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|Staff Welcomes and is Presented to New Global Ministries Leader
New York, NY, Sept. 16, 2008--The staff of the General Board of Global Ministries on September 15 warmly received the Rev. Edward W. Paup as the executive leader of the mission agency. Staff members were in turn introduced by units and work groups to Rev. Paup in a service of worship and welcoming.
Dr. Maggie Jackson, a professor at Cleveland State University, presented Paup on behalf of the directors of Global Ministries. She also led a litany in which the staff pledged to work with the general secretary and one another to accomplish the purposes of the board, and in which the new general secretary said, "I covenant with you to strive to be faithful to the work entrusted to us."
Paup spoke briefly about his vision for Global Ministries, building on the strong legacy of the agency and its "foundation in Jesus Christ, who is the source of all life." For the "sake of the realm of God," he said, mission today and tomorrow must be concerned with the physical welfare of the planet, peace on earth, and the alleviation of poverty.
He projected a mission board of "grace, grit, and gumption," using the description of a hard-working Christian woman he heard while serving as bishop of the Alaska Missionary Conference. He also stressed the important role that each staff member has in being a "face of mission."
The General Board of Global Ministries is the official mission agency of The United Methodist Church, with roots back to the early 1800s. It has personnel, projects, and mission partners in 136 countries, and includes the Women's Division, the corporate expression of United Methodist Women, and the United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR).
Paup's election by the board of directors took place last March. Before assuming the new post on September 1, he completed a four-year term as resident bishop of the Seattle Area of the denomination. His resignation from the episcopacy was effective at the end of August. Bishop Felton E. May (retired) served as interim general secretary and is continuing at Global Ministries as a special consultant on Africa for six months.
Edward W. Paup grew up in Oil City, Pennsylvania, and in his youth harbored thoughts of being a missionary, inspired by stories he heard from visiting missionaries and members of the Women's Society of Christian Service, now United Methodist Women.
He graduated from Lycoming College in Pennsylvania and Iliff School of Theology, Denver, Colorado, and became an elder in the Rocky Mountain Conference. Elected to the episcopacy in 1996, he served two four-year terms as resident bishop of the Portland Area and one in Seattle. In both assignments, he was also bishop of the Alaska Conference. He was president of UMCOR from 2005 through 2008.
Dr. Jackson, chair of the department of social work at Cleveland State University, was vice chair of the committee that nominated Paup as general secretary. She is returning for a second four-year term as a director and is the nominee to head the personnel committee.
Global Ministries has some 300 employees in its New York City headquarters and deployed across the United States. Most of them took part in the September 15 welcoming, as did guests from several other religious and humanitarian organizations housed in The Interchurch Center at 475 Riverside Drive.
Enthusiastic singing, accompanied by a five-member musical ensemble, filled the new renovated Interchurch Center Chapel: "There's a sweet, sweet spirit in this place.... Without a doubt we'll know that we have been revived, when we shall leave this place."
One theme of the welcoming event was the mission "journey," introduced by Dr. Jackson in expressing the appreciation of the directors for the work of the staff. "Thank you for being part of this journey," she said. It was picked up in "Let's Walk Together," a song about peace and healing, and emphasized in the closing hymn, "In the Midst of New Dimensions," the refrain of which Paup repeated in the sending forth:
God of rainbow, fiery pillar, leading where the eagles soar, we your people, ours the journey now and ever, now and ever, now and evermore.*
*Words and music by Julian B. Rush, from The Faith We Sing © 2002 General Board of Discipleship.
Audio Interview with the Rev. Edward W. Paup:
Mary Beth Coudal, Global Ministries staff writer, interviewed Rev. Edward Paup. The new General Secretary discusses peace, poverty, the planet, and his personal vision for Global Ministries in part 1 of this 2-part podcast.
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FFS Political correct people stay away from me - Not allowed to say Merry Xmas BUT allowed to say Happy Holidays
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why do you have to say any of these? Shouldn't these greetings be reserved for people whom you actually know. I mean why congratulate anyone on something you don't know they celebrate? It's like randomly wishing people happy birthday. Celebrating your holiday doesn't require you to say anything as far as I'm concerned... Not that I really care if wished me a happy bucket day.
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Last week, when I wasnt working, one of the teachers noticed that she could not use Powerpoint interactively -using Smart notebook. She may never have been able to.
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i just got a list of all songs with lyrics and there are A-T and V-Y but no u or z Peart is crazy in yyz. Alex and Geddy leave the stage and he finished the song alone (The guitars needed a break lol)
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rush is from willowdale, ontario, not sarnia. Alex and geddy went to newtonbrooke school on hilda ave in north york. They were never from sarnia. Neil peart is from kitchener. Max webster were from sarnia.
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Last night I was doing a final walk-through of my "User Registration" form when it occurred to me that I didn't have a CAPTCHA thingy at the bottom like SitePoint and a lot of other websites have?! :eek:
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If you have not noticed it in the Dallas-Fort Worth media, one of the top Division I women's basketball teams in the nation is only 95 miles from DFW -- the Baylor University Lady Bears.They are No. 1 in the nation and have the top player in the nation in Brittney Griner and the top coach, Kim Mulkey.Baylor Nation is proud of these young women as they try to repeat as national champions.It is reported that Griner became just the eighth NCAA Division I player in the history of women's basketball to score 3,000 career points in the Monday game against University of Connecticut.The Lady Bears are 25-1 this season.There are many outstanding players on the team, and one we are especially proud of is Brooklyn "Brook" Pope from Fort Worth's Dunbar High School Lady Wildcats. Pope scored 18 points and had nine rebounds against UConn.Sic 'em, Bears.-- Joe Ross,Fort Worth
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Not many reviews on Byron Kibler over the past few years. Although most of the teachers are good I feel the administration is inadequate and would not recommend this school when compared to the other schools in the district. Low test scores, lack of leadership and minimal parental involvement inhibit the success of this school and its students. It is a small town school with at tight knit local community which has it's good points but can also be restrictive.
My daughter attends Byron Kibler. She is completing kindergarten in a week. She is my only child and I don't have much experience with elementary schools thus far, but it seems that she has a hard time making friends. I think that some children are not being taught to treat others as they would like to be treated. I think that there is a bit of the 'I am better than you are' mentality going on in this school, and it seems that the teachers are not being very sensitive to this. We are moving from the school and district because of this.
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Our Granddaughter is enrolled in Kibler Elementary and is in kindergarten. We are very impressed with her teacher and the education she is receiving. We are very pleased with the school!
Our daughter is in kindergarten here. It in an allday program.It is fairly academic. They have music and p.e.twice a week. Her teacher is excellant . the whole school has apositve outlook and the children are treated with care and respect. I was very leary of public schools,but have been very pleased here overall.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - U.S. Senator Pat Roberts today released the names of the young Kansans who will receive his nomination for appointments to U.S. Service Academies.
The Great Bend High School Debate team competed at the Dodge City Debate Tournament on Nov. 3rd. The Great Bend squad had six teams compete. In the varsity division two Great Bend teams had a 4-1 win/loss record. Marissa Hoisington and Chase Pumford placed sixth with a 4-1 win/loss record and 22 speaker points. Hoisington commented, "Although we debate almost every weekend, each tournament is different and presents unique challenges."
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Cameron University's Speech and Debate team has gotten off to a stellar start in forensics competition this semester, taking first in Lincoln-Douglas debate sweepstakes and second in combined debate sweepstakes at the recent Debate On the Plains tournament, hosted by Hutchinson Community College. One week prior, the team placed fourth overall in combined individual events and debate sweepstakes at the Bob R. Derryberry Memorial Season Opener, hosted by Southwest Baptist University in Bolivar, Mo.
More than $1.1 million that will support and encourage mathematics and science teacher education at Fort Hays State University was announced at a news conference today on the university campus.
A Kansas State University bilingual and bicultural education program has received national recognition for its success in supporting Latino students as they earn higher education degrees.
The Barton Community College Foundation presents scholarships each year from funds received through its fundraising events, endowments and annual scholarship gifts. For the 2012-13 academic year, the Foundation has selected the following students for scholarship offers:
Community members came together as one team with the common goal of supporting Barton Community College at the Barton Foundation's 34th annual Big Benefit Auction on Saturday, Sept. 30, at the Knights of Columbus hall in Great Bend.
Great Bend High School student Greg Burley has a lot on his mind, just like any typical high school student. Between football, wrestling and his duties as junior class president he has a lot on his plate. Even with a full load of responsibility, Burley has been able to look ahead to his future and make the smart decision to take advantage of career technical classes available with no tuition charged through Barton Community College, which was made possible with the passing of Senate Bill 155 effective July 1.
Eighteen area students were awarded scholarships totaling $3,800 at the Kansas State University alumni/student event Sept. 18 in Great Bend.
During this season of appreciation and gratitude Wellness students in Mrs. Wilborn's classes at HMS have written letters to our Military Servicemen and Servicewomen as part of Operation Gratitude.
Dr. John Palsmeier, the son of Ted and Lillian Palsmeier of Conway Springs and the grandson of Betty Mae Axman of Olmitz, began working at NuScale Power in Corvallis, Ore. on October 13, as a nuclear probabilistic risk assessment analyst. NuScale is developing a new reactor design emphasizing significant advances in safety and John is part of the group which evaluates the ability of the reactor to withstand accidents which exceed design specifications.
The Barton Community College debate and forensics team's season is in full swing. The team earned awards at a tournament at Hutchinson Community College Nov. 1-2 and a two-part debate and forensics tournament at Tulsa Community College Nov. 14-16.
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Nine students of Dr. Joseph Perniciaro, associate professor of music and theatre at Fort Hays State University, won recognition at the recent National Association of Teachers of Singing West Central regional student competition.
CLEARWATER - Ten members of the Great Bend High School Kays and 17 Kayettes attended the Area 6 KAY Regional Conference on Nov. 5 at Clearwater High School. The clubs returned with the highest state award possible. The Kays and Kayettes each received the Gold Award, recognizing their student leadership and service to their school, community, nation and world for the 2013-2014 school year.
TOPEKA – Following a nationwide search, the Kansas State Board of Education today announced its selection of Dr. Randy Watson, Superintendent of McPherson Unified School District 418, to become Kansas' next Commissioner of Education. Watson replaces Dr. Diane DeBacker who resigned her position earlier this year to serve as senior advisor to the Director General of the Abu Dhabi Education Council.
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"The challenge for Google will be the adoption of SPDY by multiple browsers. If the two most popular browsers, Internet Explorer and Firefox, don't support the protocol, many people will not see the speed improvement in web browsing that SPDY offers"
People want to see the speed improvements. Why not just adapt Google's Chrome browser to the new protocol? After that, it's only a matter of time before the other browsers catch on and the movement spreads. Chrome is already growing in adoption anyway, right?
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I don't think that SPDY will actually make "The Internet" faster, not even "The Web" faster.
As pre my understanding of it, it will make "The Javascript based Web APPLICATION" faster.
A classic web application do load a lots of resources from web, and each of them need connection.
The reason of why I said it is Javascript is because ActiveX / Java / Flash, do have way to pack and to compress code and resources into one single file and even optimized item sequence for download.
Oh well, a classic web site(non-application) also have lots of resources, but it is OK once they are cached well. (I mean, they should fix the http conditional get, and able to define resource priority in HTML)
I don't see how SPDY can optimize file for caching (as well as no proxy will support) and resource load-balancing(as requests are sharing connection to one server) or may be i am too stupid.
I can see that with SPDY, WAVE will be faster, google appengine will be faster, gmail, docs, web offices and games will be faster. That is already great
If google really want the web fast. Please release some good quality and free/low price web server/proxy server which support HTTP pipeline
It will be a significant competitive advantage for Mozilla Firefox and Apple Safari to support SPDY. Google Chrome browser and Google App server are a no-brainer for Google. Apache httpd and Appache Tomcat are open source so Google themselves could make enhanced versions of these and offer it back. (No doubt SPDY can be implemented in a way that client and server use SPDY when it's implemented, but otherwise use conventional HTTP when one party doesn't support it.). Web sites based on the Apache web servers would have the option to adopt it with just a version update. Jetty likes to be agressive in new features that enhance performance - they'd probably be relatively easy to bring on board no doubt. Google could put out their own SPDY Chrome browser, but could also contribute SPDY back into webkit. Obviously they'd have control to bring SPDY adoption into Android and their new Chrome OS as well. Lastly, Google could send a polite invitation to Microsoft to adopt SPDY.
If all these players and products adopted SPDY (other than Microsoft), then MS would be left behind (literally) as the rest of the web sped by. They'd ultimately be compelled to support SPDY whether they wanted to or not.
Looks like SPDY could nicely be evolved into over time - the entire Internet doesn't need to agree to support this all at once.
Perhaps even a client web proxy could be designed that does SPDY. Any existing web browser could be configured to operate via that web proxy and thereby get some of the benefit of SPDY without requiring a browser update (though in the long run, native support of SPDY in the browser would be better, of course).


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DENVER - Denver police say one person was injured when a vehicle struck a building at South University Boulevard and East Evans Avenue on Friday morning.
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A Satisfied Mind
"A Satisfied Mind" is a song written by Joe "Red" Hayes and Jack Rhodes. Hayes explained the origin of the song in an interview: "The song came from my mother. Everything in the song are things I heard her say over the years. I put a lot of thought into the song before I came up with the title. One day my father-in-law asked me who I thought the richest man in the world was, and I mentioned some names. He said, 'You're wrong, it is the man with a satisfied mind.'"[1] The song has been covered by a variety of well-known artists.[2]
This aphorism likely comes from the Mishna, which states "Who is rich? One who is satisfied with his lot."[3]
Or, more likely considering the cultural background of the men involved, this aphorism comes from the Bible, in Proverbs 30:7-9, in the words of Agur, son of Jakeh:
7 "Two things have I required of thee; deny me them not before I die:
8 remove far from me vanity and lies: give me neither poverty nor riches; feed me with food convenient for me:
9 lest I be full, and deny thee, and say, Who is the Lord? or lest I be poor, and steal, and take the name of my God in vain."[4]
This is also expounded further in Luke 12:13-40 in the New Testament, and many other places besides. [5]
Notable covers[edit]
- Porter Wagoner charted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs list in 1955.[6]
- Red and Betty Foley charted at No. 3 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs list in 1955.
- Jean Shepard charted at No. 4 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs list in 1955.[7]
- Ella Fitzgerald on 1955 album The First Lady Of Song (Decca) The most impressive version in the pop market, the single reached #25 on the "Music Vendor" Top 100, with 15 weeks in the chart.
- Cowboy Copas on his 1962 album Opry Star Spotlight (Starday)
- Joan Baez on her 1965 album Farewell, Angelina; later appeared on her 1979 compilation Satisfied Mind.[8]
- The Byrds on their 1965 album Turn! Turn! Turn!.[9]
- Glen Campbell B-side of a 1966 single (A-side: "Can't You See I'm Trying"), added to the 1971 Pickwick re-release of his 1962 album Big Bluegrass Special: A Satisfied Mind
- Ian and Sylvia on their 1966 album Play One More (Vanguard)
- Bobby Hebb's 1966 revival peaked at #39 on the Billboard Hot 100, in November 1966
- Bob Dylan and The Band, recorded in 1967, released in 2014 on The Bootleg Series Vol. 11: The Basement Tapes Complete
- The International Submarine Band on their 1968 album Safe at Home.[10]
- Goose Creek Symphony on their 1970 album Established 1970
- Tim Hardin on his 1971 album Bird on a Wire
- Sonny James on his 1973 album If She Helps Me Get Over You
- Roy Drusky on 1973 single. It peaked at #25 on US country and 38 on Canada country, making it his last top forty on the charts.
- Faron Young recorded it as the title track to his 1973 album, Satisfied Mind. Red Hayes toured with Faron Young and Vassar Clements on their 1973 UK Tour, and died on stage on March 2, 1973 in Manchester UK.
- John Martyn on his 1975 album Sunday's Child
- Bryan Bowers on his 1977 album The View From Home
- David Allan Coe on his 1977 album Texas Moon
- Lucinda Williams on her 1978 album Ramblin'
- Bob Dylan on his 1980 album Saved
- Lindsey Buckingham on his 1981 album Law and Order
- Jonathan Richman on his 1990 album Jonathan Goes Country
- The Walkabouts on their 1993 album Satisfied Mind
- Jeff Buckley on his 1998 posthumous album Sketches (for My Sweetheart the Drunk) The recording was made for a 1992 Radio Session, and had been played at Jeff Buckley's funeral in 1997, which Buckley's mother Mary Guibert mentions as the reason it was included on the collection.
- Eric Bibb on his 1999 album Spirit & The Blues
- Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives on their 2003 album Country Music
- Blind Boys Of Alabama on the 2004 album There Will Be a Light along with Ben Harper
- Johnny Cash at first being exclusive on Kill Bill Vol 2 soundtrack (2004) until his posthumously released album American VI: Ain't No Grave (2010)
- Daniel O'Donnell on his 2009 album, Peace in the Valley
- Justin Vernon from Bon Iver on his collaboration with the Eau Claire Memorial Jazz I ensemble on the 2009 live benefit album A Decade With Duke
- Rosanne Cash, featuring Neko Case, a bonus track on the iTunes version of her 2009 album, The List
- Willie Nelson on his 2010 album Country Music
- Donna Loren on her 2010 album Love It Away
- My Bubba on their 2011 album How it's Done in Italy
- Kelly Keeling on his CD Knollwood Drive
- ^ A Satisfied Mind Songfacts
- ^ "Under the Covers: Satisfied Mind". Hear Ya. Retrieved 2009-12-09.
- ^ "Ethics of our Fathers". Retrieved 2014-05-14.
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- ^ "Porter Wagoner Billboard singles". Allmusic. Retrieved 2009-12-09.
- ^ "Jean Shepard Billboard chart positions > singles". Allmusic. Retrieved 25 February 2010.
- ^ "Joan Baez Discography".
- ^ "Turn! Turn! Turn! album review". Allmusic. Retrieved 2009-12-09.
- ^ "Safe at Home album review". Allmusic. Retrieved 2009-12-09.


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LOS ANGELES (Aug. 17, 2005) Golden Boy Promotions announces the addition of an IBF lightweight title bout between champion Levander Johnson and Jesus The Matador Chavez. This fight has been added to the already-explosive card with WBC junior lightweight champion Marco Antonio Barrera fighting in a unification bout against IBF champion Robbie Peden, and former three division champion Sugar Shane Mosley in action in a welterweight bout against Jose Luis Cruz.. The Sept. 17 Parade of Champions fight card takes place at MGM Grand in Las Vegas and will be broadcast live on HBO Pay-Per-View.
To be able to put on a show with just one world champion is always special, said Golden Boy Promotions President Oscar De La Hoya. But to gather five current or former champions on one card will be a night to remember for fight fans, and its a great way to help celebrate the Mexican Independence Day weekend.
Levander Johnson (34-4-2, 26 KOs), a veteran of more than 16 years in the fight game, became one of the feel good stories of the sport in June when he achieved his dream of becoming a world champion by stopping Stefano Zoff in Italy. A true student of the game with the heart of a lion, Johnson has inspired many with his perseverance and dedication and he plans on keeping a firm grip on his title.
Levander Johnson is a true professional and a working mans champion, said Johnsons promoter Lou DiBella. His fight with Chavez is a battle of true warriors. On Sept. 17, Levander will retain his title and move forward towards a mega-fight.
In addition to this fight announcement, Golden Boy Promotions is pleased to announce Chavez has been signed to a promotional contract. Jesus Chavez is in a rare position in boxing because hes a fighters fighter and a fans fighter, said De La Hoya. To have a true warrior like Jesus fighting under the Golden Boy Promotions banner is an honor for us and it goes without saying that whenever he steps into the ring, there are going to be fireworks. Were also looking forward to seeing Jesus bring another world title belt to our team Sept. 17.
Known for his determination and the two-fisted attacks that have made him a fan favorite over his 11-year career, Chavez (41-3, 28 KOs) comes to fight every time he steps into the ring. A former WBC champion at 130 pounds, the Mexico native (who now makes his home in Texas) may best be remembered for the 2004 war with Erik Morales that saw Chavez battle the future hall of famer with basically one arm and leg due to severe shoulder and knee injuries suffered during the fight. In May 2005, Chavez showed no ill effects from the Morales bout as he won an epic decision over Carlos Hernandez in a bout that will make many Fight of the Year lists.
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Nov 4, 2010My first impressions of this game were that the story actually existed this time, and the experience system was changed, as in it was gone. There isn't XP this time, it's a weirder system that works, but you have to get used to it. A lot of reviewers score this game lower than other RPGs because of it, but I don't think it's that big of an issue. In contrast to the first game, Final Fantasy II is a lot easier. I beat the end boss on my first try, so obviously I didn't have much grinding to do and that was refreshing. I can't say that everyone's going to enjoy FFII, but I think it's worth a shot if you want to take a look at the evolution of the RPG.… Expand
Jan 20, 2013This is another case of a definitive version of a Final Fantasy classic game, much like the PSP rerelease of FF1 (and FF4, which came out recently). The game looks great and improves upon the original version in every way needed. This Final Fantasy is also interesting in that the leveling up is completely unique and different from what is standard in RPGs and Final Fantasys alike. Instead of gaining overall experience points and gaining a level after a specific amount has been obtained, the player improves based on what they are using (ie: your hit points increase if you get hit, your strength goes up if you attack, etc). This can be frustrating, especially when you are given a new 4th party member repeatedly who is vastly behind the curve. This is a unique title that is worth a look but might not be for everyone. Thankfully, the difficulty has been scaled back slightly to make things both more accessible and more fun.… Expand
Oct 10, 2012Final Fantasy 2 Dawn of Souls is truly worth the experience. If you are a huge fan of the Final Fantasy series, this game should be played by all fans, if you are a RPG fan in general but not a huge Final Fantasy fan, take this game with caution as it is actually best suited for those who have a lot of time and patience to grind.
Oct 10, 2013Final Fantasy II is an enhanced remake of the original Final Fantasy II on the NES and the 2nd Final Fantasy on the PSP system.
The story starts with 4 friends (Firion, Maria, Guy, Leon) being hunted by the Palamecian Emperor and getting nearly slaughtered, while barely escaping with their lives, they wake up in the house of the resistance with only Maria's brother Leon missing, the story starts from here on out, trying to thwart the Emperor and toppling him.
The game plays like any other Final Fantasy, running around in towns talking to people gets you information while traversing the overworld or some of the many dungeons gets you into fights with monsters, a feature not seen in any other Final Fantasy game however is the level-up system, in my opinion a pain in the back...
The system works by increasing whatever you're using the most, say you attack a lot, then your Strength/Weapon Proficiency go up, if you cast Blizzard a lot, your MP/Intelligence/Blizzard spell will go up, etc etc... the problem with this system is that you'll need a lot of grinding getting your characters where you want them to be, fun for some, not so much for others...
There's also a new kind of conversation system, where someone would say something important (marked in red) and as a response you can "Learn" that keyword, later asking other characters about this keyword, in turn they might provide you another one, some keywords progress the story or give answers to plot questions.
Last but not least, there is some extra content in the Shrine of Souls and the Arcane Labyrinth.
Everything you expect from a first generation Final Fantasy game, movement is mapped to the D-Pad and the Analog stick does nothing as do the shoulder buttons on their own, however if you press R1 O you open the world map, triangle opens the menu and X usually gets you talking or has you inputting commands while O cancels stuff.
I do kinda regret you cannot walk diagonally, I'm assuming it was too much of a hassle to change from the original NES version
The graphics have gotten a much improved bump from the original and a crispier look then the PS1/GBA versions, all characters have their own distinct look, the overworld looks a lot better and everything just looks right!
Another bump in the music department, from the NES version it's a big step, from the PS1/GBA version, it's kinda the same music but better quality, the tracks from Nobuo Uematsu are as strong as ever and come to life with the better quality, there's even some added tracks not found in the original NES version.
+ Battles are fun typical FF style.
+ The music has gotten even better with the enhanced treatment.
+ The game looks better then ever!
+ Extra content
- The level-up system is horrendous...
- Barebones story, I know this is just the story from the NES, but extra narrative would be nice.
Worth a play as a Final Fantasy fan, but surely the weakest of the main series, while Firion and the Emperor are strong characters to keep you going, for me the flaws of the leveling system overweighs all.… Expand
These complaints aside, Final Fantasy II is yet another great addition to the PSP's slowly improving library and really shows off the care and attention that Square Enix puts into its remakes. [Aug 2007, p.88]
Ultimately, Square Enix really ought to have put this and the first game on one UMD... [Aug 2007, p.82]
While the storyline and plot are more exciting than what we saw in the original Final Fantasy, the rest of the game is pretty damn bland, with the soundtrack being the game's one glimmering moment.


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Leave it to Trent Reznor—a musician who probably doesn't even need to hype his art at this point—to trump every other viral marketer with the Internet-heavy promotional campaign for Year Zero. (It's a concept record; think the Big Brother mentality of George Orwell's 1984 combined with the drugged-out society of Aldous Huxley's Brave New World.) Zero's tone leans toward the bleak and nihilistic, thanks to lyrics obsessed with apocalyptic imagery and bitter vengeance. But this time, Reznor channels his ire at outsiders—namely the government, its clueless leaders and other zealots—instead of himself. Musically, Zero mirrors this urgency: Raw, brazen metallic aggression matches jagged electronic elements, which take cues from chunky new-wave funkiness and swampy trip-hop. Overall, Year Zero stands on its own as an artistic achievement apart from its mythology. The gnarled disc isn't as easy to relate to on a personal or emotional level as other NIN discs, but in light of the album's calculated content and genesis, maybe the alienation and distance are intentional.


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The Pink Panther puts down summertime game on the sampled, candy-apple Eighties R&B flavor of the S.O.S. Band's original. Killa spits signature syllabic flow such as "You model material/You need a runway/So let's run away/We could hit the runway," and along with the smooth reworking, you've got the unreleased jam of the summer in NYC and beyond. Lackluster season or sleeper smash, you decide. Light up the piff.


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flickr.com/photos/jasonizedThe saga of Rod Blagojevich, erstwhile governor of the great state of Illinois, contestant on Celebrity Apprentice, inadvertent comedy star and fan of Elvis, Rudyard Kipling and the Chicago Cubs, has come to an end, or at least a long hiatus. This afternoon, U.S. D ... More >>
Our long, national bad-hair day is over. This afternoon a federal jury in Chicago convicted former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich of 17 counts of wire fraud, attempted extortion, bribery, extortion conspiracy and bribery conspiracy during his time in office, including a plot to sell the U.S. S ... More >>
Image viaUm, is that like really in the Constitution? Some people were worried that once "Dubya" left office we'd suffer from the loss of eyebrow-raising political quotes. However, there's one thing in Washington that's never in short supply: stupidity. The good folks over at About.com's Politic ... More >>
image viaThe Blagojevich brothers in 1960.If you think Rod Blagojevich is annoying now, just imagine how he must have been as a child. Now imagine having him for your little brother. By that criterion, Robert Blagojevich should be up for sainthood. Well, Rob is finally getting his just rewar ... More >>
Everyone's favorite disgraced ex-governor, Rod Blagojevich, was interviewed on The Daily Show Monday night, and it was, pardon our language, fucking golden. Comedically, that is. "I would like to see you as a victim, but you make it so hard," Stewart told him, after Blago said that he w ... More >>
It's probably only a matter of time before The Rod Blagojevich Story comes to a basic cable channel near you. (But will it star the man himself? Wearing his own wardrobe? Now that would be worth watching.) But the Blago scandal has already been filmed, sort of. Behold this CGI animated version, with ... More >>
Several weeks ago, an Illinois newspaper offered free Blagojevich ringtones so that online readers could enjoy Blago's "profanity-laced tirades" on incoming calls. We liked the idea. However, we didn't like that they'd bleeped out all the profanity from the "profanity-laced tirades." (We know dail ... More >>
Image viaDoes this look like the face of a criminal?After a jury deadlocked on all but one of 24 corruption charges against Rod Blagojevich -- convicting him only of the relatively minor offense of lying to the FBI -- the former Illinois governor declared victory. Standing on the courthouse steps ... More >>
Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich has been found guilty of one count of lying to the FBI -- even as the jury hearing the case against him deadlocked on an additional 23 counts, according to wire reports.Oh, Rod. Not again!The judge has indicated he'll declare a mistrial. That means a new t ... More >>
Image sourceSpotted on Blago's ride?Illinois is on the verge of bankruptcy. The state has essentially stopped paying its bills and has a budget deficit of about $12 billion. Lawmakers have had no ideas to make ends meet. At least until now. In their most recent issue, The Onion reports that offic ... More >>
image viaWould this man lie to you?Former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich, who, for the past year and a half, has been proclaiming his innocence to anyone who will listen (and even some who don't care), has decided to hold his tongue, for once. Blago announced his intention earlier this we ... More >>
Image sourcePull out the popcorn, folks. The best show in town gets underway in Springfield this week. "I will prove my innocence and I will testify," declared former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich last week as he left the courtroom that is the scene of his corruption trial. Blago has, si ... More >>
Image via "I've got this thing and it's (expletive) golden. And I'm just not giving it up for (expletive) nothing."Look, friends, maybe it's time to admit it: We all have kind of a lot in common with impeached-and-disgraced former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich. We don't get to spend enough time w ... More >>
Image sourceA two percent tax on apples would have kept the Garden of Eden solvent.Illinois has essentially stopped paying its bills. According to the New York Times, the state has $62.4 billion in pension liabilities and "owes more than $5 billion for schools, rehabilitation centers, child care ... More >>
Image sourceWeep no more, Illinois. By resisting the path of sin, ye shall receive your heavenly reward.Yes, it's true, these are troubled times for the state of Illinois. Our neighbor across the river is currently $12 billion in debt. Nearly half of that (OK, $5.01 billion) is owed to school ... More >>
Can I get in on that hug? -- RodHe loved her conversations on the sofa. He knew next to nothing about her politics, still Rod Blagojevich thought Oprah Winfrey would be the perfect person to to fill Barack Obama's empty Senate seat. Or, was he just planting the seeds for his insanity defense? ... More >>
Image sourceIt's been a grim week so far -- oil continues to spill out into the Gulf, the Israeli Army fought a Gaza aid flotilla and Al and Tipper Gore are separating -- and it's about to get grimmer. Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich, who has been going to hilarious lengths to protes ... More >>
Image sourceRod Blagojevich may have been fired from Celebrity Apprentice, but that doesn't mean he's been forgotten by the people he used to govern. This week, the Post-Dispatch reports, the Illinois Senate will vote on bill that will prohibit state funds from being used to finance official ... More >>
Image sourceFriends, for four weeks now, we've been watching Rod Blagojevich together on Celebrity Apprentice. It hasn't always been great -- actually, since every episode is now two hours, most of it is actually pretty damned boring, especially the parts where the celebrities meet the recipi ... More >>
Image sourceIt's an incredible responsibility being governor of a major state. There's so much work to be done, so many photo ops to smile for, so many profane phone calls to be made, so many favors to be sold that it's a wonder the governor has time to sleep, let alone keep up with modern te ... More >>
Image sourceTwo important revelations about former governor Rod Blagojevich from last night's episode of Celebrity Apprentice:1. Blago is still innocent.2. Blago has a thing for balloons.In this week's task, Donald Trump told the two teams to set up storefronts pimping Kodak's exciting new produc ... More >>
Image sourceIs this the face of a guilty man...or a business genius?Some people who believe they are accused of heinous crimes decide to prove their innocence in court. Other people go on TV reality shows. So two days after Rod Blagojevich's lawyers requested that his court date be postponed from ... More >>
Image Via George Ryan's hair said the same thingRod Blogojevich pleaded not guilty on Wednesday to revised charges that he attempted to sell President Obama's vacant Illinois senate seat to the highest bidder. Then he revealed his new strategy for winning his seemingly unwinnable corruptio ... More >>
It's been years since "You're fired!", accompanied by a cobra-like flick of Donald Trump's right hand, became a national catchphrase, so long, in fact, that Trump has resorted to casting celebrities instead of regular old celebrity-whores on his reality show The Apprentice.But now we may have a reas ... More >>
I suppose many of you figured this out a long time ago. Turns out that ousted Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich is a huge fan of Elvis Presley, which goes a long way in explaining the disgraced politician's outrageous coiffure. (Personally, I always thought Blago's hair was an homage to Lego man. ... More >>
Plum Organics issues baby food recall. (Los Angeles Times)FDA examines front-of-package labeling. (U.S. News and World Report)Have a $100 burger, served by Blago, in reality show restaurant. (Advertising Age)What a bento box says about a culture. (The New York Times)Talking coffee maker do ... More >>
Have you seen the website former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich unveiled this weekend? www.thepublicityagency.com/rod-blagojevich
Patti Blagojevich, wife of infamous ex-Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, has officially began her stint on the NBC reality TV show "I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here" and she wants you to know she's doing it all for the kids.The potty-mouthed former Illinois first lady took her husband's place ... More >>
Unreal just heard about some employees at a Chicago radio station who received an unexpected package last week, ripped it open and proceeded to laugh so hard that some of them peed their pants. The joke du jour: BLAGO Volumizing Shampoo and Conditioner - For Really Big Hair. "IT'S BLEEP'N GOLDEN!" r ... More >>
Raw footage here of impeached Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich filming a promo for the NBC reality show I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!
Producers at NBC have asked former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich to participate in a reality show titled, "I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!"The show drops ten celebrities in the middle of the Costa Rican jungle "to face challenges designed to test their skills in adapting to the wilderness. ... More >>
Rod Blagojevich's recent troubles have been a great joy to anyone who likes a little Victorian poetry mixed with their political theater. Who else would have the audacity to quote Tennyson and, on multiple occasions, Kipling?Blago's favorite poem is Kipling's "If": "If you can keep your head when al ... More >>
Former governor Rod Blagojevich was indicted yesterday of sixteen felonies on charges of wire fraud, racketeering, attempted extortion and making false statements. Four other people from Blago's inner circle were also charged with crimes yesterday. View the entire indictment here. Two local yokels e ... More >>
Yesterday's high temperature hit 75. But was it warm enough for a swim? A helicopter yesterday rescued a man from the Mississippi River after he stripped off his clothes and jumped off the Jefferson Barracks Bridge. The man told police he was upset over a domestic problem. Ousted Illinois governor R ... More >>
Ousted Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich has been criticized by anyone with a pulse over the past two months (compared to the previous six years, when the jabs were mainly given by Illinois residents.) And in defending himself since his December 9 arrest, the politician has often veered into the abs ... More >>
It was only a matter of time, wasn't it? The first Blago musical (I know of, anyway) will go on stage this weekend when the St. Louis community theater group StagedFrightMedia debuts its production, Waziriside Story: Till They Framed Rod Blagojevich.The musical, loosely based on West Side Story, jux ... More >>
Newspaper Web site Newseum.org has compiled its top ten front pages and headlines from the biggest story of the day Thursday (no, not that shoe sculpture in Iraq), the ouster of bizarre former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich.The winner for best headline, according to the Web site that does its bes ... More >>
Embattled Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich today called the impeachment trial against him a "sham." According the the Associated Press, Blago made that statement -- and others -- before his morning jog in Chicago. The impeachment trial is a sham. What the Senate and the House and Legislature is try ... More >>
Best read in yesterday's Post-Dispatch was Kari Andren's observations of Rod Blagojevich's use of British literature.In the weeks since he was charged with attempting to sell Barack Obama's senate seat, the Illinois governor has turned at least three times to British authors to make sense/explain hi ... More >>
Roland Burris, the man appointed by Blago to fill Obama's vacant Illinois senate seat, was officially sworn in this morning by Dick Cheney. Appropriate, no?
You know, as a Cardinal fan, I'm always happy when bad things happen to the Cubs. I know, I know, I shouldn't feel that way, but I just can't help it. When black cats charge the field, I find myself laughing and cheering for the cat. When a Cubbie fan reaches out and plucks victory away from an outf ... More >>
In today's news: job cuts at Anheuser-Busch, Whole Foods sues and a bird-flu outbreak in Hong Kong.
From page 44 of the indictment of Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich, about the deal the Tribune Company was seeking on behalf of the Cubs (via Talking Points Memo): "During the call, Rod Blagojevich's wife can be heard in the background telling Rod Blagojevich to tell Deputy Governor A 'to hold up t ... More >>
From the "That Didn't Take Long" department of political humor, an eBay listing for the U.S. Senate seat vacated by President-Elect Obama and allegedly shopped around by Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich. Bidding started at 99 cents and, as of this writing, has reached $51. Bidders, note: Free shi ... More >>
By now you've probably heard about Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich being arrested early this morning by the FBI. Things have gotten strange in Chicago lately, what with Blago's alleged corruption finally imploding, the Tribune Company filing for bankruptcy protection and the perrennial losers, tho ... More >>
The Bear Market continues its quest to find cheap, tasty sandwiches. Today, an Oscar Meyer Deli sandwich.
A late push for slot machines in Springfield may be Fairmount Park's silver bullet
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The TinCaps (9-6) take on a hot Bowling Green (12-4) team today in Kentucky. First pitch is scheduled for 8:05 p.m. Here's a look ahead at the game.
Last time out
TinCaps 7, Lansing 5
On the mound
TinCaps: Zach Eflin (0-1), RHP - 4.50 season ERA
Hot Rods: Taylor Guerrieri (0-0), RHP - 0.00 season ERA
On the air
Radio: The Fan 1380 or TheFanFortWayne.com, with coverage starting at 7:45 p.m.
News and notes
- Fort Wayne strung together 45 hits in a series sweep of Lansing and is on a three-game winning streak. Bowling Green is on a hot run of its own, with eight wins in its last 10 games.
- The TinCaps will have a tough time keeping their offense going against Guerrieri. He is one of the best prospects in the Tampa Bay Rays system and hasn't given up an earned run in seven innings. Eflin, meanwhile, will look to earn his first win for Fort Wayne. He has given up six runs in two starts for the TinCaps.
- A win today would snap a five-game losing streak for Fort Wayne on the road. After a 3-0 start away from Parkview Field, the TinCaps have slipped to 3-5 in tough series against West Michigan and South Bend, as well as a series finale loss to Great Lakes.


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November 28, 2014
Students across the Lone Star State have been dreading it. Now the time for TAKS testing is here. Texas students in elementary, middle and high schools will take the tests this week.
'TAKS' stands for 'Texas Academic Knowledge and Skills'.
On Wednesday, students will take the language arts portion of the test.
Officials say the results show how well students are learning the curriculum.
But the tests are not just nerve wracking for students. Denison Superintendent Dr. Henry Scott says it affects teachers and administrators as well.
"Our students have done well in the past, and we trust they'll do well again, but it doesn't mean you're not worried and nervous about it, because you are," Denison ISD superintendent Dr. Henry Scott says.
High school seniors must pass the test to graduate.
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a slang term for nutria (large aquatic rat). also used as a deregatory dis toward others.
"whoa dude did you see that huge nute!"
"quit being a nute dude! let me borrow a dollar!"
"my parents are being nutes, i cant hang out tonight."
"quit being a nute dude! let me borrow a dollar!"
"my parents are being nutes, i cant hang out tonight."
by nute_master March 02, 2007
A dungeon master of fantasy baseball. Quite simply a fantasy baseball overlord. Any disrespect paid to a nute will be met with a mighty thrashing come H2H time. You hope your baseball league doesn't have a nute. Basically, if you're in a league with a nute just give him your money before Spring Training ends.
"This is only a ten-team league, I can't stand the idea of playing with a nute and only having three playoff spots to fight for. My team just isn't that good! (sounds of crying)"
by HalcyonDays March 05, 2010
Something so crazy that you can't even type "nuts".
Sara: What the fuck's a nute?
Carena: Something so crazy, it's nuts.
Carena: Something so crazy, it's nuts.
by MichaelJJackson October 06, 2011
Short for "nerdy cute". A girl who has a nerdish appearance, possibly wearing glasses and resembling a librarian. The trained male eye can see past the nerdiness and get straight to the potential for hotness. A man who finds a nute often feels like he has found a hidden treasure and will fanatsize about taking her out of her nerdy shell and turning her into a sex maniac.
The nute ties her hair in a bun and wears those dark-rimmed glasses, but most men can see how hot she really is.
by Slo Joe Jizz September 01, 2010
A synonym for the slang "nuts" referring to the testicles of the male anatomy. It is usually used in insults typed by young boys patrolling the internet.
$up4d34th={lolz}=: how did u killme hacker
$up4d34th={lolz}=: i'l hackur computer give me ur email
$up4d34th={lolz}=: u guy suck nutes
$up4d34th={lolz}=: i'l hackur computer give me ur email
by InsaneCoincidences May 01, 2010