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Uri replaces %20 with space
My problem is that I have a url as a string:
Then I have to make a Uri from it in order to pass as a parameter to the WebClient.But the Uri converts it to
http://server/foldername with space/picture.jpg.
And of course I cannot download the picture using this Uri.
Any idea how to resolve this?
Thank you in advance,
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I tried this HtmlPage.Window.Navigate(new Uri("http://projectsilverlight.blogspot.com/search?q=deep%20zoom"), "_newWindow"); and it worked beautifully. A new window got invoked with the following URL: http://projectsilverlight.blogspot.com/search?q=deep%20zoom (retained the %20).
This worked fine as well:
String str = "http://projectsilverlight.blogspot.com/search?q=deep%20zoom";
HtmlPage.Window.Navigate(new Uri(str), "_newWindow");
Do you have a specific example to illustrate your problem?
Hope this helps!
Wilfred Pinto
Thank you for your reply.
I tried your example, it worked. One thing that I noticed is that you navigate to that Uri it doesn't matter if it replaces the spaces or not because the browser will replace it anyway.But I am using the Uri for downloading with Webclient.
In case of your example I have also seen that the Uri replaces the %20 with space..
I can show my case of course:
The server is a local Sharepoint server..
Uri u = new Uri(url);
I have tried setting the UriKind to Absolute but there was no difference in the result Uri.
Any idea?
You are absolutely right! The Uri object does convert %20 to a space.
As you mentioned, the reason it is working in the browser is because the browser converts a space to %20.
If there is no workaround for this, it would definitely be a showstopper. You should definitely post this in the 'Report a Bug' section if you do not get a solution soon.
Hello, this is by design. Uri's constructor will decode the uriString parameter. This behavior is consistent with desktop .NET. But this should not introduce any problems. I haven't tried SharePoint. But I tried a WCF REST service. I used this url with a WebClient:
It is replaced by:
http://localhost:25784/URIEncoding_Web/Service with space.svc/DoWork
But the runtime will point to the correct address, and I got the correct result.
Thank you.
I got your point with the consistency.
I am sure that this is not working for Sharepoint. There is no problem with calling the service from Sharepoint, that doesn't have spaces in it. The problem is when downloading something from a folder or list which has spaces.
Isn't there any setting for the Uri so I can keep the %20-s?
Or another solution would be for me if I could use the DownloadProgressChanged eventhandler of an Image. But it seemed I cannot. Why?


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Florida's inability to close out the end of the first of the half and the end of the game proved costly in its 65-64 last-second loss to the Wildcats at the McKale Center.
The Gators were outscored a combined 15-0 in the final 1:19 of the first half and 57 seconds of the second half. During both ill-fated stretches, the Gators combined to commit five turnovers and only got one shot attempt to the basket.
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"To make up the difference, the local contribution will rise to $547,685 per year from 2014 to 2019, according to Rich Johnson, a member of the development authority board who served as its chairman during the Redskins deal. The initial shortfall and increase in subsequent years is allowed under the agreement, though the contract with the team states that any deficiency after the first year may constitute a default. That would allow the team to terminate the deal, but local officials say they are confident they can meet the obligation in the future." http://bit.ly/1gb9FfH
FEDS LOOK INTO MARYLAND HEALTH EXCHANGE: Basically, what happened?, per the Baltimore Sun, "A federal inspector general is launching a review into what went wrong with Maryland's health insurance exchange, the first examination focused specifically on how millions of dollars in federal money was spent by the state, according to the lawmaker who requested the probe. Rep. Andy Harris, a Baltimore County Republican and vocal opponent of President Barack Obama's health care law, said officials with the inspector general for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services had contacted him and indicated they will look into the creation of the state's glitch-prone exchange.
"The probe, which Harris said would likely begin in a matter of weeks, is the first of its kind to be revealed publicly. It comes days after the U.S. Government Accountability Office said it would review the formation of state-based insurance exchanges — though experts say an inspector general's examination is usually more exhaustive and specific. State legislators also are scrutinizing problems with Maryland's online exchange, which crashed on its first day last fall and has had continued problems, including feuding contractors and major software issues. The state review is not expected to be completed until mid-2015 — well after this year's gubernatorial primary and general election." http://bsun.md/1lmH73R
MEANWHILE: Vets and Medicaid expansion, per the Virginian-Pilot, "About 21,100 veterans in Virginia and 4,100 of their spouses could qualify for health coverage under Medicaid if lawmakers decide to expand eligibility under the Affordable Care Act, according to estimates. Most of these veterans either haven't enrolled for health care they can receive through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs or they don't qualify for the benefit because they didn't serve for the minimum required amount of time or were dishonorably discharged.
"Some are signed up for VA health care but could use Medicaid as supplemental coverage to more easily see doctors and other providers outside the VA system. "A lot of people assume that if you're a veteran, you have VA health care. And that's simply not the case," said Michael Cassidy, president and CEO of the Commonwealth Institute for Fiscal Analysis, which favors Medicaid expansion and compiled the data. "Closing the coverage gap and extending health coverage to more low-income working folks in our state can include a number of vets because they don't automatically have VA health care." http://bit.ly/1lNmrF2
DEEDS' DEED: For the most part, mission accomplished, per the Roanoke Times, "In the aftermath of a personal tragedy, state Sen. Creigh Deeds came to Richmond in January on a mission to improve Virginia's mental health system. Deeds, D-Bath County, left the Capitol on Saturday after the General Assembly embraced what he described as "a good start." . . .Both houses of the assembly unanimously passed omnibus legislation (SB 260) to help ensure that psychiatric treatment beds are available to individuals in mental health emergencies. Lawmakers also approved a separate measure (SJ 47) that authorizes a four-year, comprehensive study of the mental health system to be overseen by a new joint legislative subcommittee.
"Deeds championed both measures, drawing on his own painful experience trying to navigate a mental health system that he said he believes failed his son. Deeds' 24-year-old son, who had a history of mental illness, took his own life on Nov. 19. A day earlier, Austin "Gus" Deeds had been picked up on an emergency custody order in Bath County and later released because mental health workers could not find an available psychiatric bed before the order's six-hour time limit expired. On the morning of Nov. 19, Gus Deeds stabbed his father multiple times before shooting himself to death." http://bit.ly/1ghYj67
MEANWHILE: Worries of a quick fix, per the Washington Post, ". . . The outcome has left many to wonder whether meaningful, lasting reform will ever happen: If a school shooting couldn't do it, if an attack involving a state lawmaker couldn't do it, then what will? "It is hard not to be skeptical," said James Reinhard, a psychiatrist and former commissioner for the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services. "It is a repeated pattern of making recommendations and getting a little bit of effort that is not sustained."
"Focused on addressing the circumstances of Nov. 18, lawmakers this session voted to give emergency clinicians more time to find a psychiatric bed, and, if one can't be found, to require the state to provide a bed of last resort. They also mandated closer monitoring of court-ordered outpatient treatment and initiated a four-year study of mental-health services to identify additional reforms. Del. David Albo (R-Springfield) said that broader reforms such as serious investment in community services are for future sessions. Advocates for the mentally ill and other experts have long argued that without more services to keep people out of hospitals and give those who are hospitalized a place to go, lawmakers will keep lurching from one crisis to the next." http://wapo.st/1nzntTD
WEST COAST QUAKE: Just the facts, per the San Francisco Chronicle, "A series of earthquakes, including a magnitude-6.9 quake, shook off the coast of Humboldt County on Sunday evening, according to the U.S. Geological Survey's website. A 3.3 quake shook about 40 miles west of Eureka (Humboldt County) at 10:04 p.m., followed 14 minutes by a 6.9 quake, which was centered around the same area at a depth of 4.3 miles, according to the USGS. Within 45 minutes, there were at least six aftershocks with magnitudes ranging from 2.9 to 4.6.
"The Associated Press reported that officials in Humboldt County said there have been no calls about damages or injuries. The National Tsunami Warning Center said on its website there is no tsunami danger for the region." http://bit.ly/Ocd6IA
MALAYSIA AIRLINES FLIGHT: Search continues, per the New York Times, "More than 48 hours after Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 vanished, the mysteries over its fate have only multiplied. The Beijing-bound plane made no distress call, officials said, and the Malaysian authorities suggested it might have even begun to turn back to Kuala Lumpur midflight before it disappeared. Despite an intensive international search in the waters along its scheduled route, there were no confirmed sightings of the plane's wreckage. And electronic booking records showed that the two passengers who were traveling on stolen passports bought their tickets from the same Thai travel agency.
"The seeming security lapse, which Interpol publicly criticized, might have had nothing to do with what happened to the jet and its 239 passengers and crew. Investigators said they were ruling nothing out, including a catastrophic mechanical failure, pilot error, or both. With Malaysian officials refusing to release many details of their investigation and sometimes presenting conflicting information, the families and friends of victims became increasingly frustrated. One woman in Beijing collapsed in tears Sunday night in the hotel ballroom where passengers' relatives were waiting for news. "Why won't anyone tell us anything?" she wailed." http://nyti.ms/O8UHwp
POTUS TAKES HEAT FROM REFORMERS: Of immigration, per The Hill, "Immigration reformers are intensifying their pressure on President Obama to scale back deportations of illegal immigrants. The advocates are urging the administration to expand its deferred action program – which allows some undocumented youngsters to remain in the United States temporarily – to include unthreatening adults.
"While the advocates are quick to blame House Republicans for blocking comprehensive immigration reform legislation, they also maintain that Obama, in his wait for Congress to act, has been too aggressive on deportations at the expense of immigrant families. . . Janet Murguía, head of the National Council of La Raza, also hammered Republicans for refusing to take up a comprehensive bill, saying their claims that Obama wouldn't enforce such a law is merely an excuse not to act. But she also criticized Obama's deportation policies, saying they're unnecessarily tearing apart immigrant families." http://bit.ly/1gjctnv
POLITICO PLAY: "Edward Snowden may be living on the lam in Russia, but he continues to be a lightning rod in American politics. The former government contractor's stolen documents revealing vast amounts of government overreach have damaged poll numbers for defenders of the surveillance programs while handing Republican presidential hopeful Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul a potent wedge issue that threatens to upend his party's traditionally strong national security stance.
"And that's just in nine months. Big Brother critics see a big political payoff if they can keep riding Snowden's coattails. They'll get another opportunity Monday when Snowden is scheduled to address via videoconference the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas. It's a debate that looks like it will endure through 2014 and possibly into 2016 thanks to Paul's White House ambitions and the rhetorical challenges for anyone seen as supporting the National Security Agency." http://politi.co/1hZFEzC
NEW WAY TO COMMUTE: Old idea again appears, per the Frederick News-Post, "Imagine reading the paper (preferably this one!) or a good book on your commute down I-270 instead of staring at the bumper of the car in front of you inching forward interminably. A Montgomery County man is advocating for a light-rail system that he says could make that a reality. George Barsky would like to see a rail line stretch from Shady Grove to Frederick to ease congestion by offering commuters options beyond driving.
"The idea is based on an old proposal from a Montgomery County citizens' committee, the Action Committee for Transit, which would have built a light-rail line from Shady Grove to Clarksburg. That concept was scrapped for the proposed Corridor Cities Transitway, a proposed 9-mile bus rapid transit line from Shady Grove Metrorail station to the Metropolitan Grove MARC station. Barsky seems to consider it a mistake to abandon the idea of light rail." http://bit.ly/PiMO8J
OBIT: Man of many hats, per the Loudoun Times-Mirror, "Dr. Joseph Megeath Rogers, 90, died on Saturday March 8, 2014 at his Hillbrook Farm near Hamilton following a stroke. Physician, farmer, businessman, rural land conservationist, philanthropist and expert horseman, Dr. Rogers was a tireless advocate and practitioner of country living whose contributions in a broad range of interests were largely made quietly and with little fanfare.
"His public persona was most closely connected with remarkable success as an owner, trainer and rider of some of Virginia's most successful steeplechase horses, which ran under his familiar red silks with white cross sash. But his success in that rugged and dangerous sport was merely a visible extension of his commitment to protect Virginia's rural countryside, a life mission he often defined as a moral obligation. In pursuing that connection between equestrian sport and countryside preservation, he was a founder of the Oatlands Point-To-Point of the Loudoun Hunt, as well as of the Morven Park Steeplechase—the latter being the first race meet in the modern history of Virginia to offer pari-mutuel wagering. He was instrumental in the creation of the Goose Creek Historic District, which includes several thousand acres of permanently preserved rural land, and put more than 900 acres of his own farm in preservation easements." http://bit.ly/1i3xBT2
NO BOOTLEGGER: Just lots of taxes, per DCist, "D.C. restaurants can now distill their own liquor, which is a good thing because D.C. really loves it booze. An oversight report from the Office of Chief Financial Officer shows that D.C. took in $49.2 million in tax revenue last year from liquor sales. That's up from $47.3 million in 2012 and $22.4 million in 2009." http://bit.ly/1lLDPdq
D.C. MAYORAL RACE: One reading, per City Paper, "(These) Mayoral Power Rankings are interactive. If Jeff Thompson is charged before the end of the day, just print this blog post out, cut out Vince Gray's entry, and paste it on to the bottom. And check back on LL Tuesday morning, when the campaign finance reports due Monday could upend the rankings." http://bit.ly/1lkITSN
SPORTS, BRIEFLY: In final ACC home game, Maryland beats Virginia 75-69.
TRENDING ON ABC7 FACEBOOK: "A Georgetown University student, Mark Adamsson, has died in the Dominican Republic while on spring break, school officials say. Adamsson was traveling with other Georgetown students, according to an email from Todd A. Olson, Vice President for Student Affairs, to students, faculty, and staff, sent Sunday afternoon." http://wj.la/1cnWb0T
NEWSTALK: Among today's guests (10 a.m., NewsChannel 8) is D.C. Councilman Jack Evans, who will be asked about marijuana reform and his mayoral bid.
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I want to learn how to use air brushing to decorate cake, somebody know where I can learn or if there is books ... I got the air brashing machine, but I do not know how to use it!!!
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Welcome to CC first of all. Why don't you try on youtube. You can learn the basic techniques for airbrushing and apply that to cake decorating.
Start off using some large sheets of butcher paper to practice on, then move on to the cakes.
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July 9, 2014 - Hyderabad
A delegation led by YSRCP senior leader Mysoora Reddy met the State Electoral Officer Ramakanth Reddy on Wednesday and urged him to take action on those officials who supported the ruling party.
Speaking to media, Mysoora Reddy said that the District Collectors and Superintendent of Police of Kurnool, Nellore and Prakasam have totally failed in discharging their duties. He alleged that they were confined to implement the government directions. He said that they have handed over a letter addressed by the party president to the SEC. Mysoora Reddy said that they will be challenging the ZP Chairman of Kurnool in the court.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Vanderbilt soccer sophomore Cheyna Williams was named to the Top Drawer Soccer team of the week, following her performances against Arkansas and Mississippi State.
The forward from Hampton, Ga., scored two goals and had two assists in the overtime loss to the Razorbacks, and picked up the hat-trick along with an assist in the 'Dores first SEC win over the Bulldogs.
Williams now has 15 goals and 5 assists on the season, giving her a total of 35 points. Her 35 points put her at sixth in the nation, and her 2.33 points per game put her at fourth nationally. The sophomore is tied for the conference lead in goals, while also tying for sixth in the country.
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How To Price Several Small Wedding Cakes
Decorating By crushed Updated 20 Jun 2011 , 9:59pm by sccandwbfan
I have a consultation tomorrow with a bride who would like individual cakes for each table plus a cutting cake for the head table. I know you generally price per serving for wedding cake but wouldn't you charge more for several individual cakes versus one larger cake? I'm kind of cringing already at filling and icing 17 small cakes for one day.
I feel your pain. I am doing 22 single layer 8" cakes for July and I keep thinking to myself, wow, how long is it going to take to ice and bake those. Thankfully, she doesn't want elaborate decorations, just the new last name initial. Good luck!!
Did you price it differently than you would've for one large cake?
Really depends on how big the cakes are, how many, and how they're decorated.
I've never had to deal with this before, but it makes sense to me to charge your normal price, but add extra for the additional boards and any other supplies you will need. Also, if you're not crazy about doing it, you could add an additional PITA surecharge - that't totally up to you.
AnotherCaker - She's looking at 17-18 cakes to feed 8 people at each table so a 6-inch cake. She hasn't told me what she's thinking about decoration on each cake but has said she would like them all the same.
I did 10 little 2 tiered (6" & 4") wedding cakes one time and it took me longer than if I had just done one big one, so you have to factor the added time in too, along with the extra cake boards and so on that kearniesue already mentioned.
I've been doing a lot of these this year- I like the simplicity of it- not hvibg to stack, etc, and sweat it out during delivery. That being said, after a 38 cake order, I realized that I needed some sort of a fee for supplies (38 cake boxes, boards, etc! Vs. One or two.). Also, you will spend a lot more time loading up all those little cakes for delivery (thirty-eight trips!) and then setting them up at the venue (38 More Trips!). If you handle it correctly, it can be a much bigger sale for you, though, as they will inevitably round up their numbers (I.e. Buying a 6" cake with twelve servings for only 8 people at a table.)- which significantly increases the sale (but you can remind them how much they are saving not having to buy centerpieces!) I just finished a sixteen cake order, and it is boring and repetitive, I feel ya, but it's easy, and profitable
Yeah, and I refuse to work on anything boring and repetitive anymore, so those cakes would have to be interesting, every one of them! I'm not sure what I would do in that situation. Probably talk them into a big lavish cake. But that's me. Good luck!
And to answer the question- I don't alter my prices, I think that would just irritate people, they would probably view it as unfair (more money for the same thing). The supplies charge I would implement after six cakes or so, and I just plan on charging my actual costs and explaining it to the customer upfront as part of the 'cake centerpieces can save you a lot of money' speech.
Yeah, I don't think I wouldn't dicount at all. Full price just like if 18 people wanted one 6" cake themselves. So much work, so much room needed....ack.
I do price my celebration cakes less then my tiered cakes, but upcharge for decoration. I just took an order for 6 x6" cakes for a wedding, but she wants very minimal decoration and no fondant. I think it's fair because I don't get nearly as anal retentive making a single cake as I would a tiered cake so that goes much faster, also I don't know how much you pay for a cake drum/board, but it's much cheaper then SPS (especially with shipping). It's all about organizing and setting up your assembly-line. Of course, I'd never take an order of 32 (32!) cakes because I am only one person and would have no place to store that many cakes in process!
Yeah, part of why I'm cringing is I'll have to figure out where to put the 17 cakes as I work on them and store them all boxed in a temperature controlled environment. We'll see how tomorrow goes. Maybe she'll change her mind...
Did you price it differently than you would've for one large cake?
Well, she's a friend of mine so she's getting a really big discount. I'm going to be charging her for all costs, i.e., ingredients, boxes, boards, paper, and then adding $75 to it for me. Not much but like I said she's a friend.


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Chicago lost a one-of-a-kind gay activist this summer when Ifti Nasim died at the age of 64. He left his native Pakistan more than 30 years ago to live an openly gay life. In Chicago, Ifti became an advocate for South Asia's gay community, which faces intense internal stigma. He also hosted a local radio show, founded an LGBT group South Asians and became the first person ever to publish a book of gay-themed poetry in Urdu. To honor his memory, Worldview revisits a conversation with Ifti from last year. Also, Mfangano Island on Kenya's Lake Victoria has one of the highest rates of HIV in the world. On today's Global Activism, two brothers behind the organization Organic Health Response explain how they've harnessed 21st century tools to fight HIV/AIDS on Mfangano.


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And that was a doozy to click! Sorry. Edited.
I just finished the main story, and I heartily endorse everything that Minarchist said. I would say that just about every FF game has a free roam before the final act that steals the momentum, though. Stupidly, I never finished FFVII because I got bored trying to master materia.
NOTE YE WELL: Do NOT click the spoiler tag if you haven't finished the main story and intend to do so.
you cannot kill off the main character, start the end of the world and throw in "To Be Continued" after a game this long. You just can't. It's a frigging insult to everyone who played that far.
Like Minarchist, I rather enjoy the game, despite all that. I'm carrying on with the post game, despite an ever-growing pile of other titles.
And that was a doozy to click! Sorry. Edited.
Not your fault at all, no need to edit it really. It's on me.
As an RPG completionist, this game doesn't make it easy. After finishing the game, I am going back to get the rest of the fragments. I am not thrilled with the stupid Captain Cryptic and the dozen paradoxes in Oebra. Ugh. Just make it stop! Damn you Cryptic!!
Agreed on the former, but I loved the stuff in Oerba. I thought the puzzles were one of the best parts of the game. Of course, I didn't solve all 18 or so of them in one sitting, either...
Agreed on the former, but I loved the stuff in Oerba. I thought the puzzles were one of the best parts of the game. Of course, I didn't solve all 18 or so of them in one sitting, either...
I just wish they were spread out a little more. I know that I could have left and done something else for awhile but they built the game with all of these puzzles lumped together. Frustrating. I also still have the Serendipity stuff left--did anyone else do the rubber band trick with the slot machines that I have heard about?
See, I did them over a few periods of time. I unlocked Oerba well before I reached Academia 4XX, and every few hours would come back and knock a few puzzles out. It was a nice palate cleanser.
As to the slot machines, I definitely rubber-banded. First, though, I got my 10,000 coin fragment from the chocobo races, since that actually requires a net gain of 10k chips, not just winning overall. Then, I bought enough chips to have like 40,000, and let the thing run. Took 3 hours or so, but you might get luckier than me.
Wise man on the Oerba puzzles. I'll be off to Serendipity soon--time to find a good rubber band.
You know, that would be more entertaining if it were the other way around and you could dress your Mass Effect characters in Final Fantasy outfits.
Just read through the last few pages of this, that's to a link from Minarchist on his thoughts on the game. Interesting impressions everyone, and thanks MASSIVELY for the spoiler tags. I'd been on unintentional blackout due mainly to disinterest, but I've found the game at a pretty decent price, so it's back on my radar.
Going into any of these 'new' FFX's with the right mindset I think is half the battle these days. I enjoyed FFXIII because I'd heard so much about the structure/pacing/linearity, and how it was part of the narrative pacing. Knowing 'roughly' what to expect from this title will help in the same way.
Thanks all
I have the guide if anyone wants it, just pay shipping.
I'm like... 15 hours into this, and I'm starting to get pretty irritated by the game design. I keep missing where I'm supposed to go next, or the game's not telling me. I get artefacts with no clue where to use them, and an irritating world to traverse just trying all the different gates.
I'm not usually bothered by the use of GameFAQs for a JRPG with this sort of design, but the open-ended nature of the world makes it hard to pin things down.
The last major story beat (I think) was me meeting Caius in Oerba, then going to the non-eclipsed verstion of Yaschas Massif to tell Hope about it. Then I went to Augusta Tower, because it was the new thing that opened up, but I hit a wall there and now have no idea where to go. The FAQ I looked at said to do some stuff in the Sunleth Waterscape 300AF, but I've already done that part. In fact, I did it like 6 hours ago. So the next place on the list is Archlyte Steppe, and the monsters in that place still kick the sh*t outta me (just one type of enemy there, but still).
Is this a fair complaint, or am I just doing it wrong?
I would say that it is a fair complaint. I ended up needing a couple trips to GameFAQs for that game on when/where to use the artefacts. My first trip was about the point you are at right now. The open world is a nice change but having no clue where to go next was not fun.
By the way, I believe you are at a point where you need to use an artefact if you haven't done so yet.
The thing of it is, and I'll always be mad at FAQ writers for this, everyone writes their guide as though you've been following it word for word the entire time.
I got that situation figured out, but I've stumbled again. The two new areas I have access to are the Void Beyond and what looks like the casino I've heard about, but I can't get more than 10 feet into either. I'm sure I need some item or another, but have no clue which. Normally my solution in this situation is to just wander around til I figure it out, but I don't like the game world enough to enjoy doing it, which is an even more fundamental issue.
If I finish this game, it'll be toward the bottom of my FF rankings. I guess I should have seen this coming. I actually enjoyed the linearity of FFXIII. Not the simplistic level design, but the focus of the plotting.
Edit: All right, I think I quit. The game's made me angry enough to develop a headache. Too many systems, too much bloat, too much bullsh*t. They could really learn something from the elegance of design on display in The Last Story. This tangled mess makes me seriously question whether the current Square-Enix team can handle something as complex as Lightning Returns.
They could really learn something from the elegance of design on display in The Last Story.
Or, y'know, the last game they made in the series.
Angry Minarchist is angry.
As much as I adore the Final Fantasy series, I really just can't get any traction on this game. I grinded out XIII, but I can't do it for this one. Well, law of large numbers says Square was bound to make a stinker eventually. I just hope they learn from it for XV.
If I finish this game, it'll be toward the bottom of my FF rankings. I guess I should have seen this coming. I actually enjoyed the linearity of FFXIII. Not the simplistic level design, but the focus of the plotting.
Go play Grandia 2
I personally enjoyed 13-2 more than 13, which just has so much trudging. If nothing else, while Square-Enix still made mistakes with it, I feel that they did a pretty good job of fixing the common complaints and generally took enough steps in the right direction so as to make me cautiously optimistic for part 3. But then, I thought that 12 was legitimately excellent.
Eh, I couldn't stand Grandia 1 by the end of it, and that was when I was too young to know what a bad game was half the time. I'll pass. Also I don't have a PS2 anymore.
I'll agree that XIII-2 addresses popular complaints with XIII, though I didn't share all of them. This game has its own batch of problems that I think are even more damning.
Not sure I would want to jump in having not played XIII. But then again I had already decided there was no way I was playing XIII. So maybe this might be worth picking up sometime, even if you didn't play XIII?
Still feeling the same way as this post from last year several pages back, although now this game is under $20. Currently $16 something at Amazon. Anybody else try this without playing XIII?


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How Green Was My Valley is Richard Llewellyn's best-selling - and timeless - classic, as well as the basis of a beloved film.
As Huw Morgan is about to leave home forever, he reminisces about the golden days of his youth when South Wales still prospered, when coal dust had not yet blackened the valley. Drawn simply and lovingly, with a crisp Welsh humor, Llewellyn's characters fight, love, laugh, and cry, creating an indelible portrait of a people.
Richard Llewellyn (1906-1983), a Welsh novelist, was born in Hendon, England, in the county of Middlesex. Before World War II, he spent periods working in hotels, wrote a play, worked as a coal miner, and produced his best-known novel, How Green Was My Valley, as well as 19 other novels. After the war, he worked as a journalist, covering the Nuremberg Trials, and then as a screenwriter for MGM.
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"A story of exquisite distinction and vibrant interest; clear and strong as the music under the sky." (New York Times Book Review)
Tangential, eclectic, avid listener... favorite book is the one currently in ear.
"The rhythm of life... the pattern of words..."
I loved it! Written in 1939, it is a classic... I've read and listened to it both now. Coal mining family in South Wales seen though the eyes of the youngest son. I loved the speech patterns, the taste of the food, the honor of work, the cultural flavor and the love of a family. I loved the slowly evolving plots and complex characters. You have to be patient with this book, it is not a Dr. Pepper or bar of chocolate book. It is a rich stew, with hearty vegetables, herbs and tender chuncks of beef. There are strikes, mine collapses, young love trysts, long held grudges, fist fights, pride and sorrow... there is a family that grows, swells and forms a spider web from the valley across the world. I will listen again, if just to jot down some of the Welsh sayings I love the most... like the courting couple they called "Kiss and Scratch' for either they were overly affectionate or fighting. Go you then.
"A great classic, layered and wonderful"
There are certain books that I have read from this era that were so good I felt like I had the opportunity to live in that time for a while, this is one of those books. This is more than an author detailing the life of his family for posterity, it captures the culture, the personalities, and the very detail of everyday life of all the people who lived in that community. This book does more than tell a story, it brings you into the story, you are involved and invested in the many triumphs and struggles that befall the Morgan clan. The story is told in a wonderful fashion as well and is unique as a piece of literature, beautiful in what is told and what is not, the narration is also top tier as well.
This book gets a strong recommendation
"A classic that must be read---could take place now"
What a joy it was to read this classic book that was the basis for the 1941 Oscar Award movie by the same title. As with most books, it was ten times better than the movie, which I also very much enjoyed.
This first person narrative of a small Welsh coal mining town from decades ago, could very well be a story in present day America. This tale of the joys, trials, comradeship, faith, family, and community was underpinned with the disputes of workers seeking better salaries. But it was the faith of God and love of family that ran through all the emotions that make up a great story.
I highly recommend this classic to everyone who has yet to read the book. Superior writing also made this book a real treasure for all times!
"A beautiful and timeless story- very moving"
This story of a Welsh coal mining family and the village they live in is lyrically written and beautifully narrated. It is not a fast book, it is a book you listen to carefully, for the sake of the language. It is an old-fashioned book, that allows you to listen to someone remembering a time long gone and a way of life that has disappeared. The Morgan family is loving and loyal and tries hard to stay true to themselves and the ideals they were raised with, even as the world is changing around them and their small village becomes a place that is filled with bitterness and poverty. But if you just listen to the melody of the language and let the story flow, I believe that this book will stay with you and move you more than you may realize at first. I loved reading it years ago and I loved listening to it as well. If you are looking for a slower-paced listen and want to savor the language and writing, give it a try!
I am a book reviewer for a Mystery Group. My favorite types are mysteries, thrillers and suspense!! Audible has been a blessing!
"A Classic is Always Worth Reading Again!"
I have loved this book forever it seems, BUT I had never had the pleasure of having it read to me. I cannot brag enough on the quality and presentation of this Audible Book. There is nothing that compares to listening to this beloved classic with the accents and the story of a large Welsh family trying to make a living during the coal mining days that were coming to a close forcing the village to make changes that will separate their family in sad and tragic ways ... but this inspiring tale brings everything good about families and the love that makes them so strong and resilient!!
The strong message it has about dignity, strength and courage.
What a joy it was to listen to his voice and FINALLY know how to pronounce the names correctly! lol
No, this is one of those books that you want to listen to a few chapters at a time and the rest of the day you can ponder its messages.
This is one of those classics you will want to listen to over and over again ...
"A Classic Well Done"
This is a melancholy tale, and at the beginning, the narrator's voice had a flatness that made me fear for the rest of the book - but suddenly the animation was there, and my interest never flagged. This novel is so well written; it shows how extraordinary an ordinary life can be. The fate of the Welsh coal miners is so heartrending, yet the thread of hope is woven through; and, while the characters are their own worst enemies at times, one hopes right along with them even while knowing a sad ending is inevitable. Poignant human drama at its best.
"Excellent read"
It is both entertaining and informative if you like historical fiction.
Who knows.
Either Huw or Browyn. .
It was more the flow of the book and the undercurrent of familial solidarity that impressed me.
"May be The Best Book I have ever read"
This book will touch your soul. The narrater is superb. He captures the inner feelings of all mankind.
65 year old serial entrepreneur living in the wilds of NW Vermont on a small holding. Have a horse and 3 dogs, some laying hens too.
"I had to watch the movie"
The book yes, the audiobook, no.
No, I don't think so. I listened to him read Watership Down. He did a much better job in that book.
To watch the movie.
"Lovely, Lyrical Story of a Lost Era"
I felt like I was glimpsing a lost world, honestly and lovingly portrayed. I could feel the changes - the loss, over the lifetime of the narrator, of a way of life as the lovely green valley was transformed into a slag heap and the young people were forced to moved away to find work. I could see the mountains and streams. I could hear the voices sing. I grew to know and care about the community and individuals in the story.
The narrator portrayed his people in his family and others with loving stories so it is hard to pick, but perhaps it is the parents whom I appreciated the most. The father worked so hard so that his sons would have a better life. While some of his values were rigid, by today's standards, overall, he was ruled by reason and caring and retained his moral compass even when it wasn't convenient. The mother, though limited educationally, was very courageous and stood up for her husband and children at risk of her own life. I also really like the minister in town, who chose a life of helping people over material wealth.
So many great scenes it is hard to pick. One of the most vivid was the scene where the mother climbed the mountain at night to stand on a rock and admonished the mob about their evil tongues. Afterwards, on her way down, she takes a tumble and her young son saves her life, at great risk to himself - such courage!
The entire sweep of the story was moving.
While this story was written in 1939, it does not suffer from age. It is set at a period in time, but has something to teach us about our own time - universal themes.
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I can't resist the random quote.
Hugh hears "Come inside my body". I hear "Come inside my palate" and "that will be a first"
This will be a test of how long I have to edit. Already too late to edit the title, but I know I will watch the on demand at least twice, and think I have thoughts worth sharing.
For instance "that sour look on James face"; does he have another look?
You go, Voltagio brother, with your pressure cooker broth!
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arm is so soft as pedal And, I'm gonna need them Your so lovely, I love you so oh oh Woman stay by me, and don't let go, oh oh oh Your so lovely,
as soft as the pedal on a long stem rose I am love So take me down the road Take me to the show It's something to believe in That no one else knows
Nobody move nobody get hurt or gets hawed off Like Jadakiss, "Kiss Tha Game Goodbye", these niggas is soft Pedal to the metal matchin doin about a 100
hand The fight'll begin then These niggas is rose pedal soft This ten grand to rock with me Him stand like he ought to be tin man The gorillas'll
White coupe, pedal mashed down, Seats soft like I sat on hash brownies, I get money, don't ask me, ask 'round, Big money like I work downtown.
been trough it, I past struggle, that's right, Every day I in the street trying to complete a mad puzzle white coupe, pedal mashed down, Seats soft
the soft top down She makes the devil believe Packs a four-twenty seven Down on 101 Crack a buck ten-eleven On the radar gun She roll it over
Find a plane ticket, come right now South Beach, when the sun go down Soft streets for the sunroof down, soft streets for the sunroof down There's
Generation generators Spark up the accelerator Gas pedal, gas pedal Push it, push it This is never settle Clock 'em all day, chunk 'em all
gliding. And now it's tarnished silver, Fading metal rusting hearts. Press the cooling pedal of blue freeze. As she must sleep again, She must
drown all these crying babies If I knew that their mothers wouldn't cry I'd hold them down and I'd squeeze real soft To let a piece of myself die
posted up like a billboard And I got that torch, so you know that I blast metal If you went away, we steppin' on you like a gas pedal And I got that
the foot to the pedal And knee short stiletto's, the chick is still ghetto Hold the bitch down, but not on her I'm rissen, mind driven like hundred mile
to the pedal And knee short Staletto's, the chick is still ghetto Hold the bitch down, but not on her I'm rissen, mind driven like hundred mile commissions How
they hold your jock Shocked when they're not sold Crouch and you lost composer Soft for the hoes you're not stocked for the row You walk for the hot
to NY Snoop's master kush, smoke 9 to 5 Come by and get you some pounds and now you flying high Rub it with the metal with my foot to the pedal G's
And don't advise you to talk about it unless you lived it My pedal to the medal while I'm thinkin' bout all my dogs I lost in the streets Tryin' to ball
Yeah! Oh! Yeah! (all night long!) Hey yo my money ain't never short Ask my hoes, my dick never soft Uh oh! I got a mean bop in my walk And I'm from
wrinkled clothes and pedal home Get a little dictaphone and sit alone In the middle of the room and let it flow Wouldn't it be better If you went
my mistletoe is gone Snow White is after my seven dwarves, my styles, and after me Lucky Charms So leapin' leprechauns, be glad I'm pushin' my pedal
rent paid Come to think about it, don't you live with your mama? I don't give a shit when I ride 'round the bottom Cocaine vet, pedal shifting
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my mistletoe is gone Snow White is after my seven dwarves, my styles, and after me Lucky Charms So leapin' leprechauns, be glad I'm pushin' my pedal
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Elizabeth Troutman Adams is the North American public relations coordinator at Alltech. She served as a columnist, reporter and editor for The Kentucky Kernel, the University of Kentucky's Independent newspaper, receiving awards for her coverage of agribusiness. After graduating with honors as an English and journalism major, she was hired to work as a reporter and photographer for the Oldham Era, a community newspaper outside of Louisville, Ky. In 2008, she joined the American Association of Equine Practitioners as publications coordinator. She has worked as a freelance writer for The Horse magazine, The Bourbon Review magazine, KY Forward, University of Kentucky HealthCare and Cake and Whiskey magazine. Elizabeth lives in downtown Lexington with her husband Shawn and enjoys blogging, cooking, yoga and volunteering.