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RICHMOND, Va. - A diverse coalition of organizations and lawmakers said Tuesday that the use of drones by police and government agencies must be regulated to protect Virginians' privacy rights.
"We are concerned about the potential for abuse," said Del. C. Todd Gilbert, R-Shenandoah and sponsor of legislation to regulate use of small, unmanned aerial vehicles that can be equipped with cameras to conduct surveillance.
Gilbert, one of the most conservative members of the General Assembly, worked with the American Civil Liberties Union to draft the legislation. Also supporting the bill are the Virginia Tea Party Federation and several agriculture groups, which worry about environmental regulators surreptitiously monitoring activity on their property.
"We don't think audio or video surveillance should happen on private land," said Trey Davis of the Virginia Farm Bureau.
Gilbert said no government or police agencies in Virginia are using drones yet, but the day is coming as the cost of the technology declines. He and Claire Guthrie Gastanaga, executive director of the ACLU of Virginia, urged the General Assembly to address the issue proactively.
"The ACLU asks the legislature to set a policy for how much privacy you're going to continue to have as the technology evolves," Gastanaga said at a news conference with Gilbert and supporters of the bill.
Gilbert's proposal would require approval of the General Assembly or a local government body before any agency could buy drones. It would require police to obtain a warrant before deploying drones and regulate the dissemination of information and retention of images gathered by the aircraft. The bill carves out exemptions for emergencies, like searching for a missing person.
Sen. Donald A. McEachin, D-Henrico, is sponsoring similar legislation, and Republican Del. Ben Cline of Rockbridge County has submitted a bill imposing a one-year moratorium on the deployment of drones as an alternative if the proposed regulations do not pass.
The Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police opposes the bills, executive director Dana Schrad said in an interview.
"The concern we all have is that we don't want to be rushed into legislation we may not be happy with later _ legislation that may not fully address the best practices in law enforcement when it comes to surveillance," Schrad said.
She said satellites already make aerial surveillance possible, and "cameras are part of daily life in this day and age." She added that while the police chiefs recognize the difference between monitoring people in public and in private, "I just don't know that this bill is ready for prime time."
Virginia is not alone in considering regulating drones. A Florida legislative panel last week advanced a bill prohibiting police and other government agencies from using drones to spy on residents, and legislation is being proposed in a few other states.
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BALTIMORE - A member of the Maryland Board of Regents who resigned last month had his license to practice medicine suspended about a week before he resigned.
Dr. John Young's license was suspended by the Maryland State Board of Physicians on Feb. 13. He was suspended for administering a drug to treat autistic children without examining and monitoring them adequately. The board suspended the license of Young's medical partner in 2011.
The Board of Regents said his resignation was effective Feb. 21. The Board of Regents said Young cited the need to devote more time to other activities.
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^ damn. And I was just getting ready to invite him to meet me and some of the guys for drinks when I go to New York.
I've only got to breath & people know I'm gay.
sometimes, most of the time they do not at first meeting. I have had many people question me in the work place when I haven't talked about dating.
I'm sure he'll be back.
I totally surprised my two closest friends, so I suppose if they can't tell nobody can.
^It doesn't always work out that way. Even your closest friends can be in denial about certain things or simply not perceptive of aspects of one's personality that a stranger might see.
My friends were shocked when I told 'em. Like ''ARE YOU KIDDING?''.
But people I know from school actually tell me I'm faggot all the time :/
It's funny. In our adult life, people are so "shocked," yet the kids that knew us in elementary, middle school, and high school knew it even when we couldn't admit it to ourselves.
Being called a fag doesn't necessarily mean they actually think you are gay.
^ Perhaps where you're from it doesn't, but they made plenty supporting statements to back up their claim(s) on my end.
Well I said necessarily. Sometimes they are, sometimes they are not.
It's just one of many words used as an insult.
No one knew, but I don't think anyone was really that shocked lol
I make my bed with the stars above my head and dream of a place called home.
Only when I grope them.
"The surest way to make a monkey of a man is to quote him." ~ Robert Benchley
No...I'm all man.
*squeals with delight*
Everyone I've told has been shocked. The only exception was my mother who told me she knew I was gay when I was 2.
I'm sorry but if you "know" someone is gay when they are 2 it's simply a lucky guess.
A mother is the only one capable of seeing the signs?
What are the behavior patterns of a 2 year old which would indicate it's gay?
one thing about the closet/you don't have to hurry/it will be bad tomorrow/so brother, don't you worry
No. I keep meeting new people, and it turns out I always need to tell them. Even yesterday, when I was at a party.
I am Dutch, so please excuse me for my low level of English.
It depends. I have been told by many girls that they knew that I was gay because I wasn't looking at them lasciviously at treated them like they were just another person. However, there have also been girls (usually, girls who dislike me), who have accused me of being excessively attentive, to the point of making them uncomfortable... Which is weird, because I was just brought up in a very conservative environment in which it was a man's obligation to treat women as "ladies". However, I have never, ever in my life seen a woman as remotely attractive or desirable.
Men vary. Some men tell me that I am too gentle, and they picked up on the fact that I was gay immediately. Others react surprised when I tell them and say that they would have never imagined that I am (nor cared at all, for that matter). There have been instances of men pointing out my gayness out of sheer spite, just because they don't like me - as if being gay were something shameful that can be used to assassinate someone's character and tarnish their reputation.
I depends on the people I have to deal with and the situation I find myself in, I guess. In any case, I am happy as I am so... As they say, whatever. I don't lose any sleep because of people's opinions, even though I do find it irritating when men who know that I am gay start behaving as if coercing them into have sex with me were the only purpose of my existence... Funnily enough, it's always the guys you haven't even noticed who react like that , which, to be honest, I find weird and incomprehensible.
I quickly ran into Lucky on Grindr. Told him y'all miss him. He said " I probably just need space."
Like I said earlier, I'm sure he'll be back.
I'm enjoying all the "no one can tell" replies, especially the ones who have posted pictures in the past on here.
I don't pass as straight or fool anyone. They know immediately. In fact, I've never been forced to officially come out as it's obvious.
Maybe I need to brush up on my straight acting skills.
I am Dutch, so please excuse me for my low level of English.
People's Gaydar seem to work a lot better than mine, so it is no surprise if they could sense my sexual inclination.
To all my friends, I like to bring out my inner "camp" and a "Diva" just for laughs.
"... You think the only people who are people
Are the people who look and think like you ..." - Colours of the Wind by Vanessa Williams
No one knew when I told them, or they were just being polite. I don't really know. My Parents said they had no idea.
Only once was I outright asked, probably because I didn't want to partake in the Hooker they got for a party I attended.
For the most part I'm just too damn average and boring for anyone to guess.
i hope so but it seems a lot of my friends convince themselves they aren't gay...hard to relate with them when they do this.


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Voted for "HAT"... since the OP was referring to a choice for SUMMER. I'd also like to add that during summer, having a "relaxed" hat (one which you can wash and not destroy) is uber necessary.
That would be great if we could get those! Thanks! Hat is best for most people I think!
I like the idea of both a hat and a visor. When I want to feel the wind through my hair, I wear a visor (sorry bald guys). LOL.......but I also like sporting the mesh hat. Of course, I think it should have the TT logo on the front, ProV1 and FJ on the sides and tour patch on the back. I like the mesh hat because It lets my head breath too. I just hope I'm lucky enough to get one. No matter what kind of hat I wear when I play, it always says Titleist.
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Imagine America without unions. This shouldn't be hard. In much of America unions have already disappeared. In the rest of America they're battling for their lives.
Unions have been declining for decades. In the early 1950s, one out of three American workers belonged to them, four out of ten in the private sector. Today, only 11.8 percent of American workers are union members; in the private sector, just 6.9 percent. The vanishing act varies by region—in the South, it's almost total—but proceeds relentlessly everywhere. Since 1983, the number of states in which at least 10 percent of private-sector workers have union contracts has shrunk from 42 to 8.
Following the 2010 elections, a number of newly elected Republican governors and legislatures in the industrial Midwest, long a union stronghold, moved to reduce labor's numbers to the trace-element levels that exist in the South. A cold political logic spurred their attacks: Labor was the chief source of funding and volunteers for their Democratic opponents, and working-class whites, who still constitute a sizable share of the electorate in their states, were far more likely to vote Democratic if they belonged to a union. The fiscal crisis of the states provided the pretext for Republicans to try to take out their foremost adversaries, public-employee unions.
In Indiana, Governor Mitch Daniels signed a "right to work" law giving nonunion members who enjoyed the benefits of a union contract the right to withhold dues to the union, making Indiana the first Midwestern state to pass such legislation. In Ohio, Governor John Kasich signed a bill repealing collective-bargaining rights for all public employees, but voters overturned that law at the polls. In Wisconsin, which had been the first state to extend those rights to public-sector workers, Governor Scott Walker also repealed those rights, but more selectively than Kasich: He kept them for police and firefighters. When outraged unionists and their allies mounted a recall campaign against him, Walker beat them back handily. In the nation's capital, Republican senators and congressmen refused to confirm President Barack Obama's appointees to the National Labor Relations Board, which adjudicates labor-management relations in the private sector.
Coming on the heels of the failure of the Democratic Congress of 2009–2010 to amend the National Labor Relations Act so that private--sector workers wouldn't risk their jobs by forming a union, the Midwestern setbacks struck a growing number of commentators as labor's death knell. Losing jobs as technology transformed workplaces, losing both jobs and middle-class wages as globalization transformed the economy, and blocked by statute and employer opposition from expanding—unions, some concluded, were history.
Within the labor movement, a number of leaders and activists quietly shared the same pessimism. They had invested in organizing with little to show for it. They had invested in politics but found that the Democrats they'd helped elect could not—or worse, would not—come to their aid. In 2008, they had seen the entire edifice of deregulated capitalism totter and almost collapse, plunging the nation into its deepest and most intractable recession since the 1930s. But unlike the '30s, when workers flocked to unions, the current recession has only intensified labor's downward spiral and business's ascent. "What would it take for labor to come back?" one senior union staffer asked earlier this year. "This was the crisis we were waiting for, and it didn't do it."
For many Americans, the death of labor would doubtless seem the natural order of things, the dinosaur finally shuffling off to the graveyard. Unions have no presence in the hottest and hippest sectors of the economy, in high-tech, fashion, and finance. The public's image of labor is a memory of a memory that's anywhere from 50 to 100 years old—the Yiddish- and Italian--speaking seamstresses of the Lower East Side, the goons in On the Waterfront, and, for the historically sentient, George Meany puffing a cigar and damning the Vietnam peaceniks.
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After many years of trying to bring an outdoor skating rink back to Thompson Park, people are finally lacing up in Watertown. YNN's Carmella Mataloni has the story.
WATERTOWN, N.Y. — The frigid air might be too cold for some, but it was perfect for people in Watertown to test out Thompson Park's new outdoor skating rink.
"I want to skate forward and I want to skate fast," said six-year old McKenna Lee.
"We decided to get here and to be outdoors. I mean instead of being inside, which you're normally in all day, to get outside and do something is awesome," said Jamie Lee, Brownville resident.
The 100-foot rink sits right outside the park's pool house. Leaders say they wanted to make one last year, but the warm weather melted away their plans. Now they are happy have a piece of nostalgia in place.
"I think doing one of these outdoor rinks at Thompson Park, I think is a tip of the hat to the way things used to be and I think it gives kids and families a chance to get outdoors," said Watertown Mayor Jeff Graham.
Park officials worked on the rink for many days; flooding the space with water and waiting for it to freeze. It offers a place to warm up and lights for nighttime skating, but there are some things you'll need to have with you.
The only thing the ice rink doesn't offer is a skating rental, so you have to be sure to bring your own. Those who did bring their skates say this is the perfect way to spend a sunny winter day.
"It's more fun than sledding," said six-year old Haylee Dudo.
"We wanted something to do in the day to get out here. We knew it was going to be a little cold but we knew the sun was going to be out so we are just hoping the kids have fun," said Lee.
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For many years it was rumored that the notorious pirate William Kidd hid a treasure worth millions on Nova Scotia's Oak Island. In 1795, three boys went looking for it. Amazingly, they found an ancient chest. Before they could recover it, the sea flooded the pit they had dug. But word of the discovery spread, and for 200 years adventurers have come to this remote island. People as diverse as John Wayne and FDR have visited the tantalizing, teasing pit to offer their theories. But no one has ever come as close as the three boys who once saw the chest.
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Jenson Button had no complaints with his qualifying performance despite falling short of team-mate Lewis Hamilton in Brazil.
With McLaren looking to be the team to beat ahead of the Saturday afternoon session having topped all three practices, Hamilton and Button fought amongst themselves for pole position.
Hamilton was the victor as he posted a 1:12.458 to edge Button by 0.055s.
"It was a pretty good lap," Button said. "Lewis was half a tenth quicker.
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Saturday was the last time Hamilton would take part in a qualifying session as a McLaren as he's off to Mercedes next season, which Button reckons is a "pity".
"It is Lewis's last pole for the team," said the 20089 World Champion. "It is big for us and important we are on the front row together.
"It shows we are strong as a team and it is a pity that will change, but things change."
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"Lewis and I will have some fun because there are two people with more pressure than us.
"We both want to win, that is the way it is. We are not fighting for the Championship so we will fight for the win. It is the best qualifying we have had here so I am looking forward to it."
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For the second time in one day, a Canandaigua Academy teacher accused of having a sexual relationship with a student appeared in court.
Lisa Footer has been charged with sexual abuse and endangering the welfare of a child. She pleaded not guilty to those charges.
She and her lawyer did not want to comment Wednesday night, but her lawyer explained that she was arraigned in Manchester Town Court because she allegedly had sexual contact with a 16-year-old boy on different occasions; both in the city of Canandaigua and in Manchester, where she lives.
Footer was a Spanish teacher at Canandaigua Academy. She's the third employee at the school that has been arrested on sexually-related charges since 2010.
According to the Canandaigua Police Department, the 44-year-old Footer ongoing sexual relationship with the male student. She has since been placed on administrative leave.
She's expected to be back in Manchester Town Court on February 6th. Her lawyer said hopefully by the then, her story will have been resolved.
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Hagel: North Korea's recent rhetoric presents clear threat to U.S., allies
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Coaches yelling at players and using profanity is fairly common
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Win the hearts—and stomachs—of friends and family with fresh-baked biscuits, rolls, and quick breads.
Fresh Thyme PopoversNo meal is complete without fresh-from-the-oven bread. From sweet rolls to savory biscuits, we have easy bread recipes to suit every menu.Fresh thyme is the key to this fragrant, savory bread, which pairs perfectly with beef tenderloin. To get the fluffiest popovers, be sure that your milk and eggs are room temperature and do not open the oven door while baking.
Buttered Sweet Potato Knot RollsAdd subtle sweetness to dinner rolls by stirring canned mashed sweet potato into the yeast mixture.
Orange Bubble BreadReminiscent of sweet orange rolls, this easy pull-apart bread won raves in our Test Kitchens and is a great choice for a holiday breakfast or brunch.
Potato RollsAdding potato to the dough creates light texture and makes these rolls ideal for serving with a holiday meal or to use for miniature sandwiches at a holiday open house.
Buttery Dinner RollsMake this your "go-to' roll recipe whenever you're having company. The dough is very easy to work with, and the recipe has a number of flavor variations.
Pecan Sticky BunsOoey-gooey sticky buns topped with pecan halves are a fun, festive treat during the holiday season. We've included instructions for "making it" (using frozen bread dough) or "faking it" (using brown-and-serve rolls).
Flaky Dinner RollsThese beautiful homemade dinner rolls are perfect for both first-time bakers and seasoned cooks. Reviewer Cookinnotwritin raves, "I've never made anything with yeast before in my life, but these made me feel like a pro! I made them for Thanksgiving last year, and I thought they looked so pretty."
Angel BiscuitsThese light, fluffy biscuits are so good, you'll think they were sent straight from heaven. Angel Biscuits use a yeast dough, so be sure to set aside some extra time to let it chill in the fridge. Serve with honey and an assortment of jams so that guests can top them as they please.
Orange-Pecan MuffinsThese muffins are a wonderful way to start the day. Orange juice and toasted pecans lend delicious flavor. Bake and freeze these muffins ahead of time to get a jumpstart on holiday meal preparations.
Cranberry-Sweet Potato Quick BreadThis quick bread melds the seasonal flavors of cranberry and sweet potato into an irresistible treat. Just mix the batter, spoon into a loaf ban, and bake. It's a great way to use up leftover cranberries, orange juice, and canned sweet potato, too.
Mini Fruit and Sunflower LoavesThese mini-loaves make great Christmas gifts. Reviewer Cookingactivist raves, "This bread is outstanding. Sweet and mapley. More moist and sinful tasting than one would think from a light quick bread."
Sweet ChallahChallah is a traditional Jewish yeast bread served on the Sabbath, holidays, and other ceremonial occasions. Its light and airy texture makes challah perfect for any holiday celebration table. "My family also made this for part of our Thanksgiving dinner," writes reviewer Kariobrion. "It was wonderful and actually looked just like the photo—that NEVER happens!"
Pumpkin-Date Loaf with Cream Cheese SwirlTry this top-rated twist on classic pumpkin bread. The dates add extra sweetness; if you prefer, substitute raisins or leave the dates out altogether. Reviewer Meussen was so enamored with this bread, she and her husband ate the whole loaf in less than 12 hours. She writes, "If you haven't tried this bread, you haven't lived."
Two-Seed Bread KnotsGo for delicious and beautiful with these tasty yeast rolls. The dough requires just 20 minutes to rise and doesn't have to be kneaded by hand. As reviewer Vdunigan1 points out, the short prep time makes these rolls "a great recipe for any night of the week." Serve these little darlings with honey butter.
Sweet Potato BiscuitsThis biscuit recipe incorporates leftover sweet potatoes, so you can—and should—keep making it after the holidays wind down. Reviewer GEMDOCTOR says that these are "much more flavorful than regular biscuits" and recommends making enough for second and third helpings. Plus, you'll get the extra nutritional benefits from the sweet potatoes, like vitamins A and C.
Cinnamon Rolls with Cream Cheese IcingThese homemade cinnamon rolls with a thick, sweet cream cheese frosting will make you a superstar when you serve them to friends and family during the holidays.
Mini Banana-Cranberry Nut Bread LoavesMake banana bread special for the holidays by adding pecans and fresh cranberries and topping the loaf with an orange glaze. These mini loaves make great gifts, but you'll want to keep at least one for yourself.


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The most infamous slot cheat in casino history reveals the tricks of his nefarious trade.
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WASHINGTON - It happens every spring. At least, now it does.
Last April, Hollywood released "Titanic 3D" to mark the film's 15th anniversary. Today, it's doing the same for the 20th anniversary of Steven Spielberg's blockbuster smash, "Jurassic Park."
When I first heard about this trend, my academic instinct echoed Orson Welles' lament for colorizing black-and-white classics: "Tell Ted Turner to keep his Crayolas away from my movie."
That all changed when I realized I could take my little cousins to see "Jurassic Park" for the first time.
How exciting it'll be to share the wonder and horror of Michael Crichton's tale of "imagineer" John Hammond (Richard Attenborough), who's found a way to extract dino DNA from mosquitoes trapped in amber (fossilized tree sap) to create living, breathing dinosaurs for his Costa Rican theme park. Before the park can open, Hammond courts the endorsements of a group of scientists, lawyers and philosophers.
The guests include paleontologists Dr. Grant (Sam "Don't Move" Neill) and Ellie Sattler (Laura "People are Dying" Dern); chaos-theorist Dr. Ian Malcolm (Jeff "Life Finds a Way" Goldblum); and Hammond's two grandkids, Lex (Ariana "I'm a Hacker" Richards) and Tim (Joseph "I Think He Saurus" Mazzello). They meet up with a host of memorable park employees: a chain-smoking computer guru (Samuel "Hold Onto Your Butts" Jackson), a safari dino hunter (Bob "Clever Girl" Peck) and the corrupt Dennis Nedry (Wayne "You Didn't Say the Magic Word" Knight), who kills the park's power to steal its valuable embryos, only to set the creatures loose for a nightmarish night in the park.
While the raptor-crate opening feels corny next to the horror of Chrissy's last swim in "Jaws" (1975), the T-Rex Paddock remains one of the best directed horror sequences in history, as is the "Raptors in the Kitchen" climax. The rest is quintessential Spielberg, capturing the sci-fi wonder of "E.T.," the archaeological morality of "Raiders of the Lost Ark," the supernatural obsessions of "Close Encounters" and the killer creatures of "Jaws," all with another awesome John Williams score. Not only was it the top grossing movie of 1993 ($694 million, No. 20 all-time adjusted for inflation), it came the same year Spielberg won Best Picture and Best Director for his masterpiece "Schindler's List" (1993).
How many directors can make the summer's top blockbuster, then turn around and make the year's top art film? I defy Fellini to make a hit blockbuster the same year as "8 1/2," or Joss Whedon to make an art masterpiece the same year as "The Avengers." Ironically, Attenborough joined "Jurassic" because he didn't think his own directorial effort, "Gandhi" (1982), deserved to beat Spielberg's "E.T" for Best Picture. This time, it was Spielberg who cast Ben Kingsley to win Oscar's top prize.
It's hard to believe it's been two decades since the one-two punch of "Schindler" and "Jurassic." Since then, our notions of cinematic art and popcorn entertainment have shifted tremendously with an over-reliance on sequels and remakes, in part led by Spielberg, who produced "Transformers."
Aside from a raptor jumping toward the screen through an exposed ceiling tile, the 3-D transfer adds little to "Jurassic Park." Objects aren't that much "closer than they appear," as the film wasn't originally intended for 3-D, unlike Ang Lee's "Life of Pi" (2012). As Goldblum tells Attenborough: "Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn't stop to think whether they should."
Still, my fear of an exponential Hollywood money grab is trumped by my desire to introduce new generations to film history. That's what "Jurassic Park" is at this point, joining "King Kong" and "Star Wars" as the visual effects titans of the 20th century by creating cinema's first living animals with CGI.
Until that point, the effects wizards at Industrial Light and Magic (ILM) had only used computer graphics to create storybook characters ("Young Sherlock Holmes"), water monsters ("The Abyss") and liquid-metal cyborgs ("Terminator 2: Judgment Day"). While Spielberg was inspired by the stop-motion dinosaurs in "The Lost World" (1925) and "King Kong" (1933), he told his visual effects team that he didn't want a monster like Godzilla or Rodan. He wanted believable dinosaurs.
Pre-production began with a combo of life-sized robots (the animatronic T-rex was a modern-day Bruce the Shark) and stop-motion miniatures (moving the dinosaur models one frame at a time). But when Spielberg saw the stop-motion tests, he still noticed the subtle, jerky movements. That's when effects artist Dennis Muren convinced him to watch a CGI test of a T-rex chasing a Gallimimus herd.
Spielberg recalls sitting down to watch the CGI test with stop-motion master Phil Tippett, who realized he would soon be out of a job, just like print journalists crushed by the technology of the Internet.
"There we were, watching our future unfolding on the TV screens so authentic that I couldn't believe my eyes," Spielberg said. "I turned to Phil, and Phil looked at me, and Phil said, 'I think I'm extinct.'"
Writer David Koepp ("Spider-Man') even used that line in the movie, during a scene at the visitor's center, where Neill says, "We're out of a job," and Goldblum replies, "Don't you mean extinct?"
Classics like "Jurassic Park" should never be allowed to go extinct. While I despise the release of "Jurassic Park 4" next year, I hope we re-release the original classics as often as possible. There's a difference between remaking and restoring. We should find every excuse to restore and re-release our great movies, whether it's "Casablanca," "Psycho" or "The Godfather," updating them with the newest technology and restoring them for future generations. This is the beauty of restoration: it erases the false notion of "time," just like reviving dinos from fossilized amber.
Martin Scorsese spoke to this Monday at the Kennedy Center's annual lecture for the National Endowment of the Arts. As the first filmmaker invited to speak after years of authors, he said that for far too long, film has been looked down on as a poor substitute for literature. He countered that argument by noting that folks once said the same thing about literature, as Socrates thought reading and writing would become a poor substitute for memorizing knowledge.
Scorsese's point was that all eras fear new technology (i.e., Internet vs. library research), but we should embrace each phase as a new form of the same ongoing quest for enlightenment. This may explain his own 3-D attempt in "Hugo" (2011). Scorsese urged the restoration of *all* movies, even non-acclaimed flicks, saying there will be geniuses (i.e., Hitchcock) who make art masterpieces (i.e., "Vertigo") or mainstream hits (i.e., "It's a Wonderful Life") that aren't appreciated in their time, but that may one day be voted by critics as the greatest film of all time, as "Vertigo" recently was.
"Jurassic Park" may never be considered in that academic class, but it is an undoubted 4-star mainstream classic. Take the family and rediscover the magic in IMAX. I promise the raptor screams and T-rex roars will make you cower in your seat like never before.
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Yes it is. Although I think that legendaries as they are right now are the worst things that can come out of a raid. They always cause contention, the guy getting the item burns out after not missing a raid for 4 months.
I am piggybacking this based on Tengenstein's statement in this thread.
Prot warriors had an awesome legendary in Vanilla, and many warriors used it up to first kills in Black Temple (seen videos of kungen using it on firsts).
Either way, I think we shield tanks are way overdue for a legendary. In Naxx, Atiesh was given to all staff classes. In BC, DW DPS warriors/rogues got the Glaives, and hunters had a bow from Sunwell. In Wrath, healers had a hammer from Ulduar and tank DKs and DPS 2h classes had Shadowmourne. In Cataclysm, we have a DPS caster staff and now Rogue-only Fangs of the Father (rogues could use Tfury, Glaives before this as well).
It's high time for either: a 1h tank weapon, or a really ultra-badass shield.
Yes it is. Although I think that legendaries as they are right now are the worst things that can come out of a raid. They always cause contention, the guy getting the item burns out after not missing a raid for 4 months.
Legendaries are the WORST idea for items in the game. I wish they hadn't done the rogue ones, but since they have I certainly hope they're the LAST ones they do.
All they do is imbalance things (they doubled the AP bonus for melee from all the AP buff auras and it's still not enough to make you actually WANT melee in your raid, if you have a choice), make people burn out faster, cause drama and generally make the game less fun instead of more. Even for the people who get them.
I don't know, I think it depends on guild size. It was fun helping out our 'lock/raid leader get his legendary. I mean I'm am sick of FL at this point, but it was worth it since he's a good guy and the whole show in SW was pretty cool for all of us who helped - and we got to buy a BoA pet; if you like those type things. Then again our guild is basically a small core group of 10 people.
We're now in the process of helping our one of our Shammies get it, we'll see how that goes, think he up to the part where you need the stuff off the bosses - I haven't done it on any of my casters so I only know what I hear in vent about crystals off Beth or some such thing.
From what GC said, the single class legendary is something they want to pursue, so we'll see where it goes. I resolved to the fact that I'll probably never get a legendary, closest I came was Shadow's Edge since we were only a 10 man guild - that kind of sucked that it was limited to 25 mans.
I agree with Theotherone here..it really depends on the guild. We haven't had contention in our guild for either legendary, though admittedly, we only had one rogue. For our staff, leaving off the brutal grind for a 10m guild, the parts where the group had to pull together seemed fun.
Good discussion, guys.
One thing I want to point out for legendaries is this, you have a number of DPS in the teens if you're talking 25 man content, where as tanks are limited to 2 9.9 times out of 10. Heals you're looking at a varied number based on fight but you will have a bunch that are dedicated heals and may never DPS based on that player's necessity since he/she excels at a certain role. I think equipping tanks with legendaries over say, mages, would be less of a bitch fest within guild.
I can see the bitch fest in 25 mans, and to an extent in 10; I think we've all been around the loot whore drama kings/queens who just feel every drop or goodie should go to them. For the grown ups in the room, path of least resistance is let them have it. That's why it's nice when the legendary goes to someone who's just a nice person; you really do want to help them out.
I'm on board with the "legendaries are the worst idea" bunch here, but I've said that before. =D
If there were to be a paladin/warrior tank specific legendary, I'd be the one to get it in our guild. I still think that there are better things to spend dev time on though. Like making bosses more interesting, or less skewed to one set of dps.
Legendary weapons are a broken idea in my humble opinion. I like the idea of having to do a quest and having to forge special weapons, having different ranks of the legendary much like Sulfuras had an epic version that required you to get the Eye of Ragnaros to create the legendary, however I dislike the extent at which quests take in order to create newer legendary weapons. Valanyr is an example of a legendary weapon that was not so absurd to obtain, but still relied on players to clear the content in order to get it. Shadowmourne was good because the amount of time required to obtain one was not so exceptionally long that the hardest boss of the expansion was being downed before one was completed because let's face it, the legendary daggers were finally created by one player what, a month after heroic Deathwing was killed?
Legendary weapon quests need to be shortened, but not so easy that everyone and their mother has one by the end of a raiding tier. Tanks need a legendary weapon, however I think it would be great to see a tanking related quest line for the classes with tanking roles, so whether you are a bear, DK tank, Warrior or Paladin, you can obtain a weapon that relates to your spec with dodge, parry, mastery and put tanking favorable sockets on it with bonuses to go along with it. For Warriors and Paladins having the same kind of weapon type makes it easier to develop, if bears were still able to benefit from strength 2 hand weapons, they'd be able to use the same weapon as a Blood tank.
I actually meant that i've really enjoyed the solo quest parts of the last two legendaries quest chains, fighting my way in to the nexus and stealthing through gilneas has been fun and i'd rather like more of that sort of content but ofr the character i prefer most. Screw the orange pixels. Screw the raid farming, I want more shit to do on my warrior. THings like soloing Onyxia or Sarth or Marrowgar type stuff.
Secondly the only people who can fully use a legendary will be done with content by they time they get it. Rogue legendaries helped only a handful of guilds finish Heroic Madness, and unless you were below world 300th dragonwrath didn't help your H rag kill.
Thrice it creates more drama then its worth.
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Gamebreaking gear for one class sucks. epic quest chains for all do not.
I really can't see them doing any interesting legendary for all tanks at the same time. Sure, they could stop doing legendaries at all, but I seriously doubt that will be the case. Honestly if there was a legendary shield for Paladins and Warriors, I think people can live. The other classes will QQ as they always do when the legendary isn't for them, but it happens. They could even do a druid legendary staff for the "class specific" legendary at some point that benefits all specs depending on the form they're in.
I don't know, but this topic has been out there for quite some time.
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I think the bears and death knights would disagree with you
For years we heard the "one class" excuse for not having any more staves with armor, leather with mitigation stats, and of course no bear legendary.
Then they say, "Rogue only legendary, hahaha!"
The core issue with legendaries before the final tier of an expansion is that they dramatically shift balance on a level that can't be anticipated before the legendary is implemented.
Something like a tanking legendary sounds nice on paper but if you put in it in the game during say t14, then it will be a major factor in progress for t15, and t16, all way until the next xpack after WoWMoP.
DPS legendaries pose the same problem. When you look at this tier, how ultraxion, and spine of deathwing worked this tier. If dragonwrath had been given a tier early it would have been the same thing on baleroc, domo, ragnaros.
Healing legendaries are the same-ish. WoWCata not as much, because of the more cooldown heavy.
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