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Posted 30 October 2010 - 07:58 AM
I did pick up Rock Band 3 based on Cheapy and Ship's recommendation (and my own want) and I quickly learned that I absolutely suck at the keyboard.
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Posted 30 October 2010 - 09:33 AM
PS: Wombat bring back jewbeard
Posted 30 October 2010 - 09:56 AM
Bread's done.
Posted 30 October 2010 - 10:19 AM
can i make one suggestion? a general suggestion for the show.
can you mention the name of the game more often during a discussion. or perhaps mention it at the end of the discussion to close it up. i listen on the train and sometimes miss the game name at the beginning of the discussion. i then have to rewind just to know what you were talking about.
just saying...
Posted 30 October 2010 - 01:47 PM
And personally, aside from not being able to check my inventory unless I go to a Pawn Broker, I really, really like what they did with Fable 3's menus. In fact, I like pretty much everything in the game. If anyone is having frame rate problems, turn off orbs; it worked for me, at least.
Posted 30 October 2010 - 01:47 PM
So when I decided to pony up and get a Gold subscription (mainly for access to the Forza 3 auction house) I thought that since I bought the Gold membership from a retailer that I wouldn't be held at renewal gunpoint when the time came, I was sadly mistaken. Microsoft had my credit card information and they were willing to use it against me, so I decided to do something that I feel pretty proud about. I switched my billing information from my current credit card to a pre-loadable credit card someone had given me with one dollar left on it, then I tested my theory by trying to buy points with no avail...You blood suckers will never get my credit info again, take that Microsoft!!!
Posted 30 October 2010 - 01:54 PM
Re: Kirby's Epic Yarn
I bought this on release day and my 5 year old daughter LOVES it. She's played over 20 hours over the past couple weeks in hour or 2 hour increments after school. She has played through the first few levels to gain beads and decorate her in-game apartment so many times that I honestly think that this game will be HER Super Mario Bros. levels 1-1 and 1-2. Additionally, with the possible exception of the two SMG games, this is the best looking game on the Wii.
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The problem with game development for the Kinect, however, is without an analog stick all action games will have to be on rails, which will be tiresome trend after a short while. I'm not sure an on- screen joystick like some Iphone games use would go over too well. But maybe this might close the gap a bit with PC gaming, using Kinect for point and click uses.
And Wombat, you don't need to use your basic weapons in Fable 3 to have them evlove. I never used them, but they continue to change color and shape depending on my overall actions in the game. The other weapons you get are much more powerful, and have specific goals listed on them to power them up even more.
Posted 30 October 2010 - 04:01 PM
Keep up the good work, the three of you work great as a team!
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Posted 30 October 2010 - 06:25 PM
My personal rankings and why:
Xbox 360: 5
Despite being on my fifth 360 (Only paid for two, the Original and my new Slim) I love the thing to death. Plus, the hardware improvements on the Slim are very noticeable. With my original, I had to install my games to keep the noise down, which ate up HDD space like crazy. My Slim is quieter without installs compared to my original with installs and I now have 186GB free on my HDD.
There's also the whole Xbox Live thing (I pay for it because I see the value in it and, thanks to this site, I've never paid full price), all my friends are on Live, I prefer the controller, I like the game selection, and my annoyances (Buying stuff with points instead of cash) are minor.
Wii gets a 4 because it's a great party console and it has Virtual Console. I don't own a lot of disc-based non-party non-Nintendo first party titles, but I love what I have. The only real ding to it is it feels more like a compliment to the HD consoles than a counterpart.
PS3 gets a 1 because it died 18 months after I bought it. I had similar hardware issues with PS2, so I should have expected it. "It does everything" but the damn thing won't live long if you use it for everything. The primary use for the PS3 was Blu-Ray/Upscaling DVD player and it got a ton of use in those functions. I also used it for gaming, but I found myself playing multiplatform games on it over the exclusives.
If my PS3 was still alive it would be a 4 because I was really looking forward to inFamous 2 because I loved the hell out of the first one.
Overall, I thought you guys did a good show. Like Wombat, I loved the hell out of Fallout 3 but unlike Wombat I can't justify giving New Vegas a shot. I may pick it up when it hits $30 or goes GOTY (Assuming they have the thing playable by then) but there's just too much coming out and too much I need to catch up on for me to buy a broken $60 game.
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It's too bad the the force unleashed 2 isn't getting any love. As someone who bought the Sith Edition last year, I had a blast with all the dlc, the story, and concept. BTW, the Force Unleashed came out in 2008 giving them about two years to make the game, but I'm sure it ended up being less than that because they had to start from scratch with no staff (which most likely killed the spirit of the game), hardly any time to think of a good continuation of the story. and no time to have more of everything people loved about the original.
Yeah the reason I remember the original Force Unleashed came out in fall 2008 was because it narrowly beat Quantum of Solice for the Best License game award on my podcast, mainly for its story tieing it in with the original trilogy. On pure gameplay, I think Quantum was better.
I think Thor's spot on because 90% of the staff was fired right before the first one came out, then the producer of the first two games and also the longest tenured employee left at Lucasarts left this summer and 90% of the staff was fired before the second game came out. Also the company has changed presidents 2 or 3 times in the last two years.
Cheapy don't forget the Undead DLC added two new multiplayer modes. 1 is not a major addition (land grab) but the 2nd is an undead horde style mode on a timer. It's basically a combination of Gears 2 Horde and LFD on speed. You only have a few minutes on each wave and if you don't kill the undead in time, then respawns and ammo drops are turned off for you, and the zombies keep respawning until you die.
If anyone hasn't bought any Red Dead pay DLC, then I would HIGHLY suggest the $20 bundle available on XBL and PSN which is all 3 pay packs in 1 (essentially B2G1F.) The pay pack from Sept. that added multiplayer Liar's Dice, Poker, and Horse Races, along with a new multiplayer mode, a new multiplayer weapon (exploding rifle,) and a lot more multiplayer hunting grounds is worth it owning. Then you get the Aug. pay pack for free (which was just multiplayer maps, skins from the first Red Dead game, and a new weapon.)
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Posted 30 October 2010 - 08:34 PM
Great show guys! You totally sold me on RockBand 3 with the Keyboard...Now to try to convince my wife that the $130 keyboard bundle is a worthy investment to "learn a musical instrument".
Oh and wombat, you got dangerously close to the new Kotaku review scheme when talking about who should care/buy it for Fallout 3: NV. We'll let it slide this time, but stick to the 3 word CAG-style in the future.
You might want to check dell.com to see if they're still selling that bundle (at least on 360) for $99.99 and free shipping (not sure on tax.) They were earlier this week.
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Posted 30 October 2010 - 08:51 PM
I like the xbox, but I don't enjoy the community that much. The PS3 is nice, but they seem to be spending so much time and money to market it and not enough to flesh out their system. Half-assed home, half-assed PS+, half-done XMB. You'd think they would learn from everywhere else. And the Wii just feels like it's randomly gasping out as it dies.
Posted 30 October 2010 - 10:19 PM
XBox 360- 4
Have to knock down a point for the hardware failures. I'm on my 5th system (only bought 2- launch unit and HDMI Arcade unit in Sept. 08) and that's just unacceptable. Only thing saving the 360 was the PAST lineup of exclusives and its online network blowing away anything else available. Also the controller is awesome for anything that doesn't need to use the D-Pad (old school arcade games/fighters.) Best lineup of games, and plenty of games available for under $30 new or under $20 used.
Much more reliable system overall but older units are starting to fail. PS3 firmware updates are not an issue if you turn on the console at least once a week to check out the PSN Store (which updates around 7-8 p.m. eastern each Tuesday.) Biggest issues are SLLLLOWWWW downloads regardless of your US internet connection and almost all of the games having to install data to the HDD before you can play the game. Playing a new release can take anywhere from 1-20 minutes after insertion before you can play depending on the install size.
I think the PS3 is a 4 out of 5 now because its exclusives blow away the 360's lineup. All the 360 has left as quality retail exclusives are the Halo, Gears, Forza, and Fable series, Tales of Vesperia (in North America/Europe only), Lost Odyssey, and Mass Effect 1. 360 has no more retail exclusives left for 2011 and beyond other than Kinect games and Gears 3. The 360 does get timed exclusive DLC a lot, but it eventually comes out on PSN anyway.
The PS3 has a huge lineup of first/second party exclusive retail games (GoW series, Killzone series, Uncharted series, Sly Cooper Collection, Infamous, Ico/Shadow of the Collossus collection, Ratchet and Clank series, MLB The Show, MGS 4, Demon's Souls, 3D Dot Game Heroes, Gran Turismo, Buzz, MAG, Socom, Infamous, Time Crisis, and Heavy Rain) plus you have the Move lineup of games which I think is superior to the Kinect lineup when you factor in the games (Heavy Rain, Tiger Woods, MAG, RE 5 Gold Edition) that have patched in Move support already.
Also there are some third party games that have more content on the PS3 version (Batman: AA, Mirror's Edge [free DLC pack], Alone in the Dark, Dante's Inferno, RE 5: Gold Edition, MoH, and Dead Space 2.) Some would even argue that the Ninja Gaiden Sigma series are better than the XBox Ninja Gaiden games. If the L2/R2 triggers are an issue, I would HIGHLY recommend the $5 trigger buttons that slide onto the L2/R2 buttons. That eliminates 90% of the problems I have using the L2/R2 buttons on the Dual Shock 3.
If you're a casual game player or someone with kids that isn't going to be online each night, then PSN is ok because of the free cost, but you get what you pay for. XBL is a superior service, but you have to use it almost daily to get the cost-benefit vs. a free PSN account.
Also if you use your PS3 as a media hub (Play On software, Windows Media Center, etc.) then the XMB beats the layout on the 360 IMO. Also the PS3 is still one of the best Blu-Ray players out there and it's upscaling on DVD's is better than the 360 IMO. Also you can replace the HDD with any standard labtop sized drive vs. being stuck with MS proprietary stuff.
Wii- 1
My catchphrase on my podcast when talking about Nintendo is, "I didn't leave Nintendo, Nintendo left me," so I may not be the best voice on the Wii. That said, horrible online interface, only good downloadable games are pretty much only games from the last decade (Virtual Console,) tons of CRAP shovelware to sift through to find the few worthwhile games, motion controls being on everything when sometimes it doesn't need it, and the controller being uncomfortable to use when sideways (NSMB and Punch Out.)
A prediction I have for 2011 is Sega and Capcom are going to port their mature titles on the Wii (House of the Dead games, Madworld, RE: Umbrella Chronicles/Darkside Chronicles, etc.) to PS3 with the Move. We've already seen No More Heroes go exclusive on PS3 and Dead Space Extraction being included on the PS3 version of Dead Space 2.
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The XMB isn't half-done. It's just as easy to use as the 360's menus, plus it's not plastered with ads everywhere.
The 360 Blade sytem was just fine, when they went to the current system that was just a huge learning curve that took something very easy and simple to navigate and made it into a huge cluster to navigate. Than adding the Zune store added loading to look at movies.........? they took something that worked just fine and over complictaed it and know we have to see a loading screen to browse movies. I would love to go back to the Blade system any time. The XMB is nice, but it does need a makeover of sorts, seems dated.

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-1 votes Jared Greanya › July 15, 2013
It was a bit soggy the day we went...but very good none-the-less
+0 votes Ryan Denney › October 19, 2012
Relatively flat, nice mix left/right holes. not many hazards. decent flow. Only played it for an ace race, would like to try the full normal course
-1 votes Mark Davis › October 9, 2012
First time there.....+3....and i'm just an ammie.....I liked the course....I would have gave it a higher score but i don't like the longer hikes between holes....lol
+0 votes Dustin Skorupinski › June 10, 2012
No hole is really too easy. Each hole has challenge to it.
+0 votes Nick Jelich › May 8, 2012
I agree with Mr. Blaze. I'm not sure how you can give this course a poor grade. Sure you have to fight to play there, but it's in the middle of Milwaukee and it's worth the trouble. What do you want? If it's always full of disc golfers, that must be a good sign right?
Great mix of holes in and out of the woods. Actually, I tend to enjoy playing in areas where it feels busy. It seems like a small place where you can escape from the hustle and bustle and enjoy some disc.
Great mix of holes in and out of the woods. Actually, I tend to enjoy playing in areas where it feels busy. It seems like a small place where you can escape from the hustle and bustle and enjoy some disc.
+1 votes Dan Sinkey › November 5, 2013
Verry nice course to work on shooting strait and arround trees short but you still need to be on point the park is pretty its marked well has nice concrete tees multi placement for pins that the course pro moves almost every week or 2 Update : June 0013 - a second practice pin has been added as well as 2 new pin placements on 5 and 10 ( longer 10 has elivated basket ) nice upgrades . Go early I hear its getting real crowded at peak times ,yust added new tee signs and new placement on 17 ba ...
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+1 votes Daniel blaze › May 15, 2011
course is coming together pretty good, 18 more holes would be nice! alot of winers out there though (basket butcher,ned england) mind as well stay home more room for me
-6 votes ned england › April 17, 2011
poor use of land alot of distance between holes. you have to fight for right of way with picinicers all the time


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STILLWATER — On the day Blake Bell became a two-time Bedlam hero, there was little sense to be made of his past struggles. He couldn't, anyway.
"That's just one of those things," he said.
It's hard to figure.
How could Bell, who took a dive after beating Notre Dame, come in cold — really cold — after Trevor Knight was injured and Kendal Thompson struggled to throw against a Cowboy defense stacked to stop the run and play the best pressure football of his life?
It's hard to figure.
Also, don't bother.
Who cares?
If last season's overtime classic was Bedlam at it's best, this was Bedlam at its most unlikely. This was Bedlam turned on its head. This was Bedlam defying everything that we thought we knew. This was Bedlam, for crying out loud, where even the loser's first thought was the magnificence of the moment.
"That was a heck of a football game," offered Mike Gundy with the first eight words of his post game presser.
The Sooners prevailed 33-24 and they earned every bit of it. Also, they'll probably never win another game the same way nor ever play another game in which so much happened.
Bedlam, how do we love thee? Let us count the ways.
In the same game, OU played three different quarterbacks, called upon four different players to throw a pass, put on a goal-line stand that left OSU striking out three times from inside the 3 and twice from the 1, scored on a punt return, a fake field goal and a fumble return and led in time of possession by almost 10 minutes even while it was the other team that mounted three scoring drives in excess of 80 yards and one of 99.
Among Bell's 140 passing yards, 57 were delivered from the Sooner end zone to Sterling Shepard, all of it after Bell didn't see the snap coming, yet maintained his composure well enough to grab the ball and take advantage of the time his offensive line afforded.
It was a game that will have us wondering again who the starting quarterback is for this team in its one remaining game, and should it be Bell, will he have won it on merit or injury?
In OU's postgame talk session, defensive coordinator Mike Stoops pounced on yet another storyline.
Asked what it was like to have the offense bail out the defense after OSU took the lead late, Stoops said his defense had been great on third down the whole game, hey, why not put a positive spin on things.
"Sooner Magic," Stoops said.
Then, as Jalen Saunders came to the same microphone, OU's defensive coordinator told OU's best receiver to repeat the line. He had another line, too.
"Big Game Bob must be back," he said.
It was a game that, even though OU probably never finds its footing without Saunders returning a punt 64 yards for the Sooners' first touchdown, he almost got away from the podium without anybody asking about it. It was the last question he took and it seemed like he was talking about something that happened last week.
It's not that an OU victory was so improbable, it's that an OU victory was improbable like this. And still, how OU won may be no more amazing than the simple fact that it won, not only Saturday but also two weeks ago at Kansas State.
The Sooners have lost games they shouldn't (Texas) and not shown up in games they should (Baylor), and not just this season.
What they have not done so much in recent years is look like a lost team only to get it all back, only to come up with the huge plays required to win huge games. Here lately, when it's gone bad for OU, the grey cloud has followed it into the offseason.
Not this time.
Not after this game.
We thought a corner had been turned after Notre Dame and then it became clear we were wrong. We thought the offense couldn't become a bigger mess when Bell became the second failed quarterback to run it, only to have Knight re-enter the fray better than ever.
Anybody should be forgiven today for believing it couldn't get much worse when Bell had to come off the scrapheap at Boone Pickens Stadium. That turned out to be wrong, too.
It would appear the fourth-year junior from Wichita has finally grown up before our very eyes. Bell didn't know what to think about that either. All he really knew, he said, was "that's why you come to the University of Oklahoma."
More and more, he couldn't be more right. Times have clearly changed, things are not what they used to be.
Now, when you don the crimson and cream and become part of an historically fantastic program, you come to Oklahoma to win this game.
That's Bedlam.
The Sooners won.
It was amazing.
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Hello, all. Its been a while. As the emails almost daily remind me. Anyway, I popped the radiator cap the other day while checking fluids and there was some debris on the radiator cap. I would say powdered detergent color and size. I have driven it a lot lately, and drove it from Houston to Dallas (no choice) after finding the debris.
Any ideas? I plan to do a drain and flush tomorrow. I plan to catch the coolant and try to filter out some of the debris to show my mechanic, but would love to hear opinions. I can add this; I had bypassed the heater core a couple of months ago while working on the AC, and have never hooked it back up. I cannot fathom how that could have caused anything but nothing surprises me anymore.
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07-22-2011, 10:25 AM #2Interesting addition: I just popped the hood to see if there was debris on the radiator cap to show my mechanic and its clean. No floaties either. Since I don't want to poor anti-freeze down the drain and there is no more debris I am going to hold off on doing anything other than monitor.
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Mary was born July 7, 1921, in Great Falls, Mont., to Edyth Miner and George Vance Rhodes. In her early years, her father, an inventor and businessman, moved the family frequently until they settled in Memphis, Tenn., where Mary Vance and her younger sister Virginia Miner Rhodes spent the rest of their childhood and early adult years. Mary graduated from Miss Hutchison's School and attended Southwestern in Memphis, now Rhodes College.
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In 1990, Mary wed Chauncey Lindsley "Lew" Edson, a resident of Duluth and retired faculty member of the music department at UMD. Together they enjoyed music, travel, and visiting with their families. Lew Edson died in 2000.
Mary loved animals, particularly horses, and was an active rider, traversing the hills of California, Nevada, and Idaho on her favorite Tennessee Walker, Frosty. She was a therapeutic riding volunteer and also visited nursing homes with a variety of her animal companions. Mary had an infectious love of life and was quick to make new friends with whom she shared many wonderful experiences. She was a devoted wife, mother, grandparent, sister, and aunt. In Duluth, she was a member of St. Luke's Episcopal Church and the Kitchi Gammi Club.
In addition to her parents and her husbands, she was preceded in death by an infant son in 1943 and her grown son, Jay Shaw "Nick" Smith, in 2011. Her sister, Virginia Miner Rhodes, died in 2007.
She is survived by her daughter, Mary Sharon "Sherry" Hall (Edwin) of Duluth; her granddaughter Katharine Hall Kindervater (Garnet) of Minneapolis; Edwin Hall's children, Mimi Hall Gustafson (Frank) of Spokane, Wash., and Torrey Hall Volk (Jay) of Seattle, Wash.; her nieces, Mary Scott Wallace and Laura Bee Wallace of Reno, Nev., and nephew Walter Vance Wallace of Port Townsend, Wash.; three children of Gus Nordin, Lanne Nordin Mitchell of Covina, Calif., Judith Kendall Lindley (Kenneth) of Fallbrook, Calif., and Gustaf Raymond Nordin (Tamara) of Central Point, Oregon, and their children; and three children of Lew Edson, Sandra E. Riordan and Dr. Priscilla E. Knighton (Robert) of Duluth and Harvey W. Edson (Carol) of West Bloomfield, Mich., and their children.
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CELEBRATION OF LIFE: 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 21 in St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 1710 E. Superior Street, Duluth, The Rev. Bill Van Oss officiating.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Gustaf A. and Mary V. Nordin Journalism Scholarship at the University of Minnesota Duluth, c/o Adam Meyer, PhD, College of Liberal Arts, 1208 Kirby Drive, Duluth, MN 55812-3095. 218-726-6708 or email@example.com
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As for the banning, are you sure it's a ban and not simply ads not approved? There is a difference.
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4.1 Introduction
The Crashdump Viewer is an HTML based tool for browsing Erlang crashdumps. Crashdump Viewer runs under the WebTool application.
4.2 Getting Started
The easiest way to start Crashdump Viewer is to use the provided shell script named cdv with the full path to the erlang crashdump as an argument. The script can be found in the priv directory of the observer application. This starts WebTool, Crashdump Viewer and a web browser, and loads the given file. The browser should then display a page named General Information which shows a short summary of the information in the crashdump.
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4.3 Navigating
The lefthand frame contains a menu. Menu folders can be expanded and collapsed by clicking the folder picture. When a menu item is clicked, the item information is shown in the big information frame.
The filename frame above the information frame shows the full name of the currently viewed Erlang crashdump.
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'Crashdump Viewer help' is a short document describing each information page and any additional information that might occur, compared to the raw dump described in 'How to interpret Erlang crashdumps'.
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Lisa Early FPR Director
In January 2006, Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer appointed Lisa Early to serve as Director of the City's Families, Parks and Recreation Department. Prior to this, Ms. Early worked as the City's first Director of Children & Education, improving the well being of Orlando's children and educational performance at City schools. Ms. Early established numerous initiatives, including the Mayor's preschool initiative, Mayor's Education Action Council, Legacy Trust for Orlando Children, and Parramore Kidz Zone.
According to Ms. Early, "Our vision for the City Beautiful includes lush green parks, trees, flowers, playgrounds, ball fields and open spaces, and positive programs and opportunities for all our citizens to enjoy. And especially, we want to invest in efforts that help our City's children grow into healthy, independent, compassionate adults."
Ms. Early brings to the City over 25 years of experience in developing and directing children's programs in the United States and abroad, as well as a Bachelor's Degree in Human Development and Family Studies from Cornell University. She lived and worked in the Dominican Republic for ten years, developing preschool education and maternal-child health programs for children living in urban slums and impoverished rural villages. She also served as Director of The Howard Phillips Center for Children & Families for twelve years, helping Orlando's children overcome developmental delays, protecting them from abuse, providing healthcare to uninsured children, and offering hope to HIV-positive women, children and families.
Ms. Early is fully bilingual in English and Spanish and also speaks some Swahili.
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JOHN PERRONE Staff Manager, Parks Division As manager of the Parks Division, John oversees 96 employees that are charged with the design, operation and maintenance of over 122 sites. The Parks Division also cares for over 108,000 trees in the City Rights-of Ways and Parks; 8,920 square feet of annual beds, and coordinates hundreds of Green Up beautification projects on public property and schools. John has worked for the City of Orlando for 25 years working as a Landscape Architect and then as the Assistant Manager prior to becoming the Division Manager. He is a past recipient of the City of Orlando McNamara Employee of the Year Award, holds Certification as a Parks and Recreation Professional and is a Licensed Landscape Architect in Florida and Louisiana. Prior to working for the City of Orlando, John worked in Dallas, Houston and Baton Rouge developing skills in Design, Site Engineering and Construction. John Graduated from the LSU School of Environmental Design in 1979. He has taught Landscape Design and Landscape Construction at Valencia Community College's West Campus for 15 years. John's passion is to provide safe recreational opportunities that augment organized recreation. He believes it is important to provide safe spaces for non-scheduled, spontaneous play and interaction with the environment. He is committed to providing outdoor health and fitness opportunities to park users and enhancing the lives of citizens through the existence of quality park open space.
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Staff Rodney Williams joined the City of Orlando in February 2005 and is currently assigned to the City's Families, Parks and Recreation Department as Division Manager. He is responsible for the overall operations of 19 community centers and over 150 recreational programs consisting of Athletics, Aquatics, Senior Programs and Cultural Arts. Mr. Williams is also responsible for the supervision of 76 full-time and over 200 seasonal employees. Prior to assuming his position with the City of Orlando, Mr. Williams was the Assistant Manager of the Orange County Parks and Recreation Division. Prior to his stint with Orange County, Mr. Williams was a Superintendent over Recreation and Parks with the City of Daytona Beach, Florida. Mr. Williams also worked as a Bank Manager for six (6) years with two financial institutions.
Mr. Williams competed as an intercollegiate athlete with both the University of Florida and Stetson University Basketball teams. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration from Stetson University.
Staff Rodney Reifsnider is the General Manager of the Historic Dubsdread Golf Club and is contracted through Club Management Division of Kitson & Partner, LLC to oversee and manage the landmark course. In January 2004, the City of Orlando selected Kitson & Partners, one of the leading golf course operating companies, to manage the golf course operations, maintenance and marketing for the 80-year-old golf course.Mr. Reifsnider has been with Dubsdread since 2000, where he began in the position as the Director of Golf. In his role as General Manager, he is responsible for managing a staff of 18 full-time and 30 part-time employees.


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John Stansbury still remembers his grandfather cheering him on at high school basketball games.
His grandfather, Harry A. Stansbury, is the "father of the state tournament." The 100th West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission Boys Basketball Tournament is set to run from Wednesday to Saturday at the Charleston Civic Center.
"Basketball was important in my family. Oh yeah, it was important. We had tournaments," John, 65, of Ridgeley, said. "Back then, kids played outside all the time. We always had family games going on in South Charleston. Basketball courts were everywhere."
John and his three siblings - Chip, Beth and Barbara - would routinely go to basketball games, especially when West Virginia University would come down to play in Charleston.
"We had WVU running through our veins. In fact, all four of us went there," said Chip, 59, of Woodbridge, Va.
"I can remember when Davidson was No. 3 in the country, and WVU beat them at the Civic Center. I remember several games when they came from behind, when we had players like Rod Thorn and Bucky Bolyard. I remember those games at the Civic Center," John said.
The Stansbury children remember their grandfather as being very athletic, with trophies dotting the house, said Beth, 67, of Savannah, Ga. In addition to basketball, Harry was passionate about football, baseball, wrestling, and track and field.
Harry was the athletic director for West Virginia Wesleyan before heading up the directorship at West Virginia University in 1917. There, he helped fund the basketball and football facilities.
"When he built the original Mountaineer Field, they told him he was nuts to build it to seat 35,000," Chip laughed.
Of the $740,000 cost to build the stadium, three-quarters of it was collected through private donations from Harry's promotion.
"Before WVU built the Coliseum in the '70s, he helped build Stansbury, where they used to have the basketball games. He envisioned it not just for the university but for the state basketball tournament. But he wouldn't let them name (the basketball facility) after him," Chip said. "But after he passed, they named it Stansbury Hall in honor of him."
Harry's contributions have continued to live on after his death on Aug. 8, 1966.


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Hi everyone! Thanks to everyone who came by our table at Pop shop Houston this past weekend; it was a great time. Now we're getting geared up for two great events coming up soon, and in rapid succession to boot!
Hi everyone! Thanks to everyone who came by our table at Pop shop Houston this past weekend; it was a great time. Now we're getting geared up for two great events coming up soon, and in rapid succession to boot!
Saturday and Sunday May 11-12 Houston!
We'll be there with zines, stickers, prints, and Houston!
If you are interested in volunteering and the opportunity to sell/distribute your work, just come by the Pop Shop and sit with us Houston!
We're so excited to announce the location of the 2013 Zine Fest Houston – The Museum of Printing History! We are mega happy, the two are a great match and it's going to be a fun time. Mark your calendars!
We've been plugging away at 2013 and the glorious events to come! It is with pleasure that we can now announce that we have four teen zine workshops confirmed this summer with various branches of the Harris County Public Library! Check out the details here and stay tuned for more information about the workshops.
If you know a teen who might be interested in self-publishing and creating zines, please spread the word. Thanks!
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Happy to announce our official Zine Fest Houston 2013 Compilation names! All the submissions are fabulous and we look forward to seeing you all at the Houston Indie Book Festival, where we'll be debuting the compilation (after many sleepless nights of layout and mockups and printing, we'll be happy to be out in the sun again I'm sure) – Thanks to all who submitted!
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Dear Editor: I just read your article titled "Checking My Baggage" in the December issue of Association Meetings, and all I have to say is "Yes!" — someone out there gets it!
Diversity has never been about religion, race or culture. It is exactly what you said, "embracing each person for who and what they are." I get so tired of hearing the politicians preach about their ideas of diversity and how we should all be open to it. Their speech typically ends up focusing on religion and race, not on the person. It's ridiculous. It's all about recognizing and accepting everyone for their talents, ideas, and abilities. We all have a place at this big table and we all have something to contribute — that's it.
Hopefully this concept will catch on and others will have their "aha" moment! We can only hope that it is sooner rather than later!
Thank you for the editorial, and best wishes for a happy new year.
Nancy Harkey
MTM Recognition, Oklahoma City, OK
Dear Editor: I understand that a lot of work went into cutting ["17 Ways to Be More Inclusive," December 2007, page 24] down to only 17 ways, when to be really inclusive there would have to be thousands. You have used your admittedly liberal mind-set to point out ways to address groups and ignore people.
Let's examine item No. 2: Use minority contractors. Do we ignore quality of work, price, experience, etc? What if the city has a majority of minorities, does this mean hiring only Caucasian workers to be diverse? The statement "Use minority contractors" sounds nice but means nothing and could result in higher prices, reduced services, and upset members, but none of that trumps the need for diversity!
No. 3: Give minorities their own space. That sounds like it could be interpreted as segregation. Separate space but equal amenities. Of course more rooms will be required, more entertainers will be needed, more expense will result, but that doesn't matter in the name of diversity. Of course, none of the different events can be scheduled for the same time in case an individual wants to be at more than one event. We don't want them to feel excluded from any one group.
No. 4: Provide scholarships. Don't recognize accomplishment itself; point out how the unexpected success of a few minorities deserves more recognition than that of other members. Sounds like political correctness at its worst.
No. 7: Offer alternatives. Don't stereotype, but pretend that you know what these "different ethnicities, races and cultures" will like. Surely they must be different and want different attractions. Wait, that sounds like stereotyping again, but it can't be because we are calling it diversity.
No. 8: Look at the nondiscrimination policies. Price, service, location are not mentioned, but offering partner benefits to employees is important. Getting involved with the policies of the venue, hotels, and suppliers in the name of diversity is more important than providing the best possible event at reasonable cost to all the attendees.
No. 15: Don forget women. Have child care for attendees, ignore the cost, remember it is in the name of diversity. Don't worry about those bothersome liability issues when children are invited to an event, that's what insurance is for, and again don't worry about the cost of the insurance.
I have not even tried to address every point, but almost every one of them results in higher cost and segregating people based on stereotypes.
I am surprised that the discussion isn't how do we find common ground and work and learn together because this sounds nice also, but this too has little meaning. As a liberal [you will find it] difficult to admit that people are what is important, not groups. Segregation, whether it be separate schools for minorities or separate receptions for minorities, is still segregation.
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Dear Editor: Thank you for this wonderful editorial ["Checking My Baggage," Association Meetings December 2007, page 6]. Your editor's note hits the nail on the head in dealing with diversity and culture.
I see two main different ways of dealing with different cultures: One is I treat people the same, regardless of their culture, race, or sexual orientation. The second is one where you acknowledge them for who they are and where they are from.
Our culture defines a lot of who we are; the question is how to be inclusive of culture and not lose focus on your meetings goals.
Jim Lewis
Best Meetings, Bloomington, MN
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Dear Editor: I just wanted to thank you for your article [from the diversity series, December 2007]. It is very rare that I see anything inclusive of gender identity and the LGBT [lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender] community. This is one area of focus for my own work — social justice being the other — and I just wanted to thank you.
Jessica Pettitt
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Dumbing It Down
Dear Editor I value diversity initiatives, but reading [17 Ways to Make Your Meeting More Inclusive] in last month's issue was a major disappointment. Any organization trying to apply the best practices contained in the article would quickly find themselves in a major recovery mode. The options offered are unworthy of a meeting planner's attention and should have come with a warning label.
They are at best naïve, poorly thought-out examples that support a haste-makes-waste approach to meeting press deadlines. A little due diligence could have ensured the treatment of this complex, highly sensitive subject was both appropriate to the topic and respectful of your readers, neither of which is the case here.
In the future, rather than dumbing down a topic, and disrespecting your readers, take time to do the right thing and to do things right.
Al Geismart
affiliation withheld
Editor's response: I am glad to see that this series on diversity struck a chord with AM's readers! However, I do wish to respond to the points made by Mr. Tolbert and Mr. Geisman.
To Mr. Tolbert's argument that following some of these ideas would be bad meeting planning practice: The article does not state that these ideas should be implemented in lieu of the usual criteria for doing business, but in addition to them, if possible, and applicable to a specific group's needs. As to the propriety of offering separate meetings within the meeting, the article did say it could be viewed as divisive instead of inclusive. Again, know your group.
To Mr. Geisman's accusation that this series was thrown together with no thought or research: More than 25 meeting, hospitality, and diversity specialists were interviewed, and it is their advice that is included in the series.
If you have ideas on ways to make meetings more inclusive, please share them by e-mailing me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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