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Cattaraugus Creek Characteristics part of Cutting Edge:Geomorphology:Activities
This activity follows a field trip where we visit locations along Cattaraugus Creek, NY. In this assignment, students use topo maps to calculate gradient and they calculate and evaluate hydrographs.
Hypothesis Testing through Field Investigation of Mystery Mounds part of Cutting Edge:Geomorphology:Activities
Students formulate and test a hypothesis that addresses the potential processes involved in forming or subsequently shaping an unknown geomorphic feature, in this case mima mounds or patterned ground. Students gain ...
The geomorphology of home part of Cutting Edge:Geomorphology:Activities
In this lab, students read and interpret 1) peer-reviewed literature, 2) LIDAR-derived hillshade maps, and 3) the landscape itself to better understand the geomorphology of their local urban/suburban environment ...
Serpentine Seamounts in the Mariana Forearc: Shallow Material Releases from Downgoing Plates part of MARGINS Data in the Classroom:MARGINS Mini-Lessons
A set of maps, images and .kmz files for use in lectures and discussions on forearc serpentine volcanism in the Mariana subduction system.
Tracking Tectonic Plates Using Two Independent Methods part of Cutting Edge:Introductory Courses:Activities
Students use two independent methods to determine relative plate motions across a plate boundary. They find that plate tectonic theory generally holds up but also discover sophisticated detail (e.g. velocities ...
Analyzing Real-Time and Historical Wave and Sea Surface Data part of Cutting Edge:Introductory Courses:Activities
Students gather and analyze real-time and historical wave height, and sea surface temperature data with emphasis on U.S. west coast and Southern California locations. Analysis of the wave height data allows ...
Florida River Project: Minerals in the field part of Cutting Edge:Introductory Courses:Activities
This is a field trip that is part of a semester-long research project. In this lab, students visit part of their research site to look at rocks and minerals in the study area.
Florida River Project: Measuring discharge, sediment, and water chemistry part of Cutting Edge:Introductory Courses:Activities
This data collection lab is part of a semester-long project, monitoring a local river.
Hot spot volcanism in western North America part of Cutting Edge:Introductory Courses:Activities
Students use real data on age of volcanism and ash thickness distribution to better understand hot spot volcanic activity.
Mapping a local Dune Field, and estimating paleowind speed and direction part of Cutting Edge:Geomorphology:Activities
We visit the Pinebush dune field in eastern New York State (20 minutes from campus). Students map one large parabolic dune, and collect sample of dune sand. In the lab, students map the dune field from aerial ...
Viewing geomorphic landforms with Google Earth part of Cutting Edge:Geomorphology:Activities
Geomorphic processes are not limited to the local or regional area around the University and most students have not been outside of the region. With today's technology we are able to see features on the ...
Pop Bottle Hydrograph part of Cutting Edge:Introductory Courses:Activities
Create hydrograph and explore changes in physical parameters on form of hydrograph. Set up is easy: water is sprinkled into a model watershed (sand in pop bottle) and allowed to dribble onto cheap digital scale. ...
Metamorphism and Continental Collision part of Cutting Edge:Introductory Courses:Activities
This is an exercise designed to help students link metamorphism and other geologic processes in context of the plate tectonic theory.
Physical Geology: Amazing GeoRace part of Cutting Edge:Introductory Courses:Activities
Allows introductory physical geology students the opportunity to examine various uses of geological materials in society, in a manner that is also fun and enjoyable.
Using Topographic Maps part of Cutting Edge:Geomorphology:Activities
Group exercise requires students to use topographic maps to try to answer three local geologic problems involving alluvial fans, alpine glaciers and coastal landscape.
Landscape Models part of Cutting Edge:Geomorphology:Activities
An introduction to using WILSIM, an on-line lanscape evolution model.
Metropolitan Museum of Art: Earth Materials and Ancient Cultures part of Cutting Edge:Introductory Courses:Activities
Students investigate properties of earth materials through the lens of art and archeology. It allows ties to other required core curriculum courses (particularly classics and art history), and integrates the use of ...
Snowpack analysis part of Cutting Edge:Geomorphology:Activities
Measurement and analysis of snowpack density and SWE. Students collect field data on the snowpack, analyse and interpret the data, and present their results.
Morphological Classification of Shorelines based on Hydrographic Regime part of Cutting Edge:Geomorphology:Activities
Through Google Earth, students will be introduced to a variety of depositional coastal forms, and then given a series of locations from which they are to answer questions relating to the shoreline feature observed. ...
Weather Map Assignment part of Cutting Edge:Introductory Courses:Activities
This assignment assesses how well students are able to record and synthesize basic meteorological data.


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November 13, 2012
This holiday season, Lake Stevens residents are working to brighten the lives of millions of needy children around the world.
Right now, volunteers are preparing for the collection of over 2,300 gift-filled shoe boxes—Lake Stevens' target contribution to the world's largest Christmas project of its kind, Operation Christmas Child.
From Nov. 12–19, Calvary Chapel Lake Stevens in Lake Stevens will be bustling with activity as over 2300 shoe boxes packed full of goodies for needy kids overseas are dropped off by local individuals and families.
Anyone can drop off a packed shoe box at Calvary Chapel, 9428 4th St. SE in Lake Stevens.
The shoe box gifts will be hand-delivered to hurting children in 100 countries around the world.
Collections will be received Friday, Nov. 16 from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 17 from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. and Sunday, Nov. 18 from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. and Monday, Nov. 19 from 9 a.m. - 11 a.m.
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Patty DeOliveira is the collection site coordinator and can be reached at 425-335-4819.
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text: Why Is Bush Helping Saudi Arabia Build Nukes? http://online.wsj.com/article/SB121305642257659301.html Why I posted this is because part of Obama's foreign policy is to stop carrying out practices that are self-destructive in the long term. As in we had Saddam to counter Iran but we removed him at great expense and now have a bigger Iran problem. I'm not yet ready to back Obama ... but even the most blinded homer must admit we do some really dumb sh!t at times. Obama's foreign policy is too big to put here ... perhaps it will need to be split up ... but it is interesting and at the very least something the nation needs to discuss.


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This image is one of a group of views from the collection of a serviceman who apparently returned to the United States in USS Texan (ID # 1354).
Donation of Dr. Mark Kulikowski, 2008.
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Introducing myself and my journal: Sacred Ground Occidental
About Me:
I am Phyllis a mother of 3 beautiful, strong young women ages 30, 35, & 37. My granddaughter recently turned 18, and we all live around the Bay Area of Northern California, (about an hour drive north of San Francisco).
In 1987, I experienced a Kundalini crisis while I was asleep dreaming. In my dream I had traveled very high up and out into an infinite black void, while attempting to escape from someone pursuing me to do what he wanted to do. I kept saying no to his intentions. When I realized I was too far out and separated from my physical body and had no idea how to return, I remember asking, "Now what? Now you've done it! How on earth do I get back in? I have no idea, oh, s*@t!" I could feel my hand gripping some invisible object so tightly, it was as though all the bones would break in my fingers. I was given instructions by a compassionate Presence. I followed the instructions to merge with what looked like my own body descending on a spiral of stars, wrapped in a blanket of pure light, with head and feet sticking out. Releasing my grip as instructed, I entered my light body, rotating down a spiral of beautiful light, back down to find my self.
When I came closer to my body, I saw I was asleep on top of the bed, having a major epileptic seizure. My thought was, "Oh, no. This isn't going to be pretty." I braced myself for the reentry in through the base of my spine. It seemed as though I flew through my inner landscape for too long. I commented out loud as I continued to fly towards my head at the speed of light, "This is taking forEVER! When is this going to end?"
I sensed I was coming near to solid ground. I mentally prepared for a crash landing by bracing myself for the impact, taking a deep breath, closing my eyes tight. The "shattering" felt like I was made out of glass and had been dropped on my head from a skyscraper. It sent me hurtling across the bedroom, to land on my feet--FIRE ! I was on fire, standing in what felt like being engulfed in flames. I was in shock. As I looked down at my feet holding me to the floor, my body was disintegrating into a mysterious sparkling light that resembled twinkling masses of stars. I could see my body coming back together, but not quite. It wasn't solid. I knew I had to breathe and it was critically important that I be able to keep an emotionally stable mind to be safe and remain alive.
That afternoon was the end of my life as I had known it. I intuitively knew my marriage was over, that my husband would not be able to accept the "real" me, and I attempted talking myself into plans of hiding my healing abilities from him, in order to save my marriage. I also knew there would be horrible life-threatening consequences to this entire episode, if anyone found out.
A profound feeling of ancient knowing came through me, as I heard the word "Kundalini" from somewhere around me. Deep in my heart I knew what it meant, although I had no present day knowledge of it, nor of any healing abilities which now felt undeniably real, that I wanted to deny with my whole being.
As I looked across my room and out the window, I could see the many spiritual worlds now open and too numerous to count. All of the "solid objects" around me were alive, each with an interwoven web of light, exquisitely ordered which I sensed as a sacred netting of brilliant white light, intersected by stars. This netting which was so precisely created, held each physical pattern or shape together...consciously! All of the objects were alive with this light webbing which amazingly held a feeling of unified, heart intelligence, gentle yet strongly present, taking its form in purposeful connectivity.
It was many years before I would finally accept that sunny April afternoon as a blessing. And it was still more years before I would come to understand that this awakening meant living a life involved deeply in the presence of Ancestors. As twenty thousand generations of Ancestors took charge of teaching me how to live from my indigenous roots, I was learning to communicate with and direct the consciousness of my cells, and the spirits of their elemental natures, (earth, air/breath, fire, water, tree of life). I was required to learn how to work toward a more spiritually integrated and congruent life. My physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual education was by feeling the qualities of energetic and spiritual vibrations of each and every thought, feeling, intention, and word expressing itself within my entire nervous system. As each organ system evolved I was painfully aware of all forms of harshness residing within my under developed character traits. It was a white-hot searing pain that I feared might never end.
I needed to learn from the destructive power of fear and the healing powers of self compassion and self-forgiveness. As nature responded as parents and family to my inner life, keeping me on track, I began to trust in the wisdom I was feeling, as I became more skilled in constructive and beautiful ways of using imagination. All of this was to become what I humorously learned to call, my Divine Comedy. It was and still remains a Fine Art, setting to the task of educating and guiding myself within my Earth.
These instructions and experiences allowed me to emerge from the dark to a beauty-full realization of what the spirit of our ancient and elegant earth was asking of me: To evolve my awareness, and purposely choose to communicate and interact with the Intelligent Presence of Heart Consciousness, whose sole/soul function within all of Creation is the "spiritual connective tissue" throughout the cosmos. . .the real world-wide-web!
Until the day my dream brought me to my senses, I could not recall ever having been taught about ancestors or nature spirits. In my generation with siblings and cousins, it was unheard of to be in the presence of ANY spirits, nature or otherwise. I had no idea if I would live or die. It was by spending all of my extra time in water and through the love of my children and the beautiful interactions with nature, that I chose to observe, surrender to my worst to be my best as messy as it was at times, even if it meant dying--so I could live. At least, I thought, it would be an honorable death to face my fears so as not be controlled and ruled by the unknown.
After 3 years of initiation by fire & water, learning directly from my own ancestors, plant, animal, elemental & collective ancestors of the region in which I live, i was shown how to participate a more compassionate life. The commitment I had made as a soul has continued to develop me. In Hawaiian culture this type of experience is known as a "spiritual lightening strike." It was a complete breaking down of any permanent barriers of negativity, that might have prevented me from living my soul purpose. It gave me practical methods of intra-personal communication skills to practice as a way of focusing on more constructive, creative attitudes so I could safely explore the potent teachings and spiritual growth that feelings can potentially provide.
Having been raised a strict Catholic, with hopes of becoming a Maryknoll Missionary nun, I found it almost absurd that of all the previously unknown (to me) Gods & Goddesses who began visiting, there was no Jesus figure. It was a terrifying and beautifully life-altering experience that has brought an openness to and trust of nature spirits and ancestors and a life way that is inclusive of all major spiritual figures (including those of Christianity), but most notably, those of cultures from which I descend. I continue to respect all religions, cultures and peoples from around the world, and feel a deep connection.
The opening of these spiritual gateways led to my becoming a doctor of indigenous medicine, medical intuitive, transcultural health consultant, medical advocate, herbalist, herbal medicine maker, gardener, and educator. I love working with people of all ages, illuminating spiritual mysteries which reside at the roots of illnesses, facilitating safe and respectful journeys within to recognize and receive the gifts..
I lost my ability to read, write, walk & talk, because I was living in worlds that quantum physicists write about. I found ways to rehabilitate myself with all the help of the spirits. Reading was the last and most difficult task to reclaim. I accomplished reclaiming my reading skills in November 2011. The first book I was guided to read from cover to cover was written by Gopi Krishna, "Kundalini: The Spiritual Evolution of Man." I discovered Gopi Krishna had also lost his ability to read & for the first time I felt such relief about ever having to make that part of my journey public, & found myself crying tears of empathy and joy for his courage to write about his experience. Perhaps someday, there may be something I write that will help others, as I felt upon reading his book.
Soon after this began, I was called to work in hospitals mostly with indigenous elders & children with special needs. My specialties include helping doctors to understand mystery conditions of their patients, and sometimes how to best proceed with measures that can further support the healing process. I love helping people to relax into a more playful & creative way of seeing and working with their "diagnosis" or their stories, by teaching how to communicate compassionately with the cells, elements and ancestors within, to effect dynamic change.
Recently, the animals, plants, Earth, elementals & ancestors have been communicating and demonstrating how important it is at this time to invite them to actively participate in the spiritual, emotional, and physical healing of humans. They are as outspoken as the women in our World Pulse community! It's exciting to listen & tend to their visions and journeys,
Some of my work is medically documented, and I am now teaching the from the Principles of Healing within the context of the Medicine Wheel, to those who may be interested in learning how our minds, spirits, 20 thousand generations of ancestors and the Heart of Creation can work as one heart, on behalf of all. As we take the time to mindfully engage our feelings and thoughts with the spirits of our natural world, we may find our collective spiritual power is capable of bringing about a more gentle and balanced expression to global weather patterns and earth movements. We may also feel surprised to learn that earth's creatures are ready and willing to assist us in all of the healing we as humans need, in order to re-member how to thrive in a spiritually elegant, more connected world that calls us to healing as we allow love and for-giving-ness to enter.
I look forward to meeting many others here, learning about you & your lives, your communities & how you are helping to re-establish balance in your lives and in the Earth we share as family. Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to read my journal.
In peace & good health,
Phyllis Bala
My Passions:
open water swimming & fire walking. children, animals, plants, ancestors, nature.
My Challenges:
public speaking, writing about the medicine wheel; writing my book
My Vision for the Future:
To extend open invitations to people who express a desire to learn how to speak directly to nature forces and their own ancestors by personifying nature and our cells, thereby fostering reciprocal relationships with all of life, to help restore balance through safe, respectful, loving, supportive and celebratory gatherings within the Medicine Wheel.
My Areas of Expertise:
Medicine Wheel journeys & doctoring; seeing, and bringing peace to communities in chaos. Empowering support.
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Dear friend
It's my pleasure to welcome you. You are now a voice among thousands of voices. I am sure you have a powerful voice to make the world changed.
Warm Welcome in this amazing platform, expectantly waiting your active participation.
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From Nepal
Live and Let Live
Hello Starseed,
Welcome to PulseWire. I know that you'll enjoy being a part of this vibrant community of change-makers. It sounds like you have a lot of wisdom and experience to share with the world here. I look forward to learning from and with you!
Thank you for the work you're doing to bring healing to your community and to our precious planet.
Kind regards,
Scott Beck
World Pulse Online Community Volunteer


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2007 Dodge Charger User Reviews
2007 Dodge Charger Review Ratings
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Displaying 1 - 10 of 75 2007 Dodge Charger reviews.
Jessica writes:
2007 Dodge Charger SXT Review
fun fast pretty
road noise , generic interior , dissapointing gas mileage
The Dodge Charger — A good looking car with get up and go . Choppy ride and somewhat annoying level of road noise .Great acceleration , makes cool engine noises . This is a super cheap car to buy and while I thought the V6 would get better gas mileage , it isn't awful .Very fun to drive , almost makes up for the dollar store looking interior .
Primary Use: Family transportation
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David writes:
2007 Dodge Charger R/T Review
390 ft-lbs of torque
some interior components
Muscle Car With Room For The Family — For a family car, this is a pretty fun car to drive. I have the 2007, which is the year that Chrysler went cheap on the trim. My Dad's 08 is noticably upgraded in regards to some interior components. The R/T package with the Hemi more than makes up for it. I would have preferred the perfomance suspension versus the touring suspension, although the family prefers the touring package. It pulls 28 mpg on the highway, but my lead foot sends the average down to 22.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Jo_Ose writes:
2007 Dodge Charger Daytona R/T Review
Power, old-school looks, comfort, handling, quietness (but a great noise when you want it), highway MPG and plenty more.
City MPG isn't great, but it is a 5.7 V8. Highway however... I managed an 24.7 average mpg on my nearly 3,000 mile journey. Really can't think of anymore cons.
Can't Think Of A Better All-around Bargain. — Great, old-school looks. The near-perfect 50/50 weight distribution and 245's all around give great grip. The power is great for the money, and just a few grand will get you SRT8 power with very little work. I just did 43 hours of driving in a week with this car and was never even slightly uncomfortable, which is surprising with my back problems. Good sound system, tape deck allows for a cheap, high quality ipod hookup. This car has a Mercedes suspension, transmission, steering column, traction control system, rear differential and plenty more. Basically, this car is worth much more than I paid. I use it for everything.
Jessie writes:
2007 Dodge Charger SRT 8 Review
to small of a gas tank
Great Car With Good Performance — yep I love this car, great commuter and very comfortable. has lots of room both inside and out. Great on gas but wish it had a larger fuel tank. Just a 68 liter tank so filling it a bit to often.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
jakev712 writes:
2007 Dodge Charger SXT Review
the attention i get while driving, very reliable.
they are pretty common
Great Car, Nice Looking, Im Just Ready For Something New... — Well there are a few reasons as to why i like this car and why i don't. my major like to driving this car is the attention i get, yes there are a ton of chargers out there but just the nice red, dark tints and black trim make this car stand out from the rest. i have never had any problems with this car, mechanical or electrical except for replacing the blinker light. knock on wood. the gas mileage isn't all that great but it is a pretty decent sized vehicle. another feature i like about this one is the ability to make it manual if u would like to "get on it" a little.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Steven writes:
2007 Dodge Charger R/T Review
great power,great looks,comfotable with great looking interior
I Would Sugest In Owning One If Your A Dodge Lover And A Charger Lover With A Little Luuxury — its an all around great car comfortable and looks great and i love the way the interior is set up.also the rt puts out a great amount of power even though id love to have a srt8 but the car handles great and is quite with no or hardly any road noise
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Sandra writes:
2007 Dodge Charger SRT 8 Review
I you have a need for a car that really rocks and has the 4 doors, Trust me u will never go wrong with the dodge charger. It roomy handels like a dream, and is great if have a family. To me this is a all in one car to have..
What I Think Of The Dodge Srt Super Bee. — As you all know I have a 2007 Dodge Charger SRT Superbee. It has by far been the best car that I have ever owned. I have own many cars of all types. and by far the power and looks that get from Miss Bee have been AWESOME.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Aaron writes:
2007 Dodge Charger SRT 8 Review
Looks amazing drives even better
Not the right ERA for these cars anymore
Great Car For A Weekend Car Or Just A Cruise Car But Not For Everyday Commuting — Plenty of power, looks amazing . Sounds great with the 6.1 HEMI in it. Too bad the SRT8 is only rear wheel drive. Not good for anykind of winter driving but then again it shouldn't see a winter right? My next vehicle will not be a muscle car thats for sure. This car has given me a great time and now I know what it like to have a sports car. Im kind of regretting the car now with the economy so shot and of course gas im sure will always be on the rise. So to top it off this car would be great about 10 years ago but In todays economy it just doesnt seem suitable
Bishop C. Anthony writes:
2007 Dodge Charger SXT Review
hit the gas and she'll run with the best of them
17-22 mpg on the highway
rwarner writes:
2007 Dodge Charger Base Review
Great car! Handles well, Looks great, a lot of trunk space,
not great on gas. not enough space for a family of 7 :(
Love This Car — This is great powerful vehicle. very reliable, roomy inside for five Adults to sit comfortably, and very large trunk space. Not so great on mpg... It's not bad for a Sedan though. got 15 city and 22 highway. But sadly it is time for me to giver her up. I need a seven passenger vehicle now... Mini Van here I come...
Primary Use: Family transportation
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Great Car
just love this car, excellent gas mileage, and great power, would recommend this model to all my friends and family. My family loves it and loves to show it off to everyone they know. I will buy anoth... Read More
Beautiful Car That Is Rare Everywhere Else But Where I Live (4 Of Them In My Town
Good on excitement, modern and throwback touches, quality interior materials, clean and easy to read gauges, beats audio speakers, Sirius xm radio ( option) , power and auto sunroof, power & auto driv... Read More
2012 Dodge Charger Reviews
Love It So Far!
I only just purchased this car yesterday, so I will need to spend a bit more time with it before I can write a thorough review. So far, I can say that it is very powerful, fast, nice looking, and has... Read More
A Real Looker
This is my first mopar and i absolutely love it. It is a full size sedan which i can use to ferry the family around or to have some fun on my own! Its AWD has served me well through two new england w... Read More
2011 Dodge Charger Reviews
Big Comfortable Cruiser
Great car, even the gas mileage has exceeded my expectations. The car is incredibly smooth on the highway. Very fast, color combination of billet silver/camel interior is great. This car has an inc... Read More
Nice Old Guy Car
Comfortable ride and good gas mileage. Looks cool but shoulda got the v8! Great for the money even though interior was a little on the cheap side. If you want a charger, go with the nicer trim, not ju... Read More
2010 Dodge Charger Reviews
Great Family Car With Style
I'm quite happy with my car. It's the last year they had the "old" body style but the vehicle looks great. I bought the car with 42,000 miles and now it has almost 140,000. I've had to do nothing to i... Read More
Great Highway Cruiser At The Best Possible Price
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Metin2 is a Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game (MMORPG) developed by Ymir Entertainment Co., Ltd. and released in Korea in 2004.[1] It has since been published in many European countries and in the USA by Gameforge 4D GmbH[2] and in Singapore[3] by TEC Interactive Pte. Other versions exist in Asian languages. Metin 2 has 13.7 million registered accounts and 8.6 million monthly active players.
A long time ago there was only a single empire that existed on the continent. The country experienced tranquility and peace and did not know the conflating deadly diseases that spread around the world. Innocent people suffered as those who were slain by these beasts or choked to death by disease later rose again as undead. The undead caused chaos and destruction in their wake in seemingly endless numbers. Their tireless existence appeared as if this problem was not going to go away. Eventually, the single empire collapsed and became three separate kingdoms, all fighting for their own survival. To this very day, they still treat each other as enemies.
Players can choose to be in one of four categories: Warrior, Shaman, Ninja or Sura. Each class has subclasses in which the player can specialize in. Each class has 2 trees. This is the subclass details for each characters:
Warriors : (Body or Mental) Arahan (damage dealing) or Partisan (tanking)
Shaman (also known as Mage) : Lightning (healing) or Dragon (buffing)
Ninja : Assassin (using stealth to kill) or Archer (attacking long-range)
Sura : Mirage (using weapons combined with dark magic) or Black Magic (duelling long-range by launching spells at the opponent from a safe distance)
Metin2 has a gameplay system similar to those used in many MMO games. Experience points are earned every time the player kills a mob and/or completes a mission from an NPC. The game's combat is based on an Hack and slash system, the player hits the space key each time he or she wishes the character to strike, there is also an automatic combat feature which allows the character to continuously attack a single creature following it as well when it moves but the downfall of this is if the creature moves through another your character will get hung up on the second creature making your character run in place.
Player versus Player (PvP)[edit]
PvP in Metin2 is available once a character reaches level 15. There are 4 ways to battle other players. The first is to challenge a person to a duel by right-clicking the desired opponent and selecting the "Duel" option. This is the most common way and in the case of death, no experience points are lost. The second way is to fight a player from a different kingdom. This way does not require requesting a fight as kingdoms are preset to be hostile to each other. In the case of death, experience points can be lost if hit by monsters at the same time. The third way is to activate the "free" option under the game play menu. This allows players to attack and be attacked by any player regardless of kingdom or consent. Experience can't be lost this way and rank points are lost when in this mode. If a player loses too many rank points, their rank will change to "cruel" and they will have negative points. Players who do this are usually condemned by others. At level 50 or above, Cruel rank (title) players have a chance to drop items when killed by other players. They can, however, use certain gears that prevent the item-dropping. The fourth and last option is to request a duel in a special duel map, the duel map is accessebile by the spy in the second town map of Metin2.
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- ^ "Metin2 (UK)". Metin2.co.uk. Retrieved 2012-06-29.
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This is how I remember the moon, mostly tilt like this and loosing water!
Kt, you have explained it on your thread...thank you!
Oh...there is a guess in this picture, what is the blurry part?
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|Pussy willows?
Very nice shot, framed beautiful, whatever they are!
- Posted by kentuck_8b (My Page) on Wed, Mar 28, 07 at 11:36
|Ice crystals on grass, or blooms on a fruit tree.
Nice photo. That is a rising moon. When it is setting in that phase, it will be reversed, or upside down from that photo.
- Posted by konrad___far_north (My Page) on Thu, Mar 29, 07 at 1:30
|Joan.....Yes, you got it!
KT, I'm not sure if there is any growing in you area, if not, it's almost impossible to figure it out.
Now you can see a bit of the blurry moon.
- Posted by kentuck_8b (My Page) on Thu, Mar 29, 07 at 9:30
|I have never seen any growing here, but have seen some in flower arrangments.
Excellent moon shot!! How did you get such detail??
- Posted by konrad___far_north (My Page) on Fri, Mar 30, 07 at 23:39
|Thanks KT!
Pusswillows are more of a cooler climate shrub or tree.
For good details on moon I used my birding lens, a 70 - 200 mm IS and a 2X converter,
which brings it up to 400 mm, of coarse a larger zoom, like 600 or 800 mm would be better but
these lenses are about 3 X more money.
|Both moon shots are good. Like the pussywillows too.
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How expensive is it to legally fill an iPod?
I don't know how many other people have done the math on this one, but I was thinking about iTunes and the new iPod when I realized that to fill a 40GB iPod (legally) from iTunes would be rather expensive. If you believe the 10,000 song capacity, it would run $9900 dollars, plus the cost of the iPod. Assuming that an average CD album is $12.50 and has 15 tracks, it would cost about $8,330 dollars to fill the iPod. All this makes me wonder when a more affordable alternative is going to turn up.
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Don't know about you all filling your Ipod with 40gb of music but there are other ways you can use that space. Recently Belkin came out with a device to store digital photos from a media card. Another way is to use the Ipod as storage, as when selecting use as harddisk. So eventhough you won't be able to fill it with $40gb of music whether paid 4 or not, there are other options to be used, I guess as we move along in technology there will be other ways to use all that harddisk space.
Posted by Einstein on November 10, 2003 at 9:10 AM (CST)
You could easily fill your ipod leagally without paying anything.
I listen to a lot of electronic music (Drum & Bass, GOA, Ambient, etc) and get most of my music from sites such as http://www.electronicscene.com and http://www.mp3.com While there are a lot of crap on there, there's some really good stuff, too, that you'll never see in a record store or hear on the radio.
Posted by Deamer on November 10, 2003 at 9:27 AM (CST)
Is this site generally against illegal music?
just i download a fair bit illegally but i also buy a lot 2 so i dont feel morally wrong by it.
Posted by Whistler in Norwich, UK on November 10, 2003 at 9:55 AM (CST)
That's kind of a insipid post. Why would there be "a cheaper way?" The price of a song is dictated by artist development (and greed)—period. As it is, consumer pressure and volume is what has kept the price down to $12.99—we all know that if the labels would charge $30 or $40 per album if they could.
Secondly, your calculation works out to be about 550 albums or so. Do you seriously buy 550 albums every year? Unless you're a DJ or record collector I doubt it. Even if the number is closer to 55 a year, $8000 over 10 years isn't unrealistic at all.
Thirdly, as other people have posted, not everybody stored at 128kbps. The very lowest I go is 160 kbps and the majority is over 192. ALSO, it's a little short sighted to assume all users like pop music. The iPod is ideal for classical, and those lengths are much more than the 3 minutes per Christina Aguliara track.
And, although this is a little off-topic, HD size is important if you use your iPod to store DV, digital camera pictures or if you want to carry an emergency boot disk for your iBook.
Posted by damoncampagna on November 10, 2003 at 10:27 AM (CST)
I would turn that question on its head. How much money does it take to produce 700 hours worth of high-quaility recorded music?
Given that each hour of recorded music represents thousands of man-hours of labor and other expenses (everything from musician rehersal time, to marketing & promotion, to the cost of the studio, to ROI for whomever risked their money on the recording), how much should you expect to pay?
If you have a cheaper solution, you should start your own record company and undercut the majors.
Posted by Terry on November 10, 2003 at 11:47 AM (CST)
And of course, who says the whole ipod needs to be music? It's not just an mp3 player, after all, it's a portable hard drive.
My 15 gig isn't even half filled with all the CDs I own *and* the hundreds of hours of audio books I downloaded from audiobookforfree.com (which, yes, *is* legal)
Posted by JC on November 10, 2003 at 12:25 PM (CST)
I have a 1600 GB RAID-5 array of music and videos on the home media server. Probably 800 GB of music, 600 GB of movies, 200 GB of spoken word.
What can I say, I am a media packrat! But one drawback is trying to carry it all with you…
I wasn't satisfied with my 15 GB iPod, I am barely satisfied with my 60 GB Archos. I thought about upgrading to the 80 GB drives, but I figure I'll wait until January for the 100 GB 2.5" drives.
But beyond this personal storage, when are we going to get 3G phone networks that can stream our media to us? Once the bitrate becomes sufficient, I could just stream my media across the air from my home server to whatever device I was using.
That, my friends, is the future.
Posted by trickydick on November 10, 2003 at 1:40 PM (CST)
hahah us guys. never happy with what we have…always want bigger bigger BIGGER!! hahahah…. have 3g 40gig all music is in 320kbps AAC. JUST LOVE IT! Still enough room for HOME DV's!
Posted by Yuri on November 10, 2003 at 2:45 PM (CST)
I think it's a joke they charge usually $15.00 a CD and now, $1.00 a song? Sure, it may be illegal, but listening to music shouldn't be charged to that high of an extent.
If people download your music, sure, i'd be a bit pissed too, but still, the people show up to all your concerts and such, which shows they do support you.
Posted by Umrath on November 10, 2003 at 3:10 PM (CST)
Umrath's comment is a transparent attempt to justify theft.
As I said above:
Given that each hour of recorded music represents thousands of man-hours of labor and other expenses (everything from musician rehersal time, to marketing & promotion, to the cost of the studio, to ROI for whomever risked their money on the recording), how much should you expect to pay?
Artists *lose* money on concert tours. They are part of the promotion costs of recordings. Stealing the music and attending the concerts isn't exactly showing your support. All of the major record companies lost money last year. Who is ripping off whom?
Posted by terry on November 10, 2003 at 3:24 PM (CST)
artists do not *lose* money on concert tours, in fact, tours are the biggest revenue generator for the artists AND labels.
terry sounds like an RIAA rat…learn the intricacies of the big label/RIAA music biz, then start ranting and raving about the "real" cost of music. independently produced albums is the way to go….at least give your hard earned $ to someone who deserves it.
Posted by lo on November 10, 2003 at 5:34 PM (CST)
You need to analyze your math. most albums with 15 or more songs can be purchased from iTunes music store for about $9.99 that equals $6659 to fill the 10,000 song iPod. also if you have never purchased a cd what the heck are you doing with an ipod or computer for that matter.
Posted by Mark Winters on November 10, 2003 at 5:44 PM (CST)
I do not now, nor have I ever, worked for the RIAA. I have, however, worked as a musician. I am somewhat familar with the "music biz" having gotten some procedes from the sale of recordings.
The only acts that can cover their tour expenses are those that draw large crowds and/or have corporate sponsors. If you can fill 1000+ seat venues every night, you might be making money. 90% of working musicians do not make money on their tours after they cover their tour expenses. The rolling stones make money hand over fist on their tours… while the Replacements lost money on every tour. The little guy makes money on the sale of music and needs to tour to promote those sales.
Again… if the major record labels are losing millions of dollars a year, who is ripping off whom? What they pay to artists, producers, equip for studios, etc. exceeds what the are paid by the consumers buying their products. Where is the rip off?
If you think you've got a method for getting the music people want recorded and distributed for less money, you should start your own label. You will find, like the thousands of independent labels who have failed before you, that it is very hard to make a living in the music business at the current prices for recordings. It is made even more difficult by the yahoos who steal from you while accusing you of being the thief, as if they are some sort of cyber-robin hood—stealing from the rich to "give" to themselves. I have little patience for those who steal music, particularly those who try to cloak their self-interest in self-righteousness.
Posted by terry on November 10, 2003 at 6:27 PM (CST)
Thanks to all of the posters for the wonderful debate on purchasing vs downloading music. The purpose of my post was entirely fulfilled- I merely wanted to see how other users feel about these issues.
Mark- You are right, I forgot about the entire album purchase feature on iTunes. As for having an iPod without CDs, my idea is purely hypothetical. My own collection is in the 400+ disc range, and of course I gathered it over time. I do feel that IF music was to go directly to electronic form the cost of actually producing it could be lowered; as it stands, anything less than about $7 would be cheating the artists as well. I do feel that perhaps the music industry needs to change the way it does things, and this seems to be a general consensus from the posts.
Also, as an owner of a Gen 2 20GB iPod, I would love for apple to allow me to use AAC. The fact that I am unable to use AAC (please, please correct me if I am wrong) is preventing me from using iTunes. The same things goes for the storage devices, such as the Belkin media reader.
trickydick- I think that you have the best idea among all of the posters. I have often wondered when I will be able to access a much larger amount of information through a portable device. I think that music is an ideal candidate for this, as I dont really care if my music is transmitted securely. A "mobile" iPod that connect to a remote storage center would be stunning.
Once again, thanks for all the comments, I always appreciate it.
Posted by Ben Migliori on November 10, 2003 at 6:41 PM (CST)
Ben -
Ok, I'm correcting you. The gen2 20GB iPod needs to be updated to the latest firmware (1.3.1 currently, as opposed to firmware 2.1 for the new docking-connector iPods) and it will then be able to sync and play AAC files that you rip yourself or purchase via the iTunes Music Store.
- JonYo
Posted by JonYo on November 10, 2003 at 6:51 PM (CST)
Sorry, I should have added that mine is an iPod for Windows… is there a way to do that on a PC?
Posted by Ben on November 10, 2003 at 6:52 PM (CST)
I believe this came up a while ago when a guy tried to sell a single 99-cent download to someone else.
What happens a couple years down the road when I have my iPod filled with, say, $3000 of legal AACs. And I want to sell that iPod PLUS music collection to someone else for fair market value.
Is there are way to sell the AAC files? If they were CDs or tapes I could certainly sell the media they are printed on. But currently it seems that there is no way to recoup any of my investment.
That is why I am not buying from the iTMS> I buy the CDs, make better, higher-quality versions of them onto my iPod, and always have the option of legally selling them later (and deleting the backup copies, of course!).
If there is no way to resell no-long-wanted music tracks, then we are being s c r e w e d by Apple and the record companies. If the tracks are not resalable, then they are not "like" singles and should be priced at *much* less than 99 cents.
Maybe Rhapsody have the right idea? Pay for subscriptions? Because in the end, in the final analysis, without resale these AAC tracks are just a very expensive, very personal subscription with a one-off fee.
Posted by resale on November 10, 2003 at 7:38 PM (CST)
I dought that you'll be able to fill your Ipod with 10,000 songs or 500 CD's unless you collect MP3 as hobby. I mean really, how many songs can you listen in 1 day, unless that's all you do all day and don't have a life, if so get a radio station job. $.99 per song, great idea. I hate to pay for a CD that has just 3 good songs out of 15. Seriously not sure i'll be spending $99,999 on music but who knows. Can you calculate how much toilet paper you've used since you were born?...I'd be a millionaire by now if I thought of saving the money and use palm trees for wiping. But, I read in an article that a guy went to Circuit City with his Ipod and transferred files from their display Mac including the program Photoshop. This shows the unlimited possibilities of carrying big harddisk space in your pocket for other than music. I use it sometimes to carry files to my buddies house when he needs it, or pictures when I travel to family house. Very useful for many things and great music tool.
Posted by MediaMan on November 10, 2003 at 9:29 PM (CST)
Fill 1 cup with water to midpiont.
Is the cup half full or half empty?
How expensive is it to legally fill an iPod?
How inexpensive is it to illegally fill an iPod?
And there grasshoppa, you find tha answer!!
Posted by Maniac on November 10, 2003 at 10:00 PM (CST)
theft of music happens, and i dont see it stopping. so even if you slashed the price of genuine downloadables people will still "steal" it because it completly free for and a very low risk
atm my 20gig Ipod is full of music i own but i could equally fill it with mp3's ive downloaded without paying.
the question of filling it with legal or illegal music is purely a moral one atm and there is very little anyone can do about it, and I for one wont pay for all my music while the majority continue to do it for free. why should I?
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Palladino: Twin wins on a great night for Watertown soccer
WATERTOWN -- It was a near perfect evening for Watertown High soccer. In a Naugatuck Valley League tournament doubleheader that matched the Holy Cross and Watertown boys and girls in the semifinals, the evening was owned by the Indians. In the first of two games, the No. 2 Watertown girls dominated No. 3 Cross, 2-0. Then in game two, the No. 1 Watertown boys piled more of the same on the No. 4 Crusaders, 4-0.
The twin wins sent the Watertown boys and girls into the NVL championship games Saturday at Municipal Stadium. The girls meet top-seeded Woodland at 2 p.m., and the boys play No. 3 Torrington at 4 p.m.
Due to weather-related postponements and some site shuffling, the Indians were able to play home games in what is typically a neutral-site round. Did that affect the outcomes? Perhaps, but judging by the play of the Indians on Thursday, they could have won these games in a parking lot. Watertown was that good.
"We played probably our best this season," said Watertown central defender Amy Lamontagne.
Her team allowed only two shots for Holy Cross (10-7-1), and Indians keeper Ariana Hoxha needed to make just one save to record the shutout. The Watertown girls, meanwhile, blasted 16 shots at the Cross goal, and keeper Liz Sideravage made an acrobatic 11 saves.
On the boys side, the numbers were similar. Watertown held a 14-4 shot advantage, and Indians keeper Dave Hughes made two routine saves to earn the shutout. Cross' Luca DiCarlo stopped four.
As Enri Duka, who netted goals for the Indians, said, "Watertown played very good today. It was a good effort by everybody."
That was an understatement.
The girls got on the board in the 15th minute on superb combination passing. Becca Lopes started the play with a pass to a cutting Jill Hughson. She chipped the ball ahead to Lily Cotas, and the sophomore finished with a deft touch inside the post.
"Jill got it centrally, and I was in front of the goal," Cotas said. "I just had a nice little touch in the corner."
The clincher didn't come until the second half, in the 46th minute, and it was Hughson this time on a 25-yard blast.
"We have really worked hard to get the team together," Hughson said. "We kept the game composed and we kept it on the ground."
Watertown (14-4) seemed to win every ball and create acres of space in the attacking third. As Cotas added, "We played together. We didn't play individually, and that's the way it's supposed to be."
The Watertown boys got off quickly as well, banging a shot off the crossbar in the first minute. The first goal came in the ninth minute, started by a steal from Luigi Calabrese, who stepped in and picked the ball clean along the left touchline. Calabrese crossed the ball to a wide-open Mike Ricci. He had plenty of time to set his feet, pick his spot and slip a shot low inside the far post.
The Indians (16-0-2) got a cushion late in the first half when Calabrese was taken down in the penalty area. The penalty was awarded and Calabrese finished on the PK for the 2-0 lead.
In the second half, it was all Duka as the Watertown junior scored twice. The first came in the 64th minute as he whipped a shot off a John Good feed inside the post, and the second was in the 74th minute, a flick shot off a Costa Gakidis pass.
Holy Cross (13-4-1) got a bit more penetration in the second 40, but Watertown kept the potent Crusaders strikers away from Hughes.
"We have great confidence," Gakidis said of a Watertown defense that has allowed only six goals this season. "We don't mess around. We get the ball up when we need to, and if we have time we can possess back there and get it back through the middle."
Watertown rapidly went from defense to offense, and Holy Cross had to put a lot of bodies behind the ball, but even that did not slow Watertown.
"We have vital players in every position," Duka said. "The wings are great, John Good does a great job in the middle serving the ball, and everybody gets touches. This is not a one man team."
And so the Indians, all of them, the boys and the girls, move on to the NVL title games Saturday.
"We are definitely ready for the next game," Hughson said of the girls team, which plays for its third straight NVL title.
The boys are back in the title game, having lost in the final last season to Woodland.
"In the beginning of the season, we made a pact," Duka said, "that we're going to win this season, and I don't think there is anything that will hold us back."
We'll find out in the final Saturday.
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Both the construction timeline and the size of the facility – inspected last month by the International Atomic Energy Agency – are significant in helping shed light on Tehran's true nuclear intentions.
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Ysharros Said,
Our machines are about the same age, but we've upgraded to 2Gb vid cards and had 8 meg of ram to start with. They do ok, but the cpu is beginning to be a bit of a throttle for stuff. My recent experience is more with Landmark than ESO but I was mostly fine in ESO last Sunday as well as during the beta weekend before that.
Ysharros Said,
Oh, and a couple of friends with even older rigs (AFAIK) are playing too. Not saying it's all roses and ultra settings, but I certainly didn't experience anything I would call egregious.
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Thanks Ysharros, that sounds encouraging.
I just spent the evening updating and cleaning up my PC, removing some startup apps, so hopefully that will improve things.
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