first place.
Note to race officials: If people from Newtown don't get to their televisions in time, you can probably go ahead and start without them.
Same for the rest of us.
How could any fringe fan of the sport see the words "NRA 500" and not think, "really?"
National debate on this has, shockingly, missed the target. One blogger at Yahoo actually wrote this:
"This is a simple business transaction, and NASCAR and the speedway shouldn't feel bad about taking the NRA's money. Distancing itself from an NRA sponsorship would open up a Pandora's Box of other groups that might not be able to sponsor, and as an advocate of free speech I don't want to go down that path. The NRA is a group with the same free speech rights as anyone else, and if they want to use NASCAR as an outlet for their views, they have that right.
"Anyone who would seek to stop the NRA from being able to sponsor a NASCAR race is missing the point. It's about freedom of speech, bottom line, and nothing can change that."
Note to blogger: Duh. Of course the NRA has a "right." But must NASCAR absolutely, positively take the money? Remember: This is the same NASCAR whose drivers have visited Newtown and whose chairman, Brian France, just matched a donation to the Sandy Hook Special Support Fund.
So we have this national debate over gun control now and the best NASCAR can muster in a statement is "Race entitlement partnerships are agreements directly between the track and the sponsor. NASCAR reserves the right to approve or disapprove those sponsorships. The race sponsor for Texas Motor Speedway's April event falls within the guidelines for approval for that event."
That's code for "we really need the money and we don't care where it comes from."
Even in a country still smarting - in some places, anyway - from the images of little kids getting slaughtered.
NASCAR apologists dismiss this as a "simple business transaction."
This is the worst form of greed.
Because it exploits a national tragedy.
NASCAR needs the money that bad? Really? So it panders to the organization that panders to gun manufacturers more than it does gun owners?
I've never liked standing on the street corner looking at the intersection of where politics and sports meet. It's even more detestable today. The NRA, feeling persecuted because of the national gun debate, seeks some cheap publicity. And NASCAR is dumb enough to grant it. All under the guise of "NASCAR reserves the right to approve or disapprove those sponsorships."
Perhaps the NRA shouldn't stop with NASCAR. How about sponsoring the three-point contest at the NBA All-Star game? The NRA Shootout. We could all find out what shoots better: J.J. Redick or an AK-47. Maybe if the game is in Dallas, all the fans at the game can take some a souvenir Mannlicher Carcano.
Should be a great night April 13. Note to NASCAR: Enjoy counting your money.
This is the opinion of Day sports columnist Mike DiMauro.
NASCAR is in the news after announcing the National Rifle Association is sponsoring an April 13 race. How do you feel about this?
I agree with Sen. Chris Murphy who tweeted Thursday that NASCAR should stay out of the political debate on gun violence.
NASCAR has many sponsors, so why not the NRA?
After Newtown, I think the NRA has been unfairly criticized on everything they've done and said.
I'm horrified by the name of the race, the NRA 500.
NASCAR's chairman donated $50,000 to the Sandy Hook School Support Fund. How much has Sen. Murphy donated?
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What are the differences?
Posted 16 August 2006 - 01:07 PM
Also, how can these different types be utilized in an investigation?
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Posted 27 August 2006 - 04:41 AM
Animal Telepathy - The ability to communicate with (but not command or influence) various kinds of creatures. Think "pet psychic".
Astral Projection - The ability to leave one's body and travel in spirit to another location.
Aura Reading - The ability to see the energy fields that emanate from living beings. Psychic ability can often reveal itself throught the seeing of auras.
Automatic Writing - Writing through the subconscious mind without conscious thought, or through the guidance of an outside intelligence.
Channeling - Associated with mediums, this is the ability to act as a channel or vessel for an outside intelligence.
Clairaudience - Put simply, this type of ability is used to hear what is "inaudible". For example, someone with this ability could be a thousand miles way and "hear" a loved one's cry of distress.
Clairvoyance - Usually confused with Precognition, this ability actually has much more in common with "Remote Viewing", True clairvoyance is not the abilitly to see into the future, but the psychic ability to see visions of that which is hidden or far away.
Clairsentience - In this instance the psychic has an insight or "knowing" of and a hidden or forgotten fact.
Divination - A broad term that includes fortune telling, precognition, prophesy, and other methods used in an effort to predict the future.
Dowsing - Also known as "water witching", dowsing involves the use of a rod, sticks, or pendulum to locate water or lost objects.
Empathy - The talent to sense the needs, drives, and emotions of another. As with Aura Reading, psychic ability can often reveal itself through the development of empathy.
E.S.P. - Extra Sensory Perception is the awareness of information about events external to the psychic that are not gained through the senses and not deducible from previous experience. Often used to describe clairvoyance, precognition, telepathy, etc...
Intuition - Similar to clairsentience, this is the power or faculty of attaining direct knowledge or cognition without rational thought or inference.
Levitation - The ability to cause one's body to hover off the ground. One of the more well-documented cases of levitation involved St. Theresa of Avila during the 16th century.
Mind Over Body - Suppressing or mentally satisfying the need for water, food, or sleep. There is some debate over whether this is actually a psychic ability since many of those who are associated with this trait (monks, yogis, mystics, etc...) are not generally called "psychics".
Precognition - Quite simply, "knowing the future". However, since time is a dynamic construct, no one psychic can ever know every detail about the future. Usually this ability refers to knowing general outcomes of specific courses of action, with occasional flashes of detailed insight.
Psychometry - Also known as "object reading", psychometry enables a psychic to pick up on psychic impressions (vibrations) left on an object by someone connected with it. Someone with this ability could use an unfamiliar object to reveal much about its owner.
Pyrokinesis - The ability to start fires with one's mind.
Telekinesis - Also known as psychokinesis, the ability to move objects with one's mind.
Telepathy - The ability to communicate mind-to-mind with another.
Note: In assembling this list of types of psychic abilities I have tried to include only those abilities which are of a true psychic nature. Precognition for example, is on the list, but "scrying" is not, as this is simply a method of precognition. Astrology and palmistry, for example are not on the list as these are subjects that can be learned, and do not require psychic ability. Similiarly, areas of magical study are also not on the list because I feel they have very little to do with innate psychic ability. This includes things like necromancy, arithromancy, and pretty much every other "mancy" one can name. Besides, if I listed one, I would have to list them all, and when you think about it, how many people really want to know about tyromancy (divination through moldy cheese)?
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Besides, if I listed one, I would have to list them all, and when you think about it, how many people really want to know about tyromancy (divination through moldy cheese)?
That's one I think I would stay clear from!
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I received an email asking for more info on types of Psychics, I informed this person I got this information online. You can see the link at the top of the post and again here.
the total number of psychic gifts is 76. each can be differentiated by what it is. while there are a number of physical gifts (ie materialization, etherialization, trumpet, spirit photagraphy) most are in the mental realm (clairvoyance, clairaudience, clairsentience, x-ray voyerism, astral travel) no one is able to manifest all. the ability may exist, but the developement for the gift has not been taken, or is not meant to be taken. most have several gifts that manifest in varying degrees, some very well, others rather weakly. and others may come for a short time, then not be available at any later time.
three of the most common, clairvoyance-that is clear seeing, can be future, past, distance etc. clairaudience -that is clear hearing can also be refering to past current or future. often however the words are what matters, though specific types of sounds have certain meanings for the one who hears it. clairsentience- clear feeling is the emotional realm, that is feeling happy, sad, pain, and may also be used to identitfy a feeling about a person, such as what a nother, or father, feels like.
some of the rarest gifts, levitation, or its opposite, weightfulness, are for the exibition of physical gifts and are usually only seen when in a group, though not always. another rare one is what i call spirit painting. having seen it only once, it was the using of colored paint or water colors which were used to create a group of pictures on a 4x4 square clothe while the cloth was inside a folder. when finished, the pictures were of about seven or eight faces that had formed after about forty minutes wait in a dimmly, but quite easily seen room. everyone in the room couldsee whatever they wanted to in the room, though not as easily had a regular forty watt bulb had been lit. each person. about twenty in al;l, had a folder and piece of cloth which we all l;ooked at when the session was over. i still have mine, but i don't know where. so as you can tell, each dift can be developed, but only if you are meant to develop it. not all are meant to be. one which will be made manifest more and more over the next century is telepathy, or mind to mind communication between two or mre individuals, but on this plain, not between this world and the next. at least that's what i think is coming and will become the most common of gifts. undoubtedly, many others can tell you about other gifts, but these are some i've had experience with first hand.
Yes Whisper's, that I know. But perhaps some of us would like to know the actual differences in each, what is each able to do?
read post #10 and you'l get some idea of what is possible. not all are available, many can even be faked, and often were in the past. just remember, if you can do it in the dark, then turn on the light and do it right. it's also much harder to fake it when you can see what's happening.
Posted 03 September 2006 - 02:02 AM
Clairaudience could be misinterpreted as Claircognisance. A spirit communication can come into your mind as thoughts which are not yours & this is called clairaudience but claircognisance is a 'recognising or knowing' of something that cant be pinpointed a spirit.
Usually Clairsentience is the first insight that people may discover.
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Posted 03 September 2006 - 11:08 AM
Though as an empath I have a great deal of clairsentience in my everyday life...
"It is perfectly monstrous the way people go about, nowadays, saying things against one behind one's back that are absolutely and entirely true." -Oscar Wilde The Picture of Dorian Gray
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Posted 04 September 2006 - 02:37 AM
The confusion comes in a bit because there are the main ones and then some branch off those. For instance, Empathy is a type of clairsentience. You are feeling emotions of a spirit or person but you can also be clairsentient where you feel actual physical sensations from spirit.
Clairaudience could be misinterpreted as Claircognisance. A spirit communication can come into your mind as thoughts which are not yours & this is called clairaudience but claircognisance is a 'recognising or knowing' of something that cant be pinpointed a spirit.
Usually Clairsentience is the first insight that people may discover.
feelings are often, though not always, the easiest to develope also. the difficulty is in the telling apart the person and the spirit. this may seem easy, but someone familiar with what is happening can easily tell a fake from the one who is actually communicating with a spirit. but the one being read may not be able to tell the difference and assumes it is false. trying to convince a skeptic will always fail since the skeptic will claim you are reading his body language, not his spirit. thertein lay the true psychic's ability. being able to read a skeptic and make him/her a beleiver.
when a good question is asked, all kinds of good information comes out.
What a wealth of information in this thread. Good job everyone!
Posted 06 September 2006 - 12:18 PM
For instance...
How about when someone wakes in the middle of the night from a sound sleep and they know full well that something has happened to a loved one. They may not have a clear picture of what but, they know. One often talked about case in my family involved my grandmother during WWII. She woke in the middle of the night and knew something had happened that involved her son who was stationed on a ship in the South Pacific at the time. Come to find out, on that very night, his ship had been hit by a Japanese Kamakazi plane and sunk. My uncle survived but, was apparently going through the trauma at the exact time my grandmother was jolted from her sleep.
And how about getting messages of comfort through dreams - is there a name for that? I've had several myself through the years that have seemed to have meaning (and I'm willing to bet this is something most people have experienced so, I don't think it's really unusual). The best one I've heard of though was when my mom was a young girl during the war and was so worried about her brother (the same one on the ship above) and her two uncles who were also in the service. Then one night she had a vivid dream of three angels floating above the war memorial which is located in the center of our city and she knew they would all survive. It gave her the peace of mind to stop worrying and, just as she had believed, they all survived the war.
One last one - and this may sound a bit simplistic because I can't really explain it as well as I would like. It's just that there are times when I know when an era is over. Most of the time it involves places - I just have a sense that there is going to be change in a particular place. Like I knew before my aunt and uncle decided to sell their beloved historic home that their time there was short. Now, you might say that this is just simple logic - eventually everything DOES change. But, I just get this weird feeling sometimes - almost a change of atmosphere kind of feeling.
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On March 12, close to 275 regional high school students met at Western Carolina University to compete in WCU's 31st Foreign Language Competition. The competition tests students' knowledge of Spanish and French.
Individuals compete against one another in categories such as "Show and Tell" and "How-To." Schools have both a French and Spanish Quiz Bowl team, but some have two for Spanish Quiz Bowl — a native-speaker team and a non-native speaker team. The competition also comprises of a dance, music and skit component.
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East's French Quiz Bowl Team members were Carlos Martinez, Jorge Torres, Gabe Cannon and Maggie McKenzie. They took first place. The students performed a skit, which also took first place. Actors were Carlos Martinez, Jorge Torres, Gabe Cannon, Morgan Noble, Corey Boeh, Maggie McKenzie, Martin Zavala and Breeana Clayton.
McKenzie and Emma Dadswell took second place in the music competition. Individual awards went to Martin Zavala, who placed first in Show and Tell, to Brandon Garcia, who took second in the same category, and to Jacquelynn Martin, who took second place for How-To. French teacher Vicki Leeds coached her students.
West Henderson's Spanish students who participated in a skit were Tatianna Nelson, Jason Piotrowski, Marissa Treible, Sarah Wood, Aaron Turpin and Matt Rice. They won third place and were the only school to have a skit without native speakers.
The students created an original dance and memorized song. Participants were Jackie Antiveros, Zach Choker, Candice Holden, Collin Armstrong, Hunter Denny, Erick Martinez, Deanna Belcher and C.J. Reguyal. They took third place as well.
Individual awards went to Tori Black, who placed first for level three extemporaneous speaking, to Ellie Gillon, who placed third for poetry recitation, and to Antiveros, who placed first in native speaker poetry recitation. These students were coached by Spanish teacher Suzanne Perron.
West's French teacher, Phyllis Cook, coached her students for the competition. Kourtney McCarthy won third place in level one Show and Tell.
North Henderson's Spanish Quiz Bowl Team members were Audrey Wells, Isaac Dalton, Cecily Schenimann and Patrick Steverson. They took third place. Their Native Speaker Quiz Bowl Team members were Bianca Figueroa, Mauricio Rojas, Diana Aguillon and Miguel Barcenas. They took third place.
North's dance and music team won second place. Spanish students performed a skit, which won first place. Actors were Madison Odom, Tyler Johnson, Sandra Lozano, Mitul Patel, Figueroa, Anthony Acosta, Brianna Maciejewski, Koty Hartsook, Irene Santos, Brenda Santos, Avimael Obispo, Schenimann, Dulce Leal, Barcenas, Maria Tamayo, Seth Smith, and Grant Biberdorf.
Individual awards went to Marissa Pace, who won first place for poetry recitation and to Figueroa, who took third place for native speaker poetry recitation. Spanish teachers Alyssa Franco and Karen Dellinger coached their students.
Henderson County Early College Spanish students were coached by their new teacher, Pamela Schlueter. This was their first year at the competition. Individual awards went to Erin Asunci�n, who took first place in level two How-To, and to Lauren Gandy, who won second place in level one Show and Tell.
The Healing Place receives $2,500 grant
The Healing Place received a $2,500 grant for the prevention of violence and trauma of women and girls by the Office on Women's Health.
Executive Director Angie Alley said the grant will be used to provide an eight-week parenting series to non-offending parents whose child has been a victim of child sexual abuse. The series prepares parents for the unique challenges they may face when raising a child who has been sexually abused.
The curriculum includes indicators of sexual abuse, stages of sexual development, grooming, coping skills, and safety planning. For more information or to make an appointment, call 828-692-0495.
Community Partnership for Pets gets $6,500
Community Partnership for Pets Inc. has been awarded an additional $6,500 from Animal Farm Foundation to allow the organization to spay/neuter another 130 pit bull or pit bull mixes for families in and around Henderson County.
In 2012, 10.1 percent of the animals coming into the Henderson County Animal Shelter were pit bulls or pit bull mixes. As an all-volunteer, tax-exempt, nonprofit organization, every dollar donated to CPPI or received through grants goes to pay for spay/neuter surgeries.
For more information about getting a pit bull or pit bull mix fixed or to make a donation, call 828-693-5172 or email email@example.com.
Tapestry shares knowledge at conference
Tina Nowak, executive director of Tapestry, and Brittany Nowak, marketing coordinator, recently attended the annual conference of the Employee Assistance Professionals Association in Charlotte.
Employee Assistance Programs are offered by many employers to benefit employees who may be suffering from personal problems that could impact their health and work performance. Employee Assistance Programs provide employees and their families with counseling and referral services. The 2013 conference addressed the many issues that EAPs encounter and provide tools on how to take the next steps.
Tapestry attended as an exhibitor and shared its knowledge and support surrounding the issues of eating disorders with attending members. Call 866-647-0623 or visit www.tapestrync.com for more information.
Four Brevard students place at Mid-Atlantic Conference
Four Brevard College voice students recently took part in the Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference and Auditions held by the National Association of Teachers of Singing in Charleston, S.C.
Soprano Natalie Comeaux placed first in Freshman Women Musical Theatre, while tenor Blake Ellege placed third in the Senior Men's Classical Category. Sophomore Rachel Anthony and freshman Megan Swinney also scored in the top two rating levels during their auditions.
Comeaux, Anthony and Swinney are students of Brevard College Associate Professor of Music Kathryn Gresham. Ellege studies under Assistant Professor of Music David Gresham.
NATS is the largest professional organization for voice teachers in the country, offering development and networking opportunities for teachers, and supporting young singers through auditions, scholarships and master classes. Participating students benefit both from the feedback they get from other teachers on their auditions and also from observing performances and master classes by some of the finest singers in the region.
All four students qualified for the regional auditions by earning superior scores during the North Carolina Chapter Auditions in February. Brevard College's Friends of Fine Arts was instrumental in supporting the students' travel and participation in the auditions.
Students inducted into Phi Kappa Phi
Seven local students were granted an achievement for being inducted into Phi Kappa Phi at The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi: Ericka Berg of Mill Spring; Marianne Snow of Hendersonville; Terri Trimble of Brevard; Kevin Greene of Hendersonville; Timothy Rudisill of Hendersonville; and Gail Elliott of Mills River.
Founded in 1897, Phi Kappa Phi is the nation's oldest and most selective collegiate honor society for all academic disciplines. Phi Kappa Phi inducts annually about 32,000 students, faculty, professional staff and alumni. Membership is by invitation only to the top 10 percent of seniors and graduate students and 7.5 percent of juniors.
For more information, visit www.PhiKappaPhi.org.
Three Brevard students receive scholarships
Three Brevard College students are recipients of scholarships provided by the Golden LEAF Foundation through North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities.
The students — Hannah Davis, a junior biology major; Elisha Henry, a senior environmental science major; and John Ruth, a senior business and organizational leadership major — each received Golden LEAF Foundation funds for the 2012-13 academic year.
The foundation has partnered with NCICU to provide scholarship support for more than 10 years. During this time, the foundation has contributed more than $5.8 million, helping more than 1,200 students.
Recipients of the Golden LEAF Scholarships must reside in rural counties that are tobacco-dependent or economically distressed. The overall goal of the program is that these students will return home after receiving their degree and help their rural communities.


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"Psyn, when are you going to write more leveling guides?"
I've heard that question quite a bit lately, along with a few people asking whether or not I'm going to get back to writing leveling guides for WoW, so I figured I might as well answer it on the blog where everyone who didn't ask could see the answer as well.
I could answer the question in short as, "hopefully soon for SWTOR, and maybe sometime after MoP for WoW," but to really answer that question I need to explain a little bit about how I go about writing my guides.
When I Have Time to Write
I didn't want to start with this header because it sounds so much like an excuse. I decided to leave it in and to go ahead and start with it, because even though it is an excuse it really does play a major role in how and when I write guides. If you've seen my guides then you know that I don't write short and sweet little guides. If I'm writing a leveling guide and it's not in the 5-10k word range then I don't feel like I'm adequately "guiding" anything. I like to give you the full scoop with as much detail as I can cram in there because I can't stand looking around for information myself and then finding a guide that has almost no information.
Sometimes I can go for a week or two at work having very little to do, and that gives me extra time to write. When I'm running reports at work or publishing a new version of software and waiting to see how the launch and install processes turn out, then I usually have time to throw together at least a few paragraphs worth of a post.
For the last four or five months I've been steadily busy at work which has drastically cut down on my blogging time because not only do I not have that time at work to piece it together, but I also get home and would much rather play the game than have to use my brain to write about it.
Most of my posts go through 15-20 different draft versions just from me piecing them together over a period of time that can be anywhere from a day to four or five weeks. Sometimes that also shows up in the text when you see me repeat myself or when I leave a sentence unfinished, or it looks like I crammed two sentences together with words missing in the middle. (Sorry!) That's the other drawback to writing large guides like I do, typically it's so freaking long that going back to edit and proofread is a hassle. If I were doing this professionally, then I'd keep them all as pristine as possible, but that's not the case.
When I Truly Understand the Class
Sometimes I will put off writing a guide even though I know how to play it just because I don't fully understand the reasoning behind certain aspects of it. For example, if I know that you should start your rotation with Spell X, but I have no idea why Spell X is actually better than Spell Y, then I'm not comfortable writing about it unless nobody else really knows either. "Cast X before Y. Why? Nobody has a clue, it mysteriously increases your DPS so just trust me on this one."
This topic includes stats as well. I don't want to tell you that stacking Crit is a good idea for this spec because I like to crit when the class should actually be stacking Haste because it's significantly better in the long run. So knowing things like that is something that I like to make sure I have at least a decent grasp on before I feel like I'm qualified to give advice on playing a class. I don't like to just read someone else's guide and assume that they're right either, I have to test it out for myself to know for sure that there's a difference between one stat and another. I've seen too many other people make incorrect suggestions based purely on what someone else told them rather than actual testing for me to just take their word for it.
Knowing That It Doesn't Suck in PvP
There are a lot of things that you can get away with while leveling in PvE, even if it's completely wrong for your spec (like my brother-in-law who liked to dual wield on his Arms Warriors). But PvP is a higher testing ground.
If I see that I am consistently failing with a spec in PvP then I know that either it sucks or I do. That tells me that there's no way I am going to blog about that spec unless I can find a way to fix it. If I never find a way to make it work in PvP then I'll simply accept I'm not qualified to blog about it.
Some of you might look at this and say, "well, I don't care about PvP, I just want to have fun!" While I totally agree with you on the importance of fun, I can't bring myself to suggest a certain spec for people if I know or suspect that it's going to fail for them in the long run. Since most players do plan on spending time doing end game content whether that be dungeons or raiding, I want to make sure that whatever spec I'm blogging about is at least somewhat viable, and PvE leveling content tends to be the worst method of judging viability because it's designed to be "easy".
Summary: When I Feel Qualified
I guess you could really take everything I just said and summarize it all into this: If I haven't leveled it myself, if I don't know what I'm talking about, or if I haven't experienced it for myself then I'm not going to write about it.
If I've leveled a Jedi Knight to level 20, then sure I'll write a 1-20 guide. But if I haven't seen 21-50? Nope, not gonna write that one until I've been there and done that.
I do a fair amount of research when I'm leveling my characters. I see what other people are doing on forums, YouTube, livestreaming, blogs, podcasts and so on because I don't want to fail at my own leveling and I also like to see what kind of information someone else might have that I've missed out on. I do plenty of my own trial and error with oddball specs or things I haven't seen/read about before because I like to try new things and experiment on my own, but in order for me to feel qualified in writing a guide I need to feel like I have the knowledge necessary to succeed with the class/spec myself before I bother telling other people about it.
This is the biggest hurdle for the SWTOR guides right now because the game is still fairly new, I'm still hopelessly altoholic, and I've got friends that I want to play with spread across five different servers that I'm often bouncing between. Of the eight classes, I've only got three of them over level 20 and my two highest level characters are the same class and spec, going down different Light/Dark paths because all of a sudden I care about story.
Guides Are On the Way
SWTOR guides are definitely on their way, I just need to get a little bit more comfortable with my knowledge of some of the classes before I'm going to feel qualified to write about them.
As of right now, the following guides are in the works:
– Sage/Sorcerer DPS 21-40
– Sentinel/Marauder DPS 1-20
– Commando/Mercenary DPS 1-20
– Commando/Mercenary Healing 1-20
– Scoundrel/Operative DPS 1-20
Right now I have just under 20 alts that I'm leveling in SWTOR, so things have been slow moving as I've bounced around playing them all. I like to write my guides in 20 level increments, so as I get a class up to 20 and beyond I'll start writing about them.
The following guides are likely to follow in the near future as I'm currently leveling them:
– Sage/Sorcerer Healing 1-20
– Guardian/Juggernaut Tanking 1-20
– Shadow/Assassin DPS 1-20
– Scoundrel/Operative Healing 1-20
– Vanguard/Powertech Tanking 1-20
I've found that I actually enjoy the Jedi Knight a lot more than I thought I would, and more now than I did when I initially rolled Knight/Warrior. It's amazing how much my character's choices in game can impact how much I like or dislike the class as a whole while I'm playing. I think I've finally found the way that I prefer to play my characters though, which has changed how I look at a lot of things that initially turned me off.
The one guide you're not likely to see for a good long while, at least not without a guest poster, is Gunslinger/Sniper DPS. I just can't get behind the whole cover mechanic. Maybe it's just my time spent in PvP that makes me cringe at the idea of rooting myself in place and being forced to do so to maximize my performance, but I just don't like it.
As far as WoW is concerned, whether or not I return to writing leveling guides is going to be entirely dependent on how much fun I have with Mists of Pandaria once it's released. If it's fun enough that I get sucked back into the game, then I'll definitely be writing guides as I level up all new toons (because I can tell you there's going to be one heck of a mass deletion when I return). If it fails to catch my interest, then my time with WoW will likely be at its ultimate end.
Still Looking for a Definitive Imperial Home
We've found three different servers that we enjoy playing on for our Empire alts so far, but we're still looking for the one server that we're going to call "home". My wife and I are both altoholics and we enjoy being able to spend time on different servers with our friends, but we like a stable and healthy place to settle in and direct our own friends to come join us.
What we're looking for in an Imperial home is an active alt-friendly guild, on a non-PvP server, that has at least 10 active members on during evening (US) hours during the work week. We don't care about raiding, we're just looking for a place to hang out, have fun, and chat with guildies.
If you're in a guild that fits that criteria, drop me a line here or send me a message via twitter, email, etc and we'll be happy to come over and check our your server/guild to see if it's a nice fit.


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Milford homeowners could soon be able to save some money on their trash collection fees when they take extended vacations.
Milford homeowners could soon be able to save some money on their trash collection fees when they take extended vacations.
City Council introduced a proposed ordinance Monday that would allow Milford residents who own their homes to temporarily suspend their trash, recycling and yard waste collection for a minimum of three months at a cost of $35.
That fee would be equal to a little less than half the $70.50 cost for three months of collection.
"We've received a lot of requests from residents who are leaving town and don't see why they should be required to pay the trash collection fees when they're not home," City Manager Richard Carmean said. "This would allow them to save money, while still making it manageable for city workers."
Under the proposed ordinance, homeowners would be required to pay the $35 fee and submit an application for suspended service at least five business days prior to when they would like to have their collection stopped.
City workers would then pick up the homeowners' trash, recycling and yard waste containers, which would be returned at the end of three months.
"It would be difficult for the city to keep track of which addresses do and do not get pick-up if the cans are not returned to the city," Carmean said. "We also recommended the three-month minimum to cut down on the work required to pick up and deliver the cans."
Homeowners would be allowed to seek an extension of the service suspension for an additional three months, at the cost of an additional $35.
However, a home that has its service suspended must remain vacant during the three-month period. Homeowners that return early would be barred from using any other city waste services, including the use of a neighbor's container or bulk service. Noncompliance would result in the re-activation of collection services, along with a $100 "account reconciliation" fee.
Non-homeowner occupants, including renters as well as commercial and rental property owners, would not be eligible for the suspended trash service option.
"That's just not something we want to get into," Carmean said. "If a rental property becomes vacant, for instance, the idea is to get it rented, not to allow it remain empty for three months."
City Council could approve the proposed ordinance as early as March 11.


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Malaysia Airports was incorporated in 1991, when the Malaysian Parliament passed a bill to separate the Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) into two entities with different spheres of responsibility. Since then, Malaysia Airports has taken off, with operating, managing and maintaining airports not only in Malaysia but overseas as well.
Malaysia Airports is incorporated
The Minister of Transportations licenses Malaysia Airports as Malaysia's official airport operator
KL International Airport is opened
Malaysia Airports is listed on the Main Board of the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange, becoming the first airport operator in Asia and the sixth in the world to be listed in a stock exchange
50% of MoF(Inc) stake in Malaysia Airports is transferred to Khazanah, ending with 73% stake across the board
Malaysia Airports is listed in Khazanah's Top 20 Government Linked Companies for high performance
New Operating Agreements is signed for better operating practices
The Airbus A380 begins operations in KLIA


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South Carolina was still a British colony when the Charleston Museum was founded in 1773 and is regarded as America's first museum. A fire destroyed many of the original collections in 1778, and operations were suspended during the Revolutionary War and again during the War Between the States.


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