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Before 2012, Love & Theft was pretty much known for two songs--"Runaway" and "Dancing in Circles"--that received a decent amount of airplay but weren't very big hits.
Before 2012, Love & Theft was pretty much known for two songs--"Runaway" and "Dancing in Circles"--that received a decent amount of airplay but weren't very big hits.
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Anyone that has ever met Harlie Bryant of Beaver Dam is instantly amazed at this beautiful, sassy little 6 year-old! I had the pleasure of meeting her a few weeks ago when we raised money for her at my Big O Party. Harlie is currently battling brain cancer.
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Lee Ann Womack has a brand new gig and it promises to make you HUNGRY! I was watching TV Sunday night and caught a glimpse of Lee Ann's brand new commercial for Zaxby's. Yep! The woman who soared to the top of the charts with " I Hope You Dance" has teamed with the fast food gaint to promote their Roadhouse Zalad and the return of their sinful Birthday Cake Milkshake. Check out Lee Ann's commercial for the shake. It's FULL of shakes and they look SO GOOD!!
Two of the biggest stars in the history of recorded music on stage at London's Hyde Park singing one those artist's biggest hits, "Twist and Shout." All of a sudden, the crowd could NO LONGER HEAR Paul McCartney and Bruce Springsteen.
Kitty Wells passed away this afternoon at her home from complications from a stroke. Her recording of "It Wasn't God Who Made Honky-Tonk Angels" in 1952 was the first No. 1 hit by a woman soloist on the country music charts. She was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1991. She also received a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. R.I.P Kitty Wells.
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Deliverance is FORTY years old?
Okay, now that I've gotten over THAT shock, let me just tell you, it is still a nerve-jangling little thriller. And it may have been going unnoticed as such over the last few, if not several, years.
What does Taylor Swift have that, say, peers such as Justin Bieber, Rihanna, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry and Adele don't? The official title of 'Highest Paid Celebrity Under 30,' that's what. Swift was crowned with this accolade by Forbes, which annually estimates and tallies the earnings of celebrities. The singer topped the overall list, edging out many of her contemporary, popular music peers by collecting approximately $57 million in income between May 2011 and May 2012.
I really feel for these singers who have to take vocal rest. Sometimes when I have been on the air for several hours, the old voice box starts to shut down.
And, as I mentioned on the air earlier this week so many country artists hurt their vocal cords performing so frequently. Miranda Lambert had to postpone several shows this weekend. And, now, according to Taste of Country's Alanna Conaway, Gloriana's lead vocalist Tom Gossin will need to keep quiet for a few days after being placed on vocal rest. The band shared the news broke late last night (July 11) through the band's social media sites. As a result, Gloriana has been forced to postpone concerts scheduled for this weekend in Florida.


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The island allows deer hunting from September into early December, but only with bows and arrows.
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BSU head coach Bryan Harsin gave his thoughts on BYU and how he sees Christian Stewart filling in for Taysom Hill. Harsin is in his first season as head coach for the Broncos but knows from previous years as an assistant that BYU is a physical team.
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RSL currently sits in fourth place in the West, needing to beat Chivas USA at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Rio Tinto Stadium and hope FC Dallas drops points to the Portland Timbers to get out of the first-round elimination game that open the playoffs.
Utah's Kanter runs floor in win over Thunder
Cliff Brunt, Associated Press | posted Oct 21st - 10:22pm
Utah's Enes Kanter did it all against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Tuesday night.
State soccer: Chung-Hoon helps Timpanogos outlast Mustangs for 4A final berth
Sean Walker | posted Oct 21st - 7:07pm
Jordyn Chung-Hoon had two goals, and Aspyn Farrer scored the game-winner with five minutes remaining as Timpanogos outlasted the Mustangs 5-3 at Juan Diego High School to clinch passage to the state finals.
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Ireland Dunn scored in the final seconds of the second extra-time period to lead Davis to a 2-1 win over Brighton and clinch a spot in Friday's Class 5A girls soccer state title match at Rio Tinto Stadium.
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The BYU Cougars recognize the errors that have led to their three straight losses and are ready to fix the problems and move forward as they attempt to beat Boise State this Friday.
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The publication of my most recent book spurred me to spend some time updating my Amazon author page and Academia.edu page. Both are quick and easy ways to keep up with more notable publications. For a complete list of publications, papers, and presentations, please refer to the CV on the About page of this blog.
New Publication: Reconsidering Arminius
I wasn't expecting it to be released until December, as the Abingdon and Amazon pages note, but just yesterday a copy of Reconsidering Arminius appeared on my desk, courtesy of our cataloging librarian here at the Claremont School of Theology. Sometimes Christmas does come early!
This volume was co-edited by me, Keith D. Stanglin, and Mark H. Mann, and it pulls together conference papers, as well as later/additional contributions. The conference was entitled Rethinking Arminius and was held in 2012. I'll append an abstract below.
The theology of Dutch theologian Jacob Arminius has been misinterpreted and caricatured in both Reformed and Wesleyan circles. By revisiting Arminius' theology, the book hopes to be a constructive voice in the discourse between so-called Calvinists and Arminians.
Traditionally, Arminius has been treated as a divisive figure in evangelical theology. Indeed, one might be able to describe classic evangelical theology up into the 20th century in relation to his work: one was either an Arminian and accepted his theology, or one was a Calvinist and rejected his theology. Although various other movements within evangelicalism have provided additional contour to the movement (fundamentalism, Pentecostalism, etc.), the Calvinist-Arminian "divide" remains a significant one. What this book seeks to correct is the misinterpretation of Arminius as one whose theology provides a stark contrast to the Reformed tradition as a whole. Indeed, this book will demonstrate instead that Arminius is far more in line with Reformed orthodoxy than popularly believed, and show that what emerges as Arminianism in the theology of the Remonstrants and Wesleyan movements was in fact not the theology of Arminius, but rather a development of and sometimes departure from it.
This book also brings Arminius into conversation with modern theology. To this end, it includes essays on the relationship between Arminius' theology and open theism and Neo-Reformed theology. In this way, this book fulfills the promise of the title by showing ways in which Arminius' theology–once properly understood–can serve as a resource of evangelical Wesleyans and Calvinists doing theology together today.
The tallest tale ever: Emmel on the inauthenticity of the Gospel of Jesus' Wife
Stephen Emmel recently made a guest post on Alin Suciu's blog. Emmel has calculated the size of the Gospel of John fragment written by the same modern prankster who created the Gospel of Jesus' Wife fragment. Based on the size of the fragment and its exemplar (the Qau codex), a full leaf of the Gospel of John fragment would represent either "the tallest (or widest)" of any papyrus codex "yet known." This adds further proof against the inauthenticity of the Gospel of Jesus' Wife papyrus. To put it another way, while the physical dimensions of the Gospel of John fragment would make it the tallest tale ever, that epithet might just as aptly suit the content and creation of the Gospel of Jesus' Wife.
Here is the link to the post, which provides a summary as well as the full text of the full paper detailing Emmel's codicological analysis.
Jesus' Wife Papyrus Forgery: From Blogs to Mass Media in a Week
What was noted on several blogs (including this one) on April 24 has, a full week later, finally started making the rounds in mass media venues:
April 30, Daily Mail
May 1, Wall Street Journal
May 4, New York Times
May 4, PBS NewsHour
May 5, Discovery News
The unfolding of events presents a good case-in-point for the increasingly important role that blogs are playing in the study of Christian origins and scholarly communication more generally. It also shows how important open, digital access to original source texts is to the cause of scholarly inquiry and debate.
Case Closed: Jesus' Wife Papyrus a Forgery
A couple weeks ago, the Jesus' Wife papyrus was making the rounds again in mass media, mostly in articles citing chemical/material analysis "proving" its authenticity. Here is one such article:
Back in October of 2012, when Karen King (a professor at Harvard) first announced the text at a conference in Rome, I wrote the following op-ed for a student newspaper:
Just today, a blogger friend and adept Coptologist (Alin Suciu) cross-posted and confirmed the finding of a "smoking-gun" which definitively proves that the "Jesus' Wife Papyrus" is a forgery:
The piece of paper used was authentic, but its content is just a modern forgery. Sadly, it probably sold for quite a profit on the antiquities market. Even more worrisome is how the forgery so easily fooled various scholars and how the mass media became an echo chamber, probably because the "finding" so nicely fit the trope of the scandalous and controversial, turning upside down traditional/customary beliefs about the celibacy of Jesus. Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code and its conspiracy theories about Jesus' secret love relationship with Mary Magdalene make for good entertainment, but not solid grounds for evaluating ostensibly ancient texts.
CBP 13 publication announcement and corrigenda
My first monograph went to press early in March:
Mark Glen Bilby, As the bandit will I confess you: Luke 23, 39-43 in early Christian interpretation. Cahiers de Biblia Patristica 13. Strasbourg: University of Strasbourg; Turnhout: Brepols, 2013. [ISBN 978-2-906805-12-5]
Copies are currently being sold directly from the Brepols website. I have a request in for it to be sold through Amazon as well.
Despite the diligent efforts of myself, the editor and the metteur en pages, some errors did appear in the printed edition. I ask the pardon of the readers for these oversights. Kindly inform me of additional corrections by replying to this post.
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sermon. -> sermons.
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moreafter -> more after
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Tables 6A and 6B -> Tables 7A and 7B
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paschavi -> pascha vi
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nat. IV, lines 37-40 -> nat. IV, 37-40
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Lk 23, 39 -> Lc 23, 39
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Reflections on the 2nd York Apocrypha Symposium
Last week was a frenzy of activity and excitement for me, especially because I had the chance to attend and speak at the 2nd York Apocrypha Symposium at York University in Toronto (http://tonyburke.ca/conference/). Tony Burke and Brent Landau organized the event. Speakers included Nicola Denzey Lewis, Lorenzo DiTommaso, Mary Dzon, David Eastman, Mark Goodacre, Kristian Heal, Charles Hedrick, F. Stanley Jones, John Kloppenborg, Lee Martin McDonald, Stephen Patterson, Pierluigi Piovanelli, Annette Yoshiko Reed (giving the keynote), Jean-Michel Roessli, Stephen Shoemaker, Glenn Snyder, Lily Vuong, and yours truly. Needless to say, I felt completely out of my league.
Fortunately, my presentation seemed to be very well received. In it, I gave a survey of the various legends about the co-crucified bandits, from their initial emergence in Palestine in the 4th and 5th century, their reformulation in an Egyptian setting starting in the 6th and 7th century, and their export to the Latin West in revised forms starting around the 11th or 12th century. I attempted to set aside the scholarly preoccupation with the names of the bandits and instead focused on the legends as various examples of the cult of Dysmas as a patron saint. Tony and Brent are starting to gather together a volume of conference papers, and I'm hoping that my paper will make an appearance there.
It is hard to summarize how wonderful the symposium was. The papers were consistently excellent, the discussions thoughtful, the conversations international in scope and import, and the times of collegiality truly refreshing and enjoyable. It was a wonderful blend of scholars of a variety of ages, backgrounds, and specializations (New Testament, Gnosticism, Apocrypha, Patristics, Medieval), and this diversity proved mutually advantageous in myriad ways. I was especially grateful to meet Mary Dzon, an English professor and Medievalist at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, who shares my fascination with the legends of the bandits. In fact, Mary has an excellent and extremely well-researched chapter on the medieval legends of the bandits. It is forthcoming in a book entitled, Diuerse Imaginaciouns of Cristes Life': Devotional Culture in England 1300-1560 (Brepols, 2014). I'm really thankful to have been a part of such a gathering.
If I could sum up the import of the conference, I'd simply say that it exploded a lot of the conventional boundaries in early Christian studies, especially the boundaries between non-canonical and canonical literature, between so-called apocryphal and so-called Gnostic literature, between patristics and apocryphal literature, between homilies (and commentaries, and novels, and poetry, and art, and film, and comics, and even video games) and apocryphal literature. In other words, the so-called apocrypha, so often relegated to a status of ancillary curiosity, is the life-blood of Christian theology, literature, and imagination, both in antiquity and even today.
On a related note, David Eastman and I are talking about organizing a session at the upcoming NAPS (the North American Patristics Society) that looks at how the legends of the apostles are conveyed and presumed in Biblical interpretation. To paraphrase David, Augustine does not read the Pauline epistles merely as a source for theology. Instead, he reads them as reflections of Paul as a martyr, even a North African martyr. Something very similar could be said in regard to the Gospel of Luke, a topic I am currently exploring in several articles in the Encyclopedia of the Bible and Its Reception. The books of the Bible are never detached from the legends of the persons whom tradition said composed them, nor the legends of the characters within them. To put it yet another way, Biblical studies is essentially a subspecies of hagiography. Thus, the task of critical Biblical scholarship is to trace out the fluid yet inextricable links between the stories in the holy books and the stories of holy persons (i.e., saints and their legends).
Brepols' autumn publication brochure
Brepols' Autumn 2013 list of forthcoming publications includes my first book. I'm getting excited! The Cahiers de Biblia Patristica has a fairly simple cover design and doesn't include any artwork. This blog seems like a nice place to supplement a piece of art that is discussed in the book. The Rabbula Gospels, composed ca. 586 CE in Syria, contains the earliest extant illustration of the crucifixion. It also seems to convey one of the most notable and influential tropes found in early Christian interpretation, namely, John Chrysostom's trope that Jesus and the bandit saw each other "with the eyes of faith". For a detailed exploration of this trope and its afterlife in homilies and art, you'll have to read the book when it is published this November. In the meantime, I'll leave it to you to see and decide whether Chrysostom's trope was in the mind of the artist who gave us this illustration.
Upcoming York Apocrypha Symposium
I was happy today to receive advance copies of several papers for the upcoming York Apocrypha Symposium at York University in Toronto (Sept 26-28), including papers by Charles Hedrick, Lee McDonald, F. Stanley Jones, Nicola Denzey, and Stephen Shoemaker. The event is being organized by Tony Burke and Brent Landau, two of the leading scholars on Christian apocrypha in North America. The conference builds on the one Tony organized in 2011 on the Secret Gospel of Mark, where, as he narrates, the case was decisively settled against the thesis that Morton Smith had forged the Mar Saba text.
This conference (http://tonyburke.ca/conference/) aims to be broader in scope and interests. Several of the authors of the papers have requested that they not be cited, but I hope my colleagues take no offense if I promote the conference and their papers simply by mentioning their various topics. The papers I've received thus far include something of an academic autobiography by Charles Hedrick and a similar appraisal by Nicola Denzey of the affinities (or, perhaps better, lament of the artificial distinction made) between the so-called Gnostic and so-called apocryphal texts, an exploration by Lee Martin McDonald of Christian apocrypha vis-à-vis the formation of Christian Biblical canons, a demonstration by F. Stanley Jones of significant, early textual variants of Jesus sayings held in common between Justin Martyr and the Basic Writing (a collection of Jesus sayings used both in the Ps-Clementine Recognitions and Ps-Clementine Homilies), an exploration by Stephen Shoemaker of the role of the (oft-neglected but previously highly popular) Tiburtine Sibyl in early Byzantine imperial eschatology and concurrently in the rise of Islam, and an analysis by Lily Vuong of the reception and textual attestations of the Protoevangelium of James in the Syriac History of the Blessed Virgin Mary. My paper will focus on a single character who appears and changes in a variety of apocrypha (over 15 distinct stories spanning the 4th through 13th century)–the so-called Good Thief crucified with Jesus. It will show how the cult of Dysmas first arose in the late 4th / early 5th century in Syro-Palestine, was largely submerged in the swell in interest in the cult of the Virgin Mary in subsequent centuries (attested in apocrypha wherein the bandit's story is subsumed in the story of the Holy Family's sojourn in Egypt), and finally re-emerged in a variety of 12th and 13th short stories, especially in Byzantium and the Latin West.
Some of the conclusions of this paper stem from the work I did on a critical edition, introduction and translation of a particular Byzantine apocryphon (BHG 2119y), which I have re-named "The Hospitality of Dysmas." The translation and introduction will appear in Tony and Brent's forthcoming collection (Eerdmans) entitled More Christian Apocrypha, aimed at supplying fresh introductions and translations of many Christian legends heretofore not included in the major collections of apocrypha (e.g., those of Tischendorf, James, Hennecke/Schneemelcher, and the recent collections of Bovon, Geoltrain & Voicu as well as that of Ehrman & Plese).
Up to the present day, European scholars have dominated the study of the apocrypha. Largely due to the concerted efforts of scholars at Harvard, Toronto, York, and elsewhere, we are starting to witness a wave of contributions (even critical editions!) to the study of the apocrypha by scholars on American shores. It's exciting for me to see this happening and to contribute in some small way to its development.
Intimacy and the Lord's Prayer
A friend asked me about familiarity and intimacy as regards the Lord's Prayer, particularly about the use of "Abba" and informal 2nd person address in French translations. My response follows.
Regarding the Lord's Prayer and its use of Abba, it depends on 1) which version of the Lord's Prayer is meant (Q, Luke or Matt), 2) the language of the prayer, and 3) how one connects the Lord's Prayer to the mention of "Abba" elsewhere in the New Testament.
- Both Luke and Matthew draw on an earlier source (Q = Quelle) of Jesus' teachings and parables. Luke's version of the Lord's prayer is significantly shorter and is probably more faithful to this source. There you only find "Father" (pater), while in Matthew it is pater humon (Father of us). Matthew's possessive form may convey intimacy, but my sense is that the stress is more on the community—that this Gospel is adapting Jesus' prayer as the standard form prayer for its early Christian community in Antioch. The Didache follows Matthew and expands it, providing us with the "Kingdom and Power" climax typically used as part of the form prayer by Christians throughout history. More to the point, both Luke and Matthew (and thus Q) use the Greek term "Father", not "daddy."
- The Syriac version (the Peshitta) has aboun (Father of us), which parallels the Greek perfectly and does not use the diminutive (baby-talk) form Abba. There are two ways of reading this—either the Peshitta (a 4th century translation) is following the Greek, otherwise it represents the original Aramaic form of the prayer. In either case, the evidence is in favor of the more formal "Father", rather than "Daddy", as the earliest form of the prayer.
- Still, Jesus is quoted as praying "Abba" in his prayer of surrender in the garden of Gethsemane in Mark 14:36. Though Matthew and Luke do not follow Mark here, that may be due to their reluctance to repeat Mark's Aramaicisms, i.e., the penchant to quote Jesus in Aramaic alongside a Greek translation. Paul mentions the "Abba" prayer twice (Gal 4:6, Rom 8:15), but he doesn't seem to have the Lord's prayer in mind in either of these examples. The stress is actually on adoption, perhaps evoking baptism as a repetition of Jesus' adoption as Messiah by the Father. Moreover, in his authentic letters, Paul never gives an indication of knowing of such a form prayer.
In regard to the broader question of the intimacy of the prayer, there are other factors to consider as well. The Greek of Luke and Matthew resorts to a very formal and indirect form of request (3rd person passive imperative) at the beginning ("let be made holy your name", "let come your kingdom"), before switching to a more informal and direct form (2nd person active imperative) thereafter ("give us", "forgive us", "don't lead into"). Most later translations (including English and French) attempt to convey this shift in some way. Your reference to "tu/ton" is yet another issue. In Greek and Syriac, the 2nd person singular possessive form does not convey familiarity, but simply number (i.e., God is singular not plural). I'd agree that modern French (and German and Spanish) translations do convey familiarity by using informal 2nd person forms, but I'd say that this is more of a reflection of the particular character of those languages, not of the original/early versions themselves (which do not have a distinctive 2nd person plural form for conveying respect or formality).
Even so, the very use of "Father" in the Lord's Prayer, not to mention Jesus' many other uses of that term, conveys a familiarity and intimacy once set within the broader context of Jewish prayer. When compared with the amidah (the "standing" prayer of early Rabbinic Judaism), the Lord's Prayer is strikingly similar in its content, but it is also far more familiar, addressing God as Father, rather than as "God of our Fathers." I suppose the question then is not whether the Lord's Prayer conveys intimacy, but the degree to which and ways in which it does this in its various renditions throughout history.


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The Wauwatosa School District is planning to launch a virtual school in the fall, and is seeking to attract students statewide, Dennis Mahony, the district's virtual program administrator, said this week.
The Wauwatosa Virtual Academy will be school for students in grades six through 12, pitched not only to Wauwatosa students seeking online learning, but also students elsewhere in the state.
Representatives of the school, including Mahony, will hold information sessions at the Onalaska Public Library on March 7, the La Crosse Public Library on March 9, the Chippewa Falls Public Library on March 14 and Eau Claire's L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library on March 16.
All of the communities are in the western part of the state.
"If you look at other parts of the state, they're pretty well represented with virtual schools in that area, and they've been there for a while. I look at this as an area that maybe not a lot of attention has been paid to, and I'd like to give it some attention," Mahony said.
There are 29 public virtual schools in the state, according to the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction, many of them in the eastern or central regions.
In School Board discussions this fall, a virtual school was considered a way to keep Wauwatosa students in the district, but also a way to attract students from other districts into Wauwatosa schools - and along with them, their public education dollars.
The school will be tuition-free, though for each student from outside the city enrolled, the district will collect about two-thirds of the tax funding allotted for the student, Mahony said.
"Virtual education is going to expand. It's going to expand not only out in the state, but I think it's going to expand here in Wauwatosa, and there's certainly a cost … (but) some of those funds can be used toward - and I'm guessing pretty quickly used toward - adding additional courses for students here," he said.
"Last year alone, we had multiple students, due to illness, who couldn't come to a school, and it really is wonderful to be able to offer a full or partial schedule and know that it's not going to be something that's additional cost the taxpayers will pick up."
Wauwatosa students attending the virtual school will be fully enrolled in it, not simply attending for a course or two, Mahony said. Exceptions will be made for students with medical needs, credit recovery for students who are behind and course conflict, he said.
For students interested in band and orchestra, "we're gonna try to make that happen," he said.
Documentation about the school describes it as offering a "comprehensive curriculum, including Advanced Placement courses and a wide variety of electives." It will comply with all Wisconsin graduation requirements, featuring "a full middle and high school curriculum aligned to both state and Common Core standards," according to the statement.
State-licensed teachers will be available online 24 hours a day Monday through Friday, with technical support available 24/7.
The district is creating the school in partnership with Advanced Academics, a for-profit company that will provide some teachers in combination with the district, as the program grows. All the teachers will be certified by the state, Mahony said.
Mahony said 28 families have expressed interest. Information sessions in Wauwatosa will be held on four Saturdays: Feb 23, March 9, March 23, and April 6. All the sessions will start at 10 a.m. and will be conducted at the Fisher Building, 12121 W. North Ave.
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1 Psycho Frea X, Fri, 20th May '11 11:42:55 PM from Transcended Humanity
Level Grinding or Most Annoying Sound. So what's the most annoying flaw you had to endure in a videogame? Did it turn out worth it? Me? I had to spend half my game play time of Avalon Code within the menu, not to mention the ten room straight line first dungeon. But I don't regret it when it turned out to be my most unforgettable first play through of ANY video game.
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In X3: Terran Conflict, ships have a bad habit of crashing into eachother and exploding when flying in formation. Understandable since the game needs to simulate thousands of ships flying around buying/trading/fighting/mining, but very annoying when trying to amass a large fleet and they keep crashing into eachother.
3 Rocket Dude, Fri, 20th May '11 11:59:25 PM from AZ, United States
This hat doesn't fit!Isn't this a complaint thread? Anyways, I'd have to say that the handling model in Test Drive Unlimited 2 makes playing with the keyboard real hard compared to Need for Speed. It's actually the sole reason why I haven't reinstalled it; I have too many bad memories of cars losing control rather easily. And enabling Full Assists didn't seem to help much. Don't get me wrong, it's a good online game full of nice cars to drive, but it peeved me off at times, and most of those had to do with the handling model, which caused many a Restart.
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4 Te Chameleon, Sat, 21st May '11 12:21:35 AM from Alberta, Canada
Irritable Reptilian... no, it's a 'this game is so awesome that I ignore this hair-pullingly-irritating feature/bug/design' thread. For me, I'm a long-time City of Heroes player, and some of the recent additions are awesome... for very specific reasons. They've introduced some rather nastily grindy mechanics that are bugged to all hell and gone, and I have some concerns on what they're going to do to the long-term play balance. However, for the moment, I'm enjoying them incredibly because it's bringing big groups of players who love the game together, and most of us are somewhat nuts. It makes for an incredibly fun play session when I have time to sit down and game
I'm an Irene!Sonic Battle. When dialogue for any female characters come up, it's mind-numbingly hard to listen to. Ear rape. Tails' death voice is also just as annoying.(although the last one is YMMV, but the first is pretty grating on the ears) Quest 64 is filled with a ton of flaws. The worst one is how ridiculously high the random encounters are when you're trying to restore MP, and low when you're not. Lagoon has a very bad hit detection for you attack with. Otherwise, excellent game in its own right.
Kotor 2 is horribly buggy, but I still play it for the story. Jade Empire sometimes has really badly done lines. Mass Effect is fantastic, but a little bit too grey in some areas for my liking. (I mean literally, as in colour. They call Ferelden grey! Although Ferelden is also very grey.)
7 Litis, Sat, 21st May '11 4:49:12 AM from Israel
I like pretty much everything about Mass Effect, except for the Bioware Face. Dragon Age: Origins NPCs look much more believable to me and I don't know why; given the games in both series were made with the same engine that's not supposed to happen.
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8 Darth Blitzer, Sat, 21st May '11 5:03:16 AM from Glorious Ohiostan
Half-Life 2 Has your ever annoying fellow resistance soldiers who block doorways, made worse by the fact that most of the fighting is door to door urban combat. But as a whole it's really not something that horribly detracts from my enjoyment of the game As much as i love Paradox Interactive titles the AI just isn't that good, watching a AI nation attempt a naval invasion on Hearts of Iron 2 can be amusing, from landing only a few troops and leaving them to be annihilated to not being able to comprehend that in fact, troop transport ships need more than a few destroyer escorts to survive
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9 Shadow Scythe, Sat, 21st May '11 5:10:38 AM from Australia
^^They aren't made on the same engine. Mass Effect was built on Unreal while Dragon Age is built on Bioware's custom built engine (Lysium? I have no clue, it's the one after Aurora). On topic: I love Fallout New Vegas in spite of the bugs and crappy engine. Hell, replace Fallout New Vegas with any Obsidian game actually. And the reason is due to the fantastic story and characters and choice & consequences.
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Hey, any game that inspired the saga of John Freeman, saviour of humens.
11 foodbattle, Sat, 21st May '11 6:11:17 AM from Tahiti (it's a magical place)
...What the brown?Marvel vs. Capcom 3 doesn't have many gameplay modes, but the gameplay is so fast and fun I don't really mind.
12 Combat C 122, Sat, 21st May '11 6:33:13 AM from The Frozen Icebox
I'd say the same goes for most of the fighting games I like (Mv C 3, SFIV, the newer Soul Calibur games). Extra modes are always nice, but as long as the basic fighting is solid, they basically have unlimited replay value. Also, considering I only got into the Mass Effect series since the sequel came out on PS3, there's the fact that I won't be able to play or import characters from the first game unless I spring for a 360 (or possibly a gaming quality PC).
13 Pyroninja 42, Sat, 21st May '11 8:22:37 AM from the War Room
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14 Sgt Ricko, Sat, 21st May '11 8:25:05 AM from Guam, USA Relationship Status: Hounds of love are hunting
A lot of the first Mass Effect's gameplay. The first playthrough was good, but the others afterwards eventually became grating on the nerves due to the Mako missions and the poorly balanced combat. Only reason why I would tolerate another playthrough would be to build another Shep avatar for the next games, but that's it.
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15 hnd 03, Sat, 21st May '11 9:24:10 AM from [REDACTED]
Parasol Star MemoriesWind Waker's sailing. Although I don't really consider it a flaw, everyone else does. It's just so relaxing. 'Specially the music during the day.
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16 Freezair For A Limited Time, Sat, 21st May '11 10:10:18 AM from Planet Claire
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17 Plumbum, Sat, 21st May '11 10:14:38 AM from Chichester, England Relationship Status: You can be my wingman any time
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18 Shirow Shirow, Sat, 21st May '11 10:20:48 AM from Land of maple syrup Relationship Status: In Lesbians with you
Saintia SHOU!Dynasty Warriors and it's spinoffs. It's repetetive, changes little from one installment to the nest, is repetetive, is repetetive, has worthless Mooks, is repetetive, is repetetive, is repetetive, is repetetive, is repetetive, has So Bad, It's Good voice acting, is repetetive, and is also repetetive. But i think that's sort of the charm of the series at this point.
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19 Deathonabun, Sat, 21st May '11 10:21:35 AM from the bedroom
BunnyMy favorite part of Dynasty Warriors has to be the voice acting. It is brilliantly bad.
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20 Aondeug, Sat, 21st May '11 10:27:54 AM from Our Dreams
Oh MyLevel grinding and random encounters.
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21 R Labs, Sat, 21st May '11 10:40:52 AM from cat planet!
Symphonia: I can't stand it when spamming items is a more efficient strategy than actually using your healers. At least Raine is good enough at fighting to make her useful to have most of the time, but there really should have been a limit on item usage. TF 2: I want to get the new items without having to play for hours for whatever metals I need. It'd be nice if there were achievements to beat to unlock new items, though I guess that would take a lot of effort to make considering the number of items out there.
22 Mister C, Sat, 21st May '11 10:43:07 AM from roughly over there Relationship Status: Healthy, deeply-felt respect for this here Shotgun
Angry MothI think that was the way it was before, but they changed it because it was too much effort for the player or something.
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A-HYUK!Final Fantasy XII and its absolutely insane drop/spawn rates for enemies and treasure. I love the fucking shit out of this game, but holy hell this pisses me off to no end.
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24 The Hero Hartmut, Sat, 21st May '11 11:24:55 AM from a cave, according to my father Relationship Status: Wishfully thinking
And that, as they say, is that.Salsa's statistical suckiness in Mother 3, and fact that you have to rely on that bastard Fassad while he's with him in Chapter 3. You can't help but root for the poor little guy, though.
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25 Rocket Dude, Sat, 21st May '11 11:29:08 AM from AZ, United States
This hat doesn't fit!@R Labs: There are weapons that can be acquired by getting Milestone Achievements, but there are some high requirements for some achievements. Thankfully, though, lots of Trade servers also double as Achievement Farms.
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I know he's a gold glove first baseman but let's face it our batting order needs a little more... A few more first basemen available the 3rd baseman. And it's just until Arods back. Tex came up as a 3rd baseman.
I know he's a gold glove first baseman but let's face it our batting order needs a little more... A few more first basemen available the 3rd baseman. And it's just until Arods back. Tex came up as a 3rd baseman.
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heck no Tex is the best fielding 1st basemen in the league. there will be no moving him to another position ever
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2. Resign Robertson
3. Sign Andrew Miller
4. Acquire a 2nd or 3rd basemen(Fernandez,Profar,Cabrera)
5. If can unload Mccann sign Russell Martin back
6. Explore deals to get a young SS(Russell,Profar,etc)
Sure. Let's get Mientkiewicz back at first to replace Tex.
Our QB > Yours
Slide Tex to Third Base?
Sure, great idea! I could not believe nobody else thought of this....
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Nothing to worry about. Cash says Bubba Crosby is coming in to play 3B.
No. Tex himself say he wasn't any good at third.
Beside we need his glove at first especially if Nunez is going to play.
Tex is the best first basemen in the mlb defense wise.
Just sign Keppinger he could play third and short.
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"Well, that kind of puts a damper on even a Yankee win."
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This is when the ideas get insane. Chill out. It's still early.
tex ahsnt played 3rd base in a decade so it makes perfect sense to take his phenomal defense at first and move him to thrid, where there will be no foreseeable problems.....................
we should also bring back posada to play second, move arod to the bull pen and swisher to the rotation
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NEW YORK — The tastes of the reading public are turning digital.
A Pew Internet Research Center survey released Thursday found that the percentage of Americans age 16 and older who read an e-book grew from 16 percent in 2011 to 23 percent this year. Readers of traditional books dropped from 72 percent to 67 percent. Overall, those reading books of any kind dropped from 78 percent to 75 percent, a shift Pew called statistically insignificant.
Those owning an e-book device or tablet jumped from 18 percent to 33 percent, with much of that increase coming from last year's holiday season, when millions received Kindles, Nooks and other e-readers as gifts.
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A major commercial and industrial construction contractor has agreed to pay the government a $2 million penalty to resolve criminal fraud violations arising from the firm's intentional overstating of developmental assistance provided to a disadvantaged small business as part of a Defense Department program.
The agreement by Montgomery, Ala.- based Caddell Construction Co. was announced Thursday by Assistant Attorney General Lanny A. Breuer, who heads the Justice Department's Criminal Division.
According to the nonprosecution agreement between the government and Caddell, the company entered into an agreement with Mountain Chief — a certified American Indian, woman-owned and economically disadvantaged small business — in February 2003 to participate in the Defense Department's Mentor-Protege Program. The program allows major contractors to contract with and provide developmental assistance to disadvantaged small businesses and are reimbursed by the department for related costs.
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ORLANDO — Looks like Shamu may soon be making a splash in the stock market.
SeaWorld Entertainment Inc. on Thursday filed for an initial public offering of stock that could raise $100 million.
That number is likely to change as the company's bankers gauge interest from investors.
Private equity firm Blackstone Group LP, which owns SeaWorld, will likely sell some of its stake in the deal, but will still own a majority of the voting power of the company's shares after the IPO, the company said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The Bundaberg Toy Library will double the size of their existing building with a Federal Government grant.
Project manager for the toy library's building extension, Tony Reynolds, said they have planning approval for the work which will be fully funded by the $234,820 grant, and tenders will be advertised in coming weeks.
"We are outgrowing the space we have for our toys and equipment, and office and meeting rooms as well, so the grant is going to be used to basically double the size of the building," Mr Reynolds said.
"$234,000 is quite a large sum of money, and we hope to use most of that in the local community, with contractors, suppliers and builders. We're hoping a builder can slot us in sometime in August or September of this year, and we're looking at moving in late this year or early next year."
The toy library's current home in Woondooma Street is filled to the rafters with toys, games, and aids for children with special needs.
"The toy library was set up primarily for people who have children with a disability, that's our goal and our charter in our constitution," Mr Reynolds explained. "We have a wide variety of specialised equipment and toys for children with special needs to use and to help their developmental skills.
"You'd be surprised how many people do require our assistance. We have a referral network of physiotherapists and occupational therapists, and teachers from special education units at the local schools. Some of our equipment is worth $400, $500, even $700 dollars, so it's very difficult for families who are struggling , particularly having medical bills and doctors appointments. Our service provides them with equipment that they wouldn't necessarily be able to use otherwise.
"We have toys and equipment to help children develop fine motor skills, social skills, we also have positioning equipment for children who perhaps have cerebral palsy or a motor neurone disease and aren't able to sit and play. We provide them with equpiment that allows them to get into a position where they can play, exercise their minds and develop their other skills."
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Dr. James S. Milligan has been practicing medicine for 40 years. Dr. Milligan graduated from the Indiana University School of Medicine in 1974. He practices medicine in Anderson, IN and 1 other location and specializes in Otolaryngology. Dr. Milligan is affiliated with St Vincent Mercy Hospital, Saint Vincent Anderson Center, Community Hospital Of Anderson and Community Hospital North.
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I have always used this frosting kit - I LOVE IT!!! People in my classes were asking me where I got my highlights done, and when I told them I did it myself they didn't believe me! So I started doing other people's hair with the kit - a regular frosting party. And it works on almost EVERYONE!!! I will never go to the salon again. The cap is hard to get used to, but worth the time.
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This is very powerful but it works. If you want the colour out of your hair then you'll like this product.
For an at-home highlighting kit, this one delivers. Natuaral looking and very easy to use. Precise application too. If you have a friend to help do the back, great....if not you can still use this with ease! definitely would re buy this.
This stuff is fantastic. Everybody wanted to know where I had my hair done. I have Asian over-processed-from-coloring hair and I still got the exact highlights I wanted. Never again will I spend the 100's of dollars in salons for coloring.
I had a friend pull my hair thru the cap (which I recomend)....I have naturally dark blonde hair and this gave me gorgeous light blonde highlights.
I normally go to a salon. My hardresser specializes in blonde, but charges 150$ for a full foil. This is a great product for the money to get you inbetween appointments.
I have found that when it grows out it is difficult to rehighlight the roots well. But, that may be user error :)
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UPDATE: If you leave this stuff on long enough, you WILL have WHITE hair. There is plenty of bleach in this product if you are in the blonde to dark blonde family.
Wow, this is great, my at home highlights came out BETTER and blonder than salon ones!
Even though it was a cap method, it looked as good as foil IMO.
Took a long time to get the hair through the cap, but from there smooth sailing, other being shaking from being really nervous lol. Came out great though and SO MUCH CHEAPER than salon!
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See LanaLang's comment on this kit regarding the use of the cap, GET A GOOD CAP! I absolutely love this product, having used it for the first time last night OVER-and I don't recommend this except in a dire emergency- a level 2 neutral permanent brown. Yes, yes I did that, and I'm ashamed- but not ashamed of the results I got with Frost & Glow-beautiful neutral blonde highlights never before accomplished, even in the salon, with my dark brown hair. The kit is not recommended for black hair, btw. HOWEVER- being a first timer with the whole cap and needle gig, I blew it and got bleach under the cap around my temples and nape of the neck. A) it burns your skin like hell, and b) since it's not developing at the same rate as the rest of the hair; in my case it stayed orange and thus I have some interesting Tigger-like streaks in those areas today. I was strong, girls. I didn't call in sick to work, I just held my head at a strange angle so the GOOD hair would cover it and will go back and spot bleach after another deep conditioning treatment and skin settles down! BE CAREFUL with the bleach and MAKE SURE you flush well with water if it comes in contact with skin. They mean it when they say it. Love this stuff, it's probably a good thing I never got my hands on it at age 13, I would have bleached myself into a frenzy. P.S. I'm 34 with some gray now, and not much wiser.
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So, I just got off the phone with my Midwife's office. I have my first appointment scheduled for today at 4:00. ĀShe has been called to the birthing center for a birth and they need to mostlikely reschedule my appointment. ĀARG! ĀI feel like I have waited so long already! ĀThey have no more openings this week and she is not sure about next week either. She said she is going to call me if my midwife is free later for my appointment but not to count on it. ĀI guess this is the joys of using a midwife at a very popular birthing center, sometime, other paitence have their babies ĀĀ
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That stinks!┬Ā You would think they would be able to get you in sooner, considering that you had an appointment (like bumping someone else who had a later appointment).┬Ā
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Dont feel bad. I'm 7 weeks haven't been to doctor yet. Soonest appointment is Dec 27th. needless tio say they are making a spot for me. I can't wait that long. We need early care
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Wow - December 27!?!?┬Ā That seems like a long time to wait for a first appointment.┬Ā I would think 12 weeks would be the longest they would wait.┬Ā I am going to be about 20 weeks by then.┬Ā I have my third appointment on October 27, and have never had a problem getting in.┬Ā However, I live in a suburb of a large city, so there are a lot of options.
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This was a Morrison Model built for the parade of homes. It has a perfect 3 way split plan, 9'4" ceilings. Many upgrades including double lead glass entry doors, den/study with built in shelves, master suite hastrey ceiling and built-in headboard, luxurious bathroom with jacuzzi tub, dining room has full wall mirror and built-in, large eat in kitchen with 42" maple cabinets and island, all appliances are included. The family room has slider to covered lanai and beautiful pool with fountain and planter. You will enjoy intercom music thruout the home and pool lanai. All wood blinds, verticals, and faux wood in garage. Nice built-in in the garage. You will enjoy the privacy of almost a half acre lot. Admiral Point sits on two lakes, Starke Lake and Lake Olympia. Both lakes have a boat ramp, Gazebo, and dock in Phase I on Starke Lake. It is family friendly with a park for walkers or just to relax with family. This home wont last at this price MAKE AN OFFER TODAY
This one story with bonus room is the last home available located on 1/2 acre lot with tons of privacy. This home is very well appointed with granite tops, gourmet kitchen and stainless vent hood. The home includes a study, home theater/bonus room, 3 car tandem garage, paver drive and entry. Welcome your guests with beautiful covered front porch and relax on your covered lanai overlooking a peaceful conservation view including a pond. Receive up to $15,000 towards closing costs using Builders preferred lender and closing agent. Hurry, this offer won't last long! Our Energy Saver Homes offer Homebuyers the best in energy-efficiency and are backed by our program's heating and cooling energy usage guarantee. These homes are friendlier to you, the environment and your pocketbook… it's a win-win-win!
EXCLUSIVE and GATED WESTYN BAY! This one story Lauderhill floor plan lives LARGE with 5 bedrooms and 4 full bathrooms. The second floor offers a BONUS ROOM and additional bedroom with full bath making it the PERFECT retreat for guests, in-laws or larger families. Upon entering this spectacular home you will be impressed with its quality of construction. A STUDY with glass French doors is located off of the entry foyer which leads to an OVERSIZED DINING ROOM perfect for HOLIDAY ENTERTAINING. The spacious GOURMET kitchen offers an oversized island, granite counter tops with stone back splash, stainless steel appliances including a stylish vented hood and refrigerator. OVERSIZED neutral tile foors throughout first floor living area with carpet in bedrooms and second floor. Additional features include; Tray ceilings, open railed staircase, surround sound pre-wire in family & bonus rooms, covered porch/lanai, thermal windows and 3 car garage. The home is also an ENERGY SAVER HOME offering buyers the best in energy-efficiency and backed by David Weekley Homes heating and cooling energy usage guarantee program. The exterior of this home is highlighted by hand-cut STONE accents and an OVERSIZED corner lot. Receive up to $15,000 towards CLOSING COSTS using builders preferred lender and closing company. Hurry, this offer won't last long! This home is friendlier to you, the environment and your pocketbook... it's a win-win-win!
Short Sale. Beautifully maintained 3 bedroom 2 bath home in the heart of Ocoee. Step inside to warm hardwood flooring in the formal dining/living room. Split floor plan allows for privacy when you need a quiet moment after a hard day at the office. The two remaining bedrooms have ample closet space and s hare a hall bath. The combined kitchen family room allows for wonderful entertaining with a beautiful screened in porch off of the family room. The property is conveniently located for easy access to the 408 and 429 to the Turnpike. Minutes from shopping and eating at The Grove. If exact room sizes and HOA fees/schedule are important they should be independently verified. Call today to take a look inside.
SHORT SALE. Beautiful two story home located inside gated community. Floor plan offers formal living room and dining room as you enter foyer. Also, master bedroom conveniently located downstairs. Great size family room opens into kitchen equipped with stainless steel appliances and large walk in pantry. Kitchen cabinets are made of oak and are surrounded by beautiful solid stone counter tops plus a beautiful backsplash. Ceiling fans and window coverings to remain with property. Screened in pool and spa make this home enticing after a long, hot day. Pride of ownership shows in this home. Must see.
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990 N. SR 434, Suite 1132
Altamonte Springs, FL 32714
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