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Yuraki is a new media technology firm specializing in Website & Mobile App Development, Social Media Marketing, CRM Implementation & Training, Brand Development, Content Marketing and I.T. Consultation. Yuraki is passionate and obsessed with the web and technology that leads to extraordinary results for clients, online and off.
The company pulls on the expertise of a dynamic team of web professionals with extensive experience in Programming, Graphic Design, Corporate Branding, Internet Marketing, Web Security and are authors of some of the most active and influential blogs on the web. Consistently, we have satisfied our clients here in Jamaica over the years and have already begun offering our services to Europe, the wider Caribbean and the United States.
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A motorist fled after his SUV fatally struck an 83-year-old man Tuesday evening in the West Ridge neighborhood on the North Side, police said.
The man was in a crosswalk in the 2800 block of West Devon at 6:22 p.m. when he was hit, Chicago Police News Affairs Officer Ron Gaines said. He was taken to Saint Francis Hospital in Evanston, where he died. The Cook County Medical Examiner's office could not immediately confirm the fatality late Tuesday.
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I just went to the Max Brenner's on 2nd Ave tonight and ordered a Mexican Hot Chocolate. It cost $4.55 for a small cup to go. Its hot chocolate infused with red chili, nutmeg, cinnamon and pepper. This had to be the worst hot chocolate I've had in my life, bar none!! All I tasted was some nutmeg and a whole lotta chili and pepper. I had to throw it out after 3 sips as it kept getting hotter and hotter with no discernable chocolate taste.
I just believe that chocolate should be the star player in hot "chocolate" and that all other infusions, add-ins or whatever you may call them should play a supporting role. Sure they should be present and sneak up towards the end to provide some extra flavor and/or heat, but they should in no way dominate to the point that the flavor of the main ingredient ends up getting hijacked. If I had to choose between this or getting a box brand powder, I'd rather make Swiss Miss or Carnation at home than drink this again.
I agree w/you about the regular flavored hot chocolates. I once tried the toffee (I think) hot chocolate and it was weak and runny w/only a toffee candy taste. If you're going to get any of the hot chocolates there, get the Italian style hot chocolate, which is rich and thick. City Bakery is still my favorite.
Interesting, I never had any of Max Brenner's flavored hot chocolates but really enjoyed some kind of hot espresso/chocolate beverage that was supposedly only 100 calories. It was small, but satisfying.
I had the Mexican hot chocolate there and thought it was pretty good, though not the best I've ever had. In mine the spices were not overwhelming and the chocolate came through strongly - maybe you had a badly prepared cup?
La Maison du Chocolat has the best cup of hot chocolate in the city. Yes, you will pay $8 for it, but it's a big cup of liquid chocolate! Opt for the "to go" cup, which is larger than the "to stay" cup. It's really big enough for two people to share. I have not found a better cup of hot chocolate in NY, and I have looked!
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I just tried another cup on Friday at $8.67 per cup. I found it thin and weak.
city bakery is the worst. that gummy concoction is revolting.
Jacques torres for a thick hot chocolate and Pierre Marcolini for a light one.
I like City Bakery's version, but it is heavy. I've found Mariebelle's American-style hot chocolate to be very good and quite a bit lighter.
Try a "wimpie" at City Bakery. They add milk to their very dense hot chocolate and it is wonderful.
I had a Mocha from Max Brenner last Saturday and was totally underwhelmed. Not hot, average chocolate flavor, all for $5. The Jacques Torres version of espresso w/liquid chocolate sends you on a trip to another planet. No comparison.
Frankly, I don't get the Max Brenner thing AT ALL. The place seemed filled w/tourists and the whole "chocolate culture" thing just seems like so much (too much) marketing to me.
I had Max Brenner's low calorie hot chocolate. At 110 calories, it tasted like brown water. It was not sweet at all. Probably just skim milk and cocoa powder. I added some sugar, but I couldn't save it. With tax, it was more than $4 and a rip off. The concept is cute, but the food is heavy and generic tasting (I had samples of their chocolate chunk loaf and chocolate-covered nuts). I can make better hot cocoa at home!
Don't understand the fuss about City Bakery's signature hot chocolate, it makes me gag. It's way too thick. It's like a lukewarm milkshake and the it's not a pleasant experience. Now all the other gourmet chocolate places are following suit. Why can't hot chocolate be deep and rich with flavor, have some body to it but not feel like drinking styrofoam?


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One person was transported to the hospital following a two-vehicle crash Tuesday morning on Route 29.
Police say the crash happened around 7:30am near the entrance to Forest Lakes South subdivision at the intersection of Rt. 29 and Ashwood Boulevard. Witnesses say one vehicle rear-ended another in the southbound lane.
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Motorists trying to get into Charlottesville from the north on Route 29 experienced significant delays in their morning commute as a result of the crash.
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CLEVELAND (AP) - Yoenis Cespedes drove in a career-high five runs, Brandon Moss had three RBIs, and the Oakland Athletics completed a three-game sweep with a 13-3 win over the slumping Cleveland Indians on Sunday.
The Athletics, who have won nine of 10, outscored the Indians 30-6 in the series.
Oakland saved its best for the final game, pounding out 12 hits and drawing nine walks. Cespedes' two-run double was the key hit in Oakland's four-run fifth. He also drove in two runs with another double in the eighth.
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Dr. Peters is a rare gem type of doctor who genuinely cares about her patients. She is very knowlegable and always ensured my questions were answered throughout my pregnancy. Even though she was not the dr on call at the time of the delivery, she visited and even came back to the hospital to consult with my complications after a 12 hr shift on her personal down time. She referred me to the appropriate specialists very efficiently (not easy to do as we all know the long waiting times to see specialists) and equipped me with all the resources i could possibly need.
Anyone is extremely fortunate and lucky to have her as their physician.
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Very very long wait time. Approximately an hour to two hours per appointment. Not worth the wait.
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I was hoping to see this doctor. She has wonderful reviews... the best at this hospital, I reviewed all OBs (since I had such a bad experience with my first pregnancy). However, the secretary never returned my calls... even after stating I am a high risk pregnancy. I would trust what people say about how poor the secretaries are and consider this in your decision as to whether or not you chose this OB. I was told 2 weeks after my doctor put the referral in that she is full at present. I'm curious if other people have had the same response or if it's just the secretary not liking getting 2 phone calls asking if my referral was received. I called because I was asked my an emergency doctor to see my OB asap.
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Patient,Compassionate and Knowledgeable Doctor, she cares about my concerns by giving me lots of time, by doing tones of documents research for me. She is definitely the best OB/GYN.
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Awesome doctor. She dealt with my concerns with great knowledge and was always very understanding. She was the OB/GYN for my third child and definately the best of the three other doctors I have dealt with. Even after children and with my GYN issues she has been great. The only downfall is the immediate staff in the office, they could do with learning some manners and understanding.
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Unbelievably amazing doctor.... just performed a c-section on my wife who had a ruptured amniotic sac @ 26 weeks. Week prior we were triaged by Dr. Lackman who was the absolute complete opposite and we were really concerned but Dr. Peters was the OB on call at the time and our prayers for an amazing doctor and delivery were answered. Truly a beautiful caring human being who loves and respects her patients. Don't even think twice about any other.
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Dr. Peters helped my elderly mother with kindness, respect, and attention to every detail of her medical history (this was no easy feat). She took the time to fully understand my Mother's medical condition. She has extremely knowledgeable and thorough. She went out of her way to be helpful every way she could including acquiring assistance from another specialist when it was required. I can't say enough good things. It is evident that Dr. Peters is a doctor because she cares about people and wants to help them. This kind of doctor is rare these days - Congratulations to Dr. Peters for remembering why she became a doctor in the first place. Thank you for giving my mother the dignity and respect she deserves in her old age. Dr. Peters is an amazing doctor!
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Wonderful doctor! She spent a lof of time with me on my first 2 visits answering every single question I had about my pregnancy. No question was ever "dumb" and she never rushed me out. She came to visit me each day I was in the hospital after my baby was born. The only problem I had during my visits was with her receptionist Nadia. Moody, cold, rude and lazy! Pregnant women are less moody than her. Everyone that I talked to in the waiting room had the same to say about her. She needs to stop acting like she is more than a RECEPTIONIST. She gives certain patients preferential treatment and treats the rest like dirt on her shoe. Sad for Dr. Peters because she is a wonderful, kind & caring doctor! She was late only a couple of times, but I never had to wait more than 40 min, maybe once.
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She is sooooooooo knowledgeable and wonderful from every angle! I know I am in good hands when I see her.
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Dr. Peters is fantastic! She really takes the time to explain various procedures (colposcopy, LEEP) and the reason she is recommending them and calm any anxiety about them. She also talks you through the procedure as you're having it done and explains what you're seeing since you get a clear view of what she's doing on the tv monitor. During my last procedure, the nurse even held my hand for the more uncomfortable part. As soon as results come in, they notify you and are kind enough to give you good news over the phone rather than dragging you into her office. The waiting time for appointments isn't unreasonable and believe me, she is worth the wait! If I ever decide to have kids, I wouldn't even consider any other ob! I can't say enough good things about her and I think she has a pretty good staff supporting her in the office and the hospital clinic.
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The 2011 Oscar Awards are coming up, and I guess the thing to do is to make picks about who you think is going to win.
Unfortunately, I don't know movies. The only movie I saw in 2010 was Avatar, and, well, it already got its awards. So, since I can't make any picks, I have a much better idea: let MD5 make picks.
I'm going to be allowing the MD5 hashing algorithm decide. For the sake of this blog post, lowest hash value of the movie name plus who was nominated wins. (Or which song in the case of the Music, Original Song category.) Full results after the break.
I've updated the site to use Drupal 7. You should notice new features such as ... well... nothing, really. There are still some quirks I need to fix with the redone theme, but for the most part, the site is up and running Drupal 7.
I've been working on updating the site to use Drupal 7. You might notice that at present, it's still using Drupal 6. There's a reason for that: it hasn't been exactly a smooth process.
First off, you're going to want to make sure you disable any custom modules and custom themes. They won't work initially. Then set your current theme to Garland.
So far, I've run into two empty tables that block the update process. I'm not sure what created them, but it's safe to just drop them: role_permission and date_format_type. (Update: Drupal 7 created them, and the MySQL script I was running to "reset" the database wasn't clearing everything.)
Drupal 7.0 is out! I guess it's time for me to get around to upgrading the site. Eventually.
I might as well throw up the existing Christmas theme for the site. I'm aware that it's hard to read text over the background on certain devices and will be replacing it eventually. But for now, I might as well throw up what I've got rather than waiting until it's way too late.
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OK, I generally don't bother with politics on this site, and this will be no exception, honestly. Essentially, I saw one of those "Choose Life" license plates, and my first thought was this:
I then realized what they really meant.
I've been putting off posting this for a while, but while we're at it, here's a gigantic list of what the various part stats mean, according to the in-game help.
First off, generic stats that (almost) every part has:
It sounds like Square Enix is in fact going to listen to some of the complaints about Final Fantasy XIV. Sadly, the list is too funny to skip because they're all features that should never have missed beta, let alone release:
–Inventory Sort Feature
The late-November version update will include the addition of a feature that will allow players to sort their inventories.
Really?! Late November?!!! I have to reiterate: How did this miss closed beta, never mind release?!
Well, the reviews are in, and it's unanimous: Final Fantasy XIV is a turkey.
There's no denying this. I'm sure as hell not playing the game for the game as it currently exists. I'm playing it for the game I hope it can eventually become. So now, the question is: will it improve?
Well... it's hard to say. At the very least, the developers are being much more responsive than they were for Final Fantasy XI, at least when I played it.
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Why brands must beware of everyday sexism
The Alan Sugar school of marketing is way past its sell-by date. Instead, brands must beware everyday sexism in their communications, writes Nicola Kemp.
The Alan Sugar school of marketing is past its sell-by date
It is the kind of strapline that would make grown men (and women) weep: 'This Christmas, show your appreciation to your lady staff with Stylefile.'
Yet this was the headline adorning the site of former Apprentice winner Tom Pellereau's nail-file brand's site, before it was hastily edited following a barrage of criticism on Twitter.
Lord Sugar, however, showed no sign of backtracking, continuing the controversy by tweeting: 'It's Friday girls, ask the boss to think over the weekend about treating the staff for Xmas, showing appreciation.'
I wondered whether I had been somehow transported back to the sexism of the 50s. I may have now heard of Stylefile, but I can't be the only one who will go out of my way not to buy it.
Sugar continued his charm offensive by greeting a perfectly polite Twitter user, who had the gall to point out his sexism, with the succinct response 'Shut up idiot.'
I have nothing against nail files - in fact, I have successfully navigated my entire adult life without really forming a strong opinion on one - but this is quite simply one of the most jaw-droppingly terrible marketing strategies I have ever seen.
How could seemingly educated people get together and decide the best way to market nail files was to position them as a Christmas gift to your 'lady staff'?
Now, leaving aside the fact that if my (female) boss randomly presented me with a nail file for Christmas, I would think she was a few sandwiches short of a picnic, this is marketing from a bygone era. Or, on the flip side, it could be a desperate attempt at PR, through needless sexism.
We desperately need outspoken leaders in business, but Stylefile needed someone to point out just what a ridiculous non-strategy this approach is. There is a difference between straight talking and plain old nonsense.
What brands should know about avoiding everyday sexism
Beware of the cliche
The cliche has been the pillar of advertising for decades, but brands must be wary of holding a mirror up to society that is divisive rather than inclusive. Even Margaret Thatcher believed that political parties win only when they reflect modern society.
Don't 'pull a Romney'
No brand would want to be in the shoes of failed US Presidential candidate Mitt Romney, who managed to alienate women. Barack Obama remains President, thanks to being the choice of the majority of female voters.
The Mumsnet effect
Asda has been heavily criticised for its latest ad showing a stereotypical frazzled mum at Christmas. The brand need only look at the slew of negative comments on Mumsnet for evidence that it missed the mark.
Am I being unreasonable?
It's the name of one of the most popular chat boards on Mumsnet and perhaps one of the most important questions marketers should ask themselves, as in 'Am I being unreasonable in marketing nail files as a gift for "lady staff"?'
Nicola Kemp is Marketing's head of features. Follow her on Twitter: @nickykc
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You don't see how Haye's total inability to compete with his only elite opponent on
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Haye didn't just lose - he shat his pants and gave up on trying to win. Immediately. He offered almost nothing. He knew he was being beaten out of sight - and he didn't do anything. It's extraordinary, really, that people still think of him highly enough to make these type of fights. But I suppose he's fast and looks the part. He might be competitive with ATG heavies, but I personally don't see it that way.
McGrain has accurately summed up Haye in his several posts on this thread. Largely due to his mental make-up, Haye is less than the sum of his parts.
The broken toe malarkey was cringeworthy in it's embarrasment - do you think guys like Dempsey, Frazier, Marciano and others would whine about a broken toe after a loss? They are made of sterner stuff - they are fighters, David Haye is a good athlete who happens to be a part-time boxer. If the competitive flame truly burned within his heart, he would call out Wlad for a rematch, not go for his older declining Brother.
It is the equivalent to Jimmy Connors losing to John McEnroe and then calling out his brother Patrick. It is a disgrace to the legendary brave men who have been Heavyweight Champion of the World, and the dozens of brave men who failed valiantly to take the title. It is symbolic of the reasons also why boxing is going down the toilet year by year.
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This globe was found in the attic of Arlington House in 1928 during roof repair. Tradition has it that the globe has never left the property since the Lees lived there. This globe was probably used to teach world geography to Mrs. Lee as a girl and later to her own children. Since the Custises and Lees taught the enslaved people of Arlington, it is likely that they also used this globe.
Papier-mâché, paper, gesso, gauze, brass, wood. H 42.5, D 42.5 cm (globe D 30 cm)
Grand-nephew of Robert E. Lee, his grandmother was Anne Marshall, Robert E. Lee's eldest sister. She was a staunch Unionist who was married to a judge in Baltimore, MD. Lee wrote a letter to Anne on the day he resigned from the US Army. The letter described, in very personal terms, his reasons for siding with Virginia against the US Government. He wrote, "With all my devotion to the Union and the feeling of loyalty and duty of an American citizen, I have not been able to make up my mind to raise my hand against my relatives, my children, my home…I know you will blame me; but you must think as kindly of me as you can, and believe that I have endeavored to do what I thought right."
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Tinted photograph of an engraving that shows Mrs. Lee during or after the Civil War.
Paper. L 10.8, W 6.4 cm
Engravings of Robert E. and Mary Lee during their last years together. Both were in poor health in their declining years. Mary had rheumatoid arthritis and Robert had heart disease. Robert E. Lee, in particular, aged rapidly during his time at Washington College. The physical and emotional stress of the war had taken a devastating toll on his health. He died of a stroke on Oct. 12, 1870 at the age of 63. Mary Lee lived three more years, and died at 65.
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This photograph was taken while Lee was president of Washington College, now Washington and Lee University, Lexington, VA.
The fifth child of Robert and Mary Lee, Agnes kept a diary in the 1850s documenting life at Arlington. It was later published. Growing Up in the 1850s: The Journal of Agnes Lee is still in print. Agnes was in love with a cousin, Orton Williams. It is believed that he proposed marriage to Agnes during the war but she turned him down. He was caught by Union troops while behind Union lines and executed as a spy. After the war Agnes moved to Lexington, VA with her parents. She died of cholera in 1873 at the age of 32.
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Black and white photograph of Robert and Mary Lee's youngest daughter. Mildred, nicknamed "Precious Life" by her father, was still a child at the beginning of the Civil War. During the war she cared for her invalid mother and made clothing and bandages for Confederate soldiers. After the war she went with her parents to Lexington, VA. Like her sisters, Mildred never married. She said that no other man ever measured up to her father.
Photograph of the oldest daughter of Robert and Mary Lee, Mary, nicknamed "Sister." She was an independent woman and defied convention for women of her day and traveled the world after the Civil War. She lived the longest of all the children, surviving until the end of World War I in 1918.
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This portrait of Markie was painted by her father when she was about twelve years old. It is believed to have hung in Markie's room upstairs at Arlington House between 1853 and 1861. Markie, a favorite cousin of the Lee family, moved to Arlington to help care for the elderly George Washington Parke Custis after the death of his wife in 1853. She became a confidant of Robert E. Lee's. An ardent Unionist, Markie nonetheless remained very close to her cousins throughout the Civil War and to the end of her life. During the war she rescued many items from the house to prevent their theft by Union soldiers.
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- Starring: Costas Mandylor, Scott Patterson, Tobin Bell
- Summary: In the fifth installment of the SAW franchise, Hoffman is seemingly the last person alive to carry on the Jigsaw legacy. But when his secret is threatened, Hoffman must go on the hunt to eliminate all loose ends. (Lionsgate)
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Hackl weaves scenes from the previous films into this one in clever ways, without adding to the confusion. The director also does a good job of maintaining the dark tone, which includes FBI offices that look as if they're being illuminated by night-lights, and dungeons that look as if you'd catch a venereal disease or two just by touching the door handles.
The production values have become so horror-movie shoddy that Saw V has more in common with kitsch like "Friday the 13th Part V" than the original "Saw."
This is easily the smallest-scale of the sequels, and it has the feeling of a massively shrunken budget.
Devotes so much time and energy to flashbacks and recycling footage from its predecessors that it threatens to implode.
Saw V is a terrible combination: grisly and tedious. Let's just call it bloody dull.
Skips back and forth in time, trying to piece together who did what, when and why. The only question really worth asking here: Who cares?
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Nov 8, 2010This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I believe this was one of the best saw movies, it demonstrated what a human being would do in situations effectively. It has us on the edge of our seat on who will be the last man standing and sums up with an excellent twist.… Expand
AndrewH.Oct 25, 2008This movie was so awesome. It was as good as the first and second film. I definitely recommend it to anyone who liked the previous saws. however it wasn't perfect, because they did leave some loose ends. Thats probably because of saw 6 next year! I can't wait!!!… Expand
Feb 9, 2012Mandylor and Patterson have an amazing back and forth (similar to Bell and Wahlberg in Saw 2) and it works perfectly through out the film. The traps are not scary though, Rather generic imo as well but the story behind the plot is interesting. The general plot (outside the traps) is interesting as well. What makes this film so good is Mandylor and Patterson, Its a must watch just to see the two of them go against each other.… Expand
mauriciol.Jan 22, 2009Ok , if u have seen all the others u have to see this one ,. i really liked it. and it really gives a concluicion to all of the otthers.
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Blizzard announced their launch day events for the upcoming Mists of Pandaria release on September 25th.
I've never been to an official launch event, so I looked to see if there are any within driving distance of me (Florida, USA).
Here's the list of launch events:
- Irvine, California. FEATURING: Members of the WoW development team.
- Cologne, Germany. FEATURING Russell Brower - Director of Audio, Jason Hutchins - Game Producer, Gary Platner - Lead Environment Artist, Tina Wang - 3D Artist, Kelli Hoover - Associate 3D Artist
- Stockholm, Sweden. FEATURING Chris Robinson - Art Director, Thomas Pieracci - Producer
- Paris, France. FEATURING Greg Street - Lead Systems Designer, Carlos Guerrero - Senior Game Producer, Jonathan Dumont - Lead Level Designer
- Milan, Italy. FEATURING Tom Chilton - Game Director, Terrie Denman - Senior Artist
- Madrid, Spain. FEATURING Cory Stockton - Lead Content Designer, Candace Thomas - Game Designer
- London, UK. FEATURING Scott Mercer - Senior Game Designer, Darren Williams - Senior Software Engineer
- Moscow, Russia. FEATURING John Lagrave - Lead Game Producer, Paul Kubit - Game Designer
- Taipei, Taiwan. FEATURING Sarah Verrall - Senior Level Designer, Tom Thompson - Lead Software Engineer
South America
- Mexico City, Mexico
- Santiago, Chile. FEATURING John Hight - Lead Game Producer, Marcio Martins - Senior Software Engineer
- Sao Paolo, Brazil. FEATURING John Hight - Lead Game Producer, Marcio Martins - Senior Software Engineer
What strikes me as odd about this list?
Lets look in terms of area. The continental USA (not including Alaska and Hawaii) has a total area of just over 8,000,000 square kilometers. In that area there are approximately 2-3 million WoW players.
Europe has a total area of just over 10,000,000 square kilometers and holds a similar number of WoW subscribers.
The numbers are fairly comparable as far as size and player base. So why are there six events in Europe and only one in the USA? Why does Europe have all of the big-name players in WoW development, while the Irvine event gets unnamed members of the development team?
Clearly the answer is that this is a perk for the Blizzard devs. Ghostcrawler gets a company-paid trip to Paris out of this. Tom Chilton gets to visit Italy. etc… I don't begrudge them this perk. They do work hard and they deserve a reward.
However, as a USA WoW player I feel left out. Blizzard events are always held in Irvine, which is 2,495 miles away from me. Considering that the east coast of the US has more than twice the population of the west coast, it would seem reasonable for Blizzard to come out to my side of the country once every couple of years.
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- Judith said...
Thank you for post today Sandi - I do enjoy Philip Yancy's writings and often find them very challenging. Thankfully, during times of suffering and trials we can lean on Christ who upholds us. Judith
- Saturday, 26 June 2010 17:17:00 GMT-3
- Saleslady371 said...
It is so true that in our weakness we become more dependent on our God. Great post, Sandy. Missed you, but I've been out of town myself on and off!
- Saturday, 26 June 2010 18:16:00 GMT-3
- Renee said...
Thank you Sandi for this post. It is so true that our trials draw us closer to our Lord. Praise God we can lean on Him!
- Saturday, 26 June 2010 18:25:00 GMT-3
- Cathy said...
A beautiful post, Dear, thank you. Blessings ~
- Saturday, 26 June 2010 18:34:00 GMT-3
- Debbie said...
This was really good and oh soo true. Welcome back!
AMEN to that for sure. Have a wonderful week-end.
Hugs, Debbie
- Saturday, 26 June 2010 18:36:00 GMT-3
- Terra said...
Your concluding sentence is very true.
- Saturday, 26 June 2010 19:14:00 GMT-3
- Beansieleigh said...
A very good post, Sandi! I'm glad I stopped by today.. It is sometimes very easy for me to get down in spirit, as that is what I grew up with, constantly, and I almost worry it's genetic, as my brother and sisters all take meds! But my daughter comforts me by saying I'm ok, and I must have been adopted! ha! ha!.. But this is why i have my blessings blog (well, BOTH blogs really!); so that I can forget my troubles, keep my chin up, and remember what's most important in my life!.. And of course, God comes first, as I don't know where I'd be without Him! ~tina
- Saturday, 26 June 2010 20:52:00 GMT-3
- Whidbey Woman said...
Such a great post. Everyone asks why man is allowed to suffer... this explains it beautifully.
- Saturday, 26 June 2010 22:06:00 GMT-3
- Marydon said...
Sandi, this is a wonderful write ... so full of wisdom & truths.
Have a lovely summer eve.
TTFN ~ Hugs, Marydon
- Saturday, 26 June 2010 22:51:00 GMT-3
- Shirl said...
Hello Sandi, Thank you so much for stopping by and leaving a sweet comment. I love your wedding post, your wedding pics are adorable and I also loved seeing the pics of your dream wedding. You look like a sweet happy couple today! Happy Pink Saturday also.
Blessings, Shirl
Shirls Rose Cottage
- Saturday, 26 June 2010 23:24:00 GMT-3
- Shirl said...
Back again Sandi, I forgot to comment on this post. Very beautifully put! THank you!
Shirls ROse Cottage
- Saturday, 26 June 2010 23:26:00 GMT-3
- A Hopeful Heart said...
In those times of trial and suffering, not only do we lean more heavily on the Lord, but we see him in our lives in ways that we otherwise would not. We experience his strength and provision in ways that we don't when we are not suffering.
A few years ago, my husband was out of work for 25 months. We had never needed to rely on God before, as we had been more than comfortable. However, during those long months, we not only relied on the Lord, but we saw him working in our lives in ways that we never had before...in ways that we would never have experienced had it not been for the trial we were in.
- Sunday, 27 June 2010 01:04:00 GMT-3
- sarah said...
I wish there was no suffering....but b/c of it....I definitely need Him more.
- Sunday, 27 June 2010 09:28:00 GMT-3
- Joan said...
Sandi - I have found that my trials draw me closer to the Lord. Jesus never promised that our lives would be without suffering once we begin to follow Him. Sadly, many today are teaching to the contrary - "follow Jesus and all your problems will be gone." So sad.
- Sunday, 27 June 2010 10:51:00 GMT-3
- Mariette said...
Dear Sandi,
Welcome back and enjoy summer for the time being! Always a pleasure to visit your blog.
Greetings from Georgia/USA
- Sunday, 27 June 2010 13:57:00 GMT-3
- Marydon said...
A beautiful write Sandi. So true ...
Have a lovely & safe 4th ~
TTFN ~ Hugs, Marydon
- Sunday, 27 June 2010 14:21:00 GMT-3
- Charlotte said...
I like your explanation. Thank you for sharing this with us on Spiritual Sundays.
- Sunday, 27 June 2010 18:06:00 GMT-3
- Clif said...
Your post today addresses one of our greatest questions. This is excellent and will help many. Thank you.
- Sunday, 27 June 2010 18:16:00 GMT-3
- Ginger~~Enchanting Cottage said...
I often wonder how many times a homeless person will say I'm blessed. I think that it's easy for me to say that now, and I pray that I would say that if I were homeless. Thank-you for this thought provoking post today. By the way you were missed as well.
- Sunday, 27 June 2010 22:18:00 GMT-3
- A Busy Single Mom said...
An excellent post Sandi!
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RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT LANDLOCHGELLYFIFELochgelly 1m; A92 2.5m; Kirkcaldy 8m; M90 8m; Dunfermline 10m;Glenrothes; 12.6m Dundee; 35.5m Perth 20m; Edinburgh 25m More details ›
Marketed by McCrae & McCrae, Dunfermline. Call: 03301 011613 Local call rate
£199,950 Offers in Excess of
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Offers in Excess of £199,950
10 bedrooms
guest house for sale Methilhaven Road, Methil, Leven, KY8
Fife Properties is proud to present this 10 Bedroom Detached Commercial Property with 2 Bedroom Staff Quarters currently trading as a bed and breakfast. Accommodation: Staff Quarters: Hall, spacious lounge and dining area, 2 double bedrooms, bathroom and commercial kitchen. Commercial premises compr More details ›
Marketed by Fife Properties, Leven. Call: 03301 011574 Local call rate
£185,000 Offers Over
Offers Over £185,000
Land for sale , Windygates, Leven, KY8
Offered for sale is a superb land holding of approx 5.45 acres together with full planning permission for a substantial detached dwellinghouse. The land is located on the south side of the A911 between the villages of Windygates and Milton of Balgonie and only 3 miles from Markinch Rail Station. ... More details ›
Reduced on 16/05/2014 by YOUR MOVE - Stewart Filshill, Leven. Call: 03301 011580 Local call rate


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Community Psychiatric Clinic (CPC), a large behavioral healthcare organization in Seattle, Washington, is looking for a full time or part-time direct service Psychiatrist to provide psychiatric care and medication management to a diverse community mental health population. We seek an excellent communicator and team player capable of using your medical expertise in providing care to our diverse clientele.
Conduct medication reviews; group, individual and family counseling; intake evaluations; health education; and support our clients' efforts towards recovery.
Provide services incorporating recovery principles, supporting clients in their ability to live, work and contribute to their community. Successful applicant will be skilled in psychiatric diagnostic assessment and current psychiatric treatments.
Job Requirements
- Have a Medical degree, MD or DO
- Have and maintain a current Washington State MD or DO License and be Board-eligible or board-certified in Psychiatry.
- Six months of experience in the delivery of mental health treatment services, preferred.
CPC offers excellent employee benefits, click here for more details.
Openings at the following locations: Northgate or El Rey or Wallingford or Belltown
How to Apply
Click here to apply. Please include a cover letter and resume with your current contact information.