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Citation Formatting Tools
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The Albemarle Police Department is investigating the city's first homicide of the year after a business owner was shot during an armed robbery and died at the hospital.
Officers responded to a distress call at B&G Coins on Concord Road Thursday afternoon. They found store owner Eldridge Roger Gibson, 81, lying on the floor with a gunshot wound.
Gibson was rushed to the hospital, but died from his injuries at about 10:30 p.m.
"It's a terrible thing, I'm just astonished," said Richard Hunnycutt. Hunnycutt's business is right across the street from the coin shop. "He had no enemies that I knew anything about."
"He was happy," said Mary Eudy. Eudy's home is very close to the coin shop and she told WBTV she spoke to Gibson just a short time before he was murdered. "He cutting up, kidding around like he always does when he's standing out and somebody walks through."
According to a press release issued Friday morning by police, video footage shows someone entered the business, stayed for about 20 minutes, and left driving the victim's pickup truck.
The pickup truck was found Saturday afternoon just miles away from the crime scene.
Police say they found the truck at City Lake Park.
On Tuesday police also said that the lead investigator in the case, Captain David Dulin, has been replaced. Dulin is part of an SBI investigation that is independent of the Gilbert case, according to police.
Also, investigators said they are analyzing evidence that was collected by police and the SBI from the crime scene.
Police say the suspect should be considered armed and dangerous. Anyone with information is asked to call the Albemarle Police Department at 704.984.9500.
A Concord realtor who also owns a carwash in Albemarle is trying to put together a reward fund.
"It's time for community to step up," Lanny Lancaster told WBTV. "He was a good old guy. I was trying to buy a silver dollar every week or two for my kids from the shop. This been on my mind all week, can't believe it happened, and it's the kind of crime we do not need to tolerate."
Anyone interested in helping with the reward can contact Lancaster at 704.791.5399.
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Republican Wicklow Calls for the Release of Stephen Murney
On Saturday last (February 23), on what was a snowy day in county Wicklow, dozens of éirígí activists joined fellow republicans and socialists to call for the immediate release of éirígí member Stephen Murney. The Newry man is currently held in Maghaberry Gaol in County Antrim. The solidarity demonstration organised by éirígí Cill Mhantáin took place on the Dargle Bridge in Bray.
Hundreds of leaflets highlighting Stephens case were distributed to passers-by, while cars and other vehicles sounded their horns in support of the messages on the placards which read Free Stephen Murney End Internment by Remand. The demonstration ended with protestors taking to the Main Street of Bray to hold a white line picket. The picket was symbolic of the days when action committees held demonstrations for the republican prisoners in the H-Blocks of Long Kesh.
Speaking after the demonstration, local éirígí spokesperson Adrian ORaghallaigh said, Our Newry comrade has now been held on spurious charges in Maghaberry for over three months. Its a clear case of political policing at its worst. Stephen is widely known as a hard working and diligent community activist in the Newry area.
Only very recently Stephen was taken from Maghaberry to Antrim Holding Centre and then on to Newry courthouse where he had two additional charges brought against him. The prosecution charged Stephen with having images of British paramilitary police that had been taken at protests, commemorations or downloaded from the internet. They also charged him with causing criminal damage to property owned by people unknown; in other words, being in possession of political stencils in the Newry area.
ORaghallaigh continued, Its nothing strange to see the RUC/PSNI targeting Newry republicans like Stephen. éirígí in the city have continued to highlight the injustices carried out by Britains paramilitary police force in the area. Local éirígí activists have witnessed the ongoing British state harassment and intimidation, with many hundreds of stop and search orders being directed at nationalists and republican. The on-going harassment of the republican and nationalist communities in Newry is now under investigation by a number of independent human rights organisations.
I would encourage all those concerned about Stephen Murney to join the ongoing protests calling for his release and also to write to Stephen in Maghaberry.
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More Freebees for city centre surfers as Manchester's wifi network grows
Manchester now offers the second largest wifi network in the country, as the latest phase of its planned extension nears completion.
Manchester now offers the second largest wifi network in the country, as the latest phase of its planned extension nears completion.
Households across Greater Manchester can apply for up to £7,000 to help slash the cost of their energy bills.
A new scheme has been launched to put volunteers and local people at the heart of helping others who speak little or no English, to learn English and get more involved in their community.
Manchester's annual week-long sports festival for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and their friends starts this Sunday 1 June.
Twelve of Manchester's care homes are set to receive an award for the quality of their services.
Less than a fortnight to go until the city centre becomes the region's largest stage for one of the North West's most anticipated outdoor events.
Youngsters and teachers at three Whalley Range primaries are working with residents to improve south Manchester neighbourhoods – and the call has gone out for more schools to join them.
After a five year development, the Abraham Moss Centre is ready to re-establish its role at the heart of the Crumpsall and Cheetham communities, providing valuable services for North Manchester.
Large areas of Manchester will have 20 mile per hour speed limits in place from this week – in the first step towards introducing the zones across the whole city.
A brand new online map and directory will be launched on Saturday 29 March offering digital access to information about Levenshulme's ever growing offer of eclectic attractions and events.
Women's achievements in Manchester have been recognised at a packed award ceremony held to celebrate International Women's Day (Saturday 8 March).
Local people looking to get their hands on a new job are invited to a free major public recruitment event at the Etihad Stadium.
Football legend Phil Neville has kicked off the first of two playgrounds set to turn Manchester city centre into an even friendlier destination for families.
To mark Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans* (LGBT) History Month which takes place throughout February Manchester City Council, in partnership with organisations across the city, will host the second annual LGBT Question Time at the town hall on Sunday 23 February, 12-2pm.
Around 60,000 households are set to save money on their fuel bills as a campaign to make the region's homes more energy efficient gets underway.
Residents are invited to the launch of the new Barlow Moor Community Library on Saturday 15 February.
Manchester City FC are the latest high-profile organisation to become official partners for the Go ON Manchester campaign, with 100 of the Blues' employees signing up as digital champions.
A brand new library opened its doors in the Abraham Moss Centre, Crumpsall, today, Monday 3 February.
Streets across the city will be cleared of disused items which look scruffy and make areas feel unsafe under a project funded by a £14.5m airport windfall.
Residents are being encouraged to sign up for an energy saving scheme which will give them a range of choices to slash their bills.
Victims of hate crime are being given more opportunities to report incidents in confidence, as part of a campaign to raise awareness of the problem.
A proposed area of Manchester where 20 mile per hour speed limits will be in place on roads has been almost doubled in size after the plan was welcomed by residents.
Learners and inspectors alike have praised Manchester Adult Education Service (MAES), which is successfully giving local people the skills and confidence they need to secure sustainable employment.
A new vision for the future of Fallowfield Library has been announced, which aims to build a sustainable future for the centre.
A man who saved nearly £30 a month on his gas bills after using a new comparison site is urging other people to follow his lead.
Manchester's Youth Council will be celebrating the opening today, 22 November 2013, of a permanent new home for them in Manchester Town Hall.
A group of Manchester youngsters have named a pair of camera cars which will be looking out for motorists parking illegally outside the city's primary schools.
Shop staff, volunteers and local people are at the heart of a winning bid by Manchester Adult Education Service to help teach English to local people who don't have it as their first language.
The lakeside café in Boggart Hole Clough park is set to re-open next week after closing three weeks ago when the former operator stepped down due to poor health.
People living in fuel poverty can find out how they can slash their energy bills when Mr Toast pops up in neighbourhoods across the region.
In the week that celebrated International Older People's Day, a sprightly octogenarian gives her views on how generations joining forces could benefit Manchester.
Manchester City Council's Executive Committee have passed proposals which outline how day centre provision will run in the city.
Greater Manchester residents are being encouraged to save energy - as well as reduce their fuel bills - by applying for free or discounted work on their homes.
Charities working with people struggling with drug and alcohol problems are backing a campaign urging city centre visitors not to give money to beggars.
East Manchester will welcome a major new sporting hub, becoming the national home of both Speedway and Basketball, as proposals for the Belle Vue Sports Village are unveiled.
More than 300 Wythenshawe residents have found jobs or gone onto training courses since the launch of a help scheme, which is the first of its kind in the country.
Manchester residents looking to kick off the New Year by taking up a new hobby can search through a growing directory of more than 200 community groups at www.manchesterzoom.com.
Two men have been fined a total of £470 after being caught collecting charity donations in Manchester city centre without a permit.
An aggressive beggar who threatened female shop workers has been banned from parts of the city centre.
A teenage boy who set fire to a trampoline in his neighbour's garden and verbally abused people in the street has been banned from roads near his home.
Buses are to drive at 20 miles per hour within the city centre under a new voluntary code of conduct for operators.
Wythenshawe Hall, which has been closed for a year, is set to open for a series of weekends after overwhelming support from a newly-formed friends group.
Plans for a major expansion to The Sharp Project, which will see hundreds of new jobs created and a cutting-edge global technology company establish its European headquarters there, have been unveiled.
A pair of volunteers who motivated Manchester residents to help bring out the best of the city are calling for residents to say a big thank you to their community heroes.
The little known history of one of Manchester's most diverse and fascinating areas will be uncovered this weekend in a new heritage walk.
A garden created by Manchester residents in honour of Olympic athletes has taken a silver medal at the RHS Tatton Flower show.
'Evil Edna' - the boxing Granny who is packing a punch for pensioners
Central Government has given the crucial go-ahead for a massive regeneration project for Brunswick, moving forward a £113 million plan that will transform the inner city neighbourhood.
The last generation may have grown up inspired by Girl Power – but today's youngsters in Wythenshawe have a new mantra all about willpower.
A woman with a rare disease which means she can't control how she moves has beaten the odds by learning how to swim again.
Residents will be given new powers to tackle anti social behaviour in their neighbourhoods thanks to a new scheme being tested in Manchester.
As the Queen's Diamond Jubilee weekend approaches, Manchester is gearing up for the celebrations.
The City's Council's anti social behaviour action team (ASBAT) won the consultant of the year award at this year's Housing Excellence Awards, beating competition from organisations across the country.
Residents of a Wythenshawe estate will be able to decide how minor crimes and antisocial behaviour should be dealt with when a new restorative justice scheme is introduced.
A woman who suffered years of abuse at the hands of her partner is urging victims of domestic abuse not to suffer in silence this Valentine's Day.


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A business analyst degree provides training that enables you to assist organizations to become more efficient and more effective in their operations. This page tells you how you can find such degrees and training.
What is a business analyst? Companies are using business analysts more and more to improve the way they operate in an attempt to keep up with their competition. The analyst looks at the structure of the organization, assesses the way in which the departments and units interact, and especially looks at the way in which technology is used to assist the organization to operate whilst conducting its business. So it requires a very special sort of person to be a business analyst.
Studying a degree is a good way for a person to develop a sharp mind and a clear vision for the future of business. By going through the proper college or university business analyst courses, they will be able to work in consulting and for organizations and companies that do research and development into the future of certain industries and businesses.
The following is a list of selected schools offering business analyst training (others can be found at at the foot of the page or by using the search boxes):
A student who has an interest in a specific kind of business will want to obtain as much knowledge as they can on the subject and be able to research, identify issues and problems, formulate strategic plans and solutions and implement these plans and solutions, along with putting together teams and performing studies. They will prove these abilities when they are given opportunities in the workplace to showcase their special skills and talents.
A career in this field will require higher education. A student will need to know their way around a computer operating system and have efficient office skills. They will need to take courses in computers, information systems, mathematics, research, engineering and business management. They should be good at problem solving, working within a budget and graphing charts and statistics. It is also important that a student keep up with all of the latest technological discoveries and inventions.
Concentrating on a certain industry does not eliminate the options someone will have when they graduate with this kind of degree, it simply narrows down the subjects to eliminate the uninteresting. It is always wise to choose a career in an industry that will keep your interest to minimize the risk of career boredom later on down the road.
Working in analysis will require a person to be well organized and able to work independently and within the framework of a team. There are different areas to choose from once a higher degree is received. The higher the degree that is obtained, the more advancement is possible for someone in this field. At first, an entry level employee will work under the supervision of a trained expert.
After they have proven they have problem solution skills by handling smaller jobs on their own, they will be trusted with bigger and better accounts. This is when business focus is important. As the employee becomes more experienced in the area of expertise they have chosen, they will be able to handle tasks and will eventually take a supervisory position of their own, to become a business analyst manager.
There are several business analyst careers possibilities, e.g., IT business analyst, banking business analyst, and a business analyst in healthcare. This is an area that can be lucrative, depending on the amount of experience and expertise that is brought to the table. Positions pay to great extent on how much knowledge and schooling a person has, and a business degree would certainly be good in this respect. A Senior Business Analyst (Computer Software/Hardware/Systems) would earn a salary in the range $75-95,000 per year. The amount of salary a person should expect also depends on their location. To find out local or specific business analyst salary ranges, it is best to do some research on the Internet, job advertisements in local newspapers, and in the local library.
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Monday, December 14, 2009
Is Microsoft Forefront Protection 2010 for Exchange Server x86 or x64?
It turns out that this is because the antivirus engines are still 32-bit. FPE uses up to five different scan engines from different vendors to scan emails (Authentium, Kaspersky, Microsoft, Norman, and VirusBuster). The AV vendors are working to create 64-bit versions of their scan engines, but there is no ETA at this time.
Each scan engine requires approximately 250 MB of memory. Less memory is required if Intelligent Engine Management (IEM) is not enabled and fewer than 5 engines are selected.
Considering that each scan engine is runs in its own discreet process, there may not be much of an advantage running 64-bit, anyway. 32-bit scan engines also mean that they can be used on the 32-bit non-production versions of Exchange for testing. Even so, I'd rather see the Forefront Team create a 32-bit version for testing and a 64-bit version for production once the AV vendors have 64-bit scan engines. 7:58 AM
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Nowadays, it seems that every intersection on the 19th Avenue double fine zone in the Sunset District has either:
1. a dedicated pedestrian signal (with a countdown timer thrown in as a bonus), like this one on Ortega : or
2. evidence of recent work indicating that a pedestrian signal is a coming soon, like this one on Santiago.
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"Well it's Christmas, I enjoy watching people and I enjoy people coming by to look at it and say how beautiful it is," says local resident, Jesse Johnson. From colorful lights to Santa's sleigh.. Jesse Johnson's front lawn is decked out for the holidays.
There's something you might not expect to see, the good shepard and the Virgin Mary behind bars. "Strictly vandalism, mischief and stuff like that. Last Saturday evening we had a Christmas party here for our Sunday school class and they cut the chain and got in..it's not a very big chain but it should tell them I didn't want them in," Johnson says.
Vandalism forces Jesse to lock up his decorations every Christmas. "Oh they've strung the lights clear across the streets and broke em, they stole the wisemen out of the cage." He says it's happened six out of the past nine years. "Sure it's mean, there's no respect for another mans property at all," he says.
This year, he says things went a little too far. Somebody broke into the nativity scene, stole baby Jesus, and left a disturbing note. "It was a letter almost a threatening type letter telling me baby Jesus wasn't born behind bars and that I should never decorate again and they were retrieving him so that I should just tear everything down," Johnson says.
Either way, vandalism won't damper Jesse's holiday spirit, the cage was designed simply to protect his nativity scene. "Why do you continue to do it? Cause I enjoy it, I'm just not gonna let them whip me." In other words, Jesse plans to bring back the holiday decorations and a new baby Jesus next year and every year after that.
Sergeant Keith Woodard with the Lubbock Police Department says there have been minor cases around town involving stolen holiday lawn decorations. Still, he says it is considered theft and depending on what's stolen. Vandals can expect to serve jail time and pay heavy fines.
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Broadway Legend Chita Rivera Plays Le Petit Theatre Tonight
Chita Rivera originated the Broadway roles of Anita in West Side Story, Rosie in Bye Bye Birdie, and Velma in Chicago. A recipient of the prestigious Kennedy Center Honor, Ms. Rivera has won two Tony Awards as best leading actress in a musical and has received six additional Tony Award nominations. She most recently appeared on Broadway in Chita Rivera: the Dancer's Life, the story of her own life in the theater. Among her many other celebrated stage credits are The Rink, Kiss of the Spiderwoman, Nine, and Zorba. Rivera also played Nicky in the film version of Sweet Charity with Shirley MacLaine.
Seth Rudetsky is the afternoon host on Sirius/XM Satellite Radio's On Broadway as well as the host of Seth Speaks on Sirius/XM Stars. As a pianist, Seth has played for more than a dozen Broadway shows including Ragtime, Les Miserables and Phantom of the Opera. He is currently starring in the Off-Broadway musical Disaster that he also co-wrote.
Tickets are $50 - $100 and may be purchased online at www.lepetittheatre.com or by visiting or calling the theatre's box office at 504-522-2081 between 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.
Also coming up at Le Petit Theatre: Death of a Salesman, May 9 - 24 and Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, July 11 - 26.


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The Saga continues. Ken's psychiatrist hypnotizes him again, regresses him to age 13 and pretends to be his father, who sexually seduced him when he was 13. Kennie is induced to suck him off, to receive his first anal sex, and to allow himself to get sucked off. If you have a father fetish, you'll love this one.


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The Elder Scrolls Online is out now; here's our Elder Scrolls Online review.
Earlier today Bethesda revealed that The Elder Scrolls Online would be a subscription MMO. The reaction has been mixed, but Bethesda's Matt Firor has been eager to justify the decision. Now we also have a number on the current beta sign ups: over three million and counting. It's a huge number. To put it in perspective, Guild Wars 2 has just sold three million copies as it approaches its first year, and The Elder Scrolls Online isn't even out yet.
Matt Firor hit us with the numbers today at Gamescom. "We've had well over 3 million beta sign-ups, which we haven't announced before." said Firor. "You don't want to let too many people in early, because the game is, frankly, not too good in early beta and you don't want to expose many people to that, but we're well into the tens of thousands."
I've watched the reactions come flooding in, and it's been a mixed bunch. Is free-to-play the only future for new MMOs? World of Warcraft, EVE Online and Final Fantasy XI would certainly like a word if that's the case. Even the upcoming WildStar and Final Fantasy XIV still believe in it. It's not that free-to-play doesn't work, but it's an incredibly delicate business model that more often than not is executed poorly. A nice middle ground of pay-once has proven successful if Guild Wars 2 is anything to go by.
One does have to think however that many of these people would've signed up without prior knowledge of the recently announced subscription model. But Bethesda certainly have a lot of attention right now, and that's a start.
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Thankgoodness it Pay to Play! This mean I can pay a one subscription fee and get access to all the content that gets released. I don't have to pay with points that I buy at a ridiculous price. I don't have to grind for hours and hours to get gold that I can convert into gems that I later spend just to buy cosmetic items, or increased bank slots because what they give you is just the bare bones. Also announcing that its P2P wouldn't drop the beta numbers by much if any. Your not paying to test out Beta. Beta is a chance to try out a game for free, even if you don't have intentions on buying it you can still experiance it for a short time before it goes live. I have really disliked the F2P model, its very sneaky and lot of these kids dont understand that when they are shelling out the $$ for gems/points they are actually spending MORE then they would have if they had just had a F2P model. Also P2P will actaully keep more players in the game and they will be less likely to jump from game to game like I've seen in GW2. I actaully wouldn't mind a combination of the 2 like LOTRO does. You can F2P and if you want stuff you have to buy it with points or you can pick your level of subscription, the higher the subscription the more access you get. Free 2 play are like your local fair. They come to town, you have to pay to get through the gate and you wander around looking at all the sights but you still have to pay to go on the rides or play their games. Or you can go to disney world, pay your fee...larger yes but you get access to everything! No one is standing at a ride holding their hand out expecting you to pay them each time you want to enjoy something.
Thank *GOD* They're going subscription. I hate F2P, it tends to attract the worst of the lowest common denominator, and makes trolling and market inflation far too easy. I'll happily be giving my money to Bethesda, especially if they continue to provide a non-F2P service.
F2P - First sign a games dying, and it provides a large community, but not a good one.
I'm interested why you think it makes market inflation easier? Could you give an example? (I'm not a big MMO player so don't see how that could happen more in one pay model rather than another?)
I definitely agree with your point about community - I'm sure plenty of people sign up for free games with nary a second thought as compared to those of us that hesitate when our wallet is involved. I'm not sure it's the first sign a game is dying though.
Really? Are you that damn dense? Or just stupid? It does not matter if the game is free to play or pay to play you still will get dumbasses and jerks like yourself in them. In fact more so.. Look at wow and it's a sub and it is filled with dumbasses, dimwits and elitist jerks. If you really think pay to play is going to keep out the unsavory jackasses you are a damn fool. I do not know where you get the correlation that only free to play games harbor only the unsavory people. I can almost bet people like you are the very ones that fit the lowest common denominator you complain about.. They should have went buy to play. As far as it being the sign of free to play games dying, don't hold your breath.
Enkara, article comments are for discussion and debate, not personal abuse. Rather than engaging with the point, you opted for maximum confrontation with Lunarius and then started with namecalling. I'm in a worse mood just for having read your contribution to this discussion, and it's not at all the tone I want to see here.
Next time, please engage with topic rather than attempt to abuse another commenter.
Subscription fee is better han free-to-play or pay-once with a in-game wallet. It gets my attention more because you got all features from the start and you don't have to play for everything if you want more. Like inventory space and character slots, etc. And 10 euro á month is nothing if the game is up to players expectations. And it feels like you actually supporting the company. But that's just my opinion.
This is a viewpoint that always interests me. You're absolutely correct - 10 Euros a month isn't all that much, if you only play one game. But what if you play more than one game a month? What if they all require a subscription fee? How do you reconcile that with your wallet?
(It's a genuine question. :) )
Thats a problem of your own creation. The only issue you will really have is if you don't work . Playing MMOs is one of the most cost effective forms of entertainment. Pretty much pennies even if you play multiple games.
Absolutely it's my own fault, I'm fickle and like lots of games. :)
But that's my point really - by having a subscription model you're potentially excluding lots of customers that would happily pay for game time, simply because you're not building a flexible enough model to cater to their needs.
If TESO roll out a pay to play (not subscription) model, I'll gladly pay for it - I'm fully supportive of a studios need for fiscal support. Otherwise it's an exclusive model that I don't feel I can be part of.
I love the Idea of the subscription fee (and other in game ideas). I love Star Wars, I used to like SWkotoR, but when they went to F2P they shot them-selves in the other foot. I also hated the social rewards and bonuses, I don't want a floating Jawa with fireworks or a Tuantan tetherd to ones leg. ESO don't even think it! Make money the old fassion way "build a good game".
I don't mind P2P personally. Ill still be at midnight release at gamestop waiting impatiently for it to drop. I currently play DDO currently though and like the system they have. F2p but with a VIP option. I am VIP. And as someone else said, these guys been workin on this game for years....years.... They gotta make something on it.Dream job or not everyones got bills. Families houses, sht like that. Start with F2P and game is shot from drop. Betheda, Zenimax, I am more than willing to pay 60 for game and a 10 a month subscription. You have created a dream of mine. Something I was wishing before since before i knew it was in development. "TWO THUMBS WAY UP".....
I'm a big Elder Scrolls fan going all the way back to Morrowind with a hundreds of hours invested in each game. I'm also a big Guild Wars 2 fan with a couple thousand hours of game play. In my entire Guild Wars 2 career maybe I have spent $100... Being someone who can only play Guild Wars 2 for about 100 hours a month because I have a job the requires me to be focused (around 15% of all the hours in a month), this is perfect for me. Now in ESO I'm gonna have to pay $15 dollars for the same thing? Why? So far it looks like Skyrim with some new animations and textures. Which cost around $130 with all the DLC's. Why should I pay so much? How is their server maintainence and content development so different from Guild Wars 2 that they need to charge per month? And then just to piss people off even more there will also be an in game store to make Bethesda more money? So basically the only difference between this and Guild Wars 2 will be the lore/fight mechanics/texture packs and... um.. that I must pay $15 a month? Because what other purpose for an in game store is there other than Pay to Win Faster?
Then onto how this effects community. You will now have a whole lot of selfish player who are there to get the most out of the tiny bit of time they get to play. And are trying to maximise on this so they monthly charge feels affordable worth it. This is exactly what happened in WoW. Everyone who comes from WoW to GW2 always, first comment, "This game has such a great community." And I agree.
I can't see any justification for a monthly subscription so far other than for Bethesda to guarentee income. Which is stupid because now their opening sales will be reduced. Then after their first month there will be another huge drop off. I'm not investing in a MULTIPLAYER game with no other players.
But hey who knows maybe they are keeping some big secret that will differentiate this game within the Elder Scrolls franchise and make it worthwhile. I'll wait till launch and see. Because the 10 lucky people (the other 3 zero's were a typo) that have beta keys are the only ones that know.
that's sad. buy to play is much better :/
They should have went buy to play.. I am sick of these companies expecting you to buy their damn game then turn around and pay a damn sub.. It just goes to show it just being plain greedy. Buy to play with a in game cosmetic shop would have been better.
Great news, a fantastic IP and nice steady revenue stream for Bethesda. And not micro transaction fest so Happy.
If ya like a game support it. It costs Hundreds of Millions of dollars to make these games and unless you show some return there not gonna support them for long. You will want all the neat toys and expansions after the first six months and without revenue thats not gonna happen. EQ ran successfully for many many years on P2P and they were able to bring expansions out and even in the young days of this industry they delivered. If you desire F2P then stick to your console games. Gammers will pay to support a great game.
I am ALL in favor of Pay to Play. The way the model is set up for such games as Neverwinter etc... it is nearly impossible to get to end game without spending money one items that will help you finish. I also feel that with a more steady income coming in from subscriptions that the designer can afford right up front to make more and better upgraded content. i imagine they will have a better deal per month if you buy multiple months at a time.
I was surprised to NOT see the link for "executed poorly" shoot directly to Neverwinter.
Well then, that explains alot. Guess I will have to wait, but I got a feeling that EQNext is going to make an impact on this game or any other traditional mmorpg out there. They should go Free to Play from the get go, and save themselves the trouble of going F2P later.
ZeniMax you are making a mistake The model you have chosen has FAILED each MMO that has toyed with p2p.
To save there MMO thy went to f2p I also singed up for BETA as a lot of others but I will stay with DDO.com until I hear the Higher up bend and say what happen, turn on the f2p option then I will be on ZeniMax sight to down load the game and Play the MMO and buy the packs.
You all probably play bad f2p games. To be on top in any game, even f2p , you must have brains. Money is just a source to level your low intelligence to appropriate state. All games I play was f2p, and I always was in top guild with top equipment and donate nothing.
I hope they understand that beta signups don't mean players that will buy the game. I signed up a few weeks (months? I don't remember) and since then have discovered it's going to be P2P. It's unlikely I'll be paying.
Come on then, own up folks, who downvoted two statements of fact? More importantly, why?
I have no problem with people preferring pay to play, it's a personal preference, but it's not mine. It doesn't suit the reality of my gaming lifestyle and therefore isn't something I'll support.
I really loved this MMO but a monthly payment...JUST NO
I hate free to play is worse,yes but the system of guild wars 2 was just so good.
It takes a few hours to get alot of gems (that you don't even need because the stuff in the gemstore isn't even worth that much) and then you're done!
Monthly payment is so terrible because it keeps you in the game for to long,it will enforce you to play the game because you payed a fee for it. And if you don't play it for like a day it feels like a waste... In guild wars 2 you don't have this problem!
And this probebly also effects your results in school to (because of the thingy above).
I really looked forward to this game :L
I too like the Guild Wars 2 model of pay for the game and thats it. Yes, you have the option to buy gold if you want, but you can get everything, everything ingame without it. It has tons of the same features, and to be honest, the game price actually went down a few months after I bought it. To say the designers 'deserve their money' and all that other stuff is ludicrous...they already have their money. They've had investors for years who've already seen returns and ponied up for more, and they have OUR money from actually buying the game. I have played several different MMOs and personally have never paid per access and don't intend to start now. I find the Guild Wars 2 model a happy medium allowing choice and will hold out for that. For those happy to pay, greatness; I just won't be among them. It's a shame too; there are three people at our house that would love to play this game, as it does look amazing, and yes I realize the value per day, but the point is they already would have money from us, have had returns already, and their are models such as GW2 that work already. This is not needed. Sometimes doing it the 'old fashioned way' isn't always best.
You're effectively paying 50c a day.
Get over it you peasant.
Ahh, the signup numbers. With the delightful little detail left out by ZeniMax that all of these numbers came from a time before they announced that their game was subscription based. And that if they allowed people to opt-out, those numbers would likely drop by 95% overnight.
That they couldn't wait a month to release this information and that they're just getting it out there now smacks of desperation.
"You're wrong! Wrong! We can make a subscription game work! Look at how many people signed up for our beta before they knew it was a subscription-based game! They're all going to play it!"
Yep. Daaamage control. There are those at ZeniMax who can tell which way the wind is blowing with this, but they don't have the balls to tell their bosses that their subscription-based approach is wrong.
This is going to be entertaining.
Whatever man, I prefer pay to play because I don't have to worry about buying a damn dungeon or item or something off the damn game's store every 5 minutes. And if nothing else, they'll still have my guild in WoW which is 231 (Not including alts)... So, anyway, I think your '95%' is a gross overestimate is all I'm saying.
Anyway how can you gripe about it? This game has been in development for -years- since shortly after Oblivion was released if I remember right. That is -a lot- of time, money, and energy going into creating the game and they probably need to make a lot of money to break even and then make a profit.
People need to quit bitching about games and game consoles and everything though before we start bitching about every little tiny thing. (Wait, most folks already do... Nevermind) Point is, the Xbox One was something to bitch about and get all uppity.... This isn't.


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Buffalo Sabres coach Lindy Ruff left practice early today in First Niagara Center after taking a scary fall in the wake of a collision with defenseman Jordan Leopold.
Leopold was working in a 1-on-1 drill with Ville Leino and lost his balance, sliding to the ice and barreling into Ruff from behind. Ruff went airbone and landed hard on the ice, letting out a scream as his body crumpled that echoed through the empty arena.
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Now that we've had an entire four-day weekend to gorge on turkey and video games, it's time to hop back on the horse and continue our series of Daily Fives looking back at some of the best games of 2013.
Today we're looking at shooters, a category that dominated the PlayStation 3 generation. It wasn't a loaded category this year despite that, but the few that did gave gunslingers plenty to rave about.
Crysis 3
Having released way back in February before a rush of Game of the Year contenders hit throughout the year, you'd be forgiven if you forgot that Crysis 3 even came out in 2013. When you look back at it, it's clearly one of the best shooters to hit this year.
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Councilman Alex Saab today responded to a letter in last week's Downey Patriot that accused Downey (and four other local cities) of failing to pay their fair share for groundwater.
Written by James B. Glancy, president of the Central Basin Water Association, the letter says the non-paying cities "undermine the compact that protects an essential resource for the benefit of all water consumers."
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Why Downey Has Stopped Paying the Illegal Assessments by the Water Replenishment District
The City of Downey, along with Cerritos, Signal Hill, Pico Rivera, and Bellflower, has taken action to protect our residents against illegal and excessive water replenishment fees imposed by the Water Replenishment District of Southern California (WRD). It is certainly true that WRD must perform a replenishment function for the benefit of all who rely upon the groundwater in the basins; however it is patently false that residents must pay WRD's fees whether they are legal or not.
Mr. James Glancy, as chairman of the Central Basin Water Association and representing the City of Lakewood, has taken the lead in attacking Downey and the other cities for enforcing the rights of its residents. Downey and the other cities have successfully challenged the questionable fees imposed by WRD which constitute up to 40% of our residents' water bills. Mr. Glancy notably omits in his letter published in the Downey Patriot on March 1 that the Superior Court twice ruled that the replenishment fee charged by WRD are wholly unconstitutional and illegal. (City of Cerritos, et al vs. WRD, No. BS128136.)
The voters of California passed Proposition 218 to ensure procedural and substantive mandates designed to protect against excessive fees. WRD has repeatedly refused to submit its unwarranted fees to the voting and proportionality requirements set forth in Proposition 218, resulting in tens of millions of dollars in overcharges to our residents and others overlying the Central Basin District.
Additionally, WRD has refused to make any refunds or to provide some other remedy to Downey to address its willful violations.
A trial is scheduled soon to address the refund Downey and other cities are entitled to as a result of the unlawful and excessive fees charged by WRD. Rather than demand that WRD comply with the law, Mr. Glancy, on behalf of some in the Central Basin Water Association, has chosen to attack Downey and the other Cities, who have chosen to safeguard their residents' funds. As public agencies, Downey and the other Cities, have withheld payment of illegal fees to avoid making gifts of public funds to WRD.
Indeed, the Court denied WRD's request to shut down the Cities' wells for non-payment. In this case, the Court's ruling that WRD violated ALL requirements of Proposition 218 is especially significant, because WRD's fees make up a whopping 40% of our residents' water bills.
It is important to note that Downey and the other Cities own their water rights and do not purchase any water from WRD. WRD imposes a fee as a tax upon the Cities' groundwater pumping and may use those funds only for limited replenishment functions. However, WRD has for many years taxed the cities excessively without voter review. It is difficult to understand why some other cities in the Central Basin Water Association, such as Lakewood, would continue to support WRD's illegal and excessive fees to the detriment of its own residents.
Perhaps Mr. Glancy needs to explain to the families and businesses in Downey the true reasons behind his assertions that we should continue to pay WRD's unlawful assessment.
The residents and business owners of Downey have the right to question and demand that any payment for their unlawful assessments to WRD be stopped immediately.
The residents of Downey can be assured that its elected officials will continue to work hard to protect its best interests and comply with the law. I, for one, will not sit idle as a gross injustice is forced upon the residents of Downey.
Alex Saab
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David and Rita Pavy Doles, of Greensburg, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday, March 3, 2013.
They were united in marriage Sunday, March 3, 1963 at Burney Baptist Church.
David is a retired farmer and Rita is a homemaker. Together, they have three children, Daniel Doles, Barbara (Jeff) Hatton and Angela (Mark) Sparrow. They also have five grandchildren: Kelsey, Taylor, and Emma Hatton, and Cora and Hoyt Sparrow.
A private gathering will be held to honor the couple. Friends and family may send well wishes to 4509 East County Road 200 South, Greensburg, IN 47240.


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A man wanted for an armed robbery last week in Lenoir City has been arrested in West Knoxville after a three-hour long chase.
Investigators believe Joshua Hayworth, 23, robbed a Burger King in Lenoir City on Thursday, holding employees at gun point before taking off with the cash in a stolen Jeep Wrangler.
The FBI Safe Streets Task Force spotted the stolen vehicle Monday afternoon. They pursued him, with the help of Knox County deputies, and Hayworth abandoned the Jeep on Bob Gray Road and ran into a nearby mobile home, but a dog inside chased him off.
Investigators said Hayworth then ran to a subdivision near Bob Gray and Bob Kirby.
Neighbors in that subdivision say Hayworth hid temporarily in a shed at one home on Double Tree road, then ran down the street where a woman and her neighbor were standing, before stealing the woman's keys and driving off.
Neighbors say the woman is pregnant, and was pushed to the ground in the scuffle.
Authorities say she chased after Hayworth as he drove away, trying to get to her puppy that was still in the car. She was taken to an area hospital as a precaution. 10News spoke to the woman's husband by phone Monday night, who confirmed both the mother and her unborn baby are fine -- just rattled after the incident.
Hayworth didn't get far before crashing again, this time on Windamere Road. Authorities said after the wreck, he ran into an abandoned house to hide, but a K-9 tracked him down a little before 6 p.m., and he was arrested.
One of the officers responding to the chase didn't quite make it there. He wrecked his cruiser while taking a curve on Schaad Road and ended up in a ditch with the vehicle tipped on its side.
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"I came out of my office to see what was going on and happened to notice a number of FBI agents running down the street which was a bit unusual," he said.
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Harding named Walter Aikens interim football coach just a few days before the start of the 2013 high school season. Aikens, a successful head boys basketball coach, had been on the football staff for five seasons. The kids knew him and he knew the kids.
Rams coach Deveron Harper needed to finish course work to get his teachers certification. Harper has remained on staff, too. With Aikens leading the team, Harding is off to a 2-0 start, its best since 2007.
Harding opened the season Aug. 30 with a 27-8 win against Garinger. The Rams beat archrival West Charlotte 14-8 on Friday. They won the games in totally different ways.
Against Garinger, quarterback Xavier Caple completed 4-of-9 passes for 95 yards and led a rushing attack that gained 228 yards. Against West Charlotte, Hardings defense took advantage of six West Charlotte turnovers, including linebacker Travis Browns interception with 37 seconds left that sealed the win.
West Charlotte was on Hardings 19 before Brown made his potentially game-saving play.
In the next three weeks, Harding will play East Mecklenburg (0-3) at home Thursday and at South Meck (0-3) Sept. 27. The Rams are off Sept. 20. Each of the next two games are winnable, and Harding could arrive at its Oct. 4 home game with state power Charlotte Catholic unbeaten.
Not many people would have predicted that.
• Shelby looks like a serious state championship contender in 2A. The Golden Lions have given two strong 3A teams all they wanted in back-to-back weeks. Shelby lost 49-42 to Asheville Reynolds two weeks ago and had a 10-point lead at powerhouse South Point Friday before losing 35-24.
Shelby, long a power-run team, has a burgeoning star in junior R.J. George, who smashed the schools single-game pass record against South Point with 323 yards passing. The old record was 279.
• West Rowan beat Salisbury 55-0 Friday without star tailback Daisean Reddick (ankle). Keyows Weeks ran for 158 yard and two scores and West Rowan handed Salisbury the worst loss in school history. West Rowan has won 13 straight in the series.
• South Caldwell received terrible news recently when it learned 3,000-yard rusher Zac Pollard is out indefinitely with torn ligaments in his knee. On Friday, the Spartans got good news junior tailback Gavin Reed rushed for 94 yards and had 83 yards receiving in a 17-13 win over Alexander Central. South Caldwell, even without Pollard, is 3-0.
• Impressive bounce-back win for Butler, which smashed Greensboro Page 56-14 Friday. The Bulldogs lost 20-7 to Sweet 16 No. 1 Mallard Creek and looked listless on offense.
In 2011, Page ruined Butlers hopes for a state championship three-peat when the Bulldogs melted in the second half of a late round playoff loss. Page (1-2) isnt the power its been recently, but its still a solid win for a young Butler team (2-1).
On Friday, Butler scored on three of its first five plays and ran away. Bulldogs coach Brian Hales wants to use a tough schedule to get his team ready for the postseason, and this is the kind of response to a loss he was looking for. Next week, Butler faces a good Mount Tabor team (2-1) that has already beaten Porter Ridge. After that, on Sept. 20, Butler goes to Richmond Senior. If Butler comes out of that with two strong performances, and especially if it comes out with two wins, Hales team could be a strong factor in the race for a state title.
• Olympic allowed 34 points to Myers Park in its first game two weeks ago. Trojans coach Barry Shuford, one of the regions most underrated coaches, had a bye week and made some good moves with a defense that only returned four starters, including North Carolina-bound defensive end Robert Jenkins. Olympic lost to Independence Friday, but the Patriots 21-8 win was totally unlike easy shutout wins against South Meck and North Meck to start the season. Independence led 14-8 at halftime.
Olympic has a pretty favorable schedule ahead and could be in the mix with West Meck and Charlotte Catholic for a potential SoMeck 8 conference championship. The bad news? The Trojans must play both teams on the road.
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ATLANTA, June 3, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Graphic Packaging Holding Company (NYSE: GPK), a leading provider of packaging solutions to food, beverage and other consumer products companies, today announced that it and its wholly owned subsidiary Graphic Packaging International, Inc., have entered into a definitive agreement to sell their Multi-wall Bag business to Mondi Group. The non-core assets to be divested include 9 Multi-wall Bag converting plants located throughout the United States and the Pine Buff, Arkansas kraft paper mill.
"The anticipated sale of these non-core assets substantially completes our transformation into a pure play, vertically integrated paperboard packaging company," said David Scheible, Graphic Packaging's Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer. "The divestiture will free up valuable resources which we can redirect to further accelerate global growth in our core paperboard packaging business."
The Multi-Wall Bag plants and the kraft mill had trailing twelve month revenue of approximately $437 million and under the terms of the agreement, the enterprise value is $105 million and the sale will be an all cash transaction. The transaction is subject to standard closing requirements and is expected to close late second quarter or early third quarter 2014.
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Graphic Packaging Holding Company (NYSE:GPK), headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, is a leading provider of packaging solutions for a wide variety of products to food, beverage and other consumer products companies. The Company is one of the largest producers of folding cartons and holds a leading market position in coated-unbleached kraft, coated-recycled boxboard multi-wall bag and specialty packaging. The Company's customers include some of the most widely recognized companies in the world. Additional information about Graphic Packaging, its business and its products, is available on the Company's web site at www.graphicpkg.com.
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The Prasanta Banerji Homeopathic Research Foundation (PBHRF) was set up in 1993 with the aim to include Homeopathy as a scientific and effective mode of Alternative Medicine.This Foundation offers comprehensive health care as well as scientific establishment to bring Homeopathy to its rightful position as the medicine of the masses.
In the research foundation the main research activity consists of data recording of the treatment of all cases of various types of cancer and other life threatening diseases such as renal failures, multiple sclerosis etc. treated at the clinics of the research foundation using The Banerji Protocols of treatment utilizing homeopathic medicines. At present our patient database has more than 20,000 cases inputted with over a half a million visits recorded. This data is the epicenter of the PBHRF and makes us attractive for research to premiere institutions throughout the world. This is an ongoing research initiative that has been on since 2002.
The research foundation also finances pathological tests for the aid of underprivileged patients, and also for the sake of accuracy in their treatment.
Upcoming Seminar in June 22-23, 2014 at Israel
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A seminar followed by camp for treatment of cancer and kidney diseases through Banerji Protocols, was organized by Sri Ram Clinic and World Federation of Alternative Medicine, on 27th and 28th April 2014, at Solapur, Maharashtra, India.
The seminar was attended by 150 delegates from all over Maharashtra.
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Dr. Prasanta Banerji and Dr. Pratip Banerji attended the 9th American Joint American Homeoptahic Conference, presented by the National Center for Homeopathy, from April 4-6, 2014, at Long Island , CA, USA.
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Dr. Prasanta Banerji and Dr. Pratip Banerji attended a conference-cum-cancer camp organized by the Orissa State Board of Homeopathic Medicine at Bhubansehwar on 22nd and 23rd February, 2014. A seminar on thr Banerji Protocols, attended by more than 600 participants, was organized on the first day. On the second day a cancer camp was organized, where around 500 cancer patients, along with some patients with renal failure came for treatment.
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Went over to Yahoo sports to look at the box score for the Phoenix game to see what Nash did. Nash was DNP. Article stated:
"...who played without starters Steve Nash and Grant Hill.Nash and Hill sat out to rest and avoid risking injury, Phoenix coach Alvin Gentry said before the game."
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In Mexico, guisados are cooked dishes, especially stews and stir-fries. In Mexico City, where urban life doesn't always allow for a home-cooked meal, guisados are one of the most popular street foods.Our goal at Mi Mero Mole is to serve traditional dishes from Mexico City that Chilangos love at a reasonable price. Our tortillas are made fresh using ground nixtamal rather than commercial Maseca. Everything we serve, including our moles, salsas, rice, and beans, are made from scratch.Here's what people are saying about us:
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That's Pitch #2 of Black Rhino on the the Kilimanjaro Slab. Unfortunately this wall is behind the newish metal fence on the upper tier. Black Rhino is kind of a question mark if it is officially out of bounds since you can climb the route basically straight up from the edge of the fence. I left it off of MP to avoid people being tempted to cross the fence for some of the other routes up there. My thoughts on this wall is that we will eventually get access back to it once they finish pushing the wall of dirt / debris into the Well.


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The future of the controversial coal gasification plant in Spencer County remains in doubt with a vote expected next week.
Both sides in the debate over the plant pleaded their case today before a state senate hearing in Indianapolis.
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Goffinet also says the Senate utilities committee is expected to vote on Eckerty's bill a week from Thursday.
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