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Tim Curry is beginning his 10th season at the helm of Union College Lady Bulldog basketball program. The Columbia, Ky. native became the program's seventh head coach in March of 2001, and he is the first male to ever hold the position.
In eight seasons at Union, Curry has taken the Lady Bulldog program to new heights as he owns a 157-125 record while at Union in becoming the program's winningest coach and a 259-237 career coaching record. In 2002-03 alone, Union set a program record for wins in a season with 25 and a school-record for most 3-pointers made in a season with 296. The Lady Bulldogs won the Appalachian Athletic Conference Tournament and advanced to the NAIA Division II National Championship Tournament for the first time in school history. Union made a return visit the the national tournament in 2006-07 as it upset the top three seeds in the AAC Tournament to win the title and earn an automatic berth.
The 2007-08 season saw the Lady Bulldogs win both the regular-season and tournament championships as they advanced to the NAIA Division II National Championship Tournament for the second year in a row and third overall. Union tied the school mark for wins as it went 25-9.
In 2008-09, Curry guided the Lady Bulldogs to a 20-11 overall record, marking the first time in program history Union posted back-to-back 20-win seasons and three winning seasons in a row.
Curry and the Lady Bulldogs continued their winning ways in 2009-10 with a 22-10 record and an AAC regular-season championship, giving Union three consecutive 20-win seasons and four winning campaigns in a row.
Of the six 20-win season in Lady Bulldog history, Curry has been at the helm for five of them.
Under Curry, the Lady Bulldogs have had three Third Team All-Americans and one All-American Honorable Mention. In addition, he has had three Appalachian Athletic Conference Players of the Year, one AAC Defensive Player of the Year, one AAC Freshman of the Year and five First Team All-Conference selections.
Curry arrived at Union College after serving six seasons as the Head Women's Basketball Coach at Bluefield College in Bluefield, Va. During his tenure at Bluefield, the Lady Rams enjoyed the most success in the history of the women's basketball program. Curry departed Bluefield as the winningest coach in the programs history while leading the Lady Rams to their first-ever national rankings.
While at Bluefield, Curry also served as the Assistant Director of Athletics and Head Men's Golf Coach following a two-and-a-half year stint as Interim Director of Athletics at the Appalachian Athletic Conference school.
A 1989 graduate of Lindsey Wilson College in Columbia, Kentucky, Curry began his coaching career at his alma mater in several different positions including Assistant Women's Basketball Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach, and Head Women's Softball Coach. Curry also spent one season at St. Catharine Junior College in Springfield, Kentucky as the Head Women's Basketball Coach and Head Baseball Coach.
Curry is married to the former Susan Feltner of Manchester, Kentucky and they reside in Manchester with their son, Jacob Austin, and daughter, Madison Leigh.
Brooke Smith-Sanders joined the Lady Bulldog coaching staff in the summer of 2010 and is now stranger to the program.
Smith-Sanders spent four years as Lady Bulldog, finishing as the program's all-time leading score with 2,772 career points. A three-time NAIA Third Team All-American, Smith-Sanders was named the Appalachian Athletic Conference Player of the Year three times and was the AAC Freshman of the Year in 2006-07.
During her playing days, Smith-Sanders helped lead Union to two AAC regular-season championships, two AAC Tournament titles and two NAIA National Championship Tournament appearances.
Smith-Sanders finished her playing career with nine program records. She also is the only player in Lady Bulldog history to score at least 500 points in a season four times. In addition, Smith-Sanders ranks as the program's second-leading rebounder with 979 career boards.
Smith-Sanders is married to Jeremy Sanders.


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Eastern Illinois University
2015 New Zealand and Australia Program: Intercultural and Co-cultural Experiences
There are 285 days left until departure
Welcome to the website for the New Zealand and Australia Study Abroad trip sponsored by the Department of Communication Studies at Eastern Illinois University. The travel portion of the course takes place between approximately June 1st and July 5th. For more information, please use the navigation links below.
The countries of New Zealand and Australia offer a unique opportunity to study differences in how a native culture and a modern culture co-exist. In the case of New Zealand the cultures appear to co-exist as as relative equals and have merged to form a co-culture. Australia, on the other hand, spent years attempting to marginalize the aboriginal culture, and it has only been in the past few decades begun to recognize the relative of the importance of the native culture to Australia.
The program also provides students with the opportunity to study how their academic specialization is lived in another culture. The social, cultural, and legal rules that govern relationships, organizations, values, and one's place are sufficiently different as to provide the ability to develop insights into intercultural, interpersonal, organizational, and mass communication as well as public relations contexts.
This program will provide students with six semester hours credit. choose from among three undergraduate classes or two graduate classes.
The links below provide additional information on the program.
View materials from previous programs
- 2013 Program Blog - Mark Borzi
- 2013 Program Blog - Leigh Bryan
- Facebook Group - EIU New Zealand and Australia Study Abroad Group
- 2013 Photos on Flickr

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3.49/5 rDev -5.9%
Clear dark brown colour with a smooth tan head. Good head retention.
Slightly alcoholic nose. A touch nutty. Some roasted notes. Good.
Toasted and nutty with a light black malt flavour. Some fruit. Quite simple.
Medium body with moderate carbonation. Good.
A really solid brown ale. Nothing amazing but it ticks all the boxes.
04-08-2014 08:45:11 | More by dgilks
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3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
08-19-2014 10:30:13 | More by warnerry
4/5 rDev +7.8%
02-11-2014 02:08:13 | More by Vanz
3.55/5 rDev -4.3%
Pours dark brown with ruby highlights and a small head.
Nose shows chocolate and nutty malt. Big hazelnut praline character. A bit faint though.
More chocolate and nutty malt as flavours, also a hint of coffee. Could use some crystal to add some caramel notes.
07-15-2011 11:57:21 | More by CrazyDavros
3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
06-17-2014 13:12:21 | More by Kroehny_Loves_Hops
3.55/5 rDev -4.3%
On tap at the Brewery.
A: Served a deep Mahogany color with a nice tan head that fades slowly to some lacing.
S: Aroma of roasted malt, some caramel and dark fruit.
T: Taste of roasted malt, some caramel sweetness with dark fruit and a hint of chocolate in the background. Nice bitterness and the finish is quite dry.
F: Medium body, smooth and creamy texture. Nicely balanced.
O: Enjoyable beer that goes down quite easy.
06-11-2013 00:42:54 | More by soju6
3.98/5 rDev +7.3%
Tried on tap at the brewery.
Pours a murky soil colour, cola-esque really with orange tinge. Head is beige, sunk to a thin cloud with some unimpressive lacing. Decent colour, not all that great overall.
Smells decent with a very chocolatey aroma. Lots of cocoa butter on there with slight vanilla and a touch of glacé cherry. Brown sugar as well, and a mild dark fruit adding both sweet and tart at the back. Excellent brown ale smell, all the right sweetnesses and darker notes.
Taste is quite pleasant. Darkish caramel on the front is rich and fairly sweet. Develops darker chocolatey notes towards the mid with cocoa and some brown sugar. Finish is dark, sweet and slightly tart with raisins and a hint of black pepper on there.
Bit thin on the front and finish is really rather dry; a bit too much.
Still, a nice darker brown ale, good blend of sweet, roasty, tart, spicy, for an anjoyable drop overall.
03-25-2011 04:58:44 | More by laituegonflable
Alberta (Canada)
3.95/5 rDev +6.5%
330ml bottle poured into pint glass 6/4/14
A hazed reddish brown, almost maroon when held to the light, thumbs width of beige foam has decent retention and leaves lots of unorganized lace
S lots of brown sugar, faint milk chocolate, nutty, some leafy hops, over ripe plum, and lots of hard toffee
T tastes much like the nose but a little stronger, bruised apple, and a little dark bread crust, not bad at all
M medium bodied, creams up well, leaves a little behind on the palate, bread and brown sugar linger
O tasty brown ale with no real weaknesses, super easy to drink with lots going on in something I could session
I picked this one up at the brewpub along with most of their available line up. Everything I've tried from these guys so far has been solid and I hope that trend continues
04-06-2014 01:23:44 | More by wordemupg
4.08/5 rDev +10%
Birthday present from Slowbeer from the lovely @epiclurk.
Pours a fine, deep brown colour, with a firm and pretty persistent head of light ochre. Patchy speckled lacing forms as the beer goes down. Body looks a little thin, but suitable enough—the carbonation is rather loose, however.
Nose is light with touches of roasted malts and sweeter dried fruit notes. Above this is a surprisingly crisp fragrance, almost like a clean hoppiness giving some lift and buoyancy to the nose. Almost a touch of preserved lemon or pawpaw. Very pleasant.
Taste is very light and mild, but with some lovely toasty characters on the back, giving a hazelnut smoothness and a lightly cleansing dark bitterness. Quite a smooth mouthfeel despite the relative lightness of the body—the carbonation is very subdued on the palate.
Very easy-drinking brown ale, with enough characters to tickle the palate, but a smoothness that makes you want to gobble it down. MP seem to have the uncanny knack of making flavoursome beers that are rippingly easy to drink. Great work.
08-31-2011 06:55:09 | More by lacqueredmouse
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
01-26-2013 04:12:28 | More by tbeckett
3.48/5 rDev -6.2%
Pours a deep mahogany hue with nice carbonation that leaves behind a two finger creamy head and a rim of lacing,the smell is raisins,roasted nuts,chocolate ane ripe berries,the mouthfeel is light bodied and has tastes of raisins,dark bittersweet chocolate,roasted peanuts and finished with a ripe dark berry fruitiness and overall i was expecting more but its easy enough to drink cheers.
07-15-2011 12:25:40 | More by ADZA
3.18/5 rDev -14.3%
Pours a deep dark red colour, with a short-lived one finger head.
Aromas of licorice / star anaise from the Randle
Taste is licorice, but also of watered-down sugar. No real bitterness.
Mouthfeel is sweetish, light, sparkly.
Overall, not a bad drop but the Taphouse need to say which beers go the the Randle, and also what on earth they put in it!!! They could, in theory, put peppermint in it, and we'd all be in for a 'surprise'.
07-08-2011 06:54:18 | More by heygeebee
Mornington Peninsula Brown Ale from Mornington Peninsula Brewery
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According to sources, Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe reports that the Boston Red Sox will likely be one of many teams to offer free-agent-to-be first baseman Mike Napoli a deal somewhere in the three-year range after missing out on Cuban slugger Jose Dariel Abreu earlier this month.
Here's what one GM had to say about the future of Boston's first baseman: "If the Red Sox don't tie him up for three years, someone will. He's a power righthanded bat. If the risk of his hip condition getting worse is minimal, and that's what everyone would have to find out, the righthanded power bat is pretty enticing."
Napoli has found a home in Boston this season, helping lead the Red Sox to the World Series after a disappointing 2012 campaign. That being said, despite the fact he "loves playing in Boston," according to Cafardo, there will be several teams vying for his services this winter.
With the hip ailment that cost him a three-year deal with Boston last offseason under control, Napoli could be in the market for a long-term deal. The 31-year old hit 23 home runs and drove in 92 runs for Boston this year, further evidence that his hip is a non-issue at this point in time.
Cafardo points out that Napoli isn't opposed to catching again, either, which could make him an attractive option for many teams. His competition on the free agent market is limited, albeit potent. It includes Mariners' first baseman Kendrys Morales, Rays first baseman James Loney – who had a resurgent year with Tampa Bay – Justin Morneau, Corey Hart and Mike Morse.
With the Red Sox trailing two-games-to-one in the World Series, Boston is no-doubt focused on the task at hand. But once the calendar flips to November, locking up Napoli will likely be a top priority moving forward at Fenway Park.
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The Facebook productivity suite
Time out (please?) from Brett Miller and a conversation (in Facebook) has me reflecting on Lifehacker's Get productive with the best Facebook Apps. Brett pleads:
What I really wanted to say (shout, really) was, "Please make it stop!" I am referring, of course, to the (seemingly) never-ending supply of new tools and applications that allow me to create, connect, comment, collaborate, etc etc.
The best Facebook productivity app I have found thus far is my bicycle. Or the back porch and a Moleskin.
Facebook and other social networking sites have taught me some interesting things about people in my network. And I've been able to make connections with people I might never have discovered without these services. But they have also sucked up lots and lots of my time and energy when I could be doing other things. The fact that I haven't been doing those other things is (possible) proof that I am finding some kind of value in them.
Productivity? Shut down Facebook, and set off to work. Connections and entertainment? Fire up Facebook, and have at it. If your work is both, then you are having a blast (Scoble!).
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I'm with you, Jack. I just bought a new bike and it beats the hell out of Facebook. I'm also ignoring most of the new apps requests I'm getting. Ride on!
Amen, brother. I'm not going to poke you on Facebook. It just seems a little silly to me.
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Avalon is an unincorporated community in Carroll County, Mississippi.
Avalon is part of the Greenwood, Mississippi micropolitan area.
Mississippi John Hurt lived in Avalon until he died in Grenada, Mississippi.[1] Avalon is a small town on Mississippi Highway 7, about 12 miles north of Greenwood. Carroll County placed a highway marker at Avalon to commemorate the music of Mississippi John Hurt. Avalon today has the remains of a store, a few houses, and the 'Mississippi John Hurt Museum' which is contained in the shack where he lived. In 2006, a gospel festival and a blues festival were held on the grounds of Mississippi John Hurt's home and the current site of the museum.[2]
- ^ O'Neal, Jim. "Stackhouse & BluEsoterica (Jim O'Neal): The Mississippi Blues Trail marker project". stackhouse-bluesoterica.blogspot.com. Retrieved 2008-05-29.
- ^ http://www.msjohnhurtmuseum.com/
Coordinates: 33°39′18″N 90°05′08″W / 33.65500°N 90.08556°W
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Miranda Horn
GW Women's Soccer 2014 Season Preview
Colonials Look to Reach A-10 Championship for Second Consecutive Season
GW Women's Soccer Draws 1-1 With American in Exhibition Match
Junior Kyla Ridley Nets Goal for Colonials
GW Women's Soccer Kicks Off 2013 Slate at American on Friday
Colonials Have Won 11-of-16 Over Eagles
Elson's Goal Lifts GW Women's Soccer to 1-0 Exhibition Win Over Delaware
Colonials Open Regular Season at American on Friday, Aug. 23
GW Women's Soccer Tops VMI, 4-0, in Exhibition Match
Wallis Scores Twice in Colonials' Shutout of Keydets
2013: Did not see action during first season at GW...Named to GW Athletics Academic Dean's List...Member of Fall 2013 and Spring 2014 A-10 Commissioner's Honor Rolls.
High School: Four-year member of Ontario Provincial Soccer Team...Helped team to 2010 National All-Star crown and 2012 National All-Star runner-up status...Led Burlington Tornados squad to 2012 OYSL League Championship and Canadian National Championship...Four-year member of honor roll and was recipient of Grade Eleven French Award.
Personal: Born Miranda Lili Horn on Feb. 27, 1996 in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada...Daughter of Lisa Pasternak and Martin Horn...Has one older sister, Madelaine, who plays soccer for Carleton College...Majoring in international affairs.


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Beijing goes back a gear in year of the tortoisePUBLISHED: 16 May 2012 08:49:05 | UPDATED: 16 May 2012 08:49:05PUBLISHED: 16 May 2012 PRINT EDITION: 16 May 2012
Kevin Hamlin Beijing
China's slowdown might deepen as policymakers unwind the excesses of a record credit boom while only gradually increasing stimulus, leaving 2012 growth at its weakest in 13 years, Pacific Investment Management Co says.
"The economy is unlikely to bottom until the third quarter," Ramin Toloui, Pimco's global co-head of emerging markets portfolio management in Singapore, said.
"Policymakers will progressively turn the dial towards more stimulus, but not in the aggressive manner of 2009," restrained by the goal of tempering the credit-fueled property market, he said.
Pimco, which oversees the world's largest bond fund, forecasts Chinese growth this year will be about 7.5 per cent, a pace unseen since 1999. Its call is lower than that of banks from Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America and UBS, which all pared their forecasts after the publication of April economic data last week.
A more measured pace of stimulus to that of the record fiscal package and lending boom of 2009 might help reduce the risk of an eventual credit bust.
China's central bank has so far held off on lowering interest rates, opting on May 12 to execute the third reduction in banks' reserve requirements since November.
The reserve ratio cuts are "meant to control the risk of a hard landing, not to avoid a soft landing", Stephen Jen, managing partner at SLJ Macro Partners LLP in London, said. "These monetary policies are reactive, very different from what some analysts had been expecting -- something much more aggressive and pre-emptive."
Citigroup projects second-quarter expansion of 7.5 per cent, down from a previous forecast of 7.9 per cent, and full-year growth of 8.1 per cent, compared with 8.4 per cent, according to a research note.
Mizuho Securities Asia predicts growth of 8.3 per cent this year, down from a previous forecast of 8.6 per cent.
China's growth slowed to 8.1 per cent in the first quarter from 11.9 per cent two years ago.
During the global financial crisis, the weakest quarterly expansion was 6.2 per cent in the first quarter of 2009, compared with a full-year rate of 9.2 per cent.
Pimco's Bill Gross, who runs the Total Return Fund, cut his holdings of emerging-market debt to a two-year low last month.
The Shanghai Composite Index (SHCOMP) dropped 0.6 percent yesterday, falling a second day after reports on May 11 showed China's industrial production and retail sales grew less than forecast.
The data "highlight unequivocally the weakening growth momentum" in China, Citigroup said.
Chances of an interest-rate reduction are still "small at the moment," Lu Ting, a Hong Kong-based economist at Bank of America, said in a May 12 research note. The government has left benchmark rates unchanged since an increase in July.
The People's Bank of China said it will cut banks' reserve requirement ratio by 50 basis points effective May 18. The reduction will inject about 400 billion yuan ($63 billion) of liquidity into the banking system, Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd. estimates.
The pause of almost three months between the two reserve- ratio cuts this year, longer than investors expected, "shows the central government's deep concern on bubble risks," Yao Wei, a Hong Kong-based economist at Societe Generale SA, said in a research note yesterday. "Any easing measures will still be implemented in a much more cautious manner" than in 2008-2009, she said.
'Behind the Curve'
JPMorgan reduced its second-quarter expansion forecast to 7.8 percent from 8 percent and full-year projection to 8 percent from 8.2 percent. Monetary and fiscal policy have "so far been behind the curve," economists led by Zhu Haibin said in a May 11 research note.
Standard Chartered Plc is forecasting another three cuts in the reserve ratio this year for a total of 150 basis points, from the current level of 20 percent for the biggest banks. The government will probably also relax loan-to-deposit ratio regulations to boost credit growth, Li Wei, a Shanghai-based economist with the bank, said .
Stephen Roach, former non-executive chairman for Morgan Stanley in Asia, said China has "plenty of scope for easing" to boost growth, with an interest-rate cut likely to happen "sooner rather than later."
"Chinese authorities have plenty of counter-cyclical ammunition to deploy," said Mr Roach, who now teaches at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut.
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My thoughts exactly.
I think, if Blizzard intended people to get rares of every breed, that they would've had rare stones, in addition to uncommon stones available through a vendor. Not to mention the rarity of finding rare pets in the wild.
I think, if Blizzard intended people to get rares of every breed, that they would've had rare stones, in addition to uncommon stones available through a vendor. Not to mention the rarity of finding rare pets in the wild.
They probably also wouldn't have called them "rare". :D
I think, if Blizzard intended people to get rares of every breed, that they would've had rare stones, in addition to uncommon stones available through a vendor. Not to mention the rarity of finding rare pets in the wild.
Even with my suggestion again stones wouldn't be candy, the price could be prohibitive. Fact is for Pet PVP you need rare pets and the current system can have you sitting for weeks or more before you get a stone you need.
Or farming for untold hours trying to get the right breed and rarity at the same time.
Something to work towards, a progression path, that's what I'm suggesting.
They probably also wouldn't have called them "rare". :D
Oh yes, because the blue "rare" classification actually means rare for any other aspect of this game.
The countless common "rare" pets don't fly in the face of that either right?
Edited by Cadenbrie on 7/8/2013 11:33 PM PDT
There are plenty of ways to get rare quality pets - including, simply farming for them. The stones are best used for pets that are difficult, if not impossible to farm for.
It's also worth pointing out - that "any other aspect of this game" doesn't have "rare" as the highest quality. Battle Pets, at least at this point, do.
The fact that there are so many available, and relatively easy to get, rare pets, actually does more to argue why getting more shouldn't be made any easier, rather than the opposite.
Oh yes, because the blue "rare" classification actually means rare for any other aspect of this game.
Your humor detection meter seems to be broken.
Might wanna take it to the shop. : )
(Although, I'll admit... it was a pretty bad joke to begin w/)
Edited by Triggers on 7/9/2013 12:21 AM PDT
actually does more to argue why getting more shouldn't be made any easier
Do explain how a progression path would hurt anything for pet battles, such as currency and a vendor.
I've already given my reasons for it.
So far you've said "It's already easy." and "But they should be rare."
My idea was always a Pet Battle Guild. Where we could join teams, a la Pokemon. We would gain currency faction with our team, enabling us to buy Bandages, rare/Epic Stones, and Even new pets. Kind of a cross between the Argent Tourney and the Brawler's guild.
Start the home cities, and through patches, you can add new factions throughout WoW's history.
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They already have a currency of sorts... Lesser Charm of Good Fortune.
Which are completely useless for people like me who don't raid.
I would love pet currency that could be spent on new pets or exp buffs.
You gain these through pet battles already. Raiding is only associated on the side. Even if you turn in your 50 per week you'll end up with many more. I have 2500 on this character and over 1000 on alts, don't raid and turn on my 50 for the 45 gold every week.
Now, if I could buy a stone with 500 or 1000 of them, Bandages for 50 a pop, etc... Then they have a use for the non-raider which will have more than someone who only raids or does dailies.
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Lesser Charm of Good Fortune. Given after battles and after tamer turn-ins. I have 4953 of them now on this toon alone. Would have more but my rep is capped for all factions outside raid ones. I end up getting 50-100 before hitting valor cap on this toon. Also capped on Mogu charms weekly since all I have time to do is LFR and all I need is a trinket...still looking to replace my Offensive one.
There is no need to introduce yet ANOTHER currency that will be obsolete like the Org cooking tokens and Justice Points.
The idea of turning these in or even using Justice or valor on upgrade stones is fine by me. The wild pets I have at uncommon still need stoned. No desire to farm my time away on rares, as I have 2 fresh 90s to gear up.
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You guys have to remember that the battle-stone demand is coming to an end.
There are new people starting pet battles every day. But even if you have all rares, you can still stone tradable greens and sell them. So really even for you the demand for stones is the same as it was on day one. You're just ignoring their inherent value.
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I'm not saying just hand stones out like candy, make them pricy, just make them a goal you can actually work towards without praying to RNG.
How would you handle the fact that there are currently ten types of stones (plus the general ones) which can turn up in bags? I can see four methods, none of which seem satisfactory.
(1) You can buy a stone after every 10 dailies (or whatever arbitrary number you like), but the type is randomly selected after you purchase it. Has roughly the same results long-term as the current system, and is still heavily RNG-driven.
(2) You can buy a stone after every 10 dailies, and pick which family it's for. This gives players far more benefit than the current system.
(3) You can buy a stone after every 100 dailies, and pick which family it's for. This would mean you would get that Undead (or Beast, or Dragonkin) stone at about the same rate as the current system. But in the meantime you get no stones, so way less overall than the current system.
(4) Ten different currencies, one for each family. Please, no.
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I've always used the Beasts of Fable as my go to for stones and personally I think its fine. The unpredictability of stone type initially meant that I had to think carefully about which pet got the rare treatment. It really made the choice meaningful.
Soon we will be able to trade excess stones for a specific family type stone or w/e and I think thats a better improvement on the current system rather than introducing a currency.
Then let me clarify.
Your complaint was that you "need" blue pets in order to win at PvP; but you've already acknowledged that there are plenty of blue pets that are relatively easy to obtain. Which means there's no real reason to make other pets easier to upgrade.
Especially considering that the vast majority of pets that are not automatically rare quality, are entirely farmable, and stones drop at enough of a frequency to take care of the handful that are not.
This isn't gear progression - where you need a certain level of gear to do content, and PvP battles depend on matchups and skill choices/reactions far more than the quality of the pet. Especially between Uncommon (stones available from Justice vendor), and rare.
I kind of like the idea of lesser charms being used as currency for more things, including pet battle things. I hope they keep lesser charms for next xpac and just introduce new elder charms for tier 17 content.
I'd like these charms to be a currency for pet battle bandages, stones, exp buff items, and vanity items. And maybe even for vendor exclusive pets!
I kind of like the idea of lesser charms being used as currency for more things, including pet battle things. I hope they keep lesser charms for next xpac and just introduce new elder charms for tier 17 content.
I will agree that it would be nice for an additional "charm sink" - unless Blizzard decides to make the Charm turn in quest a daily, instead of a weekly, I currently have enough charms for six months worth of turn-ins (1300). The real kicker is, a week ago, I only had about 300, and the only thing I've done this week was just level pets.
I don't agree with this proposal.
Initially I was all over pet battles and gathered a ton of stones in the process. Some I used, some I traded for pets that I wanted (traded more than actually used them). If they were easier to get, they wouldn't be used for pet trades at all (which has always been far more important to me than having all rares).
While it can be frustrating to try and find a particular stone, that's the time sink blizz wants.
As for those that think the need will diminish, I disagree in part. They will always be in high demand due to the fact that new people (not necessarily new to WoW) can get the bug to start collecting and this constantly refreshes the need (especially if used for trading). Will they be piled up in everyone's bank like bandages at some point, maybe... but not any time soon.
Also, those that have every "ideal" breed of every pet in rare quality is most definitely the minority at this point, and probably always will be. It takes a certain amount of long term OCD to get there and not many WoW players have that for such a small part of WoW.
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I'd love a vendor that used lesser charms. I have like 1900 of the things. I would like a breed stone added as well as the normal rarity ones. some pets suffer from having bad breeds and it would be nice to be able to fix that by stoning them.
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There is a clear need for collaboration within organisations, and the rollout of collaboration tools will bring many benefits. What is not widely recognised, however, is that the unmanaged spread of collaboration tools can work against knowledge sharing.
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First time listening about colloboration tools as anti knowledge sharing. If colloboration tools are really anti knowledge sharing; corporates need to be careful before pouring a lot of money in it. Anyway it seems myth only.
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We are expecting a fast moving front to arrive early Friday morning! This front will bring rain in the morning and FALLING temperatures through the afternoon. The combination of falling temperatures and steady, gusty winds will drive our wind chills down into the 20s by late afternoon! This will make for a very cold night for The Circle of Lights festivities but at least it looks dry…
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Despite a state drought declaration Vacaville's water supply is fine, officials said Tuesday, but efficiency is still encouraged.
The presentation on the city's water status to the City Council was prompted by Gov. Jerry Brown's recent declaration of California's water emergency following what appears to be the single driest year in state history. Tuesday marked 52 days of no rainfall and, at least in the Sacramento area, water conservation has been mandated.
In Vacaville, residents are lucky because the city has three sources of water, advised Royce Cunningham, the city's utilities director. There's 18,300 acre-feet available from the State Water Project (Delta), he said, 8,750 acre-feet from the Solano Project (Lake Berryessa) and 8,000 acre-feet from the city's 11 groundwater wells.
Brown has talked about reducing resources, Cunningham continued, so it's possible that at least one water source could be unavailable to the city this year. Still, the other sources of water would meet the city's needs. And, an agreement allows the city to store "carryover" or unused water allotments for future years.
"Vacaville has more than 18,000 acre-feet of carryover water in Lake Berryessa," Cunningham advised. "If allocations were reduced to zero, we would still have adequate water supply to meet normal water demands for three years using out Solano Project source and groundwater wells."
Because of this, the city will not implement extreme mandates regarding water conservation methods such as rationing, he said, though steps have been taken to save water. Watering of city landscapings will be cut back, the hydrant-flushing program will be modified and staff have been asked to be water-wise in city buildings.
Residents are encouraged to conserve, as well. Tips include:
* Install water-efficient appliances and fixtures;
* Reduce your lawn watering schedule;
* Only wash full loads of dishes and laundry;
* Take shorter showers;
* Turn off faucets when brushing your teeth; and
* Use brooms, not water hoses, to clear driveways.
In other matters, the council also unanimously approved a resolution adopting local policy regarding the implementation of a state law designed to promote water conservation in homes, apartments and commercial buildings built before 1994.
At the start of the year, Senate Bill 407 went into effect. It requires that water fixtures in affected structures be made water-conserving. The local policy adds a common-sense approach to implementation, officials have said.
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WICOMICO CO., Md. - The recent weather has probably a pretty good reminder it's time to head out and get some exercise. Kids in a few Wicomico county schools are already ahead of the game.
Students at Westside Primary School were showing off the games and activities they've learned through the NFL's "Fuel Up to Play 60."
Reps from the national program, aiming to get kids moving, were training students and faculty in Wicomico County Friday.
47 ABC caught up with folks from our area to find out what they like about the program.
"It has encouraged a lot of activity on the playground. Recently kids that weren't excited about running have suddenly brought stop watches out and are timing themselves," says Alexis Willing, a Wicomico County teacher.
Westside Intermediate student, Taylor Monroe, says "it helps you build up your muscles and help you stay fit."
Fifth grader Shelbie Crismond from Westside Intermediate was recently selected as the program's Ambassador for the state of Maryland.
This summer, Shelbie is headed to the national conference in Texas, where she'll learn skills to bring back to the county and help other students say fit next year.


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Santa is in the house....yes, you heard right! I have been in my studio, creating away and first thing up is...Santa! Who doesn't love this jolly old guy. I still remember as a child, filled with excitement and anxiously waiting in line at the store for my turn to talk with him.
I decided to create a journal wrap that would allow you to record your stories, memories, etc., for safe keeping. We all have our own special memories of Christmas and what better than to record, scrapbook or sketch them.
This journal wrap, holds a lined composition book. I have lined the covers, along with the inside covers with vintage papers and inks. This will allow you to jump right into your book and not feel like you need to decorate it to begin.
Even if you decide not to use the book, this wrap would make a nice holiday decoration to any table, shelf, mantel, etc.
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Sundance in Review: Part Deux
Sundance is not about spotting celebrities or flashy parties. It is about the films. Skiing all day has its perks, but through varied connections I had the good fortune to come by tickets to the world premiere of Margin Call. I had heard that attending a premiere at Sundance Film Festival is quite an event, and I was not disappointed. There are people in lines every which way, the press are waiting with bated breath for the stars to arrive, and the paparazzi are elbowing and shoving for the marquee spot that will ensure the front page photo of the tabloid du jour.
Margin Call was a big, big premiere. However, I did not know that as I drove to The Eccles Center for the Performing Arts. I did not even know that when I found my seat among the other 1,270 members of the audience. It did not occur to me how big this premiere was until I made a last minute run to the water fountain and snuck a peek at the red carpet. Through the black curtain I looked down and saw a myriad of press interviewing Kevin Spacey, Paul Bettany, and Zachary Quinto. I rushed back to my seat and excitedly relayed to my date that we lucked out in getting tickets to, from what I could gather, one of the most sought after screenings of the festival!
Margin Call chronicles a 24-hour period during the early stages of the 2008 financial crisis. The plot revolves around the key people at an investment bank struggling to decide how to handle moving forward while examining the personal and moral implications of their actions. It was fascinating to watch the portrayal of an event that occurred so recently and the relevancy of the story was not lost on the audience. The theme that tied the movie together is that there is seldom a black and white solution. Every decision is complicated, especially when it affects such a vast amount of people. The performances were, not surprisingly with such an impressive cast, superb! For me, the real treat of the screening was the Q&A session after the film. One of the more memorable moments was when asked if it was a thrill to work with such proven artists, Penn Badgley answered (before thinking it through), "Yes, it was, especially since I am at least 10 years younger than everyone else in the cast." The crowd loved it when Demi Moore and Simon Baker feigned shock. Watching Kevin Spacey tease director JC Chandor was also a highlight. Stanley Tucci's comment on Margin Call's screenplay was more a commentary on film in general. He joked that is was so well written that we lucky few at the premiere would be the only ones to see it! Although it was in jest, I hope Mr. Tucci is mistaken, because I believe the world needs smart, thought-provoking films amongst the blockbuster shoot'em up suspense thrillers and the saccharine, overwrought romantic comedies. The way that I judge whether a movie is well done or not is by how much it challenges me to think about my own life. I may never be the linchpin of any financial event, but what if I were? How would I choose to conduct myself? Sundance is all about showcasing films that create a dialogue.
My most cherished Sundance memory occurred, not surprisingly, after a fantastic day of skiing at Canyons Resort. I was peeling off my boots in the ski-prep lounge at the Waldorf when I heard a mesmerizing voice. It at once commanded attention. A british accent, with a dignified richness that set it apart. He was commenting on what a world-class mountain Canyons was when he came into view, but his back was to me as he helped himself to a cup of gourmet hot chocolate. His movements were done with such grace, almost as if he were on stage. Finally, the tall man in a red Bogner suit turned, revealing himself as none other than Jeremy Irons. I tried not to stare and managed to lollygag just long enough to hear his lyrical voice remark on the Waldorf's complimentary touch. I don't believe I will ever again hear a beverage praised in such splendid fashion. Only during Sundance.
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Nobody wants to make excuses, but sometimes when the injury bug hits, it's impossible to overcome. Mineola Mustangs football head coach Dan Guido, entering his 28th season at helm, knows the injuries were the cause for their first-round defeat at the hands of the West Hempstead Rams last November.
"There was too many injuries on the offensive line last season," said Guido. "It was supposed to be our strength and it ended up being a weak link by the end of the season."
Even with those injuries, the Mustangs went 4-4 during the regular season.
The BU15 Mineola Revolution were crowned champions of the Roar at the Shore Tournament 2014 in West Islip on Aug. 10. After dropping the opener 2-0 against North Valley Stream, Mineola bounced back to beat Freeport Premiere 2-1.
The Revolution's offense exploded in the third game as they beat West Islip 7-0. Mineola's final game pitted them against Quickstrike FC, which entered the contest without a loss and within a point of winning the tournament.
Mineola runners PJ Diskin, Kaitlin Phelps, and Yuri Karasz were award winners in the Lynn, Gartner, Dunne & Covello Sands Point Sprint 5 Kilometer Run, held on the grounds of Nassau County's Sands Point Preserve on Saturday morning, Aug. 9.
The Mineola 9U Hurricanes recently completed its summer baseball season as the NJBL 9U Central Division Champions, finishing 10-2-1 on the year and secured a second place spot entering the playoffs.
The Hurricanes beat the North Shore Spartans for the fourth time this season in a playoff win in walk-off fashion as they came from behind to win 4-3 earning the Hurricanes a berth into the championship series.
The Mineola Hurricanes recently swept the Smithtown Bulls recently pounded the Smithtown Bulls in two games, winning 9-1and 6-1 at Brady Field in Smithtown. In game one, Chris Marotta brought the heat against the Bulls.
Smithtown managed just one hit off of Marotta, who allowed no earned runs, walked two and struck out eight during his five innings of work. The Bulls jumped out to an early 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first inning.
Had college lacrosse burst onto the scene one generation earlier, one local resident would have become a household name within the inner circles. Settling for three National Championships and a professional contract, however, is not a bad consolation prize.
Alex Rosier can now add one more accomplishment to the resume, nearly 20 years after his college career ended.
Dominick Ferreira did his best to will Mineola Hurricanes 10U with a two-hit game, but Mineola Hurricanes dropped a 12-2 contest to the North Patchogue/ Medford Raiders in game one at the Willis Avenue Field in Mineola. The Raiders hammered Mineola Hurricanes pitching as six hitters had a field day, combining for 11 hits, four RBIs and 10 runs scored.
The top of the second inning saw Mineola take an early lead, 1-0. The Hurricanes's threat began with a single by Ferreira. A stolen base then moved Ferreira from first to second.
International tennis player Frederica Piedade, a native of Algarve in the southern region of Portugal, has recently been seen in the surrounding area as she prepares for the 2014 US Open, which runs from Aug. 25 to Sept. 8 in Flushing Meadows, Queens.
"My dream would be to train children or open my very own academy," Piedade said. "The rich Portuguese community and interest in tennis on Long Island offers an exciting opportunity [for me] to settle down here when my career is over."
Students at Charles Water Karate & Fitness, located at 122 Hillside Avenue in Williston Park recently received belt promotions after successfully completing a series of extensive exams.
"Our goal at Charles Water Karate & Fitness is to facilitate mental growth enabling our students to reach their highest potential as human beings," says Charles Water, owner and director of the school.
"Our studio teaches students how to defend themselves responsibly while instilling self-confidence, self-discipline and respect for others."
Mineola Hurricanes 10U offense was too much for L.I. Saints in 14-5 rout on Thursday July 17, at Willis Avenue Field in Mineola. With 11 runs in the first three innings, The Hurricanes left no doubt about the eventual outcome.
An RBI triple by Kevin Pusey, a steal of home by Kevin Pusey, and an RBI single by James Raziano during the first inning and an RBI single by Jack Mackay, a three-run triple by T.J. McManus put runs on the board early.
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Bree Johnson was just 14 when she kicked off her lustrous dancing career as a performer in the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2002 Olympics. Since then, she's carried the torch of success even further, eventually winning titles such as Miss Congeniality and landing dream jobs on So You Think You Can Dance, the MTV Music Awards, and numerous TV commercials. Fueled by her successful foray in the world of professional dance, she decided to share her passion in an accessible way that inspires others to lead healthy and active lives. To pull off such an endeavor, she enlisted a team of talented instructors to help her cultivate a supportive and educational community where dancers of all fitness levels can get in shape during unique aerobic Ballet Blast fitness classes.
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From 2008 to 2012, laboratories conducting research on potential bioterrorism weapons logged more than 1,100 accidents. That figure, chronicled in government reports obtained by USA Today, includes a case where two animals were accidentally infected with hog cholera, a virus that hasn't been found in the U.S. since 1978.
In another case, an uninvolved cow residing on a nearby farm became infected with brucellosis, a virus that can be passed to humans through dairy products. In about half of the incidents, lab workers had to be medically screened or treated after accidental exposure to a mishandled toxin, and in five cases, lab workers were infected or sickened. (All lab workers recovered.)
The Centers for Disease Control reports don't include many details; federal bioterrorism laws prohibited the names of the errant labs and most specific information about the mishaps from being disclosed. But just the number of accidents alone adds volumes to the genre of doomsday headlines chronicling high-stakes bio-error."


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Comtech Telecommunications Corp. (NASDAQ: CMTL) said that its board of directors declared a quarterly cash dividend of USD0.30 per share, payable on May 30, 2014, to shareholders of record at the close of business on May 7, 2014.
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