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I might as well put this up for people who want to play online with Rebellion. Not sure how many actually pre-ordered with the whole Steamworks issue going on.
After giving some thought I am probably gonna pre-order the game and throw out my issues with Steam and see how it goes. Heck maybe I'll learn to like Steam after this is over. (heard they got some pretty nice sales).
So I may as well figure out if people are even going to play this online since currently not many do.
Come on guys Multiplayer needs balancing and fixing in beta. Let's do the job right.
I have submitted an email to cancel my preorder. We'll see when it goes through.
I tire of PC market shenanigans. Everything from: "let's release it bugged and patch it later," on to "let's stick 3rd party(x,y,z) in it," to "let's remove x,y,z from it, and add it back in with a paid expansion." I mean dear god, what does it take to get someone to tell me exactly what I am getting, then have me hand them the money for it, and then get the exact thing I paid for? Now it's no longer a simple transaction, but rather a shell-game.
Astaxc, this isn't the post for your rant. Take it somewhere else, please. Make a rant thread. Bitch about how you've been supposedly wronged there.
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I have preordered! I will be here for the march madness
Same - pre-ordered and looking forward to MP March Madness. I am incredibly PSYCHED to be able to play this game in MP with automatching finally instead of endless dicking around trying to find and play a balanced set up custom game...
if the multiplayer setup is improved then i will definitely give it a whirl. consoles have spoiled me and im just not a "lobby" kind of guy.
I pre-ordered when it was first available, still waiting.
I as well have pre ordered (Back in april if I recall) and I intend on keeping my pre order
I also pre-ordered when it was announced!! I can't wait to play.
I've also pre-ordered just this past week. Looking forward to the beta.
How can we access to beta ? With the pre-order?
thank you
beta is probably in March : "If you like betas, you might want to keep early March open on your schedule. Just sayin'."
We have a couple of very vocal multiplayer testers on our external team that have nagged me relentlessly for months about multiplayer balance. It should be better overall, but time will tell. I can inform you all that one of the key things Steamworks has allowed us to do is to eliminate the potential for smurfing.
No smurfs! Lol annoying things.
Oddly it doesn't appear at this time possible to pre-order on Steam, even though Sins: Rebellion will be a Steamworks title. I prefer to purchase all my games through Steam.
Edit: Just recalled that Steamworks titles usually activate via Steam; even so, I'd prefer to buy it from Valve just to be lazy.
Once the beta date is announced I will likely pre-order to gain access. This is how I've done it with all the other Sins betas.
Um why... Steam is usually more expensive for new titles. You're better off with a retail version over steam on new releases. Also if you already have trinity or diplomacy, then you get the $10 preorder discount through stardock and still get a steam activation key when the game releases. Lazy or not, money talks. And my money told me to preorder via stardock and save some money in the process. It just makes sense. Oh, and steamworks titles always activate via Steam.
im confused can we still buy rebellion in store or is it only available via steam?
How do we join this external team?
I am pretty sure the development staff choices this personally or at least Stardock. Pre-order will get you into beta anyways.
Good question. What is this external team about and who is on it that plays online multiplayer? Anyone we might know? Are these anointed external testers all sworn to secrecy?
from my experience either its a closed network and you have to physically be at the dev site or if alpha can use the existing/new infrastructure to play the games online
All come with NDA.
I pre-ordered mine over a year ago. Ive been waiting for the beta anxiously and now that time is getting close. I have no issues at all with Steam, Ive been a steam user since its conception. I have never once had any issues with it working. and its a far better system then most others out there. one being Origin. Its easy to patch, and easy to reinstall your game. inviting friends to a game is a snap. I can not understand why many are so hell bent about this. I was a little taken back by it at first, but my reason were because of Brads stance on a non DRM platform for his games. but i do understand that now since they sold off Impulse it makes sense to me that they turned to Steam. Impulse wasn't exactly a great platform. Anyway, I'm ready for some Beta, I say bring it on.
Worst of both worlds, you need to have it use steam works and it is a digital download only.


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Spiritual Development
God is not some narrow-minded personage, as some people would seem to imagine, but a vast Spirit of Love that overlooks the minor differences of form and creed and denomination and which blesses every man who really tries to do his best, according to his lights, in His service.
Lord Robert Baden-Powell
World Organisation of the Scout Movement (WOSM) is happy to announce the launch of its latest publication, Guidelines on Spiritual and Religious Development.
These guidelines have been prepared to support Scout Associations in the development of the spiritual aspect of their members. It provides principles and guidance to support programme design rather more than a detailed discussion of the nature of spiritual development. It will take as the norm, the understanding of Spiritual Development articulated and reaffirmed by the World Scout Conference in its various Conference resolutions and documents.
"SPI", as in "spirituality" or "spiritual development". Frightening words? No. Words that give food for thought and a choice in personal values. It is your challenge to organise a SPI activity, in your group, your local programme council, your regional meeting… Through the pages of this "spiritual handbook" you will find a lot of information, references and activities to organise with your group. Just go for it! All local and regional leaders are capable of organising a SPI activity. Published in conjunction with Scouts et Guides Pluralistes de Belgique.
This reference document shows how through its principles, method, activities, group life, etc., Scouting creates an atmosphere that is conducive to the search for inner peace and truth. In so doing, Scouting seeks to contribute to the development of young people who are strong in their convictions yet who are open and tolerant, firm in their faith while respectful of the faiths of others - far away from fanaticism. In view of the widespread indifference to religion and invasive materialism, the importance of this is obvious.
The 3rd World Scout Inter-religious Symposium was organised at Hotel Africana, Kampala (Uganda) from the 21st to 25th October 2009. There were over 80 participants from 30 countries belonging to 12 different faiths and beliefs: namely Baha'i, Buddhist, Anglican, Catholic, Lutheran, Orthodox, Protestant, Hindu, Islam, Jewish, Native African, Sikh and Won-Buddhist.
The report of the Symposium is available for download in the WOSM online library, click on read more to download the report.
The second World Scout Interreligious Symposium (WSIS) was held at the Fo Guang Shan Temple, Kaoshiung, Taiwan, from Friday 5 May to Monday 8 May 2006 (arrivals on Thursday 4 May and departures on Tuesday 9 May).
After many years of efforts following the proposal made by Gualtiero Zanolini to the Interreligious Scout Forum (which groups the religious Scout co-ordinations in consultative status with WOSM as well as representatives from other active denominations in Scouting), the dream became a reality: thanks to the energetic and efficient support from Spanish Scouting, in particular from the members of the Movimiento Scout Catolico (MSC), the first World Scout Interreligious Symposium took place in Valencia, Spain, from 29 November to 2 December 2003.

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Title: | Zhengyue, Jinjür |
Authors: | Ujeed, Uranchimeg |
Keywords: | horchin mongolian oral literature narrative song four stringed fiddle bard |
Issue Date: | Nov-2012 |
Publisher: | World Oral Literature Project |
Abstract: | Zhengyue is an ordinary housewife who likes singing since she was young. Most of her songs were learnt from his father who was born in 1911. This song is a love song titled after the female character. In this collection, there are 40 video recordings of Horchin Mongolian songs made during fieldwork in 2010 and 2011 respectively. The collection contains songs by bards and amateur singers as well as ordinary people. Although most of them are narrative songs, only a few of them are sung in the proper manner as they were in the past. Most of them are sung in fractions. There are also interviews about local knowledge of the narrative songs, the historical facts the songs are based on, the song characters, the occasions the songs are sung, different people's attitudes towards the different style of singing, their ideas about the present endangered state of the songs, their longing to and difficulty of maintaining the tradition etc. |
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St Andrews, Scotland Tourist Attractions
Top Tourist Attractions in St Andrews
The small town of St Andrews, situated on the Fife peninsula about 12mi/20km southeast of Dundee, overlooks a long sandy beach. For many sports enthusiasts, St Andrews is the home of golf. The Royal and Ancient Golf Club was founded here in 1754 and since 1897 its members have been recognized internationally as golf's ruling body. Every two years the famous "British Open" championship is held at one of St Andrews' five 18-hole courses (there is one nine-hole course too). The little town also boasts numerous ancient buildings and what is thought to be Scotland's oldest university. The many student bars around College Street and Market Street contribute to the town's lively atmosphere.
St Andrews Festival
In the middle of February a biennial (1997, 1999...) festival of culture with music, drama, cabaret, films and art exhibitions takes place.
Kate Kennedy Procession
Since 1848 at the end of the spring term, students from St Salvator College have participated in the colorful Kate Kennedy Procession.
Old Golf Course
The famous "Old Course" (par 72) runs alongside the coast. Originally there were 22 holes, but in 1836 the number was reduced to 18 ("nine out" and "nine home"). With huge "double greens", putts of 100ft/30m or more are sometimes required. Behind the first tee stands the majestic clubhouse of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club - the European headquarters of the sport's governing body.A new course has also been added, completed in late 1995. The course was designed by Peter Thomson, and is located at Craightoun Park.
British Golf Museum
The British Golf Museum in St Andrews showcases an extensive exhibit concerning Golf. Golfing enthusiasts must visit this interesting tourist attraction.
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Only a short distance away from the British Golf Museum in St Andrews, the Sea Life Centre gives a fascinating insight into the underwater world. Attractions include an aquarium, shark pool, seal enclosure and marine laboratory. The beach cafe with its sea view is a good place to conclude the visit.
St Andrews has played an important part in Scottish ecclesiastical history and this is evident from the wealth of churches and monuments in the town. According to legend St Regulus landed here in the fourth century with the bones of St Andrew - although it now seems more likely that the reliquary actually arrived in the eighth century. Soon the small town was an episcopal see. About 1200, several churches were constructed in the town, including the huge cathedral and also the castle. By the 15th century St Andrews was the center of religious and spiritual power in Scotland and in 1472 it became the seat of the archbishop. Some 335ft/102m in length and 160ft/49m wide, the cathedral (built between 1160 and 1328) was once the largest church in Scotland. Robert I attended the consecration and 200 years later James V and Mary of Guise married here establishing the Franco-Scottish "Auld Alliance". Destroyed in June 1559, the cathedral's stonework was plundered and now only parts of the late Romanesque east front, a section of the west front, the southern side aisle and a gatehouse remain.
St Rule's Tower
The tiny church of St Rule with its original chancel and square tower was built for Augustinian monks between 1127 and 1144 by master craftsmen from Yorkshire.
St Andrews University is both the smallest and oldest of Scotland's seats of learning. It was founded in 1411 by Bishop Henry Wardlaw. The Colleges of St Salvator (1450) and St Leonard (1511) which were combined in 1747 are devoted to the Arts and the Sciences, while St Mary's College, opened by Cardinal Beaton in 1538, serves as the theology faculty. The College Chapel in St Salvator contains the pulpit from Holy Trinity Church in the town where the reformer John Knox first preached. St Leonard's Chapel houses some fine tombstones from the 16th and 17th century and is certainly worth a visit.A rose bush that Mary Stuart is supposed to have planted near St Mary's College still flowers and the house in South Street where she stayed is now St Leonard's College library.
Lammas Fair
This annual five-day event takes place in early August and is said to be one of Scotland's oldest medieval markets. Traditional events including market stalls, food and drink stalls, concerts, dances and public functions make up most of the fair's program.
Preservation Trust Museum
A museum documenting local history of St Andrews is situated in former fishermen's houses on North Street.
St Andrews Castle
The remains of the bishop's palace and stronghold (ca. 1200) crown a rock that overlooks the sea. Cardinal Beaton lived here in great luxury until he was murdered by Protestants in 1546. Among the famous prisoners held captive here was John Knox, who was later condemned to work as a slave on a French galley. Interesting features inside the castle include the Bottle Dungeon and the underground escape passage. The Visitor Center relates the full story of the castle and cathedral. About 2mi/3.2km to the southeast lies the bizarre rock formation known as the "Rock and Spindle".
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Thor: The Dark World stars Chris Hemsworth, Natalie Portman, Christopher Eccleston,Stellan Skarsgård, Idris Elba, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Kat Dennings, Ray Stevenson, Zachary Levi, Tadanobu Asano, Jaimie Alexander, Rene Russo, and Anthony Hopkins. Thor: The Dark World opens in 3D on November 8th.


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1.) Emeril Lagasse, celebrity chef. Known best for his show "Emeril Live." Also known for a failed sitcom. He actually does cook food. Emeril: "Pork Fat Rules!"
Emeril: "Bam!" Emeril: "Where's my damn paycheck!?" |
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the act of ejaculating into your hand after intercourse and throwing it in her face while yelling "BAM!"
My lady was in a naughty mood, so I decided to pull an Emeril and give her a little more than ole' spice to slap on.
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While in engaged in the act of fellatio, the male will, prior to coitus, yell "Let's kick it up another notch." When the female looks up in a confused manner, the male will then ejaculate onto her face and scream,"BAM!" Man talking to co-worker...
Yeah, so last night, me and my lady working going at it, and I did it. I did the "Emeril." Long story short... the only thing I am going to "Emeril" from now on is my dog. |
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the act of ejaculating into your hand after intercourse and throwing it in her face while yelling "BAM!"
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descriptive of the act of having doggy styled sex, spitting on the females backside and claiming you've ejaculated, and when she turns around to ejaculated in her face saying "BAM!" He emerilled taking her completely by surprise, and not only by surprise, but totally, unarmed.
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The act of saying garlic, salt, or essence (alone or in combination) and causing everyone around you to riot. Police blame emeriling for the smashed windows and looted stores downtown yesterday.
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To throw sand-like substances into the opponents face during a fight while yelling BAM!, either causing them to go blind, sneeze, or any other bad effect, depending on what you throw at them. That one guy turned the whole fight around by Emeriling his opponent.
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with every notice summoning the meeting which is sent to a creditor or member, be sent also a statement explaining the effect of the compromise or arrangement and in particular stating any material interests of the directors, whether as directors or as members or as creditors of the company or otherwise, and the effect thereon of the compromise or arrangement in so far as it is different from the effect on the like interests of other persons; and
in every notice summoning the meeting which is given by advertisement, be included either such a statement or a notification of the place at which and the manner in which creditors or members entitled to attend the meeting may obtain copies of such a statement.
(2) Where the compromise or arrangement affects the rights of debenture holders, the statement shall give the like explanation with respect to the trustee for the debenture holders as, under subsection (1), a statement is required to give with respect to the directors.
(3) Where a notice given by advertisement includes a notification that copies of such a statement can be obtained, every creditor or member entitled to attend the meeting shall on making application in the manner indicated by the notice be furnished by the company free of charge with a copy of the statement.
(4) Each director and each trustee for debenture holders shall give notice to the company of such matters relating to himself as may be necessary for the purposes of this section within 7 days of the receipt of a request in writing for information as to such matters.
(5) Where default is made in complying with any requirement of this section, the company and every officer of the company who is in default shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $5,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 12 months.
(6) For the purpose of subsection (5), the liquidator of the company and any trustee for debenture holders shall be deemed to be an officer of the company.
(7) Notwithstanding subsection (5), a person shall not be liable under that subsection if he shows that the default was due to the refusal of any other person, being a director or trustee for debenture holders, to supply the necessary particulars as to his interests.
[UK, 1948, s. 207; Aust., 1961, s. 182]


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Army couple hopes to win dream wedding package
Published: Tuesday, August 21, 2012 at 1:33 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, August 21, 2012 at 6:27 p.m.
A Sardis City man and his fiancée, both currently serving with the U.S. Army in Afghanistan, hope to get enough votes in an Internet contest to win a dream wedding in Charleston, S.C.
Bobby Hill and Katie Durham are among four semifinalists competing in "Sharing the Romance," a contest sponsored by the Magnolia Plantation in Charleston and other businesses. The prize is a $50,000 wedding at the Magnolia Plantation.
Hill is a 2003 graduate of Sardis High School and graduated in 2010 from the ROTC program at Jacksonville State University. He is a first lieutenant and an Army Ranger.
Durham, from Miami, went through the ROTC program at Florida State University and is a first lieutenant in military intelligence.
The couple met in 2009 at Airborne school at Fort Benning, Ga. They had a long-distance relationship until January 2011, when they were stationed at Fort Bragg, N.C. They became engaged last December, but both were deployed to Afghanistan the following month, leaving no time to plan a wedding.
Both are scheduled to return to the U.S. in early January.
Dana Hill, Bobby's mother, said Durham was surfing the Internet for possible wedding venues, came across the wedding contest at the Magnolia Plantation and decided to submit an entry.
As part of the contest, couples had to submit a video telling the story of how they met, fell in love and got engaged, and why they deserve to win.
Just filming the video for Hill and Durham, who are shown in their Army uniforms with weapons visible, was tricky. They are in the same division, but are in different areas of Afghanistan and don't see each other often. Hill had to get leave from his commanding officer to be with Durham to shoot the short video.
More than 300 entries were submitted, and judges narrowed them down to the final four.
The couple with the most votes when the contest ends Aug. 31 wins the wedding. The winners will be announced the first week in September.
To view the couples' videos and vote, visit www.magnoliaplantation.com/events/wedding_giveaway.html.
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He'll fill it with whatever you ask, and true Aggies know well his place of work.
Freebirds is across the street from the college. Sounds humble, doesn't it, for a school with more than 50,000 in enrollment?
The A&M campus, spread wide with active train tracks running between the baseball and football stadiums, fits the well-worn clichampé that things are just bigger here.
Like the burritos at Freebirds. It's raceless and classless, and Cross, 25, sees the people and hears what they have to say.
"A lot of people when it first happened were like, 'Oh my gosh, why are we leaving the Big 12?' A lot of people were not scared but ... it's our comfort zone," Cross said.
Sometimes stepping into the uncomfortable yields big results. That's what Texas A&M is banking on.
The Aggies have fewer than 20 days remaining as member of the Big 12 Conference.
While store fronts trumpet 7.1.12 as a day of milestone achievement, and t-shirts with SEC logos are readily available - there's nothing with Big 12 left on the shelves - the support for the move, which was solid to begin with, has steadily gained momentum.
Depending on who you talk to, there were various levels of support for the move initially.
But as July 1 gets closer, there's a sense of excitement.
In the beginning a younger, more internet savvy groups of Aggies was vocal about making the move, the older generation more reserved, noted for its concern for breaking away from traditions.
Like playing Texas.
One long-time observer of Texas A&M athletics estimates support for the move at 70 percent.
Others say the approval rating for the decision is much higher.
"It's as close to 100 percent as I've ever seen A&M fans get behind anything," said Billy Liucci, owner and senior writer of the independent website TexAgs.com. "That first weekend in September is when you will really see Texas A&M fans embrace the SEC and this new journey for Aggie athletics and the university. The whole nation will really see how excited and passionate Texas Aamp&M fans are about this move."
Texas A&M will open its football season Aug. 30 in Shreveport, La., a neutral-site game against nearby Louisiana Tech.
The following weekend the Aggies will play their first home game, one that counts in the SEC standings against Florida.
When the Gators get to the few square miles of real estate known as "Aggieland," they need to hope for an afternoon kickoff, Liucci says. Kyle Field has a capacity of 83,002, but its record crowd is 90,079 for a 2010 game against then-No. 9 Nebraska.
Night games are special in many venues, but when A&M students are standing the entire game, kissing dates, locking arms and swaying to the Aggie War Hymn, you can't be just barely better than the Aggies to win at Kyle Field, according to Liucci.
"A team has to be at least 10 points better than Aamp&M to win at night at Kyle Field," he says.
Bigger in Texas
Jason Cook has tried to describe that first SEC game for his co-workers and A&M fans.
"I've told people it will be like the Texas game times 10," says Cook, the school's vice-president for marketing and communications.
Cook knows; he's got an SEC degree. Born in Tupelo, Cook grew up in southeast Texas. He returned to Mississippi for his Higher Ed needs, graduating from Mississippi State where he would later serve as an employee in athletic media relations.
Cook has played an important role in helping A&M president Bowen Loftin feel comfortable in making the SEC decision, which could be the most remembered decision of his administration for better or worse.
"It really was a total team effort, a combination of unique timing, having our leadership on the same page. I was able to bring unique perspectives about the SEC to our president and board of regents. I've maintained extensive contacts throughout the SEC, and that's been a very vital part of our transition process," Cook said.
While Cook may have been viewed at work as an "SEC insider," he wasn't even the leading SEC insider in his home. That would be his wife Leann Cook, a Texas A&M graduate who worked in the SEC office as an assistant commissioner for championships for nine years before leaving in 2003.
Cook lays out convincing arguments for A&M to jump to the SEC, one of them Texas history students are quite familiar with - independence.
He said feelings of "inequality and inequity" within the Big 12 helped spur interest in a move. When the University of Texas in 2010 started rumblings about joining the Pac-10 and encouraging its Texas brethren to come along for the ride, A&M had no interest.
The Aggies also had no interest in the competitive advantage it believed Texas would gain from its $300 million Longhorn Network deal with ESPN.
For a time things settled down in the Big 12, but "some issues continued to manifest themselves," Cook said.
Making sense
The SEC moves just makes sense, he says, on so many fronts, including A&M's history as a land-grant institution, its traditions and its east Texas geography.
"There is a lot of excitement to chart a new course for our institution and be our own university," Cook said. "It's a much better environment in the SEC. Everyone is working for the betterment of the conference. It's a different strategy."
It's also a different strategy to turn loose of a rivalry with Texas, which abruptly dropped A&M from its schedule in all sports upon news of the Aggies move to the SEC.
Cook is hopeful that "cooler heads will prevail" over time, and the Aggies and Longhorns will be rivals once more.
Liucci believes that if you gave A&M fans the choice everyone of them would choose moving to the SEC over remaining in the Big 12 for the sole purpose of continuing the rivalry with Texas.
"I have a funny feeling that rivalry will go on any time the NCAA can match them in the postseason," he said.
Cook says switching to the SEC was about three things: to showcase Texas A&M on a national level, to maximize the school's assets already in place and to bring about conference stability.
"All the rest of the conferences are still very unstable right now. That's not the case with the SEC. We wanted to make sure that we had a place, and we couldn't have found a better one," he said.
Since news of A&M's move to the SEC became official on Sept. 25, 2011, time has passed, fears of the unknown have settled a little bit, and the confidence of the Aggies - if it had waned - is returning.
Middle of the pack
There is the feeling in College Station that A&M arrives in the SEC West as a mid-level football competitor, closer to the leaders than the bottom feeders and not intending to remain in the middle of the pack.
Cook - the co-chair of the school's athletics director search committee - offers a robust endorsement of new coach Kevin Sumlin.
There's no better time than the present to make the move, he says, even while there's no full-time leader at the head of athletics.
"Our new coach, Kevin Sumlin, everybody across the country wanted him, and we're kicking off an expansion and renovation of the football stadium right now, it's just a really good time to step in. There's a lot of momentum and a lot of trajectory for Texas A&M," Cook says.
The people at Freebirds want to believe but stop somewhere short of "all in," at least at the moment.
"They're excited for coach Sumlin, because he has a great resume coming in. A lot of people are scared, because he's coming from the University of Houston, not a big football program like A&M," Cross said. "I would put them in the middle right now. I never really paid attention to the SEC until now. I know the powerhouses like LSU, Alabama and Auburn are going to be in our division."
Cross, though, is willing to leave the comfort zone and step into the great unknown of the SEC. He believes the reward will far outweigh the risk in the long run.
"Everyone has high expectations, and no one wants us to fail. We just have to put our trust in the administration. Coach Sumlin, the team, those guys are out to do a job, they're out there to play football, and the community and student groups, we have to back them up 100 percent."


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Yesterday and this morning, I found myself helplessly struggling to watch a really odd Japanese movie called パコダテ人, when I got distracted by the Japanese video sharing website, Nico Nico Douga (ニコニコ動画) and typed in "My Little Pony" in English. Why did I do such an odd thing? Someone on the Reviewing the Kanji forums (review coming soon) said that the Japanese were fansubbing the show, which has now become an internet phenomenon. I got myself acquainted with the show and the memes associated with it (be careful, as it's suprisingly addicting) and decided to check it out next time I was bored.
All I can say is that if you're at least an intermediate learner, you should be using Nico Nico Douga, and if you're a brony, this is a great way to indulge your love of the ponies while learning Japanese at the same time. Learning is supposed to be fun, and if it's fun for you, then excellent!
So, how do you learn Japanese from fansubs of My Little Pony? First of all, any sentence you particularly like, you can plug into your Anki deck. You can't copy and paste these, so it'll be a time-consuming task. If I may make a recommendation, Rarity's sentences (I can't believe I'm typing these names) are particularly interesting, seeing as how the fansubbers decided to sprinkle some keigo (very formal Japanese) into her dialogue. In case you're wondering, Applejack didn't fare too well in the translation.
Another fun way that's not as time-consuming is to copy and paste the comments. In Nico Nico, the comments fly across the video as it plays just at the time the comment was made. You can also see the comments in a sidebar next to the video and they can be copied and pasted. Just right click and choose コーピする to copy it.
I should note that the comments consist of a lot of slang and grammar is pretty much thrown out the window (it's the Internet), so it might stump you for a while. At the same time, it'll probably make you laugh a little inside as you see that the Japanese tend to follow the same memes you do, and have even invented a few of their own.
So good luck little bronies who want to learn Japanese and still watch My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. You'll find there's quite a few episodes already up, so watch to your heart's content.


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Sen. Fain proposes measure to increase safety for teachers, school staff
February 1, 2013 · Updated 12:43 PM
State Sen. Joe Fain, R-Auburn (47th District), has introduced a proposal to strengthen the penalty for those convicted of assaulting a teacher or other school staff member.
"I recently spoke with a resident of our community who is a teacher and felt threatened at work," said Fain, who serves on the Senate Early Learning and K-12 Education Committee. "I was surprised to learn that teachers and staff aren't extended the additional protections available to other public employees including firefighters, court employees and school bus drivers."
Fain's proposal, which has broad bipartisan support, would upgrade the charge for assault of school staff from a misdemeanor to a class C felony.
"Creating an environment where teachers and students feel safe is essential for a productive classroom," Fain said. "While it would be even better if our educators weren't exposed to any violence – physical or verbal – adding them to the list of protected professions aligns with the incredible importance we place on school safety."
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[Page 121]
As told by Rabbi Arieh Ravitz
Translated by Henry Tobias
On the western side of the shul was the beit hamidrash, which was the largest and oldest building in the town and was full of people praying and studying day and night. Actually the beit hamidrash was the center of community life in Tykocin. Here the rabbi and elders prayed and the famous scholars of Tykocin studied, and the business of Tykocin was carried out. All the news and the social life of the community revolved around the beit hamidrash.
The well-stocked library had books of everyday life as well as rare volumes, alongside books of questions and answers, initial and final, halacha, legend and interpretations which supplied the needs of the many students at all levels. The yeshiva students of Tykocin and the learned residents who were graduates of the yeshivot of Poland and Lithuania, were the celebrities of the beit hamidrash. Other residents were associated in 'Mishna associations' and learned a page of Gemara every day, usually in the morning some before morning prayers (shacharit) and some after prayers. Others learned chapters of the Mishna or Chumash (the five books of Torah), two reading the text and another translating. In the beit hamidrash there were also 'Psalm groups' the so-called 'Psalm sayers' who sat permanently in the beit hamidrash and read psalms. In later years an 'Association of Mishnah Brurah' ( a work of the Hafetz Haim) was formed and was composed of three minyanim who listened every day to a lesson of the Mishnah Brurah between afternoon and evening prayers from Rabbi Baruch Sauervitch and Rabbi Mordechai Pines. So the beit hamidrash was filled with Torah and prayers day and night fulfilling the dictum of the psalms that if one studies, one will not be led astray.
On Shabbat night there were the most students. People, tired from six days of hard work and of going to the market which took place on Friday, went to sleep early, immediately after the Shabbat meal, and at midnight awoke and went to the beit hamidrash to study Torah and to recite psalms. Those who came late, at three or four in the morning did not find place at the study tables.
Even the youth were integrated in the way of life of the beit hamidrash. They were organized into their own societies ; 'book repairing' 'book buying' and Life of Man( a book of Jewish Laws) and the managers and treasurers among them raised money to buy and repair books from members of the different associations and mainly from the Jews whose wives had recently given birth to children. The students asked for the money from the youngsters to repair books that were worn from use or to buy a new book. Sometimes there were disputes, and arguments broke out between the leaders of the groups until the beadle (shamash) announced from the bimah of the beit hamidrash one day, that no more money should be given to the children. Eventually the children prevailed and continued with their work.
They were especially happy when they managed to collect seventy rubles, which was the price of the much sought after Vilna Talmud Bavli (published in Vilna and took between 1880 1886 to compile and print). A special kiddush was arranged and the Vilna Talmud Bavli beautifully bound in leather was brought in with much joy and splendor and added to the treasure of books of the beit hamidrash.
During the Shoah the beit hamidrash was destroyed and the many valuable books were lost and only the foundations remained.
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Translated by Henry Tobias
South of the shul, stood a small sad looking building. The Hassisdic Shtiebel.
There were few Hassidim compared to Mitnagdim in Tykocin who were influenced by the nearby Lithuania, only about twenty people, mostly from the outskirts of town. All the Hassidim followed the Ger (Gur) Rabbi.
At first they did not have a place of prayer, but rented apartments which afterwards were used by Poles. When the time came for Pasha, who baked honey(?) cakes(?), to depart this world, she was barren and had no heirs, she called the Hassidim and gave them her miserable house and they in turn promised to say Kaddish for her every year.
In 1914 a short time before Pesach Pasha died and on the same day the Hassidim put the Holy Ark in the house and began praying. Only after Pesach did the renovate and repair and on the Shabbat of Parashat B'haaloch (the third parasha of the book of Numbers) did they consecrate the building with pride and joy accompanied by Rabbi Pinchas and other dignitaries. Four years later this miserable building was used as a place of Torah and prayer for all the residents of Tykocin.
In 1918 there was a terrible plague in the town. The Germans who ruled at that time temporarily turned all the shuls into hospitals and refused entry. Only the Hassidic Shtiebel was ignored.
The Hassidim like their shtiebel were mostly feeble and poor who found supporting themselves difficult, but there was no other place of prayer in Tykocin that was more grand and could be compared with the joy and intensity of the singing. Prayer was always held with singing and song and their service was intense and contagious. On Friday night their singing would reverberate long after the shul and Beit Midrash had finished praying and at the end of Shabbat they would be late for the 'third meal' held after afternoon prayers (mincha) because their singing and chanting was delightful and harmonious.
On Simchat Torah the joy reached its peak. It was well known in Tykocin that the Hassidim circled around the bima for hours with much enthusiastic singing and dancing as opposed to the 'cold' Mitnagdim who didn't know how to sing and dance. In all the shuls and Beitei Midrashot the encirclement of the bima was long finished and the encirclements of the bima continued long after in the shtiebel. Old and young dance in honour of the Torah with devotion and joy.
There was also learning in the shtiebel according to the instructions of the Master (the rabbi) every day and on Shabbat between morning prayers and the supplemental prayers.
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May 19th Work Day & Barn Dance
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On the third Saturday of each month, Pie Ranch hosts a Community Work Day, potluck dinner, and rollicking barn dance in the roadside barn. All are welcome; come lend a hand in the fields while you work alongside other volunteers and farmers. Celebrate the spirit of community at this monthly ritual of working together on the ranch, sharing locally grown food, and then spinning, laughing and dosey-doing together into the night.
The work day will begin at 2pm.
We offer an optional farm tour at 4pm that begins at the upper slice toolshed ($5/person).
Then join in the potluck at 6pm and dancing at 7pm until about 10pm.
The dance is $7-20 (sliding scale) to compensate Pie Ranch, the County Line Pickers (featuring Jim Davies, bass; Joni Davies, guitar; Josh Lane, mandolin; Ken Clarkson, banjo; Jon Young & Nancy Vail, fiddles) and caller, Andy Wilson.
To keep our barn dances open & accessible to the public, we cannot accommodate large, private groups of over 10 people. Children under 12 free accompanied by their parents; if you bring a large group of youngsters (over 7, 10 the maximum) we request prior notification and a sliding fee of $5-10 per child. Workday participants pay a discounted rate of $5-15, so come on down and hoe before you hoe down!
Important info:
- Come check in at the Roadside Barn upon arrival to find out where the work day activities will be taking place.
- Please leave dogs at home. (We love dogs too, honest, but it is really not a good event to have dogs present)
- Be careful turning into Pie Ranch from Highway 1.
- Park at the Roadside Barn or in the field directly behind the roadside barn. PLEASE DO NOT DRIVE UP TO THE UPPER SLICE. If you're confused, please ask at the roadside barn.
- Bring water bottles, clothing layers, sunscreen, closed toe shoes, and sunhats.
- Bring work gloves, tools, and enthusiasm! (We have gloves and tools for you to use too).
- Please bring your own dishes and utensils for the potluck. Every bit of clean up help is greatly appreciated!
- To keep an inclusive, family atmosphere, the potluck and barn dance are alcohol-free events.
"We don't want a bigger piece of the pie, we want a different pie." -Winona LaDuke
Pie Ranch Work Days and Barn Dances are held every third Saturday of the month, all year long. Upcoming work day & barn dances: June 16th & July 21st.


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mgbs are probly the most best cars i have ever drove in
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The MGB, the MGA's replacement, was produced by British Leyland from 1962 and became Britain's best selling sports car. Pininfarina assisted, the MGB's clean design was right first time.
Although the MGB was initially released as a convertible, the range was later extended with the MGB GT and MGB GT V8 (both coupe versions) and with the MGC (a more powerful version of the original roadster MGB). The Rover-built RV8 in the early 90's was also based on the original, MG MGB.
Powered by a four cylinder 1.8L B-series engine which produced 95hp, the MGB was capable of reaching 60mph in 11 seconds, considered relatively swift at the time. This figure was possible due to some new techniques employed by MG in the production of the MGB, including a monocoque chassis which helped reduce weight compared to the methods used by Triumph on their TR series of cars, the main rival of the MGB. As well as a modern chassis, those looking to buy and MGB would also be pleased to know that the car is also equipped with quite modern safety features, it being the one of the first to feature crumple zones.
Over the run of production MG released mk2 and mk3 variants of the MGB roadster; however these variants only contained subtle differences on the original. Some of the additions and alterations made were changes to the floor pan, triple windscreen wipers on U.S models, new grille, revised bumpers and interior alterations. Along with these additions to the original MGB, MG released the MGC, a more powerful sister to the the MGB. The MG MGC was powered by a 2.9L 6 cylinder engine that produced a very respectable 145bhp and could reach 120mph. Externally, only subtle changes were implemented more for necessity rather than pure aesthetics. A power bulge and teardrop were added to the bonnet and the MGC was given larger 15inch wheels. Due to the extra weight the MGC received mixed reviews however it is now, along with the MGB, considered a very collectable classic British sports car.
Production of the MGB was halted in 1980 due to declining sales.
mgbs are probly the most best cars i have ever drove in
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I own a 1964 'pull-handle' MGB Roadster. Great fun to drive with direct, albeit heavy steering and reasonable performance by today's standards. Good roadholding thanks to strongly engineered construction and despite leafspring rear suspension. Simple maintenance with readily available parts - some on an exchange basis - from the likes of MG Hive.
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This car needs a good home and has been in the family for 20 years. The engine alone is worth 1700GBP. View car
Very well driving with overdrive, litle rust with wheel arche and boot helm. View car
A beautiful example of a classic MGB GT. Lady owner for last 19 years and only occasionally used. Garaged all the time and in very good condition. MOT to 11th July, 2011. All documents of any works carried... View car
This is a 1974 MGB in original MGB Prime Rose Yellow in a good condition. Car has been maintained very well and is very reliable. Car has overdrive, leather seats, beautiful dashboard, wooden steering... View car
This is a very nice and easy to do restoration project. MGB GT Coupe, 1969, original splitbumper car with the correct rear-bumper and grille. No (or very little) rust. Car has USA title and document importduties... View car


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Food premises registration
Registration summary
To store, prepare, distribute or sell food on premises you need to be registered with the local authority. Premises include restaurants, cafes, hotels, shops, canteens, market stalls, mobile catering vans and food delivery vans.
Some manufacturers handling products of animal origin may need to be approved by the local authority or the Meat Hygiene Service, rather than registered. If you are uncertain whether your business needs to be approved or registered please register the business in the first instance, then apply for approval if your local authority subsequently requires you to so.
Do I need planning permission?
You may require planning permission to open a food business. This depends on the type of food premise you wish to operate. Please see the Planning Guidance for Food and Drink Establishments(pdf, 560KB) for general guidance. For further information contact Development Control on 0845 612 2660
Staff training
No formal training is required. However, all food handlers must be supervised and instructed and/or trained in food hygiene matters to a level appropriate to their job.
Eligibility criteria
No provision in legislation.
Regulation summary
A summary of the regulations relating to this licence(pdf, 111KB). Please see specifically Chapter 2, Article 6 on page L 226/8.
Application evaluation process
No provision in legislation.
Will tacit consent apply?
Yes. This means that you will be able to act as though your registration is granted if you have not heard from the local authority by the end of the target completion period.
Apply online
- Apply for registration of a food business establishment
- Tell us about a change to your existing circumstances
Apply by post
If you prefer to apply by post please download the application form and fill in the details then send to the address below.
Printable Food Premises Registration Form(pdf, 49KB)
More information
More information on food safety issues is available:
- Food safety in business premises
- Food safety at home
Contact Commercial Environmental Health
If you have any questions or would like any advice, please contact us:
Consumer Protection
2nd Floor
Civic Centre
44 York Street
Telephone: 020 8891 7117
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Fax: 020 8891 7713
We are open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.


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Flame Body only has a chance to Burn the opponent, not raise its own Attack power(that is Flash Fire) Flame Body also can decrease the steps to hatch a Pokemon egg which is the same as Magma Armor. Hope this helps.
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Wed, 22 May 2013
This week we discuss 3D Printing Changing the World, check out Jack the Ripper, and review Star Trek: Into Darkness. Music Credits (provided by Mevio's Music Alley).
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Wed, 15 May 2013
This week we read from my novel A Glimpse of Her Soul, check out Gulp by Mary Roach, review The Candidate, and discuss Justified. Music Credits (provided by Mevio's Music Alley):
Wed, 8 May 2013
This week we dissect the book and movie One For The Money, check out The Will, review Django Unchained, and discuss The Fate of Mercy Alben. Music Credits (provided by Mevio's Music Alley):
Wed, 1 May 2013
This week we're back with reviews of the Sookie Stackhouse mysteries, The Place Beyond The Pines, Uzemaki, 14, and much, much more! Music provided by Mevio's Music Alley (music.mevio.com):
Tue, 4 December 2012
Hi folks. Sorry to say that our dearly beloved computer finally had it. After 8 years and numerous patches, fixes, and even a minor rebuild, the ol' thing is dead. The good news is that I've quickly gotten a new computer which I'm getting up to speed as fast as I can. Unfortunately, modern advances have left some of our sound equipment in the dust. So, now I have to get a new mixer that has a USB plug and also I have to retrieve the latest recordings from the hard drive of the dead computer. All in all, it means that the show is in hiatus for a week or so until I can get it all back up and running. Please stay with us. We will keep The Eclectic Review going. It's been a tumultuous bunch of months lately and this is just the icing on the cake, but The Eclectic Review is dear to us and we will not let it fade away. If we don't get up and running before December is out, Happy Holidays, Happy New Year, and we look forward to entertaining you real soon! Take care all.
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Wed, 28 November 2012
This week we discuss Space and Books, check out She's Come Undone by Wally Lamb, and review A Bunch of Amatuers by Jack Hitt. Music Credtis (provided by IODAPromonet).
Wed, 21 November 2012
This week we bring you updates on past topics, review Lockout, and offer up a Pet Peeve. Music Credits (provided by IODAPromonet).
Wed, 7 November 2012
This week we finish our talk on Cats and Dogs, review Argo, and check out Along The Way. Music Credits (provided by IODAPromonet).
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Wed, 31 October 2012
This week we talk about Cats and Dogs, review Apollo 18, check out Empire of the Summer Moon, discuss The Artist, and take a look at A Conflict of Interest. Music Credits (provided by IODAPromonet).
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Wed, 17 October 2012
Hey folks! We're working on more and more shows for you with some cool things on the way. But, as luck would have it, we both got sick this past weekend, and I have some appearances I have to do this week. So, no new shows this week or next week. But when we come back, we'll be talking about Cats and Dogs, Medicine, Education, Space, and lots more. See you in 2 weeks!
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This year's Super Bowl was competitive, but hardly as dog-eat-dog as the Scotland County Humane Society's recent "Speuter Bowl" essay contest, say organizers.
Designed to educate local elementary school students about pet care and the importance of spaying and neutering animals, the "Speuter Bowl" essay contest is one element of the Humane Society's "Pet Responsibility Education Program" (PREP).
The two most recent winners of the essay contest were fifth graders Trinity Cox of Pate-Gardner School and Samantha Bowen of Covington Street School.
The winners were announced at recent PREP assemblies at the respective schools.
In her essay Cox wrote about the value of pets to their human owners and also about how it is incumbent on humans to hold up their end of the bargain by spaying and neutering their animals.
Citing the fact that 3.7 million pets are euthanized yearly, Bowen wrote that a "lack of loving homes" makes spaying and neutering an important responsibility.
"The benefits of spaying and neutering are that your pets will live longer, happier, healthier lives. Spaying or neutering also helps control pet overpopulation," Bowen continued.
Bowen also appealed to pragmatists, saying that the relatively low cost of spaying or neutering could help owners avoid the much greater expense of caring for new puppies or kittens.
The PREP program was adapted from a similar program in Moore County to fit the needs of Scotland County.
According to organizer Marcie Nor, PREP includes a six-part, 50-60 minute per week program presented to the fifth grade students in Scotland County during their guidance class period.
Tailored for the fifth grade audience, Humane Society Board Member Kathy Murphy said that the program is designed to teach the important lesson of pet responsibility at an age where it is most likely to make an impression.
And that learning can pay off — literally. Essay contest winners at each school receive a $50 gift card from Wal Mart as well as a voucher for the free spaying or neutering of one of their pets or of the pet of a family member.


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As I'm waiting for my MRI appointment, I'm on a lookout for sensible autumn/winter boots to carry me through winter months. There are so many rules to follow; can't kill my knees, can't kill my hip, can't kill my toes and can't stop blood circulation in my calf. Oh, and they cannot look ugly, they have to be nice shade of brown and must have just right amount of heel. As if those demands aren't making my hunt nearly impossible, here's another one: They have to fit into my budget. Well, this year I decided to skip the usual online stores Finland has to offer and went straight to the Clarks.co.uk.
It was almost a good decision and I did find some boots but then I got distracted by this:
Who needs boring brown boots when you can have this? If you know the show "Mary, Queen of Shops", this is a shoe line she did together with Clarks. The teal La Mary's, combined with electric blue pantyhose, so do the trick for me. Can I have all of these? Thank you so very much.
If anyone cares about the boots I found that are soooo sensible…
Doesn't quite give the thrill as a La Mary, does it?
I'm seriously bummed.
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Editorial: Let Us Pay
by Kevin Sims
Let Us Pay The issue of debt relief is big news at the moment. The world's richest countries are being persuaded to give more aid to the poorest nations and to cancel the debts that have built up over the years. On the surface it seems simple, doesn't it? Those with great riches can give some of the excess to those who have less than nothing. Of course, in reality it's a lot more complicated. The rich countries have their budgets in place and any changes will have knock-on effects on their own citizens. Well, having seen some of the conditions in parts of the developing world, I have a well-reasoned, articulate response for people living in the world's rich nations – tough! If the cost of my luxury items goes up to help fund the shortfall in interest from countries who spend more on debt repayments than on education and healthcare combined then I say, 'Great, here's my money.' I realise I have been fortunate to grow up in a country where, on the whole, good living conditions are available to all. Healthcare, education, clean water are all mine for the asking. In a way, anything else can be viewed as a bonus. But what if I had been born elsewhere? For too many of the world's people, things I take as basics are luxuries they can only dream about – and all because they were born in the wrong place. The article in this issue from Tanzania shows clearly the struggles some of the world's poorest people face. Education can provide a way out of poverty – but the poor can't afford an education and the poorest countries can't afford to provide free education. In Tanzania The Salvation Army is addressing this problem but it's just a drop in the ocean. My two sons will get to make the most of their abilities because of where they live – not because they deserve it more than anyone else. As a Christian, I believe the Church must stand up and fight for the world's poorest people. In the face of thousands of deaths every day, it seems a bit petty to complain about how some governments may spend the money saved from cancelled debts. Perhaps we need to look again at the Bible's account of Jesus and the rich young ruler. When Jesus told this good man to sell all he had and give the proceeds to the poor I'm not aware he added, 'But make sure they spend it on something useful!' With easy air travel and the Internet, this is an ever-shrinking world. When you consider the amount of resources wasted by rich countries it seems obscene that poverty takes the lives of 50,000 people a day – people who, in this small world, are almost near enough to touch. 'Love your neighbour as yourself' is one of Jesus' most-quoted sayings. And what better way to love our international neighbours than by telling our leaders we want to send poverty the way of smallpox? An injection of funds now could be a massive step to making poverty yesterday's problem.


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The 0.92 will be mostly a bugfix/balancing release. It will fix the bugs:
- quick help showing below the battlefield art
- you can close the equipment also clicking outside the red ribbon
- help in random encounter showing below the encounter window
- new map overlay toggling with 3 options: you can choose to see the icons+labels, icons for big/known places and labels for zones/temporary places, or no labels at all
Plus some romances and typos I think (not sure which ones, but I will include the latest updates from Aleema!).
Regarding balancing: as I expected, making the game too easy made some veteran RPG players unhappy So I'm going to revamp the Hard difficulty mode. I found out the main problem, veteran RPG players tend to equip their characters VERY WELL. It was Elmsdor who sent me a savegame so I could check: all powerful items, characters average defense was 70-80, while myself while testing I reached only around 60, at same level as him!! (and using cheat codes lol).
So clearly for those players the battles are too easy and there's no challenge for them! I'm going to put back Hard difficulty as it was originally, so that means: VERY MEGA ULTRA SUPER DIFFICULT, and nobody should play at that level, unless you're a HARDCORE RPG PLAYER.
This way everyone will be happy. Casual players play at EASY, RPG players (but not those who spend hours grinding to get better equipment) will play at NORMAL, while those monsters veteran RPG players can enjoy the game at HARD


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A class of Florida Gulf Coast University students is conducting a series of outdoor experiments later this morning at the Bonita Springs Nature Place…they'll be trying to determine whether honey bees can count, and what exactly they see when buzzing past a bright RED flower. Assistant professor of animal behavior at FGCU Billy Gunnels spoke with WGCU's Mike Kiniry about the experiment.
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The 35th annual Farm City Week Banquet was held Thursday evening with the theme "Farming, Flying and Community, the Pillars of Southwest Oklahoma." Maurice King was the Master of Ceremonies for the event. He explained to the group that the purpose of Farm City Week is to recognize the importance of agriculture to the economic base of southwest Oklahoma.
He went on to say that the Altus Chamber of Commerce sponsors this week in order to recognize the contributions made by farming and ranching to the overall economy of Jackson County.
Several activities were held this week to help promote a better understanding of the interdependence between the rural and urban communities.
The kickoff of Farm City week this year included a Farmer's Appreciation Luncheon and farm tours to Robbins Farming Operation, Cotton Growers Gin, Altus Peanut Warehouse Company, Gavilon, and a special Lugert/Altus Irrigation District Demonstration Project. Tractors for the tour were provided by Livingston Machinery and Western Equipment.
About 60 people were also taken on orientation air refueling flight Thursday, hosted by Col. Krawietz.
During the banquet, Eddie and Joan Wilcoxen, representing KWHW Radio, presented the "Legends of Agriculture" award to Rodney Nichols. Col. Anthony Krawietz, Commander of the 97th Air Mobility Wing at Altus Air Force Base, also presented a Wing lithograph to Nichols.
Trudy Cavillo, of KEYB Radio, presented the Jackson County Conservation District Speech winners with cash awards. The two winners, Jake Hall and Katelynn Shumaker, also read their winning speeches at the banquet.


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Money making guide
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This provides players with a list of ideas that can help them make money in RuneScape. When using this guide, players should keep in mind that the economy of RuneScape is constantly changing, which means that not all of the information given here will be completely accurate. Although the vast majority of these methods were and still are accurate for many of the players who've contributed to sharing these methods, they are not guaranteed to work for every single player. Making money can be a long and arduous process, so bearing in mind that no matter how fast and effective one method may be, it still takes time and patience to earn and hold onto large amounts of money.
Before you make your first edit or addition, please view the guidelines for adding information. These are so that these guides may be as effective and accurate as possible in helping players.
Also, please make sure that Free-to-play methods are found under both sections as members may still wish to use them as references, but that Pay-to-play methods should not be found under free-to-play sections.
Contents |
Guides by skill
Non-members guides | Members guides | |
- | Agility | |
Combat | Combat | |
Combined | Combined | |
- | Construction | |
Cooking | Cooking | |
Crafting | Crafting | |
Dungeoneering | Dungeoneering | |
- | Farming | |
Firemaking | Firemaking | |
Fishing | Fishing | |
- | Fletching | |
- | Herblore | |
- | Hunter | |
Magic | Magic | |
Mining | Mining | |
Prayer | Prayer | |
Runecrafting | Runecrafting | |
Smithing | Smithing | |
- | Slayer | |
- | Summoning | |
- | Thieving | |
Woodcutting | Woodcutting |
Making money without skills
- Advanced Trading Guide
- Money making guide/Miscellaneous and Merchanting (F2P)
- Money making guide/Miscellaneous and Merchanting (P2P)
- Money making guide/Stronghold
- Note: Some quests involve a monetary reward at completion.
Shop Runs
Buying items from shops and selling them at the Grand Exchange.
Repeatable events
Tips and hints
- Make sure to pick up as much money left on the ground as you can when training or travelling. Although it seems pointless to do so, even small amounts of money can add up to thousands, so picking up that extra small drop from a guard or rock crab counts toward your earnings. This is especially a good idea now that we have the coin pouch.
- The RuneScape Official Forums or the Forums of a clan site can be used to help money makers buy and sell items more efficiently and easily.
- The Grand Exchange in the specified trade worlds (Worlds 1-6, etc.) is the busiest trading centre for both free players and members, and as such, can help players find the item they need quicker and help players sell their items quicker.
- As time passes, and more players join the game demand for items generally increase. As a result, prices may inflate and your coins will be worth less. See the CTI for a rough measure of inflation.
- Certain items which are not tradeable over the Grand Exchange can still be bought and sold normally from other players.
- There is a limit to buying 2 discontinued or Treasure Trails items every 4 hours.
- When buying/selling items through the Grand Exchange, it's helpful if you buy items for a few coins higher or sell for a few coins lower. This way, you can automatically place your trade at the head of all the market price offers.
- A general equation for determining the amount of profit or loss is: If k is negative then players are losing money. In order to use this equation to determine how much one would make players need to give values to the variables. I is the initial investment; t is the number of times that you are going to perform your "method"; this will then give you F which is the final price.
- Example: Assume one has 5,000 coins. Materials cost 500 coins and the product sells for 1,000 coins. You want to do this 5 times, this gives you F = 500*10*5, which comes out to 25,000 coins.
- If you are training to get a skill to 99, you could try to make money out of this.
- Example: if you were getting 99 woodcutting, instead of doing ivy or sawmill you could do magic/yew trees to 99.
See also
If a money making method is out of date, you can edit this page to improve it.
Money making guides | |
Free-to-play guides |
Combat • Combined • Cooking • Crafting • Dungeoneering • Firemaking • Fishing • Magic • Mining • Prayer • Runecrafting • Smithing • Woodcutting |
Members guides |
Combat • Combined • Agility • Cooking • Construction • Crafting • Dungeoneering • Farming • Firemaking • Fishing • Fletching • Herblore • Hunter • Magic • Mining • Prayer • Runecrafting • Slayer • Smithing • Summoning • Thieving • Woodcutting |
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Study Ranks Healthiest Virginia Counties
By: Hayley Mason
Updated: March 21, 2013
Locally, for health outcomes
"When you have two communities that are next to each other," Devine says, "One relatively rural and one a city, you can see wide disparities in some of the measurements. That can lead to differences in the rankings."
He says the report is accurate and helpful to the local health department. It measures areas according to mortality, employment, obesity, smoking, and low birth rate, among other factors.
"We have more work to
do," Devine says. "We'll always have more work to do. I am
disappointed that obesity numbers seem to be stable, or even rising some. I'd
love to see them fall. I am also concerned about cigarette smoking. Cigarette
smoking is persisting in
Devine says locally, teen pregnancy and infant mortality are big issues the community is working to combat.
"We see listed low birth-weight babies," Devine says." Low birth-weight babies at greater risk for infant mortality, greater risk for respiratory problems later in life, at greater risk for other medical problems. Here in the community, we have a coalition between the Health Department, Later Baby and Clean, working on teen pregnancy issues."
Local health department officials
say a stronger economy in the northern counties, closer to
"The northeastern
Ultimately, Devine says the report is an eye-opener for local communities about the work that needs to be done. The study was conducted by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
You can read the report and do county-by-county health comparison by clicking here.


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The map below shows apartments and rentals in University City, Philadelphia.
University City has a population of 25,095 and an average Walk Score of 93. University City is the #3 most walkable neighborhood in Philadelphia.
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Ok! It's not Tennis but (looks like) Lacrosse?
"Lacrosse versus Tennis," in which the writer proves, to his own satisfaction at least, that Lacrosse is a dangerous innovation which is making dastardly attempts to uproot and scatter to the winds that venerable root of all - virtue, lawn tennis; and that, if it be not speedily wiped out of existence, untold misery will descend upon the community...........[The Harvard Crimson:1881].
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March 1, 2013
|Meet some of the people featured in the March 2013 issue of The Scientist.
March 1, 2013
|Meet some of the people featured in the March 2013 issue of The Scientist.
Nanoscale cracks in bone dissipate energy to protect against fracture, a process that appears to be regulated by the interaction of two proteins.
Inducing certain brain patterns extends non-REM sleep in mice.
The global spread of dengue virus has immunologists and public-health experts debating the best way to curb infection.
During development, communication between organs determines their relative final size.
Researchers have created a molecule that helps nanoparticles evade immune attack and could improve drug delivery.
Three Silicon Valley entrepreneurs are offering $3 million to scientists demonstrating excellence in biology and medical research.
Disruptions in the interaction between nuclear and mitochondrial DNA can lead to deficiencies in the mitochondrial energy-generating process, affecting fitness.
A study suggests that some mouse models do not accurately mimic human molecular mechanisms of inflammatory response, but other mouse strains may fare better.


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Sometimes us AP's tend to dig beyond popular culture to find those eccentric people we feel we can relate to, but many times they are in front our face all along and didn't even realize it. Exhibit A....
All these years and I am now noticing the NBA freak of them all, Dennis Rodman was a true Afropunk with his colorful hair, tattoos, and piercings on the court in addition to his outlandish sports covers.
Who else can you think of?
@Fashionfreak - I agree sis...
@Logun - really tasteless and unnecessary comment brother. Amber is NOT white, which I'm sure u well know. Sure she may be shallow and materialistic but is Wiz really all that deep beside his gear and tats?
It's about respect for all Black women on this site and in general...
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