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Nice Monty Python reference for opener lol
I get this sense that you really did not like Cataclysm all that much, Lore. I know that if I ever set foot back in Dragonsoul, I will probably jump off of something tall :P
That said, MoP looks amazing. The land, the plethora of things to do (and let's face it, archaeology was a snoozefest) as well as a very large raid tier make this very exciting.
But, I was excited for what Cataclysm was going to do as well, so we will see.
Still don't get how the idea of 'having to progress through prior raids' is any different or will cause any fewer problems than the issues in BC and the more substantial issues EQ faced. If you need Mogushan vault gear for whatever the next intra-tier zone is, that really isn't any different from needing a previous tier to go to the next one. If you want to replace someone in your post-Mogushan guild you are still going to be faced with the issue of having to either recruit a post-Mogushan player or have your raid team return to Mogushan.
The only way this coud be ameliorated is by moving older raids into x-realm raiding such that any potential recruit can just pug the previous intra-tier zones. Otherwise, from the perspective of the recruit, they are either going to need to be run through by the guild recruiting them (the problem you keep referencing) or they will have to find another organized group (which, if they had in the first place, they wouldn't be looking for a guild).
I think a lot of people will be disappointed if they think RF will bring back the tier by tier progression system.
Given that the majority will be on the main progression curve (especially so as we have RF now...), the pool of alts and new players queuing for the lower tiers will be a lot smaller than the pool of mains queueing for the current tier. Expect queues to be much longer in the older tiers than you experience now in DS.
Even queues for the current tier would be worse than we experience now in DS as there will be less alts there in the queue pool as they have to slowly climb their way up the RNG ladder.
I expect this will be made worse by less people bothering to gear up alts if they are forced to play RNG russian roulette for weeks or months on end in the old raids when all they wanted to do was rapidly get their alt up to the current tier as they do now - in many cases to replace their main rather than supplement it.
Heck I don't care as I play healers and would get instant queues if I bother (which I probably won't now - thereby exacerbating the problem) but for DPS I can see some horrendous queue times.
I am also concerned with how 5 mans are handled. 5 mans are more popular than raids. Aren't we getting new tiers of 5 mans?!? I believe we need them if we are to see a bounce back in subs. If we have new 5 mans they must drop better gear than the previous tier of 5 mans or players won't use them....but that now gives players the choice to fast track and avoid the earlier raid tiers....
What do the players do when given that choice.....same as they do now - skip!
Iirc, it was only ToC and the 3 ICC based 5 mans that dropped gear higher than the rest of Wrath's dungeons and the ICC heroic dungeon gear was only the quality of Ulduar 25 keepers bosses. The bigger problem with the gear progression in Wrath and Cataclysm to an extent, was the availability of tier items for VP, something which won't be available in MoP. The dungeons in Cataclysm did offer mid tier/previous tier ilvl gear also, which made the previous tier insignificant - a much bigger problem than it could have been imo.
In Wrath, I didn't have any problems raiding every tier or raiding every night, except Naxx, for fun, mounts, helping guildies or whatever. In cataclysm, I did and I don't really know why. Probably the fact that, even though T11 had 13 bosses, each instance was tiny and we were soon steered into the "raid on reset day, clear raid and log off until next reset day" mentality when T12 and T13 were launched.
In Mop, there are several reps you will need to get to revered in order to get raid quality gear, the big difference is that you would need 26 weeks or so to gear all of your slots in rep gear as they currently cost 1750VP ea. and the cap on VP is (in beta) 1000VP/w.
I really hope they keep the heroic dungeon gear as close to pre T14 levels as possible, regardless of future patches, which should add to the longevity of the content overall.
I disagree that the amount of mains going into RF as the expansion goes on is a problem, from my experience RF is as busy as it was on day 1 and there is no way in hell that ~90% of the characters involved in it are mains...
I think that if people have to, they will queue up for things which are designed for their item level, whether that be 5 mans or RF content. At the rate RF gearing goes for most people, they will graduate to the next tier in a few weeks (as opposed to a day farming HC's like we can now) which can only be a good thing.
They will NEVER make old content NEED to be run on alts/freshly dinged toons. That would mean they need to stop coming out with 5 mans (with epic drops) as well as stop coming out with new crafted recipes each tier. That is the ONLY way they could keep old content relevant.
I do totally wish they would stop giving epics out in 5-mans, especially if they plan on continuing with the dumbed-down LFR raids. You just cannot drop epics in 5-mans that are on par/better than previous tiers while still expecting/hoping/praying older tiers remain relevant.
I'm "ok" with having 5-10 boss tiers as long as it's not 1 raid with 5-10 bosses, I hope they make 2+ instances if they are going to cut corners with the content.
The one thing I'm really curious on is the "end" raid. I've heard people say it's going to happen in Org? I mean is it going to be ToC style faction champs in the sense of horde will fight alliance "versions" of the bosses, or is it going to be more-so a "hey this guy, used to be in your faction and no turned on you, kill him"?
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They key to queue times are the pool size in relation to the group size. The pool size depends on a number of factors. If everyone (all mains and alts) can only use one tier in RF as we have now then you have a big pool and it runs smoothly. If as in DF players can spam it multiple times per day it also runs more smoothly.
RF is different to DF. Not least because you can only run it once per week per toon (for gear) and you need 25 people. The implications of that should be obvious...
When 4.3 hit you pretty much had everyone in the queue pool. Mains and alts. You even point out yourself that a large number are alts.
In MOP the majority of people will level cap their main during the first tier and run each tier when it is the current active tier. When they get to the final tier it will be like the situation we have now with DS (mains only having one viable RF tier)...BUT...there will be less alts running there. Alts will be spread out across different tiers and many people will be deterred from gearing up alts as they won't want to re-run those old tiers. With a weekly lockout on GEAR in RF they won't be gearing up alts rapidly via DF which will drag out the process, spread people out more and also put people off running at all.
So expect queues for the final MOP tier to be longer than they are for DS as it will be smaller than the pool we have now (less alts).
For people running the older (not current) tier(s) the situation gets worse. The huge wave of mains will all advance on the main progression curve. Once T15 is released those main toons will run T15 RF and won't return to T14. This means that T14 RF will have to survive on the numbers of alts alone and that number will be significantly smaller than the number of mains and even smaller again than DS RF that has all mains + all alts with no other viable RF tier.
So the queue time for the current active tier will be slightly longer than DS RF, but mostly an acceptable queue time.
The queue time for old tiers however will be considerably longer than DS. By "considerably longer" I mean if you want to do T14 during the period of the final tier in MOP then I will LOL in your face and my healer will charge you 2k gold for an instant join!
At a time like this they need to simplify. They need to make things easier on the player. Not overwhelm them with so many factions, so many mini games, making professions more complex. Simplify raiding , do not make it more complex with so many bosses and gating it.
What made BC and Wrath so great? They made it easier on the players and classes. They did not make classes "more interesting to play" they made them more fun to play. "More interesting to play" is not actually more fun, players leave when they are not having fun. Give classes a bone, give rogues a sticky combo point system that does not drop when they change target. Keep AOE abilities in the rotation. I do not want to have to set up a whole set of keybinds just incase we get 3 adds instead of 1.
Why is LOL so popular ? 6 buttons ... and ftp, ill give it that, but if was ftp and overly complex it would not be the success it is in my opinion. Same with D3, simple game not many abilities, even tho lots of choices. WoW NEEDS to simplify to survive. GW2 .. yeah not so complex but fun.
If you want simple gameplay, there are simple game modes. LFR and Dungeons can be completed with a handful of buttons, I'd rather raiding and high level pvp keep the complexity that makes it engaging, with options for simpler game modes (in dungeons and LFR / unrated pvp) and a varity of complexity in rotations (some rotations should be simple, but there should be options for some engaging gameplay).
On a more related note - If MOP does flop (Which I hope it won't, they're taking a lot of steps away from the directions I was worried about them heading in cata), will blizzard finally phone Lore with a job offer?
Can MoP save WoW?
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I agree that there is a point where it is too simple. Arcane Mage. But overly complex seems to be the way they are headed. Reforging ? Need a website to do it right. HoPo , not as bad but not needed imo. I think it great that you kept playing your warlock, but sadly most have not. Why , it might be engaging, but its not "fun". Combat Rogue. broken imo, too many systems that restrict it making only viable for pve. Why make it that complex? I know some it has to do with PVP implications and having to throttle burst ability, but why do it for some classes and not others? BM hunters, 7 line "iwin macro" . WoW has lost a lot of "fun factor".
I know that they have a lot on their plate and i do not envy them at all, this xpan is make it or break it. I predict another 3mil sub loss by December if GW2 has a bigger fun factor than WoW.
Yeah you make a good case and I did understand what you meant, what I am trying to say though, is that the flow of alts and casual players will probably increase, especially in the case of casual players, with MoP's release. There is a new class available and I am sure loads of people will want to level one and although I realise that getting into RF T14 when we're at T16 may take longer, unless there is another way of easily gearing a character, then T14 -15 -16 through RF is going to be the way it happens. I don't doubt for a minute that healers will be charging for queues, just like they are now, but I am hoping against hope that the expansion itself, being the most casual friendly expansion yet, will be enough to hold these players attention to sustain it for its duration.
Lets just hope that, come T16 there aren't a bunch of dungeons offering gear at T15.5 - after all, what would be the point of so many factions offering great gear and equally, what would we do with our seas of VP?
If MoP is supposed to be a trilogy, I really hope that the story is read that way, I hate books that you just want to skip to the end of. Like Cataclysm.
Can MoP save WoW?.....
Does WoW really "need" saving?
I mean, which perspective do we really want to take with this? I brought up some points in a response to the Legendary just posted previously (http://www.tankspot.com/showthread.p...-1.1M-Sub-Loss) in regards to this. My question is.... is a game that is still raking in over $1 billion in profits per year really in need of "saving"?
If by saving, we mean restoring it to its "previous" dominance (it's STILL the leading horse in the field kids).... that is one thing. But really, the game is still turning a massive profit for Blizzard/Activision. What I'm concerned about really is, at what point is this just "not enough" for these companies, and they start cutting corners, reskinning old bosses/mobs as new content, and just doing the bare minimum to get by.... slowly sacrificing what was once a high quality game for the sake of cost cutting?
I really get the sense that they (Blizzard / Activision) REALLY DON'T UNDERSTAND that a HUGE part of their success was the reciprocated loyalty to their fans and the dedication to trying to "do right by the customer". They were successful because they were all about their gamers.
There has been a shift in the way the community perceives the game though. Whether it's true or not, it seems to be what is perceived. Among these things is that:
- Blizzard is catering to the bads
- Blizzard is giving away things
- That people don't want to have to "earn" their achievements, raids, boss kills, loot, etc...
- That Blizzard has sold out to the "casual"
- That WoW is becoming too much pay-to-win
All of that and more. The underlying theme to all of it?..... that Blizzard is chasing a buck instead of trying to just make something AWESOME.
Some of it is the playerbase "overanalyzing". Some of it is honestly just the "grandpa" thing of "back when I was in TBC, we all were independent, we earned what we got, and we walked uphill both ways to the dungeon entrance". I'm pretty positive of that, but in some ways, again, all of this is pointing to a general perception issue, and in my experience.... when there is a large-scale perception of something that is pretty consistent or at least is pointing to the same area..... there is always at least a little bit of truth to it.
All that said, if I could talk with the corporate heads at Bliizard / Activision, I'd ask them, what's worse..... making a profit? Or completely losing a line of profit just because it's not making as much as it used to? Continuing to cut into the quality of WoW is GOING to cost you in the long run, one way or another. You will relegate yourselves to "joke" status, and people will stop respecting you. People will no longer be interested in your products because, hey...... look at what they did to the brand name! At some point, the loss of reputation across the board is going to damage EVERYTHING you release.
So.... do you guys want to be in the video game industry for the long haul and be an enduring presence? Or do you just want to make your quick buck now and not care about anything down the road? Because the path you have been on.... will lead to Blizzard being a second-bit, non-player in the market.
Or as I like to say, "Ford and Ferrari both make cars..... but very few people dream of owning a Ford." One has developed a reputation and nurtured it. Blizzard..... stop trying to kill yours.
No one tanks in a void.........
Have they made any changes to the guild leveling system? That pretty much ruined WoW. Perks that are too good to stay un-guilded, then making it virtually impossible to start a new guild and keep people. Now 50% or more of guilds are just gold-farmer guilds and starting your own at this point is out of the question.
IMO they need to do 3 things:
1. Pro-rate the amount of xp you get based on the number of members in your guild.
2. Guild perks are like talents, you unlock them in any order you want (with improved versions being later talents if those exist) - this should alleviate getting people to stick around in your guild.
3. Make it feasible for 3/4 people to power/level a guild in a reasonable amount of time.
Until then, I'll keep watching WoW from the sidelines, and maybe hop in for a month or two a time to consume whatever content exists.
I agree with most of the points Lore make (as usual), but I sure hope they won't overdo it. I remember the raids in BC being hard (heck, I didn't even raid most of them (coincidence?)), they were 25-man only, and there was no LFR or sure way of doing them if your guild wasn't planning to (time-consuming, organizing difficulties, lack of proper loot etc.). Not only that, but 5-man heroics and badge gear was not of a high item level, nor cheap. Most, if not all, of these issues we don't see today. All of these small changes add up, and I just wish that MoP won't be a zerg-easyfest halfway through the expansion. Like Lore said, exploring, and some other guy mentioned the journey that existed in primarily classic wow, not brainlessly pressing the "Find Boss"-button and faceplowing through the same easy content more-than-par gear for the content you are doing.
WoW is successful primarily due to tenure now. People have too many friends and time invested to quit forever (7+ years for some). All new games lack that.
I am looking forward to MoP just because it is going to be my first totally casual expansion. I am still in a guild that will be running heroic raids and all that but I am just around as a friend, and sure if they need a warm body one night they might get me involved in a raid for a night but for the most part it is LFR, 5mans, and PVP for my future and I have to say from that perspective MoP is looking pretty damn good. If it wasn't for this approuch to the game honestly it wouldn't still be subbing come Mists (yeah I bailed on them for the year wait, can you really blame me?).
Granted that could all come to a screaming halt if they release another Firelands/Dragon Soul and neglect to release newer PVP stuff. But like Lore said I don't expect another 16ish boss tier, but also like he said I would really like to see it up around 10ish and maybe a new BG released once every couple patches combined with their current strategy of dropping 5 mans with tiers as well.
Honestly I wish they released a 3 prong push each patch. A new BG/arena, a new raid(s), and new 5 man(s). I know it isn't likely because it seems pretty apparent that they are having trouble just pushing raids out in time before people explode, but a man can dream.


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Yup, what Char said! I was going to say it looks just like eczemaand that my son has the steroid cream and it works wonders!! Hope you get some soon!
Yup, what Char said! I was going to say it looks just like eczemaand that my son has the steroid cream and it works wonders!! Hope you get some soon!
Thank you so much for all the help/advice its not as red as in the pictures today and I put the hydrocortisone cream on it once already. I do think it was a bit chapped yesterday because while in the car he has spilled/spit his entire zippy cup of water on himself in his car seat and had to sit in it for an hour while driving!!! Kids just aren't. Very smart sometimes, lol
Going on an restricted diet is never fun, but cereal and milk is REALLY easy to take care of- RICE milk! As for the rest of dairy- I'm not too sure, but we've done salt "free" (many foods have sodium in it, but the added sodium is what the problem is), gluten free, meat free, sugar free...... I'm probably missing something in there. Glad it has calmed down some.
Yep I agree with ll said It looks like eczema! My son has suffered with eczema since he was about 2.5 years old, he will be 12 next week.
We have tried a lot of stuff! Over the counter and RX.
Triamcinolone works the best for him (it is an RX) it heals his eczema faster than any other cream we have tried!
When he is itchy we also use a spray called Dermoplast, it is an over the counter spray. And safe for little ones. It basically numbs the area, it doesn't heal the eczema, but it helps with the itching.
Also try to keep it dry and clean, sweat makes it really get angry.
My husband is Lactose intolerant, so we have Almond Milk for him vs 2% for the kids... I'll just have to start using the Almond milk and see if that makes a difference.... now about the Yogurt.... do they even MAKE lactose free yogurt?
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Someone mentioned an allergy test... we did have one done when he was 18 months old, which showed he was allergic to many things (dogs, cats and peanuts included) and we have a dog, a cat and he eats peanut butter every day.... so.... lol I think he needs a re-check!
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It does look exactly like eczema to me as well. I don't like to use steroid creams on my kids unless it absolutely won't clear up without. I give them a lukewarm bath, then immediately after you towel them off, rub him down with Cetaphil emolient cream. When it is bad like that, it helps to bathe them 2-3 times - just a nice soak to get that moisture in there - and use the cream. You want his skin to still be moist when you rub it on. Carter had eczema badly as a baby all over his face, elbows, and his butt. He still gets it occasionally. I hope it gets cleared up soon!
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I have adult onset eczema, which started about 3 years ago, only in the winter months, but I would just use over the counter cream to keep it under control. Now it's progressed past that point, and even the steroid cremes aren't seeming to work out! I will try a few of the tips on here, and hopefully that will help!
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A Virtual Private Network (VPN) is a network technology that creates a secure network connection over a public network such as the Internet or a private network owned by a service provider. Large corporations, educational institutions, and government agencies use VPN technology to enable remote users to securely connect to a private network.
A VPN can connect multiple sites over a large distance just like a Wide Area Network (WAN). VPNs are often used to extend intranets worldwide to disseminate information and news to a wide user base. Educational institutions use VPNs to connect campuses that can be distributed across the country or around the world.
In order to gain access to the private network, a user must be authenticated using a unique identification and a password. An authentication token is often used to gain access to a private network through a personal identification number (PIN) that a user must enter. The PIN is a unique authentication code that changes according to a specific frequency, usually every 30 seconds or so.
There are a number of VPN protocols in use that secure the transport of data traffic over a public network infrastructure. Each protocol varies slightly in the way that data is kept secure.
IP security (IPSec) is used to secure communications over the Internet. IPSec traffic can use either transport mode or tunneling to encrypt data traffic in a VPN. The difference between the two modes is that transport mode encrypts only the message within the data packet (also known as the payload) while tunneling encrypts the entire data packet. IPSec is often referred to as a "security overlay" because of its use as a security layer for other protocols.
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Transport Layer Security (TLS) use cryptography to secure communications over the Internet. Both protocols use a "handshake" method of authentication that involves a negotiation of network parameters between the client and server machines. To successfully initiate a connection, an authentication process involving certificates is used. Certificates are cryptographic keys that are stored on both the server and client.
Point-To-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP) is another tunneling protocol used to connect a remote client to a private server over the Internet. PPTP is one of the most widely used VPN protocols because of it's straightforward configuration and maintenance and also because it is included with the Windows operating system.
Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP) is a protocol used to tunnel data communications traffic between two sites over the Internet. L2TP is often used in tandem with IPSec (which acts as a security layer) to secure the transfer of L2TP data packets over the Internet. Unlike PPTP, a VPN implementation using L2TP/IPSec requires a shared key or the use of certificates.
VPN technology employs sophisticated encryption to ensure security and prevent any unintentional interception of data between private sites. All traffic over a VPN is encrypted using algorithms to secure data integrity and privacy. VPN architecture is governed by a strict set of rules and standards to ensure a private communication channel between sites. Corporate network administrators are responsible for deciding the scope of a VPN, implementing and deploying a VPN, and ongoing monitoring of network traffic across the network firewall. A VPN requires administrators to be continually be aware of the overall architecture and scope of the VPN to ensure communications are kept private.
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A VPN is a inexpensive effective way of building a private network. The use of the Internet as the main communications channel between sites is a cost effective alternative to expensive leased private lines. The costs to a corporation include the network authentication hardware and software used to authenticate users and any additional mechanisms such as authentication tokens or other secure devices. The relative ease, speed, and flexibility of VPN provisioning in comparison to leased lines makes VPNs an ideal choice for corporations who require flexibility. For example, a company can adjust the number of sites in the VPN according to changing requirements.
There are several potential disadvantages with VPN use. The lack of Quality of Service (QoS) management over the Internet can cause packet loss and other performance issues. Adverse network conditions that occur outside of the private network is beyond the control of the VPN administrator. For this reason, many large corporations pay for the use of trusted VPNs that use a private network to guarantee QoS. Vendor interoperability is another potential disadvantage as VPN technologies from one vendor may not be compatible with VPN technologies from another vendor. Neither of these disadvantages have prevented the widespread acceptance and deployment of VPN technology.
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What is a SOCKS proxy server?
Though this protocol was developed long ago enough, it is rather new (compared to the HTTP proxy). SOCKS allows to work with any (version SOCKS 4 - with TCP, SOCKS 5 - with TCP and UDP) protocols. A socks proxy simply transfers data from a client to a server, not penetrating into this data contents (therefore it can work with HTTP, FTP, SMTP, POP3, NNTP, etc.).
Anonymity of a SOCKS Proxy
As SOCKS (as it was already marked above) transfers all data from a client to a server, nothing adding from itself, from the point of view of a web-server, a socks proxy is a client. Therefore anonymity of this type of proxy servers is really always absolute.
Using SOCKS Proxies
At present time there exist 2 versions of the SOCKS protocol: 4 and 5. The 4th version, as it appeared earlier, is more widespread. However, now the 5th version is also supported by many popular programs such as ICQ (old ICQ versions, in general, could use only SOCKS proxies), Napster, AudioGalaxy, Emule etc. Generally speaking, as a SOCKS proxy can "proxy" any TCP / UDP protocol, it could be used also by mail programs, but they do not do it. Therefore, for such programs (which cannot work with socks) there was developed a special software automatically enabling TCP and UDP networking client applications to traverse a SOCKS server.
HTTP Proxy:
What is HTTP proxy server?
HTTP proxy server is a proxy, allowing working on the Internet with HTTP and (not always) FTP protocols. It (as well as other proxy servers) can carry out caching of information downloaded from the Internet.
Let's have a more detailed look over its abilities.
Anonymity of HTTP Proxy
HTTP proxy servers have several anonymity levels. It depends on purposes, which a proxy is used for, so an anonymity requirement is not always an essential one. Conditionally HTTP proxy servers by their anonymity degree could be divided onto:
Transparent - these proxies are not anonymous. They, first, let a web server know that there is used a proxy server and, secondly, "give away" an IP-address of a client. The task of such proxies, as a rule, is information caching and/or support of Internet access for several computers via single connection.
Anonymous - these proxy servers let a remote computer (web-server) know, that there is used a proxy, however, they do not pass an IP-address of a client.
Distorting - unlike the previous type, they transfer an IP-address to a remote web-server, however, this address is a phantom: randomly generated by a proxy server or any fixed (not your) IP. So, these proxies distort your IP address from the point of view of a web-server.
High anonymous (elite) - they do not send your IP-address to a remote computer. Also, they do not inform that there is used any proxy server! So, a web-server "thinks" that it works directly with a client.
This anonymity classification is rather conventional. There are many other classifications, specifying / expanding / generalizing this one.
Using HTTP Proxies
Now HTTP proxy servers are the most widespread. Their support (ability to use them) is included into many programs: browsers, download managers etc. However, their support is not realized at a level of an operating system - in order to use them, you should configure all programs, which should use proxies, in an appropriate way


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Date: August 12, 2009
by: Pam McTeer | News Editor
EAST COUNTY — Stephanie Covey doesn't exactly have a bedroom at home any more, but she doesn't mind.
Since she's been away at the University of Florida studying public relations, her room has been converted into storage space for packs of tuna, bags of lentils, books and any other non-perishable food items that a family in need may require.
"I moved out, and my room's the stock room now," she said with a chuckle.
Covey is the founder of Backpack Club Inc., a non-profit organization that is helping East County families one child — and one backpack — at a time.
Through donations and a team of volunteers, the organization provides children at Freedom Elementary School with a backpack filled with food, toiletries and other items. Qualifying children take the backpacks homes once each month, empty them and return them to be refilled.
Each child gets one backpack, so families with more than one child are getting more food.
Covey sets up donations and handles other logistics, while her mother, Sherri, brother, James, and his friends from Braden River High School pick up the donations each Saturday from the Publix at Lakewood Walk, sort through items and stuff them into backpacks for delivery.
"The volunteers at Braden River High School have been such a vital part of Backpack Club," Covey said. "It wouldn't happen without James and all his friends."
Covey first learned about the idea for a Backback Club two years ago while taking a sociology class. An article she read suggested that sending backpacks full of food home with needy children may help reduce some forms of poverty.
"I liked the idea," Covey said. "I called the guidance counselor at Freedom. I said if things ever got that bad, here was something I'd like to start. She said they needed it now."
Covey got to work and started Backpack Club Inc., last August. Initially, the program provided backpacks to about five children. But by the end of the school year, the number had grown to about 75.
"I knew the economy was rough, and people were struggling, but I didn't know there was such a great need," Covey said. "We found that the federal breakfast and lunch program helps them a lot, but (these children) aren't able to go home and get the nutrition they need to focus in school."
Freedom Elementary Guidance Counselor Sherri Brunner said the program has resulted in a new level of trust between participating families and the school and that children involved in the program have vested more into their education through improved attendance and doing their homework more frequently.
"It has been a real spirit-booster for the students and their families and our staff, as well," Brunner said of the club. "When you see things being done that really help and the kids enjoy it, and it's all done through the donations and goodwill of others — that's a beautiful thing."
Covey said she hopes to help even more children at Freedom this year — there are 210 on free or reduced-price lunches — and eventually would like to expand the program to other East County schools.
"If there's a child at that school that needs it, I want to provide them food," she said.
Covey now is organizing a Backpack Club at a primary school near her college.
For more information about Backpack Club, visit www.backpackclubinc.org.
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- What a wonderful thing for a young person to do. Stephanie Covey and her brother, plus the kids who volenteer are so generous with their time.
I hope the program continues to grow.
It is so very good to hear positive things about the youth of the community and realize the future looks brighter with caliber of Stephanie, James and the children of Braden River High School. A great "Thank You" also to Publix, and all the folks who donate to help Stephanie achieve her hopes for no hunger child in our community.
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Although a telemetry issue caused problems for the Japanese driver in the morning on Day Two in Bahrain, for the second day running Caterham were the busiest of the Renault powered teams.
Covering 66 laps, Kobayashi put in a very late dash to jump from tenth to sixth on the timesheets.
His 1:39.855 was, however, 4.945s short of Kevin Magnussen's P1 time in the McLaren.
"It was good to be back in the car and even though we had quite a few interruptions in the morning with a telemetry issue, we still completed 66 laps which is another useful day's work," he said.
"It's still too early to know where we really are, but being able to build the mileage every day is the only way we'll be able to get the most out of the car.
"Reliability is going to be so important this year, and it's good that the issues we've had here have been fixed well enough to allow us to keep running.
"It's also good to finish the day with a relatively quicker lap, but even though everyone knows lap times don't really mean anything in the tests, it's good for the team to start to see us unlocking some of the car's performance."
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College's Choral Groups to Present Spring Concert
College Chorale, College-Community Chorus and VIP Gospel Choir to Perform May 5
April 26, 2013
Members of the Wilmington College Chorale perform at the Winter Holiday Concert in December.
Wilmington College's three vocal music groups will perform in concert May 5, at 7:30 p.m., in Hugh G. Heiland Theatre.
The annual Spring Concert will feature the Wilmington College Chorale, conducted by Catherine Roma, the College-Community Chorus under the direction of Elizabeth Haskins, and Voices in Praise gospel choir, which is directed and accompanied by Steve Milloy.
The concert is free of charge.
The evening's program, titled "It's All About Love (and Our Relationships)," will feature music from a variety of musical genres all based on the theme of love.
"We celebrate the very different relationships and messages of love as we travel through life's journey together," Roma said, noting the her group will primarily feature pop music and musical theatre. "Chorale will weave the story of our connected lives and we recognize that it's all about love."
Two graduating seniors, Susan Dicken and Jesse Ingels, are featured soloists on "For Good." Other featured soloists include junior Bekah Muchmore on "Can You Hear," which opens with a soprano trio with graduating senior Amanda Wilcher, junior Katie Watson and freshman Kala Fox. Junior David Woolever solos in the iconic Beatles tune, "In My Life."
The Chorale will balance its program with "Children Will Listen," "I Hope You Dance" and "Requiem," the latter of which is dedicated to victims of natural disasters.
Rachel Kramer provides the Chorale with piano accompaniment.
The College-Community Chorus and its men's and women's ensembles, accompanied by Ellen Clapp, will present a variety of choral and small ensemble repertoire including "Seasons of Love" from Rent by Jonathan Larson, "This Marriage" by Eric Whitacre and "Blue Moon," arranged by Robert J. Haskins.
Other numbers include "The Lord is My Shepherd" by Howard Goodall, "Nice Work If You Can Get It," by George Gershwin, "The Prayer" by Carole Bayer Sager and "What the World Needs Now Is Love" by Burt Bacharach.
Featured soloists are Andi Bell, Terri Valentine and Debbie Hess.
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I have been studying and researching the Mulapariyaya Sutta (MN 1) and was recently informed about variations in different versions. Apparently in the PTS version the sutta concludes with the Bhikkhus pleased, as does the German translation by K.E.Neumann. It was also mentioned that the Siamese version has a variant reading, although it was not specified what kind of variation.
I understand that there are also Chinese and Tibetan versions of this sutta.
My questions are about variations in the texst of this sutta, what those variations specifically are, how far back these variations can be traced, any variations in the oldest known texts and which of the older texts have been used in the preparation of different translations, past and present, into other languages.
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Sigh...I've learned to hate this guy. Guild run wiped on him for 3 hours last Naxx run. We'd downed Patches the previous night, so Grobb was the first and only one we ended up fighting the entire night. Tried kiting him on the outer wall, on the inner wall, no real difference noticed. There was a long debate on how far to kite him exactly, how big the rings get, what ranged should do, what melee should do, etc. We wiped on him so much, the richer members of the group ended up donating gold to the poorer members for repairs :P Think I lost track once we reached the double digits.
Anyway, the closest we got was someplace past the 25% mark, and it was just the speed which people were getting injected was killing else. Our designated callee was yelling a different name about once every second, and it killed our dps and was so chaotic, it just wiped the attempt.
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Does anyone sell attachments to put onto small household objects -- especially eyeglasses -- paired with some sort of tool to help find them when misplaced? I located the EyeWhere device (http://eyewhereinc.com/order.asp); does anyone have any feedback on that device? The EyeWhere clearly has a battery in the part attached to the eyeglass; I was hoping that there could be some sort of passive device that was much smaller for doing the task.
Something like a tiny RFID chip would be super. Are the RFID transceivers all way too expensive to make this feasible? I found a patent on putting RFID in glasses ( http://www.faqs.org/patents/app/20080218684 ), but no information about any retail sales.
Any other ideas? Thanks!
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It's past time for some techie to patent a chip that could be epoxied to eyeglasses with a remote finder. Thank of the time it would save hunting.link
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Do you have an unusual prescription? If not, I'd just buy a LOT of cheap glasses over the Internet. You can get 3 or 4 cheapo pairs for the price of one EyeWhere.....link
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just wear them on a grannie string around your neck. cheap and simplelink
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Haha - you are too funny! I was loving Amazon this year. I got lots of it done through them with free shipping! :D
LOL! I've been sick almost all of December (ugh), so I haven't done much scrapping or shopping. Thankfully I had most of my shopping already done. We still had to get DD a bike and I felt like crap, so I actually trusted DH to go pick one out without me. And he did a good job lol! It's pink and purple and has flowers on it. DD will love it. (I might start trusting DH to do more of the Christmas shopping!)
i just finished. did a lot online until sears (dot) com *&#(%$& me, was rude to me, and stole my money! (after 3 days of fighting did get it back. i will tell u this...DH works for sears (IN store) and they ALL say that the online needs to go out of business since they can't fix their issues and they have a LOT of them.
as for scrapping...hope to get some done next week...i miss scrapping for ME!!!
Cutting it close?
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I'm done with my shopping and most of my wrapping, too! My last presents should be coming tomorrow in the mail (online shopping habit + everyone offering free express shipping = last minute goodies!) and I'm DONE!
I'm ready to get back to scrapping too since I'm on winter break from school...whee! :D
We're done! DONE! Well, I'm done. Josh still has to buy something for me, XD (but I have 4 presents from my mom to open, so I'm good).
I have to wrap them, and I'd planned to wrap a few today but Snow Day)
Hey, it's only the 20th! :36_1_42:
I'm having a hard time finding stuff for "the boy". He's 16. He's getting a new audio system for his truck but I need to find him something to put under the tree. The only other thing he asked for was a new graphics card but I had to let the grandparents buy him that. So I wander the stores looking for something... besides socks and underwear.
Lisa how about gift cards for like fast food or gas, and you can hide them in the tree for him, thats all i got, i had a hard time with my 6year old boy all he wanted was skylanders and legos, lol.
I finished shopping today just a few gifts for my mom and the inlaws. i have Ana's stuff all wrapped i just have to wrap everything else, My family (mom and brothers) are comming over on Sunday so i have to keep up with the house and then begin cooking and baking, while trying to squeeze in some designing lol
bank gift cards r nice as they can use them anywhere. also we got a great car cleaning kit at target half off (still is) for our son...air fresheners, things for his truck like that
Great ideas, thanks!