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I consider myself a frequent visitor of Facebook. How frequent? Well, the fact that I'm constantly checking to see what everyone's up to when I have nothing else going on, and even when I'm working on other projects, I tend to spend quite a bit of time on there. The one thing I rarely do though, ironically enough, is play games on Facebook. While I never did get into Farmville and most games like that, the two I did play a bit of were Mafia Wars and Utopia Kingdoms. While Utopia Kingdoms didn't hold my interest for very long, I played Mafia Wars quite a bit, but for some reason, just lost interest in it. However, I recently had the chance to check out a new Facebook game called Dungeon Overlord. Now while it does seem like it's another "farming" game, the main theme revolves around things like orcs and goblins, which I enjoy (I like games like World of Warcraft [mostly] and other fantasy/adventure games), so I figured I'd give it a shot and see if I could make this game my Farmville, so to speak.
For starters, the game's not very hard to get into. Like other games, you're given a set of quests to follow at your leisure, and these quests begin by helping you get started with things like building rooms, getting more minions to harvest minerals and gold for you, and so on. Most of the quests are self-explanatory, such as "build this" or "research that". In fact, quite a few times I've gotten ahead of myself by just researching stuff on my own time, and when that mission pops up, I'm already done. Later missions though require resources that are a little tougher to get, so it'll take some time to gain those resources and complete the quests.
A lot of the early quests start you off with building various types of rooms, each with their own purpose. The first of which are mines. Your goblins will use these mines to…well, mine minerals. These minerals are used in building and crafting things later on. After that, some of the other types of rooms you'll build are a farm for harvesting food, a den for your creatures to sleep (and to gain orcs), a tavern for your creatures to eat in, a vault to store your gold, a library for researching, and a workshop to craft items. Each room can also be upgraded for a cost. The requirements for upgrading a room are having certain materials on hand (such as iron or crystal) and the room itself being a certain size (such as at least being 2x2 or 3x3). If you have the materials, simply click on the room you wish to upgrade and do so. It does take time, so don't expect to gain the benefits of an upgraded room right off. The benefits are pretty nice though. For instance, a level 3 farm will increase your food production rate by 1600%, while a level 3 den increases overall production as well as your population.
Other quests will teach you how to craft various items for your rooms, which will also provide various bonuses. Placing a trinket rack in your workshop will give you more storage, while warlock beds will…well, provide an additional warlock for researching. Speaking of which, researching opens up even more possibilities. The early technology Creature Affinity is required to be able to control orcs, which are needed to raid and attack villages and such. Hey, you gotta gain resources somehow. Later technologies, such as Skirmish Party and Swift Raiding Party, are useful for speeding up raiding and surveying. While a lot of the quests have you researching, building, and crafting the necessary items and technologies, you can also kind of get ahead of the game once you know how, such as leveling your orcs high enough to do a few raids.
While the game is pretty good (at least in the early goings), that's not to say it's not without its frustrations. Again, I've never played games like Farmville and really don't plan to do so. However, with Dungeon Overlord, if you go too long without checking in, your creatures might wind up starved…or broke…or both. I actually came home from a trip to California and within the two days I was away (since the hotel I was at didn't have free wi-fi), a good chunk of my creatures were dead. I would guess it was due to starvation, as my food count was zero. I would imagine that Farmville is the same way, and it's kind of like the old-school Tamigotchi pets that I never got into. You have to pretty much check in every day to make sure things are going smoothly. With that said, if you don't have a lot of time, this probably won't be your type of game.
That's pretty much about it. Now yes, there is more to do, and with enough time I could probably write a small book on my experiences with the game, but I kind of wanted to give a small glimpse into the early goings of the game with this review, but there are still a couple more things to mention. The first of these are the Dungeon Marks. Dungeon Marks are the game's currency to purchase items and boosts. To buy DMs (it feels weird using that abbreviation outside of Dungeons & Dragons), simply use Facebook credits. DMs can be used to purchase things like more dungeon tiles, an increase in population, or to even boost crafting upgrading. If you have the DMs to spend, this is the easiest way to get more tiles or goblins, or if you need that quick boost or plan to craft multiple items at once. One thing to keep in mind is that this is the fastest way to gain dungeon tiles. You can gain more tiles through leveling up, but though my experience, I only got a couple here and there. With that in mind, I never used tiles to make hallways and just made all of my rooms connected. It works for the most part. I also fiddled around with making an expansion dungeon. I'm not really sure what I was expecting, but it felt kind of like starting the building, mining, and populating of a dungeon from scratch with its own resources. I may have just misinterpreted it though. I'm sure as you level higher and gain more creatures, there's more to do and more to raid (as with only a few orcs, I can only raid a few small villages). Whether there's major issues down the road, I'm honestly not sure. However, from what I've played, Dungeon Overlord is a pretty good game.
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I came across a Superb Leather Furniture Store I had the pleasure of acquiring my leather sectional at Texas Leather Interiors some months ago.I highly recommend this store to anybody hunting for top grade leather furniture. There is not a furniture store San Antonio has that compares to the craftsmanship this company offers..
High end leather – High End leather sofas and Exceptional service,fantastic product! Immediately after a couple of short questions they showed us the exact leather sofa my wife was searching for! Good experience at Texas Leather Interiors a san antonio furniture store like no other.
The very best Furniture Store in San Antonio! They have really good leather furniture and excellent client service. I purchased an enormous sectional leather couch from them that sits eight, as well as a leather ottoman. My living space looks excellent.
Visually beautiful! – I know people today who own their furniture from Texas Leather Furniture and Accessories which is completely awesome. Visually beautiful and really comfortable. They only use the highest quality leather.The most extravagant furniture san antonio has to give!
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Lady Saints Duo in 54th Place at Hooters Collegiate
DAHLONEGA, GA - A pair of back nine surges on Tuesday afternoon have Lindsey Solberg/Caroline Power of Michigan State and Heather Lott/Liz Breed of the University of Kentucky atop the leaderboard on the opening day at the 2nd Annual Hooters Women's Collegiate Team Championship at Achasta, By Reynolds
During the opening round alternate shot format, the Spartan duo of Solberg/Powers tallied four birdies on the back nine to vault to a tie for first place with Kentucky's Lott/Breed who carded a four-under-par 68 to force a deadlock and a tie for the low round of the day.
The University of Virginia's Elizabeth Brightwell/Portland Rosen found themselves in trouble on their final hole of the day before settling for a double bogey finishing a shot off the pace with a three-under-par 69.
The University of Mississippi's Haley Sanders/Katherine Fowler finished the day with a two-under-par 70, while Kristin Coleman/Jennifer Coleman from the University of Colorado rounded out the players under par with a one-under-par 71 to hold sole possession of fifth place.
North Georgia's duo of Casey Truelove and Erica Breeden found themselves in the middle of the pack during the front nine of the opening round, sitting at two-over-par through six holes, but a five-over-par stretch sent the pair to a 22-over-par finish for the day and sole possession of 54th place overall.
In the race for the NCAA Division II low round of the day, Tarleton State University's Katy Ward/Sarah Fulfer held a one shot lead over a pair of schools, while in the NCAA Division III race, Central College's Sarah Paulson/Ali Miller ran away from the field at three-over-par, edging Taylor Beaty/Kelly Gaughan from DePauw University by eight strokes.
All 54 teams return to action on Wednesday morning for the second day of the Hooters Collegiate Team Championship with tee times set to begin at 8:00 a.m. playing in a best ball format. The Lady Saints will start their day two journey on the 10th tee at 9:48 a.m. and will be paired with Wittenberg University.
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We go from one extreme to another and if a few days ago we talked about the most expensive wines in the world, today we make a compilation of good cheap wines for this 2013. I have decided that the origin of all of them had to be Spain. It would be very good if a lot of wine is sold, people gets happy, we manage to change the luck and the next year starts with good news, because it is about time.
Rucio, Soldepeñas, Monterio, Viña del Mar, Abadía del roble or Palacio del Conde are wines that only cost a Little more than one Euro. With prices like these there is no possible excuse for not to get a full cellar ready for this year. And it is also possible to find cava (Spanish sparkling wine) for less than two euros, at least in small doses: Codorniu Benjamins for one euro and a half. This is really a 2013 present.


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Above: Members of the Social Enterprise Club with Joel Klein.
What are the most important characteristics for MBAs in the education sector?
Transparency, consistency and being genuine, Jemina Bernard, executive director of Teach For America, told students at a recent lunch with the Social Enterprise Club.
This year the club has organized events with education leaders from Uncommon Schools, The New Teacher Project, a meeting with New York City Schools Chancellor Joel Klein, Washinton D.C.'s chancellor Michelle Rhee, as well as the recent lunch with Bernard as part of its education initiative. The education events are part of the club's peer-to-peer structure, which gives students within the club a group based around their particular career interest.
At the brown-bag event, Bernard added that TFA and the education reform movement are receptive to MBAs because graduates have "strong people and project management skills."
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Another lesson is to apply more quantitative methods for measuring what works, adds Jessica Hendrix '09. "Social Enterprise has started to emphasize the ability to quantify results in order to measure success," she says. "After quantifiable data exists, it is far easier to determine the success drivers which need to be replicated to spread successful results."
Organization, rather than management alone, is another key distinction for successful education reform. "One can be a gifted manager or a talented planner, and that's needed to keep an organization running," says Joe Chmielewski '09, the club's co-president. "But to affect organizational change, you need to work with constituencies."
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9500 Harding Ave, Surfside, FL | Directions 3315425.885315 -80.123684
Monday To Thursday From 11:30 AM To 04:00 PM Monday To Thursday From 05:30 PM To 12:00 AM Friday To Saturday From 11:30 AM To 04:00 PM Friday To Saturday From 05:30 PM To 12:30 AM Sunday From 11:30 AM To 04:00 PM Sunday From 05:30 PM To 12:00 AM
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Excellent Food! – The Food and the Service was excellent. The restaurant is not expensive and the quality of the food is outstanding.
HORRIBLE SERVICE – First, the food was pretty good, you should know that. HOWEVER, hopefully, you will not get the wait person we had "serving" us. From the beginning, she made it her business to ruin our evening out with our friends. Perhaps she had a bad hair day, or, possibly has a personality disorder. Either way, she should not be serving in a restaurant. This restaurant is far too expensive to have an emotionally unstable volatile person working for them. We concluded that she is related to the owner. Any other owner would not retain someone like this in their employ. Never again will we spend time there.
A great local N. Miami spot – I always loved this place. I haven't been here in 3 years or so. I think they have new management. It dosen't matter. The ambiance is amazing. The menu selections are still great. The wine list is amazing and the service as always is consistent, professional and friendly.
I had one of the best Osso Bucco items ever! We took some friends last weekend. Go enjoy yourself. These guys don't mess around.
I almost booked a flight this week just to eat at Ragazzi!! – Ok, I never thought I would actually write one of these reviews but felt compelled after I saw the negative one posted on here about one of my favorite restaurants in the world. I'm fairly well traveled and have done my share (and a few others share) of dining out. Ragazii rates as one of my two favorite Italian restaurants ever visited. But I must be honest and admit that I have yet to travel to Italy. The staff is wonderful and the accents just add to the atmosphere. The food is incredible!! From the tomato/garlic/basil dipping bowl that you will start with, to the tiramisu you should finish with and everything in between. Although the wine list isn't extensive, there are enough good choices for those that appreciate good wine at a good value. I try to eat at this wonderful restaurant at least twice every trip down Miami/Bal Harbour, and would eat there at least once a week if I lived there. Miami/Ragazzi dreaming on a Friday afternoon!!
Avoid Ragazzi – Ive been to Ragazzi Saturday... and dont understand what all the hype is about.
The service was slow and untimely, however the manager was attentive and charming, the place is not at all cozy and the food was mediocre at its best, bland dishes with little taste and very greasy.
After all I spent $145 in dinner for two, much more than a little neighborhood restaurant without an exciting location or decor might charge. Their wine selection is horrible and highly marked up. What a rip-off. If you are a tourist, save your money and stay away from this restaurant, Not worth it at all!!!!!!!!!
This Surfside neighborhood favorite may feel cramped, but when the pasta hits your palate that's amore. – In Short
Until a recent renovation there were only about a dozen tables at this bustling eatery. These days, the 24 marble-topped tables are still almost always full, but locals have come to relish the expected waits thanks to complimentary glasses of house wine while passing the time. Once inside the intimate dining room, customers load up on generous portions of authentic Italian dishes like osso buco, beef carpaccio or salmon with radicchio.
The Best in Town from the balsera. – This is defintely the best restaurant ever. I go about 3/4 times a month. The Maitre D and the waiters are so generous. The food is excellent and the service is phenomenal. It'a very cozy place to go.
You cannot beat the taste of each meal served with the kindness that one deserves. I recommend to anyone this place to everyone. Taste, variety, and service make this the hot spot of Surfside.
Its worth to spend the gasoline going over there.
Worth the wait – Yes it's small. Yes you have to wait for a table generally. But you have to wait because everyone NOW knows what some us have known for quite some time that this gem has great food and friendly service at decent prices.
hotsy totsy ragazzi – Excellent food, you get wine while you are waiting to be seated, they are generous with thier free wine, and spearkling water... Unfortunately it is difficult to get immediate seating.
Best Osso Bucco – Great host and hands down the absolute best osso bucco I've ever tasted in my life.
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Color me skeptical. This company has chosen a name that is just too darned close to Rabbit TV. Rabbit TV is a scam designed to rook stupid people out of $10. I have no evidence that these people are connected in any way with Rabbit TV. But when a company choses a name so similar to a known scam, potential customers are under no obligation to assume good intentions.
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Doesn't the 360 allow people to watch a movie together in a party, if all users bought that video on the XBox? I thought I saw them advertising that a year or so ago during a big update they were doing. Did that ever happen or work?
Though I for some reason doubt they have a deal with Netflix to allow this to happen. I would think that kind of deal would have been out in the public by now.
Unless they spin this by saying "it's just like streaming Netflix on your TV to your whole family" then I don't see this feature flying for very long. Though that kind of brings up a good point IMO. We are allowed to stream content on our TV for the whole family to watch. Though we aren't allowed to stream it over a video chat because they aren't physically there with you?
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The idea that PC software has to run on Windows to be successful is so 90s. And BTW they are starting out on Mac OS but Windows is coming later ppl so chill. At least they started out on a platform worth using. Although I agree this should work for 10.6+
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Robert Bote opened the scoring for Team Germany when he snuck one by Team Quebec goaltender Jonathan Bernier. Michael Dubuc responded for Quebec shelfing a dandy wrist shot in the top corner, to tie the game at 1-1. Alexandre Monahan capitalized on a juicy rebound, to put his team up 2-1 before the end of the first frame. Francois Bouchard scored Quebec's third goal on the power play which gave them a two goal lead. That was until German forward Bruce Becker scored on his team's power play opportunity, pulling Germany to within one. Peter-James Corsi bulged the twine late in the second period to give Quebec the lead after 40 minutes of play. Patrick Hagar gave Germany their third goal of the game early in the third period, but goals from Alexandre Monahan, Pascal Boutin, Jason Legault, of Quebec put the contest out of reach. Quebec came out on top by a score of 8-3. Quebec's win gives them a 9th place finish in the tournament standings. Germany's loss drops them to a 10th place in the tournament. Germany's player of the game was Bruce Becker. Quebec's player of the game was Alexandre Monahan who recorded a hat-trick.
Team Czech Republic and Team Slovakia squared off in an emotional game Monday, at the Nicholas Sheran Arena. After a scoreless first period the teams finally found the magic touch in the second. Jiri Tlusty scored two goals while David Stieler scored another for Team Czech Republic. The lone goal scorer for Team Slovakia was Lukas Maslonka. In the third period Martin Latal scored his first and second of the tournament which added to the total and finished the game 7-2. Team Czech Republic finished the tournament in seventh place while Team Slovakia dropped to eighth. Michal Kazatel was the player of the game for Team Czech Republic. Stefan Klimek was the player of the game for Team Slovakia. The true spirit of the tournament was evident after the game as a handful of players came together after the game trading pats on the head and sharing words of encouragement.
USA forward Rhett Rakhishani was the story in the first period. His 2 goals which followed American Erik Johnson's goal early in the first, paced the United States to a 3-2 lead after twenty minutes. Finnish goaltender Mika Jarvinen was called upon to replace Niko Hovinen early in the second period; however he succumbed to the same fate as his predecessor. Jarvinen let in three goals in twenty minutes as well. Steve Sperry, Patrick Kane, and Chad Morin lit the lamp for the Americans in the second. USA lead the game 6-2 after 2 periods. In the third period, James O'Brien, Chris Atkinson, Blake Geoffrion all had goals to put the United States up 9-2. Antti Reivonen and Jusso Antonen were the Finnish goal scorers on the evening. The loss drops Finland to 6th place in the tournament standings. The win elevates USA to 5th place in the tournament. Joonas Lehtivuori was the player of the game for Finland. The player of the game for USA was James O'Brien.
Four different goal scorers in the first period was enough to give Team Pacific a respectable lead early in the hockey game. Mitch Fadden, JP Szaskiewicz, Ben Maxwell, and Brady Calla were the four Pacific snipers. Cory Emmerton was the only one who connected for Team Ontario in the first twenty minutes. The period ended in a 4-1 lead for Pacific. Jordan Baker, Matthew Cline, and Tyler Swystun added to the lead by putting three more goals on the board to give Pacific a 7-1 lead after two periods. Tyler Swystun scored his second goal of the evening, and Travis Novak added another to put the game out of reach at a score of 9-1. The player of the game for Pacific was Jesse Dudas. Cory Emmerton was the player of the game for Ontario. The loss drops Ontario out of gold and silver medal contention. They will now compete in the bronze medal game tomorrow afternoon at the Enmax Centre. The victory gives Pacific the opportunity to challenge for the gold medal tomorrow evening at the Enmax Centre.
Team West squared up against Team Atlantic, in front of a sold out crowd at the Nicholas Sheran Arena. Both teams showed little nervousness, as they both came out firing in the first period of this semi-final game. Blair Macauley opened the scoring for Team Atlantic on an early shorthanded goal. With 7:36 left, the game was tied up when Kirt Hill scored a power play goal for Team West. One of the best periods in the tournament went down in the second as both teams came out physical. Team Atlantic went into the lead as Blake Gallager found the top corner on a quick backhand. Ian Duval tied the game when he found a gift lying in the crease and poked it in for his third of the tournament. Team West leader, Jonathan Toews put his team back in front as he slipped on past Team Atlantic goalie Roger Kennedy. Ryan White closed out the second period when his top shelf goal found the back of the twine. Fans were on the edge of their seats in the third period as Team Atlantic cut the two goal lead to one when Blake Gallagher scored his second of the game. However; Team West proved to be too much for Team Atlantic as they added three more goals to end the game. One of the goals came from Ryan White and Kyle Bortis had the other two. The player of the game for Team West was Ryan White with 2 goals and 2 assists. The player of the game for Team Atlantic was Jonathon Harty. Team West will face Team Pacific tomorrow in the gold medal.
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Well it's a little bit of a trip from Annandale but Cherry Grove farm in Lawrenceville has beef and lamb. Beechtree Farm in Hopewell also has grass-fed beef and you can get offal there along with roasts, ground beef, etc.
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Whole Foods in Bergen Coounty has North Jersey local grass fed- great stuff. Not that expensive.
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It was a great idea for IMBB. Although one could quibble that the idea of getting friends to eat food that they are prejudiced against is self defeating, it certainly made me sit back and and actually think about what foods are taboo and why.
The difficulty for me when it came to this theme of taboo food is that their are very few foods that I consider taboo. To say that there are foods that I won't try because said foods give me the willys to think about them goes against my own hedonistic nature of risk and reward. I'll try most anything twice. Bugs, plants, all parts of meat, there's very little that I won't try.
That's not to say that I don't have taboos. I do. But they're more of a political nature than that of taste. Shark fin soup? Sorry, I'll pass unless someone can tell me how the fin was gathered. Beef or Pork? I work to purchase from locations that know how the cattle and pigs were feed. I didn't want to compromise these ethics for the point of a blog meme.
In discussing food taboos with Tara on Saturday evening, I realized something that seems pretty straightforward now. One of the reasons that this topic was so difficult is that the term "Taboo" changes from person to person. The reason for that change?
How is that context created? By the culture in which you live.
If you grow up Hindu, beef is not on your menu. Hebrew? Pork is out of the question. These are religious taboos brought about by pragmatic necessity. In India, you didn't kill the cow because it was sacred, you let it live because it helped till your soil and provided fuel (via its manure). To kill it meant short term gain and long term disaster.
Pork (and its blood) was banned also for practical reasons. Unsanitary conditions made pork an iffy proposition at best. Having Lord YHWH simply say "Don't eat pig" was far more efficient than saying "Well, if you eat pig you could get sick". Reay Tannahill's book Food in History goes into greater detail on this, and is definately a great read.
So if taboo is purely based on context, what food is truly should be taboo? Is cannabalism taboo? The Russian Tartar's didn't think so, nor did the Aztecs. How about dog? Laotians and again, those pesky Aztecs found them tasty enough to eat.
The truth is, humans have tried everything from dirt (the Kai people of Papau New Guinea) to nettles (many catholic monks in the late dark ages). We've eaten peacocks (Romans loved them) to Guinea Pigs (Peruvians love 'em). As you can see, taboo is as taboo does.
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