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Saturday, January 14, 2012
Roseanne's Amazing Author's Event
Today, I'm sharing my tagline and buy link from my latest release from Books We Love Publishing. I hope you enjoy it:
When Meghan Shelby inherits the family home, she returns to her hometown after a ten year absence. Not only does she find the house is in a rundown, dilapidated condition, there's a dead body in the living room. She also discovers secrets and deceit from years ago.
Meghan always loved this town that her parents whisked her away from when she was seventeen. Now she's back and looking forward to a new life . Her first surprise comes when she applies for a job as school secretary and the principal turns out to be none other than her high school crush. Needless to say, the feelings are quickly rekindled. Can she take the job and work with him every day?
Meghan loved this time of year, though a little too hot to start school in her opinion. Why they felt the need to go back in August was beyond her. She remembered her mother complaining about it years ago. "What was wrong with starting after Labor Day like they did in my day?" Her mother used to rant and rave for weeks before school started. Even got on the School Board. Not that it changed anything. School still started the last week in August. Meghan smiled at the memory. Now that she thought about it, it was silly. Like they took the last week of vacation away from the kids. Bet the teachers didn't like it either. Meghan pulled into the school parking lot. Not much had changed here either. New landscaping, new windows, but that was about it. The old building looked pretty much the same. Her footsteps echoed in the empty hall. She'd never been in the school when it was empty before. The strong odor of wax and other cleaning products prickled her nostrils. The clean smell lingered through the first few days of school. It had been a long time since she'd been to the principal's office and she stopped outside, took a deep breath and held it. Here goes nothing. Mr. Duncan said look for Mr. Mac. He must be new in town. It wasn't a name she remembered. So, what was the worse he could say? Letting out her breath, she hurried inside, before her nerve left her. A man stood with his back to her, unpacking a box of books. "Excuse me. I'm looking for Mr. Mac."
"I'm Mr. Mac." He turned toward her.
Meghan's breath caught in her throat. "Patrick!" The word slipped out of her mouth, before she could stop it. The love of her life stood in front of her, even better looking and sexier than she remembered. Her heart skipped a beat, her legs turned to jelly, and she grabbed the edge of the desk to steady herself.
Patrick smiled at her. That easy smile she remembered from long ago. The smile she used to love. It lit up his eyes.
"Little Meghan Shelby. Not so little anymore I see."
Heat burned her cheeks as Patrick looked her up and down, apparently taking in every inch of her. He remembered her. After all this time he knew who she was. Would wonders never cease?
"Uh, um..." Oh, crap. Now wasn't the time to get tongue tied. "You're the principal here?" Lord, could she work for him. See him every day?
"Yes, I am. I heard you were back in town. Are you staying then? Do you want to register
your child?"
"Huh?" Her child, was he nuts? "Uh, no, I'm here about the secretarial position. Mr. Duncan was supposed to call you."
"Really? You want the job?"
"Yes, didn't Mr. Duncan call? He told me to come right over."
"If he did I didn't hear the phone. I've been in and out of the office." He nodded toward the stack of books. "Too busy around here this time of year." Patrick grinned and motioned her into his office. "So tell me about yourself. What qualifies you for the job?"
Qualifications? Think, damn it. What was the matter with her? She'd lost all train ofthought. "Well, I'm computer proficient. I'm good with math. And I love children." What more could he want?
"I see. So why do you want the position? Tell me about your education."
His deep voice sent shivers down her spine. Meghan couldn't take her gaze from him. All sense of reason flew out the window. She had the most God awful urge to reach up and push his dark hair out of his eyes. "I'm a former math major, have two years of college. I'm a quick
learner." Finally, she looked away.
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On the last day, there will be prizes. Don't miss out. :)
I just read the review Ginger Simpson wrote for Secrets, Lies & Love and had to post it here. Thank you for the glowing review, Ginger. It means a lot to me, coming from such a talented, accomplished author.
5.0 out of 5 stars Very Appropriate Title, January 13, 2012
By Ginger Simpson "mizging" (Tennessee) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Secrets, Lies & Love (Kindle Edition)
Roseanne Dowell has certainly captured all the elements that make a terrific story in this one book. Returning to your home town, one that isn't necessarily filled with pleasant memories, can be traumatic. The welcome mat doesn't really stand out when the house you've inherited is more ready for demolition than becoming your new home, and finding a dead body inside garners attention no one wants. When you add in the mystery of who the victim is, who is making the threatening phone calls, and wondering if the hero and heroine are truly destined to reignite sparks that started long ago, those pages will not turn fast enough. I highly recommend Secrets, Lies and Love. I certainly wasn't disappointed for one minute.
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19 comments:
- Roseanne Dowell said...
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- January 14, 2012 at 9:17 AM
- Roseanne Dowell said...
I hope everyone enjoys our event and don't forget to check out the next one tomorrow.
- January 14, 2012 at 9:18 AM
- Beth Trissel said...
I hope I win this book Roseanne because I think it sounds fascinating. :) Either way it's going into my TBR. Well done post too.
- January 14, 2012 at 9:39 AM
- gail roughton branan said...
As a Beta reader, I ain't saying! But whoever wins this book is in for a great read!
- January 14, 2012 at 10:08 AM
- P.L. Parker said...
Sounds wonderful Roseanne! I'll be sure to spread the word!
- January 14, 2012 at 11:02 AM
- S.G. Rogers said...
Roseanne, you've set up a wonderful conundrum for your MC in this excerpt! Woo hoo! I can't wait to see how the story turns out.
- January 14, 2012 at 11:09 AM
- Mona Risk said...
What a fantastic hook. I hope I win that book.
- January 14, 2012 at 11:22 AM
- Eva's Flowers said...
Very interesting, I want to read more!!
evitap67(at)gmail(dot)com - January 14, 2012 at 1:39 PM
- Cathie Dunn said...
That's a great premise, Roseanne. Loved the excerpt. Definitely a book for my tbr pile. :-)
- January 14, 2012 at 2:40 PM
- Karen Michelle Nutt said...
Secrets, lies and a little romance has me intrigued. This is definitely going on wish list. :)
- January 14, 2012 at 4:16 PM
- J Q Rose said...
Just the title hooks you in..Who can resist learning secrets and finding a liar?? Looking forward to meeting your amazing authors and their books!
- January 14, 2012 at 4:51 PM
- Jacquie Rogers said...
What an intriguing setup, Roseanne! This book sounds fabulous--loved the excerpt!
- January 14, 2012 at 5:01 PM
- Maggie Toussaint said...
What a teaser of an excerpt! I liked your heroine immediately. And the hero isn't too shabby either!
- January 14, 2012 at 5:50 PM
- VampedChik said...
Sounds like a great read!!! Thanks for sharing!
email@example.com - January 14, 2012 at 8:07 PM
- mcv said...
I'm joining the blog tour and look forward to discovering new authors and have a chance to win some awesome books!
mcv111 at hotmail dot com - January 15, 2012 at 10:32 AM
- Michelle said...
I loved your excerpt. You really captured how astonished she was to see Patrick again. I wanted to keep reading!
Nicely done,
Author of Concilium, available July 2012
Concilium: The Departure, November 2012
PODs, available June 2013 - January 15, 2012 at 11:36 AM
- Karen Cote said...
Loved, LOVED the review from Ginger. Big hugs Ro...Did I mention what a fabulous cover this is?
- January 15, 2012 at 7:55 PM
- Linda LaRoque said...
Sounds like a great read!
- January 15, 2012 at 11:37 PM
- Isabella Macotte said...
Great excerpt!Sounds fantastic.
- January 24, 2012 at 9:45 AM


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I watch as the guy runs off and feels confused. what just happened?
Gordon hits a girl, she falls to the ground calling him a jerk, and he started to think. (What if i just pushed the nicest person on campus to the ground, and now she is going to kill me!) Gordon went quickly around, lifted her up with both hands to help her up to her feet. "I am sorry, don't kill me!" he went off running, to get the last fish, in the same moment he hits another girl. (what am i, mr stupid!) *Lightning* "What! just happened!"
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I watch as the guy runs off and feels confused. what just happened?
"Lust, Love, Unexpected Romance. Isn't that what every girl wants?"
Gordon went for the last table standing alone, "All the fish i can eat!" he makes the fish go down is throat, the only thing he doesn't watch, his manners. Eating the fish like a Crocodile, that hadn't seen food in 3 years. Finishing eating, he remember the other girl he hit, "Poor girl, i have to say that, i am sorry"
Music, well organized Notes, made to make Harmony .
((requesting permission to join~!))
Name: Leira Reynolds
Age: 12
Godly Parent: Erebos, god of darkness and shadow.
Appearance: She has long dark hair and dark brown eyes. She goes around wearing a navy blue jacket and jeans.
Personality: Mischievous around everyone. She acts like she knows less than she does.
History: Leira used to live with her mom and little sister. There wasn't any reason for her to dislike her family other than the fact that her little sister annoyed her sometimes. A few months ago, her mother just kicked her out of the house without any explanation as to why. She was by herself ever since.
Family: Her mother Renee, and her sister Alicia.
Magic Weapon (optional):none~
Other (optional): she doesn't have any magical weapons, but she has a switchblade that she barely uses and a slingshot that she uses almost daily. She can pull almost anything out of her pockets at any time.
I summon a fog as i fly around. Not wanting others knowing i can't fly.
Leira sat in the corner of the lunchroom, partially glad and partially annoyed that nobody has noticed her yet. She leaned against a wall and started eating an apple, wondering if she should try to talk to anyone. Well that would be how most people went about making friends wouldn't it? She thought to herself. Who should she go up to first?
I don't realize that the fog was spreading and reached the pavilion making it hard for everyone to see.
I tried to look around, but couldn't I trip and fall in a seat.
"Lust, Love, Unexpected Romance. Isn't that what every girl wants?"
I try to stop the fog but realize I'm not the one doing it.

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New Dating Site Debuts Targeting "Black Nerds"
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Thanks to President Barack Obama, webseries phenom Issa Rae and Keegan Michael Key and Jordan Peele of Comedy Central's "Key and Peele," the profile and prestige of the so-called "black nerd" is on the rise. This new social group's increasing popularity has led to the creation of a website to help them find love - BlackNerdDating.com.
"It's no secret that Nerds and geeks, particularly black nerds have specific tastes and preferences that may not fit into the today's online social circles," said BlackNerdDating.com creator and proud geek, Keith York. "Dating is no different which is why BlackNerdDating.com is a necessary addition to any actively dating black geek's list of favorite sites."
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A cold front and general rain came through the state over the weekend, bringing a statewide average of half an inch of rainfall, according to the Oklahoma Crop Weather report issued today by USDA-NASS Oklahoma Field Office. The Panhandle received almost no rainfall while the Northeast district received almost an inch on average. Wind gusts ahead of the front on Saturday were recorded by Mesonet as high as 67 mph in Kenton and over 60 mph throughout the Panhandle and northwest Oklahoma. Sustained winds over 45 mph and as high as 50 mph in Kenton were recorded as well. The wind and abnormally warm temperatures continued to affect the small grains and canola trying to emerge. Overall, crop conditions continued to fall and much more rainfall was needed to reverse that trend. The condition of small grains has dampened producer's hopes for winter grazing. Stock pond levels remain low and hay production made very little progress. Both topsoil and subsoil moisture conditions continued to be rated poor to very poor.
There were 6.6 days suitable for fieldwork.
Small Grains: Conditions of small grains continued to drop and both wheat and rye were rated mostly fair to poor. Wheat planting was virtually complete by the end of the week and 82 percent of the crop had emerged. Oat seedbed preparation was 85 percent complete and 47 percent had been planted. Forty percent of oats had emerged, seven points behind normal.
Canola conditions were rated mostly fair, a decline from the previous week. Ninety four percent of the crop had emerged by week's end.
Row Crops: Harvest continued well ahead of normal for sorghum, cotton and soybeans. The sorghum harvest was 95 percent complete by Sunday, thirty points ahead of normal. Soybeans in the mature stage reached 96 percent complete, and 78 percent had been harvested by Sunday, 12 points ahead of normal. Digging of peanuts was 92 percent complete, and 79 percent were combined by the end of the week, just behind the five-year average. Harvest of cotton was 74 percent complete by week's end, 26 points ahead of normal.
Hay: The fourth cutting of alfalfa was 78 percent complete by the end of the week. The second cutting of other hay was 74 percent complete, 11 points behind normal, but 15 points ahead of last year's progress.
Pasture and Livestock: Conditions of pasture and range continued to be rated mostly poor to very poor. Rains were generally insufficient to provide run-off and water for livestock continued to be a concern for producers. Livestock conditions were still rated mostly good to fair as operators continued to supplement and feed hay to herds. Prices for feeder steers less than 800 pounds averaged $145 per cwt. Prices for heifers less than 800 pounds averaged $135 per cwt.
The entire Oklahoma report can be view online at: www.nass.usda.gov/ok under "Recent Reports." The national database, Quick Stats, and all USDA-NASS reports are available on the agency's web site at www.nass.usda.gov. For more information on NASS surveys and reports, call the USDA-NASS Oklahoma Field Office at 800-525-9226.


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For any small time label to get past release one is a feat in itself but when you have 100 releases under your belt and a shitload to follow, that's commendable. Melbourne label Off The Hip Records has done just that. They have stuck with their product, stood by it through thick and thin, rejected digital downloads, and come out on top. Today, brothers and label owners Mick and Chris Baty couldn't be happier. Not only do they run Melbourne's finest independent record store, but they have also put on an incredible showcase of bands from the label all for a measly $15 complete with a bonus free CD for the first 50 payers through the door (I scored the 2006 release by The Dolly Rocker Movement, "Electric Sunshine"… just sayin').
The day kicked off with label newcomers, The Living Eyes. A young bunch who are following in the footsteps of those other young lads from the label, The Frowning Clouds. It's unfortunate for them as that is who their comparisons will be, what with their age and their style of music. The only thing missing, really, is the capes but there's still time. It's tough for any band to go on so early and to any rock n roller, 1:30 in the afternoon is early and with the doors only being opened for 15 minutes, The Living Eyes still bashed it out including a decent version of the covered-far-too-much, 'Milk Cow Blues'. They're still in the early stages but I give them a year and they should be really cookin' with gas.
Mass Cult Suicide followed on and were a band I had never seen before. This trio played a bunch of lo-fi punk garage rock with the cute Yolanda (of Dollsquad fame) shredding on guitar. Not a bad effort at all even though the band did seem tired… or maybe they were a bit put off by the small crowd who chose to stand towards the back of the room… the usual standard of behaviour for punters who have arrived early to shows and are not yet filled with alcohol. Ha!
Tasmania's Sole Stickers came on next and plowed through their new album from top to bottom. A great way to advertise your album that was just released on Friday. These guys were good. Nice and simple songs of garage power pop. Unfortunately for me, I haven't heard the album so it was hard to appreciate the band at its full potential as I didn't know the songs. Next time though, I should be well schooled and ready to rock as I believe this album was sent to be reviewed. Heaps good.
Melbourne duo Wrong Turn were up next and their noisy retro two-piece feed of grungey blues was just the thing the people needed to begin closing the gap between the mixing desk and the stage. I don't mind Wrong Turn at all. They seem to get better and better with each show that I see. Sometimes I feel they need a bass player but then I see shows like this and realise they don't cos it works without one. Good stuff.
Long time running power pop band, The Little Murders, came on next and got the crowd movin' and boppin' playing tracks from their 'Stop Plus Singles' CD released last year on OTH including my fave tune of theirs; 'Things Will Be Different'. Good Sunday afternoon music.
The Cheats were up next and it was back to crazy garage rock as they powered through their stuff and unfortunately, the BBQ had started by this time and I was busy stuffing my face with food so I missed most of their set but I did hear it and that's cool. Yep. Awesome.
The Russian Roulettes followed and these cats were wild. They are such high energy and having just returned from Europe where they shared the stage with the likes of KISS and Bob Dylan, the Roulettes show no signs of slowing down any time soon. No sirree, playing the same show as KISS was just the beginning and this gig was another ball-tearin' taster of what's to follow. This band's gonna rock ya. Nice one!
Midnight Woolf took to the stage next and were as crazy as ever. Throwing their instruments around and rolling all over the floor, it was a mess of rock n roll antics and I was loving it. I saw these guys on Friday and thought they were great but tonight they were better still. The crowd were definitely movin' and groovin' now and the place was rockin' and rollin'. I was diggin' it. I still miss the female drummer though, she was cute.
The night continued with awesomeness as Johnny Casino & The Secrets played another mindblowing set kicking off with 'Cowboys and Indians' and finishing with an incredible version of the MC5′s 'Black To Comm'. This finale was unexpected and completely brilliant. I have seen Johnny Casino numerous times and each gig just gets better and better. If you're yet to experience this rock n roll outlaw, you need to rectify that, STAT! Tonight's show, I was blown away and so were the rest of the people in attendance. Johnny had the audience in the palm of his hand and the place was jumpin'. Wow.
Before the almighty Spainiards hit the stage, local Spencer P Jones (Johnnys, Beasts Of Bourbon) took to the stage for a few solo numbers with the guys from Los Chicos gladly providing the backing. The guy's a Melbourne institution and the crowd happily enjoyed this inpromtu set (SPJ was not scheduled to play but ended up on stage anyway). Classic!
The night's much anticipated performance from Spain's Los Chicos was met with an ecstatic crowd who were ready to party and Los Chicos were kind enough to not let them down. In fact, the band really outdid themselves this time. From engaging the crowd into a gospel of rock n roll dancing to special guest stars tearing up the stage with them to the Chicos finishing off their set with a heartfelt yet messy yet ass-kicking version of GOD's "My Pal"; a song so special to not only Melbourne rock n roll fans but also to punters of The Tote and tonight, special guitar duties were provided by none other than John Nolan of Powder Monkeys fame. It wasn't perfect by any means but it was more rock n roll than most. The place erupted into more smiles, cheers and emotions than ever thought possible by the human form. It was the perfect ending to a 13 date tour for the Spanish crazies as they wind down and head home tomorrow. I tell ya, I for one will be sad to see them go. They are without a doubt one of the hottest bands I have seen this year. But you know what? The night was still not over. There was one band to go. But seriously, how could any band top this performance? The truth being that you couldn't. I don't make the rules, it was what it was; fucking awesome!
Buried Horses followed and brought the long day to a close. They gave it their best but truth be told, this was Los Chicos night. Thanks for coming.
After 10 hours of rock, I was exhausted. I said my goodbyes and whatnot and it was time to go. Today was sweet. Thanks to Chris and Mickster for putting this on. An excellent show indeed. I look forward to the next BBQ and here's to release 200!
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Patty Youngblood was honored at LaGrange Boy Scout Distinguished Citizen Award dinner Thursday night. The evening was hosted by the LaGrange Boy Scout Troop 21 and took place at the Del'avant event center.
"This is our third year that we are holding this dinner. Our goal is to recognize individuals who have been an extraordinary leader for the youth and adults in our community," Rodney Brundidge, vice-president Boy Scouts of America Chattahoochee Council, said. "With everything that Patty has done for this community, she was easily selected to be the citizen to be honored this year."
Youngblood, the president of United Way of West Georgia, is extremely active in the LaGrange community and has taken on various leadership roles. Youngblood is a member of First Presbyterian Church and has served on the Board of Deacons, Rotary Club of LaGrange, where she served as president in 2010, Board of Leadership Troup and is currently serving on the Board of Troup Cares and chairman of the Board of Troup Family Connection Authority.
The event was well attended with representatives from many of the United Way agencies, city officials, chamber of commerce, LaGrange Rotary and many of Youngblood's close friends. Youngblood's two sons, Jimmy and Ross Stallings, accompanied their mother to the dinner.
John Asbell, manger external relations of Georgia Power, was the evening's master of ceremonies, with Scouts Dylan Williams, Aiden Flavin, Sam Asbell and Jeffrey Stephens helping out with the presentation of the colors, Pledge of Allegiance and the evening's entertainment. Bill Stump, president and CEO of Community Bank and Trust, presented Youngblood with her award. LaGrange Troup County Chamber of Commerce President Page Estes served as the chairwoman of the Distinguished Citizen Award committee.
During the presentation, individuals and organizations were recognized for their support of the event and the Boy Scouts. Callaway Foundation was recognized for their significant gift that will be used to fund Camp FGL. Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia were thanked for being the returning dinner sponsor, Georgia Power Company, Inc for being a gold sponsor and Daeha American Corporation, Diverse Power, LaGrange-Troup County Chamber of Commerce and Mountville Mills, Inc. for all being silver sponsors.
The Chattahoochee Council is chartered by the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America and provides support to local programs in 15 counties of Alabama and Georgia. The Yellow Jacket District serves the counties of Troup, Heard and northern areas of Meriweather County.
The Boy Scout program continues to be valuable leadership force for the youth in our community. More than 400 scouts are in the Troup/County/LaGrange area. Last year, 10 young men earned the rank of Eagle Scout providing over 1,000 community hours.


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At no time in musical history has a composer travelled so far as quickly as Beethoven in the 'Eroica' Symphony. This is music that appears to breathe the air of a different planet, lacerating 18th-century sensibilities along the way. Not only is it longer than any symphony previously written, but the emotional content is startlingly raw, with brutal sforzandos rammed home, harmonic dissonances revelled in as never before, and fizzing virtuosity demanded of the players at every turn. Beethoven's hearing was fast fading and by declaring himself 'emperor' his hero Napoleon had become 'just another tyrant'. Music would never be the same again.
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If there is one thing I enjoy as much as comics and film, it's art that is centered around the characters and worlds that well all love and enjoy so much. There are a lot of creative fans out there and I feel the world needs to see what they are capable of.
Case in point, the folks at Moxy Creative have put together a fantastic series that highlights the weapons that have made some of film's most iconic characters famous. The five piece series, appropriately called "Weapons of Choice," is simple but effect in showing the deadly power of these weapon. Batman, Iron Man, Darth Vader, Rocky Balboa and the horror genre master Freddy Krueger are front and center.
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Are you ready to explore the misty eaves of the Silverpine Forest, the hills of the Hinterlands, or the rotten corruption of the Plaguelands? Are you ready to set forth on a great adventure, building your skills and prowess while collecting equipment and artifacts of legend and power? Are you ready to set yourself against the overwhelming will of a great enemy such as Kel'Thuzad or the mighty Nefarian? Above all, are you ready to lead your faction to honor and dominance of Azeroth? Enter the World of Warcraft.
Take on the role of a chivalrous paladin or a wise shaman, a holy priest or a vile warlock, a mighty mage or a crafty rogue. Play as a savage orc, a mighty tauren, a tribal troll, or one of the Forsaken undead; become an ingenious gnome, a doughty dwarf, a mysterious Night Elf, or a noble human.
Based on the popular World of Warcraft Massively Multiplayer Online Game from Blizzard Entertainment, World of Warcraft: the Board Game invites the players to choose from 16 characters, drawn from the eight races and nine character classes of the Warcraft universe, and take up arms for the glory of the Horde ... or the Alliance. Travel across Lordaeron, vanquish monsters, gain experience and power, and earn honor for your faction.
World of Warcraft: the Board Game is a team-based fantasy adventure. The Horde and the Alliance factions must compete to be the first to defeat the invincible Overlord – be it the lich-king Kel'Thuzad, the dragon Nefarian, or the demon Kazzak – or, failing that, to be the last faction standing when it comes to all-out war!
World of Warcraft: the Board Game is a fantasy adventure board game for 2-6 players, playable in 2-4 hours.
Contents include:
- Huge full colour game board
- 16 plastic Character miniatures
- 120 plastic Creature miniatures
- 7 double-sided and 2 single-sided Character Sheets
- 63 Character counters
- 15 cardboard 'Stunned' and 15 cardboard 'Cursed' tokens
- 6 cardboard 'Bag' and 6 cardboard 'Spellbook' tokens
- 216 Class cards
- 120 Item cards
- 40 Alliance Quest cards
- 40 Horde Quest cards
- And More.
Everybody knows that Blizzard's working on a new MMO, codenamed Titan, but while the developer has yet to reveal any hard information on the game, the company's CEO Mike Morhaime has announced it won't be a sequel to World of Warcraft.
Talking at the DICE developer summit in Las Vegas, Morhaime announced that the new game will cover new ground. (Thanks Ars Technica.)
"Without giving away any details, we have some of our most experienced MMO developers, people who spent years working on the World of WarCraft team, working on this project," said Morhaime. "We're really trying to leverage all the lessons we learned through the years. Some of which we were able to address in World of Warcraft and others that maybe because of the design decisions we've made, you just can't address. So we're kind of taking a step back with all that knowledge to make something that's completely new and fresh. We're not trying to make a WOW sequel."
According to Eurogamer, Titan's still a way off, and players can expect to get their hands on it in 2013. Yesterday, however, we reported that Blizzard will be shipping at least two games in 2012. Interesting! -
Psst! Heard about Titan? It's the code-name for Blizzard's new MMO, which the World of Warcraft developer is hard at work on. And guess, what? According to Gamasutra - thanks, Eurogamer - it's already up and running.
"We're very confident in that product. It's an awesome one. We're playing it already," teased Paul Sams, Blizzard COO, when asked about the project.
"It is a total ball to play. We think that the reach of that product is greater than anything that we've done before. We're very excited about that. I believe that it's the type of game that will have a very long life, much like World of Warcraft has. The thing that we hope will happen is that it will not stop World of Warcraft but we believe will eclipse it."
According to industry rumour, the game is out in late 2013, but this being Blizzard, we wouldn't suggest setting your watch by that. The only other thing we know, as Eurogamer points out, is that it's not going to be a sequel to World of Warcraft, but something entirely new.
Excited? You bet. Annoyed we have to wait? You got it.
You wait years years! for each Blizzard game to arrive, and all of a sudden the legendary PC developer seems to be announcing new titles all the time.
Well, not quite all the time, but we already know that the Warcraft creators are working on a brand new MMO, codenamed Titan, along with the amazing dungeon-crawler Diablo III, and two further instalments for the dazzling sci fi RTS StarCraft II. Oh, and there are two more World of Warcraft expansions on the way too. And a Diablo III expansion, even though the game isn even out yet.
Well now there seems to be another game on the way, if a job listing, spotted by Eurogamer, is anything to go by. The job ad in question doesn give too much away, but it is encouraging applicants to come forward to work for an "unannounced game title."
Digging deeper, it turns out Blizzard after a "software engineer, tools," to join Blizzard's "newest game team". The developer adds that, "this is a key role in a new and exciting project within the company."
Well, it looks like the developers are going to busy for quite a while, then. More news on this one when we hear it.
It's hard to image there was ever a time when we couldn't assume our grimmest war-face, fire up our consoles and do battle with a global army of enemy combatants from the comfort of our armchairs. We're certainly come a long way from sitting hunched over our Commodores, battling as much for keyboard space with our siblings as we were on-screen! But where did it all start?
Things really started to evolve in the 90s though when LAN parties were the in-thing for the hardcore gaming hobbyist. If the prospect of the violently seductive Doom wasn't enough to keep you up into the early hours by itself, there was no better way to bring the competitive minds of a whole generation of gamers together than by syncing up a few PCs and spending hours, even days, doing battle in the flesh.
The blossoming Korean e-sports scene took the concept even further, and now commands a staggering national audience for televised championships. Blizzard's outstanding StarCraft series rules the roost in this domain, and not even the awesome sequel released in 2010 has put a dent in players' enthusiasm for the best-selling original. The competitive scene for StarCraft II is still buzzing in the West, and it's never too late to get stuck into a game that'll be around for years to come and still has two explosive expansions in the works.
Then there's World of Warcraft, the game that really did change everything. Released in 2004, it arrived just at the right time as the mass uptake of increasingly fast broadband connections became the norm, unleashing a greedy clamour for the world of Azeroth - one so extreme that it saw Blizzard pull the game from store shelves at one point, their servers unable to keep up with the snowballing demand. It now enjoys a seven-figure subscriber count, and with three award-winning expansions under it's belt, there's more content for you to get stuck into than you'll know what to do with!
While consoles such as the sadly-undersold Dreamcast teased gently around the potential for global gameplay, it was arguably Microsoft who broke new ground for console gaming with the launch of the Xbox LIVE service, putting a whole new world of gaming at player's feet - and long before PCs became a breeze to hook up for the living-room lounger!
So while PC gaming might have dominated the early days of competitive multiplayer, it was titles like Halo 2 that brought the idea of mass gaming to the forefront of game design. While the single-player components of the Halo games continue to blow us away, the passion for Halo 2 was so extreme that players left their Xbox 360s running for days at a time to prevent the eventual switch-off of multiplayer support for all original Xbox games in April 2010.
These days it's show-stopping blockbuster titles like Call of Duty that continue to change the way gaming is viewed and played online by the console crowd. For many, it's the only game they need to buy each year, and services like Call of Duty Elite are doing even more to add greater depth to the experience, allowing gamers to track, log and show off their finest moments on the battlefield.
No-one can guess what the next evolution in multiplayer might be, but we're already seeing some extraordinary innovation in the likes of Nintendo's StreetPass, allowing gamers-on-the-go to make new friends without ever saying hello, and the awesome potential of the augmented reality features in the upcoming PlayStation Vita. One thing's clear, multiplayer is here to stay and the future can only bring us even closer together.
Published: 25/01/2012
Console shooters had their derby match at the start of November, when Battlefield 3 challenged reigning champ Modern Warfare 3 for the hearts and minds of virtual soldiers across the world. On December 20th, a similar clash will take place, with stakes that are arguably even higher.
That's when the Lucas-approved, Bioware-developed online role-player Star Wars: The Old Republic launches, offering the first serious challenge to World of Warcraft's dominance. And given that World of Warcraft has a population more than twice the size of Norway, and turns around enough money each year to dwarf most real world nations, it's territory worth fighting over.
But where did massively multiplayer online role-playing games (or MMORPGs) come from?
To answer that question you need to jump back to Essex University in 1978. It was here that two students, Roy Trubshaw and Richard Bartle, first took the early Dungeons & Dragons-inspired adventure games and adapted them to allow multiple players at the same time. They called their creation MUD, or Multi-User Dungeon.
The game remained very much part of the academic and computer science subculture, until the mid 1980s, when commercial publishers made their first efforts at packaging the idea of playing online in a way normal game consumers at home could understand. One of the first pioneers, appropriately enough, was a Commodore 64 virtual world called Habitat, developed by LucasArts.
The internet was still a basic and clunky thing, however, so these were little more than tentative toes dipped into online waters. It wasn't until 1991 that games we'd now recognise as offering true graphical online multiplayer experiences really took off.
First off the blocks was Neverwinter Nights, an official Dungeons & Dragons game hosted by the rapidly expanding AOL internet service provider. It was crude by today's standards, with a basic 3D view in a small window and text inputs, but it was a genuine virtual world populated by other players. Other adventure game specialists, such as Sierra, quickly followed suit and released their own spins on the formula.
In 1995, internet speeds were given a boost and data traffic restrictions lifted in the US, allowing this embryonic genre to really evolve. Meridian 59 was technically the first MMO game to take advantage of the technological freedoms, but it was the 1997 game, Ultima Online, that popularised the genre. Not only did it offer rich, varied gameplay, it boasted a colourful top-down game world to explore. It was Ultima's creator, Richard Garriott, who claims the honour of coining the term MMORPG.
As player numbers rose, and with them the chance to make serious money from subscriptions, more recognisable names joined the fray. SONY's Everquest debuted in 1999, with full 3D graphics. Sega, meanwhile, brought MMO games to consoles, with the Dreamcast title Phantasy Star Online. Square's legendary Final Fantasy went online-only for its eleventh entry in 2003. Online role-playing was fast becoming one of the most popular game genres around, and just needed one final kick to boot it into the mainstream consciousness.
Cue World of Warcraft. Released in 2004, this spin-off from Blizzard's fantasy themed real-time strategy series brought a speed and immediacy that previous titles, still clinging to the paper-and-dice role-playing roots and point-and-click adventure elements, had lacked. World of Warcraft was fast and satisfying, character classes were well defined, and progression brought more and more impressive powers and weapons into play. It had the depth and immersion of a true RPG, but the instant gratification of an action game. Needless to say, the realm of Azeroth was quickly filled with addicted fans.
Since then, many have tried to topple Blizzard's billion-dollar behemoth from its MMORPG throne. Some manage to tempt a few subscribers away, but most eventually return, lured back by the vibrant community and regular world-changing updates.
World of Warcraft has never faced a rival like Star Wars though. There are millions of fans around the world, who have long dreamed of fighting, working or just living in that galaxy far, far away and The Old Republic allows them to do just that. Will that be enough to cause a mass emigration from the realms of Warcraft? Who knows - either way, it's going to be fun finding out.
Published: 07/12/2012
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I've been reading around trying to figure out what is needed to wire it for 12V. This thing hasn't been used since it left military service, the guy bought it at an auction 15 years ago and it just sat unused. I figured out I can remove the plug at the junction box on the tongue and just make a new harness witha 4 plug end. I would just replace the bulbs in the lights, except looking at the lights on my trailer I'm not seeing that lense being big enough to be adequate. Not sure what's up there, I thought these should be the bigger composite lights. These are round and very small lenses. Any info on this?
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JAA TO provides regulatory standards and procedures for aviation training in Europe.
The Joint Aviation Authority Training Organization (JAA TO) is a remnant of the former Joint Aviation Authority and remains an associative body of the European Civil Aviation Conference (ECAC), which represents the civil aviation authorities of a number of European states.
Rules and regulations developed by the JAA now come under the enforcement of the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), whose adopted rules and regulations are mandatory for each Member State.
JAA TO continues to provide aviation training to personnel who fill positions from management to administration.
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Jay is a contributing editor to the Forward newspaper and associate editor of Religion Dispatches magazine, and his articles appear in The Daily Beast, Salon, The Huffington Post, and other publications. Other books include Everything is God: The Radical Path of Nondual Judaism and Another Word for Sky: Poems.
The Arcus Foundation is a leading global foundation advancing LGBT equality.  Prior to Arcus, Jay was the founder of Nehirim, a national LGBT Jewish community; the Religious Liberty Fellow at Political Research Associates, a progressive think tank; and co-founder of Eshel, an Orthodox Jewish LGBT organization. Jay's work in this area has been featured on CNN, NPR, and in the New York Times.
In 2009, Jay was included on the Forward 50 list of the fifty most influential American Jews, and in 2010 he won the New York Society of Professional Journalists' award for opinion writing. He holds a J.D. from Yale, a Ph.D. in Jewish Thought at the Hebrew University, a B.A. from Columbia, and an M.F.A. from Sarah Lawrence. Jay has held teaching positions at Boston University Law School, City College of New York, and Yale University.


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I've just had a message saying I'm too full and won't be able to eat much more today! :O
I've been doing lots of rock crushing, so using energy up... but if I lose all my energy and can't eat anymore, what's left to do?
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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) The latest stop on Dennis Erickson's coaching tour of the Pac-12 brings him to Utah as co-offensive coordinator, where his marching orders are simple: help the Utes score more touchdowns.
The 65-year-old Erickson, who won two national titles as Miami coach and has been a head coach at three Pac-12 schools, intends to implement an up-tempo offense that is trending throughout college football.
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What a happy-looking wedding couple!:)
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one of my favourite poems, and perfect for this. Congrats!
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Hi Janine,A big, big Congratulations!!How sweet and romantic. Lovely!Big hugs and best wishes,xoxo Ingrid
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Funeral services for Ronald Lee Baze will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday September 8 at the Whitewright Church of Christ. Burial will follow at West Hill Cemetery with Pat Kaczor, Tommy Henderson, Lane Selman, Steven Finley, Mark Welch, and Clint Shaffer serving as pallbearers. Brad Roberts, Ryan Doerner and Josh Boothe will be honorary pallbearers.
Mr. Baze, 70, passed away Wednesday September 5 at the Red River Regional Hospital in Bonham.
Ronald was born February 12, 1942 in Bells, TX to the late John P. and Nancy (Carter) Baze.
He graduated from Southmayd Schools in 1960 and married Letha Boothe on November 18, 1961 in Madill, OK.
Mr. Baze worked for 20 years at Texas Power and Light, retiring in 1984. He later worked as a homebuilder and developer, raised cattle, and co-owned the Discovery Learning Center in McKinney.
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Dr. Mary Alice Varga is an Assistant Professor of Educational Research in the Department of Educational Technology and Foundations in the College of Education. She teaches graduate-level courses on research methodology and school and classroom assessment. Her primary research focuses on student grief and bereavement in higher education. Mary Alice is a member of the American Educational Research Association (AERA), the Association for Death Education and Counseling (ADEC), and an Advisor representative for Mendeley, a world-wide reference manager and academic social network.
- B.S., Biology, Shenandoah University, 2005
- M.Ed., College Student Personnel, Western Carolina University, 2008
- Graduate Certificate, Evaluation, Statistics, and Measurement, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, 2012
- Graduate Certificate, Qualitative Research Methods in Education, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, 2012
- Ph.D., Educational Psychology and Research, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, 2013
Courses Taught
- EDRS-6301 (Research in Education) [ View Syllabus ]
- EDRS-6342 (School and Classroom Assess) [ View Syllabus ]
- CEPD-8184 (Research Seminar)
- CEPD-8194 (Research Seminar II)
- EDSI-9960 (Schl Impr Data-Drivn Dec Make)
Selected Publications
- Paulus, T., Phipps, G., Harrison, J., & Varga, M. A. (2012). Re-envisioning instructional technology research in higher education environments: A content analysis of a grant program. Journal of Computing in Higher Education 24(3), 164-181. doi: 10.1007/s1 [ View Publication ]
- Woodside, M., McClam, T., Diambra, J., & Varga, M. A. (2012). The meaning of time for human service professionals. Human Service Education, 32(1), 4-20. [ View Publication ]
- Varga, M. A. & Paulus, T. P. (in press). Grieving online: Newcomers' constructions of grief in an online support group. Death Studies.