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I have two of each available. Very large bulbs.
Looking for Staghorn fern,Pyrrosia (Tongue Fern),
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- Posted by robin1962-2008 6 (My Page) on Thu, Apr 26, 12 at 18:45
I have 2 very nice rabbit`s foot ferns to exchange for 1 each of your alocasia odora and crinum stars and stripes.PLMK ROBIN |
- Posted by woodthrush z4PA (My Page) on Thu, Apr 26, 12 at 18:54
Sounds good! Sent you email. Pam |
- Posted by woodthrush z4PA (My Page) on Sun, May 6, 12 at 15:29
Never heard back - so these are back up for trade and I also have Colocasia 'Keep'em Coming Sangria' |
I have hart's tongue fern I purchased several year's ago from PDN. Suppose to be variegated. It had 2-3 var. leaves when it arrived but those died off and it's never been variegated since. I need to move it because the tree that was shading it fell last May and it's in too much sun now and would be happy to trade for crinum. I don't get GW mail any more so please send response to: Peggy |
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i would be interested in one of each of the named alocasias or colocasias, I'm a tropical nut in Michigan! |
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New PC Linux Knoppix 6.3 to be Launched at CeBIT
The German Linux expert, Klaus Knopper, will launch the new version 6.3 of his PC operating system Knoppix, at the start of the CeBIT this year.
Knopper will present his feature packed software bundle daily on the Open Source Forum, Hall 2, booth F38.
Compared with its forerunner, Knoppix 6.3 has been completely re-worked and come with added applications like Google Chrome.
The live distro Knoppix offers users the choice of three Linux desktops. Knopper has also included extra drivers, e.g., for Nvidia graphic cards.
Klaus Knopper will present daily lectures on the more important changes to his Linux distribution on the Open Source Forum, at the Cebit in Hanover, in Hall 2. The talks will be also streamed live on the internet, later available in the Linux Pro Magazine archive.
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I'm not sure actually, why so many people dislike it, but one reason can be that this suits mostly only normal skin, not dry unless you find a moisturiser that works with it) or oily. And: this is a foundation you should not count on in hot weather...
I bought this because my skin is light olive, which basically means I have A LOT of yellow tones in it. I chose the colour 4, and it has almost the right amount of yellow (I need even more...).
The look this gives me is dewy, and I really like it! There are actually a lot of very fine shimmering particles in this, but you doesn't notice them on the skin - I hate sparkly foundations! I didn't actually find out that they were there before applying this on paper, and seeing that it was almost slightly metallic; much more than Teint Miracle from Lâncome (there you can actually see the shimmer in the bottle).
I'm not sure what type of moisturiser I should use with this, because it tends to misbehave with the one I'm currently using - it becomes more liquid and easier to spread, but doesn't set. Therefore I just skip moisturiser, and actually use... water! I've recently found out that this applies much better over a slightly moist face. I do not powder over it - it totally ruins the look of the foundation.
I apply this with fingers, because this i the way feel I can get the right coverage and the look I want. I smear it outwards first, work it in in circles, and finish up with patting it/rolling my fingers over my face. I DO need to work it in a little to make it even, but I think it's worth it for the long wear.
I have found that I can't use this as a concealer under my eyes, because it settles into lines, but it's not such a big con for me, because there's not that many foundations that are great also for under the eyes.
Teint Resist is supposed to be the long lasting foundation in this line, but I must say that this definitely is long lasting too. When I apply it 10 a.m and is done at the uni about 8 p.m, it still looks pretty nice! On me, this disappears veeeery slowly, and not patchy at all. Haven't noticed any transferring - yay :D
I probably will need to switch when the summer comes again though, because this product works much nicer when it's colder outside; else it tends to oxidise more on me, and actually makes me a little bit too shiny for my taste.
I do not like the pump on this - it gives me either all or nothing. Also, I need about 4-5 pumps for the coverage I want (no, it doesn't look cakey). The last one I'm actually not much annoyed about though, because I try out new foundations often.
Although I have sensitive skin, this has not broken me out. It doesn't seem to clog pores either.
I would definitely not suggest this for oily skin, but not dry either - it then looks powdery and not very nice. You can see it on the name too: RADIANCE - oily people should rather search for something "satin" or "matte".
Forgot to mention: this is about medium to light in coverage.
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I do not agree with all the negative reviews! It does seem to look nothing but flawless when you use more than a pump on your face. There's a big difference with finger/sponge/different type of brush application. You should try all and see which one works the best for your face. If I apply it with a flat brush or my fingers - it's perfect, if I use something else, it's cakey and in my pores. I never layer anything on top but a concealer. And it works great. In the day light it looks much better than under the lamps. I also wouldn't really use it without a primer. Or mix it with a moisturizer and you'll be perfect. What truly made me buy it was the discount and that it fits my skintone perfectly, since it's hard to. I have nearly transparent skin with a pink undertone. So I have this in #1. I like the coverage, very much like it.
Shame it's so damn expensive and the packaging sucks. It's heavy and I can't take it with me sometimes, also it's a pump, where a lot of product is left over in the bottle. Since price and not worth the money, I'll be looking for something else.
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I really wanted to like this product. Perhaps it is the coverage (I normally wear a medium coverage) however I found this to be extremely cakey and mask like - and it showed off my pores rather than hiding them -horrible.... It does give nice radiance though so that claim I can attest to. Would absolutely not repurchase....
EDIT September 26th 2011: I used this with a different primer and to be fair it removed a lot of the problems described above. I still would not repurchade though as I do not want to be reliant on a specific primer for certain results.
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I think I love this foundation, but I'm still not sure. I got it in a 4, and that was probably the best colour match I've ever had, which is great. It looks very nice on, feels like you're wearing nothing, and gives a beautiful radiant finish. I haven't had any issues with it not lasting well, although it gets a little shinier around the T-zone after a few hours, but nothing that can't be mistaken for a dewy complexion. I don't tend to wear makeup often, dew to a tendency for almost all foundations to make me break up, but this one did nothing of the sort. Unfortunately, the coverage leaves a little to be desired and I would say it definitely leans more towards light than medium.
Overall a very good foundation for those natural days, and I wouldn't hesitate to buy again.
Color match for this foundation was quite good but that is where the positives end. It is very drying and thick, leaves a mask like feeling. Looks obvious when on and unnatural. Back to my Lancome Teint Idole which is much lighter.
I have large pores, oily skin and am acne prone. I also have a difficult to match skin tone (light-medium golden beige, which tans a light bronze - NOT orange), where most foundations are either orange or too pale yellow beige. This is slightly teensy weeny bit darker than my natural skintone. However, it does not look like I am wearing a mask or make my skin look dirty. It feels like nothing on the skin. I use 1 pump for my entire face and 1/2 a pump to pat as concealer on top of blemishes because it covers my acne pretty well. It does not clump or dry out my skin. My skin looks natural and like skin and not like I am wearing foundation. I did not want to like this foundation because I like sheer airy weightless types of foundation like Teint Miracle or Becca luminous colour or Clarins new radiance foundation, which allows me to slap on foundation with abandon mixed in with moisturizer because it never overlayers. However, with this I do have to be uber careful. I used golden beige 7.
For reference these are the other foundations I attempted to use or do use:
Origins: Warm Beige (really nice)
Mac NC25 (too peachy)
MAC NC30 (too orange and too dark)
Clarins Honey (too brown, not yellow, wonderful texture and look)
CD Nude Linen 21 (too pale yellow beige and drying)
CD Sand 30 (too orange/dark)
Lancome Teint Miracle Buff 7 W (super sheer/ light peach hint but wearable)
Shu Uemura Water 964 (slightly pale yellow medium beige but with bronzer works really well and mixes well with Armani fluid sheers to darken)
Becca Luminous skin colour in camel or olive (slight hint of red).
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I am in love with this foundation. Want a flawless face? :::check::: This will do just that. I had gotten a sample for 3 YSL foundations and this one just blew all the rest of them out of the water. I love that it give your skin a glow but without being dewy. I wear #5 (peach) and I am a MAC NW25. The color works pretty well. I can't say it's a perfect match on untanned skin but with a little self tanner it looks great. I love how it makes my skin feel and look. Like almost all YSL products it has a melon scent which smells really nice IMO. The lasting power is pretty impressive. I could wear it almost all day and it still looks great.
I have been on the hunt for the perfect foundation for my combo/dryish in the winter skin for awhile. I love this stuff. It covers the redness and makes my skin look flawless and lasts all day. I even had a couple of people comment on how nice my skin looked, which hardly ever happens.
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This foundation is absolutely beautiful. It hid my pores very well, stayed on for over 16 hours, and did not break me out at all (EVERYTHING breaks me out). Throughout the day, the foundation did not begin to float on top of my skin at all. I thought that this might be an HG foundation for me!
My only complaint about this foundation is actually a huge one, one that saddens me tremendously.
Day 1:
After I applied this foundation, I literally jumped for joy. I was so excited by the lovely, incredibly natural finish. By the end of the day my skin looked flawless, but my eyes began to itch a bit.
day 2:
I was still extremely excited about the finish and staying power, but I began to feel a bit of grit IN my eyes.
day 3:
My eyes started getting red and irritated.
day 4;
my eyes were watery, irritated, itchy, puffy... I went to the doctor, and he told me that I got allergy conjunctivitis.... or pink eye induced by allergies...
I'm taking eye drops for my conjunctivitis, and of course, I stopped using this foundation completely. My eyes are doing so much better!
I'm so sad that I got such a horrible allergic reaction to this foundation, especially since it's such a beautiful product. I'm still rating it a 4 because I still love it... but it's just not for me. If you are prone to allergies like I am, be cautious. If you are not, then DO try this foundation!
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I got this YSL foundation after finding that Diorskin Nude Hydrating foundation's colors were just a bit off for me and made me look a little chalky. I got Sand which is a little yellow for me but not as bad as the Dior 21. The texture is thin but it does blend well and does not cause dry patches on my face. It makes my skin feel soft and does add a bit of a glow. If I have a blemish then concealer is necessary on top of the foundation. There is a fruity type perfume smell but it is not super strong. The price was $48 US which is high to me.
Not my HG but a very good foundation.
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I received this as a free sample with RED Magazine and thought I would give it a try as I have been suffering from dry red patches on my skin. Within days the patches have healed. I am so encouraged by this product I have just ordered two bottles of the NEW Soothing Starflower daily moisture which is advertised for sensitive skin. I have high hopes for this product - watch this space!


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Located on Brunswick Street in New Farm, Anise is warm, inviting and distinctly original. This cosy wine room features an intimate setting that seats patrons around the bar, and a sophisticated ambience in which aperitifs, wine and French-inspired tapas dishes marry deliciously. Order a la carte or opt for the seven course degustation with optional matching wines.
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A Sticky Solution
Our favorite tweak for squeaks relies on a different principle: Instead of using shims or lubricants to decouple the pad from the caliper, stick the backing plate to the piston or caliper housing, effectively making its mass far larger. That will move the system's resonant frequency out of the range that squeals. A smear of Super Glue won't do it: You need something that will withstand the water, salt, filth and especially the heat that cars see in hard everyday use. How hot do brake systems get? I've seen brake discs glowing bright orange at the bottom of Pikes Peak, and flames shooting out of the brake drums of trucks descending Donner Pass. I've seen the brakes on my own race car visibly glow right after a few hot laps.
I've used several products over the years, but they're all basically anaerobic adhesives, applied as either a lipstick-style film or a toothpaste-style goo. The application of this product is simple: Remove and clean up the old pads, or use new pads. Clean the area on the piston and caliper where the pad backing plate touches. Apply the antisqueal adhesive, reinstall the pads and button up. These anaerobic products will stay gummy until you apply the brakes and squeeze out the oxygen. Then they stick like, well, glue.
Whenever you're installing any brake parts, be sure you remove any corrosion or road dirt from the mating partsthe brake pad or caliper housing needs to be able to slide in and out to compensate for wear. Clean up any sliding parts, which may require a wire brush or a file, until you can push the pads in and out with your bare hands. I prefer to replace any brake hardware (especially on drum brakes) that isn't in perfect conditionhey, it's cheap insurance. Apply a thin film of high-temp brake grease to any sliding surfaces. Obviously, avoid getting anything like grease or antiseize on the pad or disc, and clean any greasy handprints off the disc surface before you hang the wheel on too.
Brake Hardware Nitty Gritty
1. This is one product we've tried that usually works to bond brake pads to the caliper and reduce or eliminate squeal.
2. This sheet-metal finger is just long enough to contact the disc when the pads are mostly worn out. The noise is calculated to make you replace the pads.
3. Here are two different compositions of brake pads. The one on the left is the stock pad installed by the factory, with a high concentration of organic fibers and brass particles. The aftermarket pad uses less brass and more ceramics for longer wear and improved braking.
4. When installing new or old pads, sparingly coat all of the sliding surfaces on the pads, pins and hardware with high-temp brake grease. Use sparingly, andduhdon't get any on the pads or discs.
5. File, sandpaper or grind any burrs, extra paint, rust or high spots off the pads, new or old, to be sure the pad will slide easily in and out as the brakes are applied and released.
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Cruise Through the Lesser Antilles
Activity Level: Mildly Active
Leave winter behind and warm up to a week of pristine beaches, incredible natural surroundings and colorful colonial towns on this seven-night cruise to the Lesser Antilles Windward and Leeward islands. Take in stunning sights along the way and delight in the sounds of the islandscalypso and reggaewhile in port. At sea, enjoy six-star service aboard the intimate, all-suite m.v. Silver Cloud, including a personal butler, 24-hour room service and complimentary fitness classes.
Tour highlights include:
- Browse the public market in Castries, St. Lucia. Open six days a week, this market is the most fascinating in the West Indies.
- Known as the Spice Isle, St. Georges, Grenada, treats visitors to lush vegetation, mountainous terrain and fragrant spice trees (St. Georges is a leading source of different spices, including nutmeg, cloves, allspice, cinnamon and cocoa).
- Hobnob with the beautiful people in Gustavia, St. Barts, long considered a playground for the rich and famous, with its white-sand beaches, gourmet dining and high-end designer shops.
- Enjoy the shopping, the nightlife and the casinos of Philipsburg, St. Maarten, capital of the islands Dutch side and the most popular port for cruise ships.
- Learn about local art and history at the Elaine Ione Sprauve Museum in Cruz Bay, St. John, USVI, or dive into snorkeling and other water sports.
- Savor gourmet meals and complimentary beverages throughout the cruise, including wines with lunch and dinner.
- Extend your fun with a pre-cruise option to Bridgetown, Barbados, or a post-cruise option to San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Trade in your mukluks for flip-flops and shake off winters chill on this fabulous Lesser Antilles cruise!
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Ha! I think I've been taking the wrong pill! Great idea, and pretty fire setting. Dishes are so pretty, and hat is adorable. Pat |
OA, Your Alice table is delightful. It is curiouser and curiouser how you come up with these wonderful ideas! It is freezing here and the idea of having a tea party in front of a blazing fire is fantastic!! All of those treats look mouth watering. The tea set is lovely. I think the Mad Hatter's hat is super. Are your GD's there to have tea with you? NanaKaren |
- Posted by lynnencfan (My Page) on Sun, Jan 23, 11 at 17:34
Just adorable - cupcakes look so yummy and that china is beautiful ..... Lynne |
- Posted by luvstocraft (My Page) on Sun, Jan 23, 11 at 18:40
Love the pretty dishes with roses on them and your little cloches for the cupcakes. What a fun idea and you did a great job on the hat too. ;o) Luvs |
- Posted by christmascandy (My Page) on Sun, Jan 23, 11 at 21:21
Too cute!! That hat is amazing! I love the whole thing. The Eat Me cupcakes, and the other treats look very yummy, and the fire in the fireplace just makes it look so warm and toasty, which is very appealing with snow outside the window and temperatures in the 30's right now. Great Job and very impressive that you know the date of Lewis Carroll's b-day. TFS, |
Oh can I come and Sit by the Fire and enjoy some Tea? Or am I Late? Such a lovely setting and your dishes are pretty enough for a Queen > Not to want your head !! You're always such fun OA.. Always a 'kid at heart'.. jane |
OA, this is wonderful. You are always coming up with such fun ideas. Love your tea party in front of the fire. So pretty and inviting. You must of been a riot as a teacher! What did you teach? Punk |
- Posted by jeannespines (My Page) on Sun, Jan 23, 11 at 22:45
LOL! OA, this is wonderful! Love your story & the t'party t'scape! Cupcakes are just the cutest! Everything looks yummy! Great job on the "hatter!" And the glow of the fireplace sets the stage! Alice: "Why, look! I'm just the right size!" |
- Posted by purplemoon (My Page) on Mon, Jan 24, 11 at 1:07
I can't believe the ideas you come up with! The Brain That Never Sleeps! Gosh I'd loved to have had you for a teacher, I might have actually liked school then! I'm sure you know my favorite part of the Alice story.... We're all mad here," said the Cheshire Cat. "I'm mad. You're mad." LOL, thanks for continually delighting me. |
- Posted by yachter123 (My Page) on Mon, Jan 24, 11 at 1:15
Not only the brain that never sleeps, but the energy level that is endless! I can't believe how many tables you assemble in a week! This is adorable and love the hat idea! |
did anyone catch the link at the bottom of the Tea Party link called "If you must plug it in"? Brave lady that really thinks outside of the box and uses the "Necessity is the mother of invention" principle. |
- Posted by excessfroufrou (My Page) on Mon, Jan 24, 11 at 9:03
I love the hat with the flowers (me longing for Spring). The whole table is so whimsical and yummie looking. I love this take on the book, because I have never been able to make it through the whole book. This is strange considering how much I love to read. Frou |
- Posted by oldalgebra (My Page) on Mon, Jan 24, 11 at 15:10
You gals are so kind. Thank you for all your encouraging words. Tablescaping (Isn't that a great word?) is a great hobby for me, so it's not work. It's play. Punk, I taught first and second grade for 22 years. Then algebra and geometry (along with a sprinkling of electives now and then) for 16 years. |
OA, you don't look near old enough to have taught that many years! It does explain more what I see on here coming from you. Wish I would of had you as a teacher. We are lucky to have so many teachers on here. Punk |
- Posted by purplemoon (My Page) on Mon, Jan 24, 11 at 22:12
Obviously OA started her teaching her career while she was in first grade. ;o) I'm sure she was planning tablescapes and fun parties and keeping the other kids entertained by the time she was 6. hugs, Karen |
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Speaking of my teaching career, I don't think I show you gals the following post. It's not Holiday-ish, so I didn't post it here. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Drawer Shadow Boxes
- Posted by lynninnewmexico (My Page) on Tue, Feb 1, 11 at 11:15
I LOVE, love, love this wonderful table of yours, OA! What an imagination and what creativity, as well. Lynn |
- Posted by jeannespines (My Page) on Tue, Feb 1, 11 at 11:57
OA...I just clicked on your "Drawer Shadow Boxes" link above...what a great recycling project w/memories to boot! LOVE IT!!! And what you've added as decor is BEAUTIFUL...love the photos, everything! TFS this idea! And, with 2 kids that teach, I have alot of respect for good teachers & it's sure fun to find them here on the holiday forum! lynninnm posted a wonderful chalk Santa that she added to her decor this yr...I have been looking for one & found one on an after Christmas sale (still price-y tho) & am going to make a shadow box w/him...I have some old drawers from a dressing table that DH & I hauled out to my garden shed this fall...so we shall see if they work. Jeanne S. |
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I am already neutered, housetrained, a special needs pet, up to date with shots, good with kids, and good with dogs.
5/11/12~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Pictures when first taken into rescue after pulling Echo from a dog shelter-pound, originally had alot of fur loss. Echo is a 2 y/o (or younger) male Weimaraner mix possibly with Lab Retriever.....He was captured by a dog warden -- very emaciuated and with fur loss. He'd apparently been like this for awhile. Wonderful temperament boy! Very easy going. We've learned that Echo, with a few medicated baths and antibiotics -- should grow back his gray colored coat. It will take a few weeks. Pictures will be updated as Echo gains weight and improves....He should weigh in the 65 pound range when healthy. Crate trained, likes to be with people and receive attention, has been fine with other dogs. Cats unknown. Needs work on leash walking. Adoption fee includes: neuter, vaccine update, heartworm check (negative), stool check & microchip. Adoption fee $165. Taking applications please email firstname.lastname@example.com for application or go to www.DogworksOhio.com to download.
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Possible MEAP Retake
The writing exam portion of the MEAP completed by 5th and 6th graders across the state may have to be retaken. A reporter for the Jackson Citizen Patriot was assigned to do a story on the 1st day of the 3-week MEAP exam period and was in the classroom while students were taking the test. The photographer also took photos of the students taking the test. Both violations of MEAP rules. Read on for the reporter's public statement: MEAP Story Statement by Chad Livengood
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Over the weekend..
+I took my boyfriend on a dinner date to Cafe Spiaggia. It's right across from The Drake. This is one of my favorite Italian restaurants in the city. It's so small & dark & intimate. We ordered the polpette & caprese for our appetizer. For our main course we had the gnocchi with wild boar ragu. I definitely recommend trying this place at least once!
+Went to a pumpkin farm that was more like a carnival. I was so excited to check pumpkin picking off my 'Fall To Do' list but ultimately decided to leave it on. Let me just say, never go to Goebbert's. They pack the place like sardines, use poor animals as ride attractions & price everything unbelievably high.This week we are trying it again by going to a teeny tiny pumpkin farm in the city where the only attraction is a toothless man who lives in a trailer selling pumpkins.
+Scored an amazing blogger for my first series called 'Short List' on Wednesdays. She has worked with HARPO, NBC, and E! Entertainment. Make sure to come back & see who it is! Since I am still new to this blogging thing I was nervous reach out & more nervous to hear NO but then I told myself "What's the worst that can happen?" They say no. Is that really all that bad? It just makes me try that much harder.
+Found this bookshelf at Crate n Barrel for our den aka 'The Nook'. Perfect size & the white will look awesome against the dark slate grey walls.
+Fell in love with this quote & decided to make these delicious cocktails for the crafting party this Thursday!
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Scattered Shots: Signature hunter shots {WoW}
Oct 29th 2010 7:07AM Interesting article. However, I disagree with Kill Command being a signature ability for BM hunters. It's something all three specs can use (while BM hunters can't use the signature abilities from MM/SV hunters), but for BM specs it does more damage which makes sense really as it's a special pet attack. Isn't Bestial Wrath more a BM signature ability?
I just can't get exited by Killing Streak. As mentioned earlier it takes quite some effort, control and luck (need to crit) to actually pull it off. Just macro'ing Kill Command in Steady Shot and popping arcane shot whenever you have focus sounds WAY less stressful. Now if it would be 50% more damage or a longer timer for killing streak, I would be tempted. But for now, I feel it's not worth it.
BlizzCon 2010: Steelseries shows off Cataclysm MMO mouse, pro gamer products, Page 2 {WoW}
Oct 27th 2010 1:57AM Steelseries can stop their products where the sun doesn't shine. I made the switch to Razer. Better support, better products and whatever they make...it's DECENT stuff, unlike the steelseries junk.
Scattered Shots: It's all hunter loot in ICC, part 2 {WoW}
Jan 14th 2010 11:28AM Nice list, thanks for the good update :)
The Classifieds: News briefs on guilds and players {WoW}
Jan 13th 2010 6:46PM Win!
The Classifieds: News briefs on guilds and players {WoW}
Jan 13th 2010 4:07PM Boring list indeed, give back the drama please :(
Breakfast Topic: How many of you play on a Mac? {WoW}
Nov 21st 2009 10:30AM I play on a Mac, use a Mac for private computing as well. However, at the office, I use Windows and Unix. Either works fine for playing wow, can't really say there is this incredibly huge difference in playing on either one of 'em.
Updatedx3: Urgent maintenance complete {WoW}
Nov 4th 2009 5:01PM Maybe it would be nice to consider not all your readers are from the US, and note which continent this message counts for?
Other then that, keep up the good work :)
The Queue: Roasting a pig on a MacBook Pro {WoW}
Sep 26th 2009 2:20AM You forgot one tip! Have the MBP stand on a flat surface while playing! MBP's loose a large chunk of their heat trough the external casing. Having it stand on the couch or something will greatly reduce the lifetime of the MBP as a whole as it just heats up too much. Having it stand on a flat surface allows to have air flow underneath it.
Having my fps capped at 40, using smc fancontrol at 6000 rpm for both my fans, ticks the average heatsink temperature around 70 degrees...while raiding. And that temperature is nothing to be scared off. MBP's...you can boil an egg on it, it can melt the sun...but no, it won't burn down :)
Breakfast Topic: I love {WoW}
Sep 14th 2009 8:52AM I love the person that told me Blackphantom Deeps was an instance, where you needed help from 4 other people in order to complete the quests!
I really had no clue, seems so long ago! Instance...wut? Yeah, early 2005 when even Darkshore was new :)
Scattered Shots: So you want to be a Hunter - Part 4 Levels 21-30 {WoW}
Sep 12th 2009 3:32PM I can't help it but other then seeing these kind of posts as a fancy version of a talent list on wowhead/thottbot.


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Re:crazy (140 comments)
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Re:crazy (140 comments)
As long as it doesn't require nvidia drivers for Linux, it should be ok!
Simple way to increase IPv6 adoption by websites (376 comments)
An easy way to promote IPv6 would be if it were know or assumed that Google assigns higher pagerank to sites using IPv6 addresses. Then it would be something that customers of hosting companies would insist on, at least.
Re:Hrm (301 comments)
Whoa, that's brilliant! How about you call up the record industry executives to suggest they do just this! Obviously, none of them has ever thought "DUH, how about if WE jack up the prices?!?!?".
Or it might just be that you're not looking at the whole picture and the only value of your analysis is that it demonstrates how a generally valid theory leads to woefully wrong conclusions if boundary conditions aren't taken into account.
Re:Two things... (725 comments)
Why would it matter to you what most Christians believe? Are they God? Do they decide who will go to Hell and who won't?
Hell is mentioned throughout the Bible as a place where people burn:
Mark 9:43 And if thy hand offend thee, cut it off: it is better for thee to enter into life maimed, than having two hands to go into hell, into the fire that never shall be quenched:
Mark 9:47 And if thine eye offend thee, pluck it out: it is better for thee to enter into the kingdom of God with one eye, than having two eyes to be cast into hell fire:
In Matthew as well (although it's a furnace here):
Matthew 13:50 And shall cast them into the furnace of fire: there shall be wailing and gnashing of teeth.
In Revelation, we find this:
Revelation 20:14 And death and hell were cast into the lake of fire. This is the second death.
Revelation 20:10 And the devil that deceived them was cast into the lake of fire and brimstone, where the beast and the false prophet are, and shall be tormented day and night for ever and ever.
Revelation 20:15 And whosoever was not found written in the book of life was cast into the lake of fire.
It seems pretty specific, no?
Do you honestly believe God purposely tricks us by writing one thing in the Bible while *meaning* something else? The Bible ascribes such trickery to Satan, not to God.
Re:Two things... (725 comments)
And the atheists have formed their own religion.
No: if you group people by what they *don't* believe in, then that's the only common factor. They may very well believe in non-religious supernatural claims like all the paranormal mumbo-jumbo. A religion formed on that basis would be very fragile at best.
Like all religions it makes its members feel good by telling them they're better than everyone else.
It's much easier to think in simplistic caricatures, huh?
Re:Two things... (725 comments)
We probably agree on a lot more -- I think all supernatural claims, including those in the Bible are complete BS.
If one actually reads the Bible with something else than whiteout and scissors, one might see it's a horrible book with insanely crooked morals.
It's no wonder that so-called Christians are so spastic about metaphorical interpretation. It's the only way to make it look like anything remotely reasonable. For instance, I've never ONCE heard a Christian comment on Lot being *raped* by his two daughters after the genocide at Sodom at Gomorroh. What they extract is that gays are bad somehow. And that the OT is irrelevant, except if you can twist it to mean that gays are bad. Etcetera.
And that's my gripe: people make all sorts of claims in the name of God, but they cannot even back up those claims with scriptural references.
As you've seen in some replies, they prefer to attack *the person* instead of the argument.
Re:Two things... (725 comments)
It also seems these days that so-called "Christians" don't even bother to cite scripture anymore. They just make a bunch of statements about God without any scriptural backing whatsoever.
Then a minute later, another "Christian" comes along saying something completely different. With equal conviction.
The Christian God has been turned into a puppet. If it wasn't so already.
Re:Two things... (725 comments)
Never met anyone with the same viewpoint tho.
That's because it's not a viewpoint held by real Christians.
Re:Two things... (725 comments)
Well, to be fair: given that the Bible is a collection of translations of translations, etc... pretty much everything is a "version".
My point here is that if the meaning of a single ambiguous word in the whole translation chain can change the entire meaning of one of the most important sections of the Bible, then how seriously can we take the Bible in the first place?
If it's a guide to something, then to what exactly? Our pre-conceived notions perhaps? Then the Bible is nothing more than an enabler for the intellectually lazy.
Unfortunately, the so-called "Christians" seem to prefer persecuting the messenger... typical of false wannabee Christians.
I think we're in general agreement though
Re:Two things... (725 comments)
My comment wasn't aimed at him.
If you hadn't been so quick to try to insult me, you would have found that out for yourself.
But hey, feel free to persecute me for telling the truth.
Re:Two things... (725 comments)
Unless you're posting under different names, my comment wasn't aimed at you.
In fact, I thought your comment was pretty good.
Sorry for any confusion.
Re:Two things... (725 comments)
Not all churches are the same. Not all Christians are the same. And not all Christians are Christians.
I appreciate that you took the time to write all the things you wrote, but.... where's the scripture? Or references that I can check for myself?
You're telling me to read the Bible. Well, I did. The KJV 1611 Bible to be exact. And I came to the conclusion that if people inject their own opinions, then the Bible is essentially worthless.
Christian A can say X about Christianity.
Christian B says !X about Christianity.
Which one shall I believe?
Obviously, I'll believe the one whose claims can be verified using scripture.
Re:That is how I started. (612 comments)
So how does "over 6 figures" minus "low 90's" equal $8k? You can't be much over 6 figures then.
Also: it's only reasonable that someone with 0 years of experience gets lower pay than someone with several years. The difference will be smaller by the year.
Re:That is how I started. (612 comments)
If $8k *annually* counts as a "significant" amount, then you're not making much...
Re:Two things... (725 comments)
"...you're pretty much saying that the Bible is BS"
I address the logical ramifications of his reasoning. If you can go either way with a verse depending on what *you* want it to mean, then the Bible is nothing more than an sort-of inspirational book.
"Why are you so offended by the Bible that you have to dismiss it so?"
Logical inference: why would he dismiss the Bible? What offends him?"an you or can you not back up your claim with scripture?"....
Valid question: he has indeed failed to produce a single line of scripture. Instead, he picked a single meaning from the dictionary. Certainly, a rather intellectually limited defense, wouldn't you agree?
I am not really a Bible person, but it looks like he 'backed up' himself pretty well in the initial post.
So you admit that you're not knowledgeable, yet you wish to express your *opinion* ? Your opinion isn't worth more than *verifiable* facts, sorry.
I have been thinking of joining a church to learn about god, but sure don't want to be in one that produces petulant fundies like you.
Right. So instead of addressing the argument, you call me a "petulant fundie". Very mature of you, friend.
See that even though you're pretty negative with me, I still take the effort of actually addressing your points instead of just calling you names? That's what mature and intelligent people do, my friend.
And FYI: I don't mean the word "friend" sarcastically. Stop being so negative.
Re:Two things... (725 comments)
Anyhow the definition (and the existance) of hell is disputed among the denominations, so it would be better to skip it entirely, otherwise this is going to be a long and worthless debate.
Why? It's *clearly* described in the Bible as a lake of fire. It's where unbelievers, adulterers, etc go. There are lots of specifics on what it's like, who will go there and why.
Of course, the whole concept of Hell is pretty barbaric. It's one of those "hard parts" that some "Christians" like to pretend doesn't exist.
But the joke is on them: the more they go around claiming Hell doesn't exist, the higher the chance they'll find out themselves.
Re:Two things... (725 comments)
So you put all that effort into finding a Bible that's not altered...... only to butcher it yourself??
Re:Two things... (725 comments)
Looks like we can extend Godwin's law with comparing people to Glenn Beck
You seem awfully intent on dodging the issue. All you're doing is trying to distract me with a red herring.
I ask again: can you or can you not back up your claim with scripture?
Re:Two things... (725 comments)
to signify means to convey by signs
Wait, so you're saying that whether or not we take the *opposite* of what's written in those chapters depends on the interpretation of a single word? Talk about convenience! This absurdity is obviously false. Simply look at the very next verse:
Rev 1:2 Who bare record of the word of God, and of the testimony of Jesus Christ, and of all things that he saw.
If we look at other translations:
NIV/ISV: "He made it known by..."
NLT/ESV: "sent an angel to present this revelation"
NASB: "sent and communicated it"
GWT: "He sent this revelation through his angel..."
ASV: "he sent and made it clear by his angel"
Etcetera, etcetera.
Obviously, the writers did not intend a symbolic interpretation, otherwise they would have made this abundantly clear. It is obvious that neither the writers, nor the translators had a symbolic interpretation in mind.
The writer isn't actually confused.
Then he's misinformed, as are you: Jesus did not go to Hell. See the original text and the original meaning(s) of the word used. Also look up Hades: it's not a singular entity.
As others here have already pointed out, the location of the mark could itself be symbolic.
Could be or not be. Why not go with what's actually *written* there instead of imagining things. Besides, the subject of private interpretation has already been addressed:
2 Peter 1:20 Knowing this first, that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation.
2 Peter 1:21 For the prophecy came not in old time by the will of man: but holy men of God spake as they were moved by the Holy Ghost.
But I guess you'll argue that this passage was symbolic as well.......
Re:Two things... (725 comments)
Wait, are you comparing me to a paranoid loon like Glenn Beck because.... I backed up my claim using a Bible quote?
Why are you so offended by the Bible that you have to dismiss it so?


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Chaman border crossing closed to NATO traffic
The Chaman border crossing in Baluchistan province has been closed to NATO traffic for the second time in two weeks as a dispute between Pakistani border guards and truckers continues.
Pakistani border guards closed the crossing to traffic entering Pakistan after truckers refused to unload cargo for inspections. The Pakistani guard say weapons are being smuggled from Afghanistan into Pakistan, Dawn reported.
Afghan troops retaliated by closing the crossing to vehicles coming from Pakistan. Traffic is reported to have stacked up on both sides of the border while Pakistan's paramilitary Frontier Corps has moved to secure the NATO convoys.
The Taliban savaged a NATO convoy further south in Quetta the same day the Chaman crossing was closed. "Eight tankers were completely gutted," a police official told Dawn. The attack was the first in the Quetta region.
The Chaman crossing was also closed on Aug. 30 due to the same dispute. The Taliban took advantage of the stacked up traffic and attacked NATO fuel trucks parked on the Pakistani side of the border. Twenty-five NATO tankers, supply trucks, and military vehicles were destroyed in the attack.
The Chaman border crossing is the second largest route for NATO supplies into Afghanistan. Supplies travel from the port in Karachi, through Quetta and the Chaman crossing, to the final destination in Kandahar.
The largest route into Afghanistan passes through the city of Peshawar, then through the Torkham Gate in Khyber, and ends up in Kabul. The northern route has been closed down seven time over the past year due to Taliban attacks. The Pakistani Army is currently conducting an operation to clear the Lashkar-e-Islam, a Taliban-linked group, from the Bara region and the Tirah Valley in Khyber.
Chaman is a Taliban stronghold
The Taliban maintain a strong presence in Chaman, according to information obtained by The Long War Journal. The Taliban's shadow government for Kandahar province is run out of Chaman.
Senior Taliban leaders Mullah Rahmatullah, Abdul Qayoum Zakir, Mullah Naim Barich, and Akhtar Mohammed Mansour have been publicly named by the US military as directing Afghan operations from Pakistan.
"The [Kandahar] district Taliban leaders rarely come into Afghanistan because NATO has been successful in tracking and killing them in country," according to an expert on the Taliban's operations in the southern province. This year, five senior Taliban commanders operating in Kandahar and neighboring Helmand province have been killed in Coalition raids.
Abdullah Ghulam Rasoul, the Taliban's operational commander for southern Afghanistan who is also known as Mullah Abdullah Zakir, is thought to operate a forward command center in the Chaman region, US military intelligence officials told The Long War Journal. Zakir is a former detainee at the Guantanamo Bay detention facility in Cuba.
Zakir operates from Chaman as it shields him from US and NATO operations, officials said.
"He's untouchable in Pakistan," one official said, noting the covert US air campaign is limited to Pakistan's northwest. "Right now we're not striking in Baluchistan, and Pakistan won't move against them [the Taliban] there."
The Taliban bases its shura majlis, or executive council, in nearby Quetta, according to US, British, and Afghan officials. The Pakistani government denies the Afghan Taliban are based in Quetta.
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READER COMMENTS: "Chaman border crossing closed to NATO traffic"
Posted by Antoinette at September 9, 2009 6:51 AM ET:
Pakistan will not move against the shadow government in Chaman and denies that the Quetta shura exists. Why? And why does the ISAF put up with Pakistan's noncooperation in the Chaman and Quetta areas?
Posted by zotz at September 9, 2009 8:49 AM ET:
Pakistan regards the Quetta Taliban and Mullah Omar as allies. Pakistanis are engaged in the suppression of the Baluch sepratists and the Taliban are helping them with that. ISAF still relies on the southern convoys through Baluchistan. ISAF supply lines are clearly a weak link if Pakistan is unable/unwilling to defend them. The northern supply routes through the former Soviet republics are looking shaky also.
Posted by David M at September 9, 2009 9:33 AM ET:
The Thunder Run has linked to this post in the blog post From the Front: 09/09/2009 News and Personal dispatches from the front and the home front.
Posted by T Ruth at September 9, 2009 10:19 AM ET:
Quite right Antoinette!
I guess the broader question is why does the ISAF put up with Pakistan's noncooperation period? After 8 yrs with a lying, double-dealing ally called Pakistan.
The fact is don't expect an intelligible answer to an elementary, pointed question like yours. The best you'll get is some fuzzy, waffly response a le Biden "because we don't want to destabilise Pakistan". Little wonder in 2008, Pakistan decorated him with a civil award for his "consistent support for Pakistan". How cute!
So much talk about resetting the strategy for Afghanistan, but what is the strategy for Pakistan? Or does it remain a wildcard?
Posted by T Ruth at September 9, 2009 11:23 AM ET:
"He's untouchable in Pakistan," one official said, noting the covert US air campaign is limited to Pakistan's northwest. "Right now we're not striking in Baluchistan....."
Why not?
Especially as Bill points out, "The Taliban bases its shura majlis, or executive council, in nearby Quetta, according to US, British, and Afghan officials."
"Pakistan regards the Quetta Taliban and Mullah Omar as allies."
"ISAF supply lines are clearly a weak link if Pakistan is unable/unwilling to defend them."
There are some things i don't get. So America has an ally that is allied with America's enemy? Thats what it boils down to?
Why does one put unwilling and unable in the same category? At any rate, what is America's response to such unwillingness or inability? Or is she tied up in knots by this little menace of a state, Pakistan.....eight years on and eight years after!
Posted by Toteone at September 9, 2009 12:53 PM ET:
Western self-hatred, duh.
Posted by Spooky at September 9, 2009 1:47 PM ET:
Guys, it boils down to this: Pakistan cares for its self-interest first, its sugar-daddy interests second. The Taliban in Balochistan Province gets a free pass because they keep the Baloch militias at bay. Even then, the situation in that part of the country is on the verge of breakdown thanks to Gwadar and government-sponsored assassination of local leaders. Without the Taliban's cooperation there (and this isn't even taking into account their "strategic depth" obsessions), Pakistan loses the province entirely. Thats half the country right there.
Yeah, the way it is sucks for America and all others who are victims of Taliban actions (innocent Pakistanis included), but the leadership in Islamabad all remember 1971 very well, and would rather that didn't happen again at all costs.
Posted by zotz at September 9, 2009 4:45 PM ET:
Pakistan is divided in its support for the terrorists as is Afghanistan. We have underresourced the Afghan war since 2001. In September 2004 Bush said this, "And as a result of the United States military, Taliban no longer is in existence. And the people of Afghanistan are now free."
We don't have enough troops to control all of Helmand or Kandahar. We have to take what the Pakistanis give us. Complaining just makes us look weak. One think is for certain, if major changes are not made, and made fast, our troops will be in a world of hurt.
Posted by KnightHawk at September 10, 2009 1:36 AM ET:
"what is America's response to such unwillingness or inability?"
Apparently to send them more money.
Posted by T Ruth at September 10, 2009 9:27 AM ET:
Bill, first thanks for your incisive report shedding light on what goes on across the Balochistan border, and thats a pretty long border too. Thank you also zotz, Spooky and KnightHawk for your very helpful insights. It all just reflects how complex this war is and how frustrating, especially for all those serving there to know that you have an ally whose interests and game is not really allied in sync with yours.
Sounds to me like circumstances in Balochistan are ripe for the US/NATO to get some sharp intelligence on the Taliban in this area, in order to rip some inaugural predators there. Or is this off-limits in the US/Pak understanding? (But then Pak is doing all kinds of stuff which ought also to be off-limits.)
Of course since these are helpful/good Talib to Pak the intel won't come from the ISI but does anyone have any sense of what balance of info for drone targets come from Pakistan?
Posted by Spooky at September 10, 2009 2:13 PM ET:
If the US does anything over in Balochistan to upset the balance of power in that province, I could see Pak military participation drying up while Islamabad goes to the Chinese, who in this particular case would back them up financially because of their interests in Gwadar, which is part of a larger cold war they have going with the Indians.
Also, there is a chance that the Baloch nationalist militias might take advantage of American involvement and would try to gain American support in exchange for credible intelligence (because they want them gone as much or even more than we do) on AQ and the Taliban. That would mean we would have to effectively do what the Indians did in 1971 or the Russians did last year.
Posted by Walter at September 10, 2009 9:06 PM ET:
Why not two crossing a few miles apart. One for NATO traffic and one all other traffic?
Is there a reason that is not possible?
Posted by Rhyno327 at September 12, 2009 8:52 AM ET:
Better find a way to get at them in Balochistan. This is where they live, this is TALIBANISTAN. P-stani double dealing goes way back. We dropped the ball here a long time ago, and our guys a paying dearly. All the comments above ring true, there is frustration thats building, it will boil over soon-I hope.


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Breakfast Topic: What are your resolutions for the expansion? {WoW}
Dec 7th 2010 1:05PM Goal Set 1) Get my Priest to 85, and on her way to learning all inscription recipies. Continue to be completest about cooking with her. Be completest about Archeology. Get the 'salty' title on her. Continue raiding (Had 11/12 for ICC, and feel content with that. Would have been 12/12 if I hadn't had to take a month off due to computer problems). Obtain Loremaster.
Goal Set 2) Get my druid from level 45 to 85. Max out Alchemy on her. Obtain vial of Sands. Have her ready to raid as a backup toon.
Goal Set 3) Test out 80 warrior with leveling and instancing to see if tanking for Warriors has been made any more enjoyable since WotLK. Regardless level her to 85. Max out jewel crafting. Have her raid ready IF Warrior tanking is once more enjoyable. If it isn't then just use her as a jewel machine.
Goal Set 4) Level Worgen Rogue to 80. Get Raid ready. Rule DPS charts. Get her pretty clothes. Use her to RP.
Four and three may be switched around depending on what I feel like at the time. My priest will probably be my "alpha" toon for the duration of the expansion, with my druid firmly seated as my "beta" toon. I deeply, deeply hope though that warrior becomes fun again -- I remember loving the crap out of my gnome warrior during Vanilla and BC and I'd love to go back to tanking. The Run In And AoE Everything Forever style was actually making my carpal tunnel flare up, so I had to abandon my warrior for most of WotLK once she was 80. :(
Breakfast Topic: Is it time to update WoW character models yet? {WoW}
Jan 19th 2010 11:56AM It'd be nice if they just brought up all the models to at least BC standard -- the Draenei and Bloodelves look a world better than the rest of the races.
Breakfast Topic: Too powerful {WoW}
Nov 10th 2009 12:54PM ...but perhaps not to the extent of BRD. I remember that place taking 5-6 hours for a full run at the appropriate level! -- It should have really been a winged instance.
I like the appearence of 'winged' instances, but, I think, myself, that more them need to be like Auchidoun and Scarlet Monestary, with a large variety of wings all close to each other in level and in physical space. It then gives the sense that it is indeed one big instance but you can break it up into digestible chunks.
(If you think about it, most of the level 60 instances were unofficially 'winged' due to their size. eg -- the Live and Dead sides of Strat, and the designation of UBRS and LBRS being thought of as basically different instances even though you went in through the same portal. Scholo was the only one not typically run in a 'winged' fashion -- but even that, in many runs, groups would only go to certain bosses and would skip, for instance, Janice.
Heck, even BRD was run in chunks depending on what your goal there was. Ony attunement? One portion. MC attunement? Another. Emperor? By goly, you might be able to tie this one in with an MC attunement run, but, not necessarily. And so on and so forth.)
Ghostcrawler: Haste-y DoTs and HoTs for Priests {WoW}
Oct 7th 2009 5:28PM Dude, bring it on. I'm a dual specced disc/shadow priest and, when partially buffed up in 5 mans I very, very rarely have to drink as it is. When fully buffed up in raids I find myself with what seems like a bottomless mana pool. I mean, I'm just in a bunch of 200 purples and doing Naxx and stuff, but, I've easily tottered over the 800 regen out of combat line.
Mana management has not been a problem at all, for me at least, in Lich King*. I'd love for my haste to make everything better. Heck, it'd be a huge buff to holy priests -- perhaps even allowing them to get in more on the single-target-healing game.**
Also, with all our DoTs haste could very well make shadow priest damage esplode. I will admit, here I DO have a few mana issues, but they'r easily dealt with via shadowfiend and dispersion.
* As opposed to BC and especially Classic WoW. Does anyone remember Healing Rotations on classic raids? As long as we don't return to that point I'm fine with a bit more mana.
** I started out as holy, and went disc for raiding. I'd love to go back to holy, but, right now I'm needed for single target heals.
Breakfast Topic: Will you miss the Old World? {WoW}
Aug 27th 2009 1:15PM But even you are looking at this from the perspective of yourself -- you're sad that you won't be able to share experiences with your friends or have the quests they're doing memorized by heart. However, let's be honest: New players are going to have a superior leveling experience than we did, with all the streamlining and redesigning of the more poorly constructed areas of the game.
For example, say bliz does away with Wailing Caverns, or completely revamps it. No, we won't know the instance perfectly any more, and new players won't be able to relate to our hilarious WC horror stories -- because they'll be in an instance designed NOT to be confusing and mazelike that takes an eternity to complete.
It's like saying "Man, my little brother/sister is going to miss out because my parents bought them a new car instead of forcing them to use my old clunker. I won't be able to teach them how to stick shift, and they won't relate to my story of the time the parking brake gave out and I rolled down a hill and into a dumpster."
With all this new content it would be a perfect time to bring friends in game. Roll up an alt and quest along side those new players, then you all can experience this stuff for the first time together and make new memories and new stories. You can still share an experience, however, that would mean playing with your friends instead of sitting elder-like on the pedestal of end-game and waiting for them to catch up to you.
Breakfast Topic: Will you miss the Old World? {WoW}
Aug 27th 2009 12:50PM To be fair, they've given everyone at least a year's warning that this is going to happen.
As for the resolution of old quests, there is going to be an in game event heralding Cataclysm's launch. My guess is with that they'll start to phase out the old quests, and phase in new ones.
As for the loremaster achievements I'm pretty sure they'll let people keep the title and the colors, and make the old achievement a Feat of Strength, then add in a new loremaster achievement with new colors and a slightly different title. That seems along the lines of Blizzard's MO in the past, with stuff like this (Remember when they removed the PvP ranking system? You still got to keep your title and all rewards you'd earned up to that point. Remember when they replaced epic mounts? You were still given the option to keep your original, armorless white raptors.)
I'd recommend, if you want certain items, to make a WoW "Bucket List" and spend the next year filling it out.
Breakfast Topic: Will you miss the Old World? {WoW}
Aug 27th 2009 12:41PM Nope. I've leveled, at this point, 6 toons 1-60. Considering all the alts over the years, I could do levels 1-30 in my sleep, regardless of faction. Levels 30-60 I could do while severely inebriated, again, regardless of faction.
Personally, I look forward to overlooked zones becoming important (Azshara anyone? And I hope that the Badlands get all purdiefied too.), and hopefully, for some of the more poorly designed instances to get the axe. There's a rash of poor instance designs all throughout the old world, and it comes as a huge relief to me that they've already hinted that Wailing Caverns is out the door, or at least is being redone. While they're at it... if they could nix/redo Black Fathom Depths*, Razor Fen Downs, Black Fathom Depths** and Uldaman I'd be a happy camper.
* Considering the nature of the expansion this is probably going to be redone, as it's one of the first encounters players get with twilight cultists, and elementals. It could be an important launching pad for the new storyline.
** Probably will also. But I feel that need to point out that this instance would be *really easy* to fix just by making it winged. It isn't a bad instance over all, just too big, and with too many ways to get from point A to point B. Chop it into three wings, and you've got your problem solved.
The same thing also needs to be done with Maraudon, mind you, but at least right now they provide separate instance portals to the various sides.
BlizzCon 2009: Blizzard announces cross-server instances {WoW}
Aug 22nd 2009 7:02PM Mixed feelings about this:
The Good:
It'll certainly be easier to get groups, and, if you coordinate it it sounds like you might be able to play with your friends on other servers. Group leaders will also have an incentive to make sure the group finishes the instance.
The Bad:
I can foresee a lot of drama over who gets to be group leader, or, everyone trying to lead groups if the rewards are nice. I can also see group leaders getting really bitchy if someone has to leave the group for whatever reason -- never mind that your spouse is lonesome, or your kid is crying, or that the instance is taking too long and you have a date to get to, or any one of a myriad of good reasons someone would have to leave a group.
Mind you, folks leave groups all the time for bad reasons too. But, giving incentives to JUST the leader isn't going to make other members want to stay more, it's just going to make certain leaders very pissy if someone "cheats" them out of their reward.
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One group of people this really helps out are bad players. At endgame, unless they implement a way of keeping track of the bad players from other servers, there's less of a chance of these players getting blacklisted.
Maybe I'm weird, or mean or something, but in my endgame play I depend on blacklisting and whitelisting to help make sure my groups run well. If I run with a PuG and a player is especially good they go on the whitelist -- my friends list -- and if they're especially bad I pop them on my ignore list and never have to run with them again.
I really hope there is some way to do this cross server other than having a crazy good memory. I want to keep track of the good players vs the bad.
So far this is the only news Blizz has announced that's bugged me. I hate to QQ over this, but, I remember when battlegrounds went XR, and though the speed with which you could get a BG increased, a lot of the heart and soul of the PvP communities of various servers got drained. The quantity of BGs went up, but, IMO, the quality of BGs dropped a lot.
I don't want the same thing to happen to PvE.
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