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Covington's Carnegie Center presents its sixth annual Art of Food show, opening tonight. As you might've guessed, this art exhibit is centered around all things edible. The reception features beautiful culinary creations (that you can actually eat) by everyone from BonBonnerie to La Poste, Queen City Cookies to Taste of Belgium. Admission is a little steep ($60 at the door for non-members), but you'll leave with your left brain and stomach both very satisfied. Admission after the reception is free. Get details here.
The opening reception kicks off at 8 p.m. In addition to checking out the artwork, electronic musician/wizard Dan Deacon will perform 8-9 p.m. If you haven't heard of him, here's a preview:
If you didn't score tickets to tonight's sold out Black Keys show, there are plenty of other music options. Eli's BBQ on Riverside Drive hosts Downtown Country Band tonight at 10 p.m. Tickets are $12. And really, any concert that also features barbecue is probably a sure bet. The Harlequins hosts an album release show Saturday at Mayday in Northside. Peep our interview with the crew. There are tons of other live music shows this weekend. Find them all on our music blog.
The Heights Music Festival (formerly Clifton Heights Music Festival, launched in 2009) kicks off tonight with more than 70 bands (and some comedy sets) at five venues within walking distance around Clifton Heights. Rohs Street Café, Baba Budan's, Mac's, Christy's and Roxx Electrocafe all host performances beginning at 7 p.m. tonight and starting at 3 p.m. tomorrow afternoon through the night. Tickets are $8 for just tonight, $5 for tomorrow's daytime shows or $12 for the whole weekend. Go here for lineup details and more information.
iconic Cincinnati-based artist Charley Harper passed away almost five years
ago, his artwork is as recognizable now than ever. His modernist depictions of
nature and wildlife still cover the walls of fans young and old. Mary Ran
Gallery is currently holding an exhibit and sale of Harper's vintage signed and
numbered prints. Stop by the Hyde Park gallery, peep some of his colorful works
and walk away with one of your own. Find details here.
TEDxCincinnatiChange is the first of many TED events to hit the Tri-state this spring. Saturday's theme is "Big Picture, Small Details," set to examine issues with global and local impact and zeroing in on small details to make big ideas work. This a satellite event of a national TEDxChange, which marks a partnership between TED (Technology, Entertainments and Design) and the Melinda Gates Foundation. The Cincinnati event will kick off with a live streaming of a TEDxChange talk from Berlin. Speakers and performers include filmmakers Andrea Sisson and Peter Ohs, True Body Project founder Stacy Sims, taste of Beligum's Jean-Francois Flechet and many more. The event is currently sold out, but go here to find other upcoming TED events.
Rumspringa is a rite of passage when Amish adolescents can leave their community and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere prior to deciding to be baptized or to leave the Amish church. In popular culture, those participating in Rumspringa are often portrayed as hardcore partiers, swapping their values and traditional garb for booze and sex (but in actuality, it's not so drastic – most choose to continue being Amish). Saturday, Mayday presents its annual Rumspringa Beer and Sausage Fest. Rock out like it's your only chance to do so and enjoy Amish-inspired delights like beerwurst, bangers, homemade mustards and more beer than you can shake a buckled shoe at. Remember to call a designated carriage driver! The fun starts at 4 p.m.
OTR A.D.O.P.T. is an organization that helps match prospective home/business owners renovate deteriorating historic buildings in Over-the-Rhine. Saturday, Neon's Unplugged hosts a benefit for the organization, inviting you to Partly Like it's 1869! Learn about the organization and how to get involved while celebrating the eclectic neighborhood. Costumes are encourage, so sport your favorite hoop skirt or suspenders and capture your look in a photo booth. A $5 donation gets you in; enjoy old timey drink specials from 8 p.m.-1 a.m.
Check our full To Do page for more arts and events, follow our music blog for this weekend's shows and find theater recommendations here. And Happy Zombie Jesus Day!
Dayton's Ruckus Roboticus is currently featured on MTVu.com as one of this week's "Best Freshman Videos." The funky Hip Hop bot's "Take Me To The Disco" Video, featuring local actors, is vying for a spot in MTVu's permanent rotation. To celebrate the vid's lead in votes, the crew invites everyone to happy hour at the Moerlein Lager House. Enjoy cheap drinks and a vote-a-thon — bring your smartphones and other space devices beginning at 5:30 p.m. Voting for the video continues through Friday.
Support the Junior League of Cincinnati while checking out a sweet showcase tonight at Scene Ultra Lounge. JLC's "I Want Candy" fashion show will feature items from Knickers XY and Fetish Boutique, hairstyles by High Five Salon and Bobbi Brown cosmetics from Saks Fifth Avenue. Ten bucks gets you in the door; the show begins at 9 p.m.
Check out our To Do page for art exhibits, theater shows and other events happening tonight and follow our music blog for nightly club shows and concerts.
Raise money for the United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Cincinnati while chasing a pack of stone-cold foxes? You can be a part of the fun at tonight's Fox and Hound 5K at Sawyer Point. The race combines fundraising, running, walking and flirting for participants of all athletic abilities. Here's the deal: The "hounds" (fellas) will chase the "foxes" (ladies), who get a five-minute head start for the race. Pairs of men and women can also compete to become top foxes and hounds. For those who haven't yet registered, it's $45 for the race, after-party admission, a T-shirt and chip timing (if available). Registration opens at 6 p.m.; the race starts at 7. Stick around post-race for an after-party at the park's Cincinnatus Sculpture.
The Cincinnati USA Music Heritage Foundation (CUMHF) presents a celebration for the limited-edition digital EP/art package of Come Play The Lost Notebooks of Hank Williams tonight at the CUMHF's (as well as CityBeat's) HQ, 811 Race St. The EP is $20; admission is a $5 donation to the foundation for non-members (or free to those who buy the EP). Guests will also get to see a video of the "Guitar Army" that performed at the 60th anniversary of the "Train Kept A-Rollin'" recording, last summer on Fountain Square. Doors open at 7 p.m.
Over at Washington Park, The Chris Comer Trio performs as part of the weekly Jazz in the Park series. Music runs 7-9 p.m. While you're there, peep the sand volleyball court being set up for tomorrow's AVP Cincinnati Open kick-off. Volleyball players fresh off the boat from London's Summer Olympics will play 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Friday-Saturday and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday. Find tickets here.
As September approaches and summer winds down, two additional free, weekly events come to an end tonight.
It's Commonly Jazz welcomes the Mike Wade Septet featuring Steve Wilson to Eden Park Seasongood Pavilion. The free concert runs 6-8 p.m.
Salsa on the Square goes out with a bang tonight with music from Tropicoso (the group behind Latin Monday Nights at The Mad Frog). Learn to dance from Salsa pros or watch the fun while enjoying a cold beer. If you haven't shown off your dance skills yet, strut your stuff on Fountain Square from 7-10 p.m.
Looking for a spot to grab dinner or drinks? We suggest Lavomatic, the recently made-over café in The Gateway Quarter. Check out this week's review here.
Music Hall will come to life this weekend. Thanks to a collaboration between Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Landor Associates and funding from local organizations, the Cincy landmark will be part of LumenoCity, a first-of-its-kind multimedia performance in Washington Park Saturday and Sunday. Many details of the performance won't be revealed until the show, but we know it involves live orchestra music set to a process called architectural mapping — where three-dimensional graphics are projected onto a building's surface, interacting with its architectural details, causing the building to illuminate and appear in motion. This process of mapping has been done before (just check out the video below), but never like what we'll see this weekend.
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marks Maestro Louis
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place at 8:30 p.m. in Washington Park Saturday and Sunday. Bring your own
seating. Read more about the event here.
Newly opened OTR brewery Rhinegeist unveils its limited edition Saber Tooth Tiger IPA with a celebration Saturday. This Imperial IPA is the brewery's first "Rarity," meaning they'll brew it only once and have a limited amount. Admission to the release party is $10 and includes a goblet with 12 oz. of STT and guaranteed option to purchase a 32 oz. growler of the IPA. There will also be local food vendors, live music, merch for purch(ase) and more. The event runs 5-10 p.m. Saturday. Buy tickets here.
The city's definitely got a case of the blues this weekend with Cincy Blues Fest at Sawyer Point Friday-Saturday and Findlay Market's Blue BBQ Sunday. The Cincy Blues Society's CBF turns 21 this year, bringing dozens of Blues acts from around the country. Check out our preview here.
From noon-4 p.m. Sunday, Findlay Market's eighth annual Blue BBQ brings local Blues musicians together with delicious barbeque from Eli's BBQ, Velvet Smoke and other area restaurants. Go here for more info.
It's an end of a sweaty era Saturday as Northside Tavern holds the final Dance_MF EVER. Projectmill's monthly first Saturday dance party has been going strong for five years, steaming up the Tavern's back room and even taking to the high seas (or at least the Ohio River) for a couple RiverDance_MF events on a boat. So limber up, drink up and dance your ass off one last time, starting at 10 p.m.
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The City Flea moves from Washington Park to Northside's American Can Lofts Saturday with Factory Flea. Shop for all the vintage items, furniture, artwork and other goodies City Flea fans have come to expect in the ground-floor interior space of the American Can building. Food trucks and other vendors will also be on-site outside. The Factory Flea runs 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
If you're looking for a few good books to curl up with this fall, swing by Duke Energy Convention Center Saturday for Books By The Banks. Bibliophiles of all sorts can meet more than 100 local, regional and national authors, purchase a wide variety of books, sit in on panel sessions and even check out cooking demos. There's also a kids' corner for young readers to enjoy storytime, performances and more. Admission is free; find details here.
With Halloween around the corner and The Walking Dead having just premiered, it's the perfect time for Saturday's Cincinnati Zombie Walk. Hoards of local undead (well, people in zombie makeup) will meet at The Freedom Center at 7:30 p.m. then split into two routes winding around downtown and meeting back up at Fountain Square, where a free after-party will take place from 9:30-11:30 p.m. The crawl is free, but all are encouraged to bring a canned good or two to donate to the Freestore Foodbank. Donations will be collected at the beginning of the crawl and on Fountain Square.
Cincinnati Open Design Event (CODE) is an inaugural showcase of local style-, consumer- and entertainment-based design. The event kicked off Wednesday and continues Friday and Saturday with panel discussions on each aspect of design, happy hour events and more, all culminating with Saturday's Freelance Market (11 a.m.-4 p.m.) and the Chaser Finale fashion show (7-10 p.m.) featuring designs by Amy Kirchen, Kristy Nguyen, Jovani and Project Runway's Althea Harper.
Find more arts, theater and other events happening this weekend here. Looking to get in the Halloween spirit this weekend? Peep this week's ScaryBeat for haunted house reviews and top picks for seasonal haunts and jaunts around town.
Park+Vine's Vegan Slowcooker Throwdown, scheduled for tonight, has been postponed. Check their calendar or follow P+V on Facebook for updates. You can still celebrate meatless Monday by grabbing lunch or items to make dinner at the green general store.
If you're still experiencing some residual St. Patrick's Day drinking enthusiasm, Northside's Mayday presents Monday Mayhem each week – stop by between 4 p.m.-midnight and grab a dog and a draft for under eight bucks. Mayday's gourmet hot dogs are served on homemade pretzel buns with delicious, unique toppings. And their beer selection is killer. Or stop by Milton's on Prospect Hill for Vinyl Club. Bring your records to share or have a DJ spin 'em for you while you enjoy a drink. The night starts at 10 p.m.
Later tonight, Cincinnati native Geoff Tate will appear on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson. The comedian offers a storytelling style and has been compared to the late, great Mitch Hedberg. Tune into CBS at 12:35 a.m.
Follow our music blog and To Do page for more nightly events.
Whether or not the weather wants to cooperate, it's spring, dammit. So, this weekend, grab a popsicle, throw on your Easter best, go play in a park and celebrate the season — even if you have to do it while wearing a sweater.
Local small-batch gourmet popsiclery streetpops opens for the season this Final Friday. Swing by the storefront at 1437 Main Street beginning at 5 p.m. for music, a photobooth, sammies from C'est Cheese and, of course, delicious and unique frozen treats. The pop shop will subsequently be open 1-6 p.m. Thursday-Sunday and the streetpops cart will make an appearance at various farmers markets and events through fall.
You probably won't be able to pass a yard or park this weekend without seeing neon, plastic orbs dotting the grass — it's Easter egg huntin' time, y'all! The newest community hunt goes down at Washington Park Saturday from 10 a.m.-noon.
Local comedy troupe OTRimprov presents "The Chronicle" Saturday at Know Theatre. The improvisational comics will take "themes, ideas, characters, words and scenarios from guest storytellers and turn them into a beautifully chaotic series of improvised scenes." Tickets are just $5 and can be purchased here.
If you're looking for new places to check out, eat, drink, shop or play, be ruse to read our Best of Cincinnati issue. From Best Burger to Best New Bar to Best Bookstore, you voted and the results are in. And don't forget our staff picks — we have pretty good taste, too.
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Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc. (NASDAQ:GMCR - 40.36) has been targeted by short-term call buyers today, as traders are scooping up the stock's front-month contracts.
So far today, GMCR has seen about 8,600 calls cross the tape, versus the roughly 5,600 GMCR puts exchanged. Attracting notable attention are the January 2013 45-strike calls, which have seen around 2,500 options change hands. The majority of the calls traded at the ask price, and implied volatility was last seen almost 1 percentage point higher, suggesting new positions are being initiated here today. By purchasing these calls, speculators are looking for GMCR to find its way atop $45.56 -- the strike plus the volume-weighted average price (VWAP) of $0.56 -- by Jan. 18.
Today's optimistic betting might appear to be a tall task for GMCR, but a closer look at the charts reveals an impressive rebound is in the works. On a relative-strength basis, the stock has outpaced the broader S&P 500 Index (SPX) by 81 percentage points during the past three months. Taking a step back, the coffee maker has rallied some 136% from its 2012 low of $17.11 (tagged on July 23). What's more, after a bullish gap on Nov. 28, the shares leapt atop their 200-day moving average for the first time since mid-October 2011.
Elsewhere on Wall Street, short sellers seem to be loosening their bearish grip on GMCR. Although short interest fell 22.5% during the past two reporting periods, it still accounts for a significant 33% of the security's available float. In fact, it would take almost six sessions for these bearish bets to unwind, at the stock's average pace of trading. Against this backdrop, it's possible that the out-of-the-money call buying is attributable to hedging activity among the shorts.

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PICKERING -- Things are changing rapidly for Chanel Ramcharran, but she is still remaining grounded.
The Pickering teenager will undergo a huge change next fall when she packs up and leaves for Rhode Island, where she will join the Bryant University Bulldogs women's basketball team.
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UPDATED 10:43 PM CDT Jul 07, 2014Local runners want a refund after the out-of-state company canceled the Des Moines event.
Video TranscriptIt's an event local runners forked over big bucks to participate. "Hard charge" is an intense obstacle course designed to put runners in the mud. But the Fargo-based company has ceased all operations, leaving central Iowans demanding a refund. KCCI's Ryan smith is live tonight. There's been virtually no explanation for abruptly canceling the Des Moines event at the cownie soccer complex. Hard charge is out of business and local runners are out the cost of a pricey registration. TAKE PKG Racers plunge through mud, sand, and water on a 4-mile obstacle course. Shellie Pullen says she was convinced Hard Charge would satisfy her new addiction for event runs. 17.33 "I WAS VERY EXCITED ABOUT IT!" But that excitement was short lived. Hard Charge recently sent this email to all local runners registered for the August second race. It reads in part "All current and future events are cancelled... Due to our current financial situation Hard Charge is unable to provide refunds to any athlete who has registered for an event." 19.24 "I DIDN'T BELIEVE IT, ACTUALLY. I WAS LIKE NO THIS CAN'T BE. NOBODY WILL DO THAT TO YOU. AND IT SAID NO REFUNDS." The race wasn't cheap. $65 dollars for registration and a $12 dollar mandatory insurance fee. 19.43 "THEN I GOT MAD." Steve Bobenhouse has organized locally- operated races for more than 30 years. "IT'S PRETTY EASY WHEN YOU'RE OUT OF STATE AND MOVING AROUND LIKE THEY ARE TO JUST KIND OF DISSOLVE AND BE VERY HARD TO TRACK THEM DOWN." After dissolving its operations, Hard Charge left virtually no answers on its web site. Now - Pullen says she's only going to gear up only for locally- operated races. 20.56 "I DEFINITELY WILL RESEARCH QUITE A BIT. I MIGHT NOT SIGN UP AS EARLY AS I DO. We attempted to reach out to Hard Charge for comment... But there is no longer any contact information listed on its web site. The company did send out a second email July third stating it is working to arrange a comparable race transfer for paid registrants. Thanks, Ryan.
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Top 10: Greatest FA Cup finals - 6 - Crystal Palace 3 Manchester United 3 - 1990
The newly all-seated Wembley was graced by Manchester United with under-pressure manager Alex Ferguson and Crystal Palace managed by former United star Steve Coppell.
Palace sensationally reached the final after a 4-3 win over Liverpool, United had reached Wembley in unconvincing fashion having came close to elimination in the third round against Nottingham Forest.
Gary O'Reilly headed the Eagles ahead from a corner but United managed to equalise through Bryan Robson ten minutes before the break.
Just after the hour mark United took the lead, Mark Hughes burying from eight yards.
Substitute Ian Wright levelled the game for Palace, before Robson turned the ball onto the post in the 90th minute but the game went to extra-time.
Wright was once again the man of the moment, the England striker outstretched Steve Bruce and volleyed in to put Palace ahead.
With seven minutes left Danny Wallace set up Hughes to put the ball past Nigel Martyn to equalise.
The game ended in a draw and forced a replay, the second part of the final was significantly less exciting, United winning a bad-tempered encounter 1-0.
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Originally posted by ShakyMo That is just semantics. I don't really care what you call them. This, and other gaming site (like massively) is calling WOW, DCUO, DDO, ... MMOs .. so i will use that label for convenience. When you convince the gaming public that TOR and WOW should be called ODGs, i will use that label. I like to talk about specific games, not labels. |
Originally posted by nariusseldon The problem is not with the phrase "they should be a game first", but with your understanding of the word game and fun, which seems to me quite narrow. What you are essentially arguing is that the quality of the slot machine is the most important asset and things like actually winning money , the lights, free drinks and overall atmosphere of the casino are irrelevant. Which they arent, otherwise most of us would have their slot machine at home (if you dont argue that i am writing this on one :) ) and casinos would run out of business. The end result is always a combination of factors, even in diablo we have atmosphere, story (... vision milky then eyes rot ...), skill, stat and item metagames which complement and not disrupt each other, which in my opinion is the most important factor. Flame on! :) |
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What i am arguing is that if certain features (like i am forced to spend 20 min traveling before fighting in a dungeon) do not add fun to me, then i do not want it in my game. It is a feature by feature determination. No one says atmosphere and story are not important. But i do enjoy the combat and progression first and foremost. And why do you think i play MMOs and put up with some of the slower aspect of it? That is because i took the whole picture into account. I can't completely get rid of walking if i like the wow classes, right? |
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Originally posted by Cephus404 That is where some of us differs from the rest. There are tons of games out there and you, and I, can play those. MMORPGs were supposed to be beyond that so that they are no longer just games but virtual worlds first. And evolution of gaming so to speak. But like I said, there is no reason why you cant have both games and virtual worlds. Me personally have been playing games for over 25 years and I want something different, as well. I want games to evolve. |
Originally posted by strangiato2112 So full of life? Are you joking? Give me a game like SWG where at least I could find other players in a tavern, where they had an actual reason for existing, instead of just wandering into one once to pick up the "point of interest" then never visit it again. Perhaps having a tavern as an actual gathering place for players. Instead of spamming zone chat in a city where everyone's standing on top of the bank or something.... That's not what I would consider full of life. Just useless clutter. |
Originally posted by Yamota Why should MMORPG to be "beyond" that .. just because they have worlds? Skyrim has a world too .. and it is jsut a RPG. MMORPGs are entertainment product. I judge them as such and compete with other forms of entertainment. No more and no less. |
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Originally posted by nariusseldon No I am basing my view on UO and how Richard Garriot and his team tried to create a game where you was one in a persistant virtual world of thousands of others and not the central hero as in other games. And yes they are still entertainment but taking it to the other level. Games where you are the central hero has existed for decades in a million of forms. MMORPGs, or rather UO and a handful of other MMORPGs, tried to take it to the next level. Less or more entertaining? That is entirely subjective, some people simply dont want to live in a virtual world and be "just" uncle owen (or Luke if he is good enough) but some people do. Problem is that now the genre has been flooded with MMORPGS which play more or less like a single player game with the only difference being is that you play on a central server. That is not what MMORPGs were about. Not in my opinion anyway. |
Originally posted by Yamota UO and a handful of other MMORPGs, tried to take it to the next level. There is no "other level", "higher level", "next level" or anything like that. There is no spoon! I skate to where the puck is going to be, not where it has been -Wayne Gretzky |
Ultima 7 has more world than many MMORPGs.
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Originally posted by Quirhid What a terribly limited understanding you have on how everything works. There's always the next level with anything. Just because you cannot see it or do not want to see it, doesn't change this reality. You and Matt Firor should do tea sometime. Now that would be an exciting conversation ;) "Mr. Rothstein, your people never will understand... the way it works out here. You're all just our guests. But you act like you're at home. Let me tell you something, partner. You ain't home. But that's where we're gonna send you if it harelips the governor." - Pat Webb |
Originally posted by Yamota You are totally right on that fact that entertaining is totally subjective. Dishonored .. a level base stealth game is 100x more fun to me than UO & EQ combined. I doubt i would ever choose a vritual world game over it, or diablo 3, or borderlands 2, or Deus Ex. Now the phenomenon of MMO being flooded with lobby based games (like be fair, wow is not like a SP game, it is more like Diablo with slower but co-op combat) is totally driven by the market. What a genre is about often changes. This is one of those. If you want to call the new crop of MMOs a new name, that is ok too but i doubt if the old style one virtual world type MMO will ever be popular again. |
Originally posted by Yamota I don't buy for a second that MMOs were "supposed to be" anything. They're not magical. They're not special. They're just games. This whole thing reminds me of the geeks who wanted to put on VR goggles (or plug their brains into a computer) and never have to come out to deal with the real world again. That is beyond immature and ridiculous. Live in the real world. And while no, there is no reason why you can't have both, a game exists, like any other product, based on it's ability to make money for the manufacturer. If you want there to be virtual worlds, you need to demonstrate that there is a significant market for such a product, who would pay for, not only the initial box sales but the long-term monthly fees. Developers, though, have not been convinced that such is the case or they'd already be making such things. Until they are convinced, and that takes hundreds of thousands of people demanding that kind of game specifically, you're just not going to see them, nor should you. Games take money to make and must make money to continue to be made. That's how capitalism works. Played: UO, EQ, WoW, DDO, SWG, AO, CoH, EvE, TR, AoC, GW, GA, Aion, Allods, lots more |
Originally posted by nariusseldon I agree with you. To be honest, if there was a never-ending supply of high-end, long-lasting single-player games out there, games like Skyrim or Fallout 3, I'd probably never install an MMO again. However, good SP games, like good MMOs seem to be few and far between and most SP games just don't last that long. In the past month alone, I've gone through and replayed a lot of them end to end, including Crysis, Bulletstorm and Black Mesa. That's three complete games, played by someone who has very little time to play, finished in less than 30 days. It's no wonder some of us have to jump on the MMO bandwagon just to have something to do between worthwhile SP games. Now I'm trying to decide if I want to play through the Serious Sam trilogy again or maybe the single-player missions on one of the CoDs. Decisions, decisions... Played: UO, EQ, WoW, DDO, SWG, AO, CoH, EvE, TR, AoC, GW, GA, Aion, Allods, lots more |
Originally posted by Cephus404 I would disagree on one point though. Long-lasting is not necessarily better. I like Dishonored MUCH better than Skyrim because it does not drone on and on, and you get to see the ending (which is great) and now i can play more games. Skyrim just took too long. The only type of games that i can play for long term (>3 months) is those where combat itself is fun enough that i don't mind a lot of repetition, and there is enough progression (like Diablo 3 or Borderlands). Skyrim's combat is pretty meh compared to those. Skyrim combat is not even as interesting as WOW, from my point of view. Actually i think there are many good SP games, and i never have enough time to play them all .. just a few series that i like: - Diablo, of course. - Borderland (haven't finished 2 yet) - Dishonored (very good new entry) - Deus Ex - COD - Dead Space (amazing series) - Spec Ops (way under-rated game) - Bioshock (of course) - Red Faction .... and i haven't even listed the smaller games like TL2 or infinity blade. Gaming is pretty good. |
I really enjoyed Skyrim. I didn't think the story or combat system were particularly great, and the characters you meet are very shallow. But the world they've scupted is fantastic, with great attention to detail. It was a joy to explore and behold.
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What we need are more games like Atlantica Online , but without the need of putting a few thousand dollars in a cash shop to be able to enjoy the game pass level 90. Besides Fairy Land and Atlantica Online , I don't know of any games with a turn based fighting system like old school Final Fantasy games.
Originally posted by Axxar It was fun for me for a while .. but it got too repetitive and traveling became a chore. Thus, i never finish it. I prefer games like Deus Ex or Dishonored where the core gameplay is fun, and interesting things happen all the time. |
I think there is a bigger majority who like "games" such as halo, mario, etc because they don't really need to think. The story is thought out for them so they just do as they are told. When people play games they want to relax and I think thats why people prefer these types of games instead of open world.


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We sell direct, in quarters, halves, and now in cuts as well. Our beef is harvested humanely and locally, and it's dressed locally by butcher shops with deep history in the Sonoma County community.
As a buyer, you get an amazing deal. It works for us because we can keep things simple and keep our business local, and it works for you because it's healthy, clean, and economical.
A quarter of good dry-aged Angus beef usually weighs about 150-170 pounds hanging, prior to being cut and wrapped. They're technically called "split-quarters" because the cuts from the front and hind areas are divided up evenly.
This translates to about four cubic feet of meat (roughly four file boxes or three big reusable banana boxes), and it generally means you need to plan ahead. The beef comes to you in banana boxes, which are bigger than file boxes; I say file boxes to give a reference point. You can split it with friends or family, or you can make sure you have room in a chest freezer. It's too much for a standard freezer, and it comes frozen.
We harvest seasonally, but we have cuts available all year round. Beef comes frozen and packed in individually labeled cuts. Call us or email us for prices on individual cuts - everything from luscious steaks and roasts to the best ground beef you've ever tasted. And don't forget cuts like shanks and brisket - hard to find in grass-fed and so very delicious!
Beef Cost: $4/lb hanging (gross) weight Harvester Fee: $25 Butcher Fee: 89 cents/lb
You can expect your quarter to weigh about 150-170 lbs hanging, which would break down as follows, more or less:
Beef Cost: $600-680 Harvester Fee: $25 (100/4) Butcher Fee: $133-$151
Beef Cost and Harvester Fee are payable to Freestone Ranch; Butcher Fee is payable directly to the butcher when you pick up your beef. There are three custom butchers in Sonoma County; all are excellent, and all will need to confirm your cut and wrap preferences prior to pickup. We can direct you to them, and they can help you choose the cuts that will work best for your family.
Your total will depend on the precise weight of your quarter, which will vary a bit. What you take home from the butcher will weigh about 105-130 lbs cut (net). Note that hanging weight (gross) includes organs, bones, and and other parts that are not included in the meat you pick up.
Estimated Total: $758-$856
This estimate breaks down to approximately $6.70/lb across all cuts: everything from steaks and roasts to the best ground beef you've ever tasted.
It also includes cuts that may be new to you, soup bones, and organ meats if you want them. You will need to request organ meats with the butcher if you want them included. All these details and more are covered in our cut/wrap survey.
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No, thank you, François, I don't need to sit down right now. Yes, I see that the tables are free. That's because our guests haven't arrived yet. Quoi? Ah, I see. You're wondering why I am wandering around with this notebook in my hands and not taking a moment to sit down. The reason is simple, mon ami. I've installed wireless access points in each wing of the wine cellar so we and our guests can have wireless access. I'm wandering around with my notebook to check signal strength. I want to make sure that no matter where our guests make themselves comfortable, they have access.
Welcome, mes amis, to Chez Marcel, home to the finest in Linux cooking, a superb wine cellar and, now, wireless Internet access. Please sit and make yourselves comfortable. François, head down to the wine cellar and bring back the 1998 Eden Valley Riesling from Australia, immédiatement!
Before you came in, mes amis, I was busy making sure that wireless access was available in all parts of the restaurant. In the case of a classic, wired network card, a little light let you know whether you actually were plugged in to the network. This isn't always so cut and dry with wireless cards. Factors such as distance, signal strength and even the location of access points dictate what kind of service you can expect. That's all fine, if you have that information at your disposal.
The tools on today's menu offer a variety of approaches to providing wireless card information, from signal strength to access-point availability. A number of these applications' authors thank Jean Tourrilhes for his work on the Linux kernel wireless extensions, so I take a moment here to thank him as well. As François pours the wine, it's time to sample the first item on today's menu.
As I've mentioned in the past, I'm rather fond of WindowMaker dock apps, those self-contained programs that take up so little room on the desktop. Consequently, I have three such apps for you starting with Jess Mahan's WmWiFi (Figure 1). This little WindowMaker application caught my eye partly, I suppose, because it looks a little like the signal meter on my old cell phone. When you download it (see the on-line Resources section), you can choose from Debian packages as well as the source. Building the package from source requires your old friend, the extract and build five-step:
tar -xzvf wmwifi-0.4.tar.gz cd wmwifi-0.4 ./configure make su -c "make install"
To run it, you can type wmwifi at the command line and leave it at that, but you may find that it doesn't appear too easily if you aren't running WindowMaker. Try this command instead, wmwifi -bw. The -bw, if you are curious, stands for broken window manager. Never let it be said that Jess Mahan did not have a sense of humor. Incidentally, the gray background is WmWiFi's default appearance, but clicking on the dock app turns on the backlight, which then glows LCD green.
In a similar vein, Carsten Schrmann's wmWAVE (now maintained by Jens Schrmann) offers a nice compact signal strength meter for your wireless card, plus a little bit more. There's also an overall link quality reading and a reading on the noise level. Building this app is easy. Simply extract the tarred and gzipped bundle, type make and make install. To run wmWAVE, execute the binary called wmwave
The third of my WindowMaker apps is Ico Doornekamp's wmifinfo. Unlike the others, this isn't strictly a wireless application. Instead, it automatically detects all of your network interfaces and provides information on each one. With a wireless card, it also displays a signal strength meter at the bottom of the dock app itself. See Resources for the source for wmifinfo.
Once again, this is an easy build: simply extract, type make and make install. To run it, type the command wmifinfo. If you are fond of the gray LCD look, use the wmifinfo -l option. To switch between interfaces, if you have multiple cards, left-click on the dock app. By using the -i option, you can specify a certain interface with which to start (wmifinfo -i eth0).
Longtime command-line fans such as myself always are excited about finding a nongraphical application that does a great job and manages to do it with style. Jan Morgenstern's wavemon is such an application. In a single ncurses display, wavemon offers a great deal of network information, including signal, noise and quality levels. The information is displayed in a dynamic bar graph; see Figure 2. wavemon also includes a histogram view and onscreen configuration.
Building wavemon is the classic extract and build five-step again. To run wavemon, type wavemon at the command line. When the display starts up, you should see the summary information screen, which includes signal levels, TCP statistics, information on mode, encryption, bitrate, your access point, local network card and more. All of the functions are controlled with function keys. To switch to the histogram view, press F2 and then F1 to return to the summary screen. The configuration screen is accessed by pressing F7. Reminders about each function key's function are at the bottom of the screen.
With the release of KDE 3.2, users of the popular desktop environment will find a nice new application called KWiFiManager. This application, written by Stefan Winter, provides signal and quality information like the programs previously mentioned, but there is much more to KWiFiManager. It also makes it possible to maintain up to four different configurations. The road warriors among you who move from office to office should find this one particularly useful.
KWiFiManager may not be installed by default. The easiest way to check is either to look in your KDE menu or simply type kwifimanager to start the program.
When KWiFiManager starts, it displays a basic status window showing signal strength, connection speed, access point, local IP address and the frequency of the channel. Depending on the actual strength of the connection, you see words like TOP, EXCELLENT or ULTIMATE accompanying the numeric signal strength indicator. You also see a small icon in your system tray with a numeric and graphical signal quality indicator. Click File on the menu bar and select Connection statistics for a graph of signal quality over time (Figure 3).
For those who feel cheated that computers aren't providing all the lights, beeps and science-fiction noises technology promised, KWiFiManager has an audible feature to satisfy that craving. A beeping tone that increases or decreases in pitch with the signal can be turned on. Click Config on the KWiFiManager menu bar and select Acoustic Scanning. I warn you, mes amis, that you may find this becomes tedious pretty quickly, but it is fun for short periods.
KWiFiManager goes well beyond being a signal strength meter. It can help simplify your network configurations by providing automatic connections to the various networks you may encounter. Click Config on the menu bar and select Configuration Editor. At first, you are asked to enter the root password and then a somewhat larger window appears.
Along the top, you see four tabs labeled Config1 through Config4. Each of these areas allows you to prepare a configuration based on whatever network you are going to be accessing, whether at home or on the road. I tell you about these settings in a moment, but first I want to direct your attention to the bottom of the KWiFiManager window. There's a check box to allow you to Load preset configuration on KDE startup. If you check that box, you can select one of your four configurations as the default. If you generally are in your office when you start your notebook, you can select that as your default network setup for whenever you log in.
Now, back to the rest of these settings. The most basic aspect to each of these configurations is right at the top, the Network name. Each of the four configurations can have a network name associated with it that is specified in your access point. If you want KDE to activate your interface and connect you to whatever network is available, enter ANY as the network name. Off to the right of that, you can select the connection speed. I personally leave this set to Auto.
Right below these settings is a field labeled Execute script on connect. This can be any kind of a program you want to run, including a script. Perhaps you'd like to play a tune or have your system suggest a wine. I want to run custom firewall scripts depending on where I am and what services I like to make available on the network in question. Speaking of security, a little further down, you should see a check box labeled Use cryptography. If you are using a wireless access point with WEP encryption, make sure this box is checked. Some new fields appear in the application window where you can specify and enter your key passphrase information. Click OK (or Apply if you want to keep making changes) and you are done.
Incidentally, you also can access this configuration dialog through the KDE control center; the program name is kcontrol. Look under the control center's Internet menu.
Once again, mes amis, closing time has arrived all too quickly, but Chez Marcel is never too strict with the hours. Enjoy a final glass of wine and enjoy the wireless access. Until next time, mes amis, let us all drink to one another's health. A votre santé Bon appétit!
Resources for this article: /article/7643.
Marcel Gagné (firstname.lastname@example.com) lives in Mississauga, Ontario. He is the author of Moving to Linux: Kiss the Blue Screen of Death Goodbye! (ISBN 0-321-15998-5) from Addison Wesley. His first book is the highly acclaimed Linux System Administration: A User's Guide (ISBN 0-201-71934-7). In real life, he is president of Salmar Consulting, Inc., a systems integration and network consulting firm.
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Excellent article. I didn't know this kind of tools were available for Linux too. I hope the major distributions will pick these up soon.
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They have, for awhile now. Or at least SUSE has.
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Well, kwifimanager does not work with Suse 9.1.
Too bad because it is a nice tool. I used to use it with Debian and it is one of those tools that are terribly useful
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Actually KWiFiManager does work with SUSE Linux 9.1 Professional Edition and I thought for SUSE Linux 9.1 Personal Edition as well.
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It appears that it doesn't work with Suse 9.2 professional
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Longtooth said, "I actually heard of one gentleman that cleans his carry weapon before leaving the range."
Well, that describes me, except no one thinks I'm a gentleman.
I clean my carry pistol, a CZ75B, at the range before I leave - just because I don't want a pistol that smells like it was just fired in my holster, if I get stopped on my way home (and there was an incident of some sort and the police are looking for a bad guy).
I shoot a Smith .22 pistol a lot, and my Springfield .45 a lot, but only at the range and don't carry them - they are cased, in a range bag, for transportation. A pretty good Bullseye shooter, with a lot of experience with the .45, told me to clean it every 2-300 rounds and not be so serious about cleaning it after every trip to the range. His advice seems to work ok.
A pistol in your holster needs to be reliable and ready to go, with no excuses. Clean yours as much or as little as you are comfortable with.


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