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Having a compass instead would be nice. It worked out very well with an Elder Scrolls games...
"The holy trinity came about because of primitive MMO AI. Vastly improved AI means a new dynamic is needed. Wait before you despair." - member of EQN AI team
General Discussion « EverQuest Next 8/06/13 10:33:32 PM
Originally posted by Shadowguy64 What the guy said :D |
Inside the Black Box Video/Oculus Rift Support?
General Discussion « EverQuest Next 8/06/13 10:26:53 PM
Originally posted by termsy Umm... no, just... no!!! Oh well... there goes all of my savings and my lifetime :( And yea, i would probably be that nutt that will play it with first person. Im even doing that at "Project 1999" EQ :D |
Originally posted by krulux I got used to MMORPG.COM after all these years, so its kinda ok :D |
Originally posted by bebopdrums First i'd like to thank everyone for replies Anyway... being someone that have played Ultima Online a lot, I know what a sandbox game is. Of course, there IS reason why i called this one semi-sandbox and not a "sandbox" like SOE would like to call it. Because it seems that EQN will have some of sandbox elements into it, by doing away with levels, making crafting more complex, ability to explore whichever part of map you desire if you can get your head out alive that is, making whatever crossover with Landmark (house\farm\castle\whatever building). Anyway, sandbox MMOs being largely centered around a PvP, im eager to see how will this fit in PvE-based world (hence the reason i called it 'semi-sandbox') P.S. If you are looking for the "true sandbox" MMO project at Kickstarter, i warmly suggest to look at Pathfinder Online. But thats for another topic ;) P.P.S. That Rallying Call thing is so confusing to me still. I guess i will have to wait and see how it turns out to be, just like i said. |
Hello everyone Ive been pretty excited when i saw the SOE Live show. Right after it, i googled a bunch of things and lurked trough these and couple of other forums for a while. Here are just my couple of thoughts. Let me begin with cosmetic design. I am actually fine with it. It reminds me a bit more on EQII rather than EQ, but it is fine. Still, those overextended emotes and expressions may not be everyones cup of tea, but that is for here to stay. And, lets face it, photorealism wouldnt be the EQs design way. No matter how much you saw EQ or EQII as a Skyrim\Oblivion\Farcry 3 lookalike, they were never actually like that. Yes, those two were a little bit serious than this one, but they still had some cartoon\fairy tale flavor to it. Second, i like that they took a semi-sandbox approach by removing levels and taking a more exploration\horizontal progress design. I love idea that you would be able to actually find all the classes, eventhough i will definatelly use different characters for different archetypes, purely for roleplaying sake. My only worry is how will raiders/endgamers (which seems to be majority of MMORPG players) react to non-raiding endgame approach (i actually expect a lot of rage because people will expect themepark\verticall progression MMO and they will be dissapointed). I also like a destructible environmets and multileveled (minecraft-like) map. However, i'd like to see how much should we be able to bring our own content from Landmark into the world of Norrath. I'd like to have my own house in-game and being able to upgrade it and defend it from bad guys and\or deuchebag players :D As for combat, i am perfectly fine with it. Really, i dont mind it. Hell i even played Oblivion, Diablo and many more games with pure and simple left and right click combat and i was ok. Actually, i never even liked those UI's in MMORPG where you could see only like 20% of your screen, due to UI with 20000 buttons. Anyway, there is one thing i am concerned about. They talked so much about that "advanced A.I.", but there is also one thing that even GW2 suffered from and even that A.I. might not fix that. I dont want the mass of players being able to zerg everything. I am yet to see how will it work against the zerg of players. EQ, for instance, had a plenty of hard open world bosses, which even required a 50+ players to participate. I desperatelly hope that EQN will be like that, with all this multileveled world approach. All things being said, there is one thing that nothing has been talked about and i am also eager to see. What kind of PvP approach will they have. I hope desperatelly for an open world PvP, even if its faction-based. Especially if they said there will be those rallying calls and player able to help bad guys. Even if this dont happen, there can be tons of options used with this buildable/destructible world and two factions that existed in previous games, for world PvP. Bottom line: i know that this game is not everyone's cup of tea, especially for those people that expected EQ with "shader model 3" graphics. I wont even lie, when i said that i even expected dramatic changes to the game in comparison with earlier games when i saw EQ Next title (if they wanted the third part of the same game, they would name it simply "Everquest III" and have done with it). I waited long enough for another sandbox (even if partially) game, which doesnt have a space ships. I hope they deliver at least 50% of those promised things. As for the rest of you, I can say only one. At least, give the game a chance. It will gonna be f2p anyway, meaning it wont cost you nothing to try it out. You can read a thousand of biased or one-sided reviews which praise or throw hate at the game. At the end of the day, you are the one who need to bring up the conclusion about it. Heck, for one time, try to bite "Pixar design" or "5 button combat", you might get pleasantly surprised. Sorry for my bad english. See you in Landmark this winter, hopefully, Dzoni87 |
This game has too many unresolved issues.
General Discussion « EverQuest Next 8/05/13 5:35:56 PM
Originally posted by CalmOceans Their answer is simply: Where exactly does he says that? I watched this video of yours, couple of times and cant hear it. Maybe he part "everyone is involved in combat" which is more the matter of discussion, rather than concluding things straight ahead. Or maybe im deaf afterall, i dont know xD |
Originally posted by EQAbner ... and you are the most welcome However, the fact is that we saw and know only of like 15% (if even that) of whole game. On the other hand, having played Ultima Online, SWG and a tiny bit of EvE, i can get a somewhat basic understanding of game's progress concept :) |
Originally posted by EQAbner I guess you havent played an sandbox MMO before (no offence here)... There will be pretty much a lot of things to do... craft items, collect items, explore the world, raise the skills, build a houses/cities, pick flowers, kill the duchebags in world PvP and destroy their houses/cities (if they implement any, of course) etc. |
Originally posted by Fratman In my opinion, i think that best possible solution would be GW-esque b2p or any similar way of one-time payment (not speaking of one-time payment format of EQ/EQII, it was equally awfull as non-premium). However, we wont see those most deffinatelly :( |
I'd like to make houses and suck at it. Was the case with Minecraft and Sims as well and provided a millions of hours of fun :) On the other side, sucking is a first step to being successfull :) |
"I would not call this game a hardcore MMO." - per Terry Michaels
General Discussion « EverQuest Next 8/04/13 3:43:26 PM
Originally posted by Ventlus I know that this is a bit off-topic, but Dragon Prophet was made by those Runewaker guys, that made Runes of Magic, which a bit explains its crappy UI, cheap texture design, poor gameplay design etc. EQN was made by the core SOE team, while Dragon Prophet is more of a publishing thing (still beyond me why would they publish that junk, though). |
"I would not call this game a hardcore MMO." - per Terry Michaels
General Discussion « EverQuest Next 8/04/13 3:32:29 PM
Im reading this topic for quite some time and couldnt resist to reply to it :D People here obviously have different terms of "being hardcore". I really dont care about it. Make me an difficult and interesting game which can keep me playing it for more than 3 months and im happy. Plain and simple. Heck, i play LoL for years now, despite it having no long-term reward whatsoever (buying champions, runes etc. doesnt count). |
Originally posted by leoo88556 Well, i probably am... who knows :D However, since Diablo III crap, i am skeptical about buying/selling stuff ingame. We'll gonna see how it all turns out. :D |
Thanks for the replies guys... :D However, i am perfectly fine with f2p system as long as it goes with a very small restrictions (Rift for ex.). On the other side SOE's "`you cant send mail, you cant use/equip epic items, you cant use AH, you cant have spell skills, you cant have AAs (which they allowed anyway later on) unless you go gold for x months... well ok, fine... you can send mail if you go silver" system bugged me greatly. I am fine even with locking of some (but not like 80% of them) classes/races etc. But for Svarog's sake dont butcher my gameplay in cause of some awfully designed freemium mode. Well, we are still about to see how will they mix f2p and semi-sandbox game. There can be plenty of asset/cosmetic/build ideas for selling. Plus i am eager to see how will that "Creative Studio" or whatever that thing where you can sell/buy your stuff. But i sincerely hope they will not go with that freemium stupidity. F2P is fine, but freemium is an plague. |
You see.... this is an interesting thing about mmorpg.com... There are like thousands of "Omg Disney graphic boo hoo hoo QQ" topics, yet i asked some question concerning a real problem for me and my topic sank to bottom. Oh well... this ceased to be an usefull forum long time ago :( |
Ive been reading through topic these days about EQ and all of stuff about it. All i can say is that i am pretty much excited (but not over-hyped). I liked those innovative and creative ideas they showed up at convention. I, also, really cant care less about art style and all of that stuff (i may even find it similar to older EQs, but its probably just me). However, more on topic. What can probably make or break game for me is a payment model. I know that it will be f2p, but my question is: will SOE keep up with their 'Freemium' model as it is at EQ and EQII? In my opinion, it is toxic, in state as it is in those two games and it is nothing more or less than a subscription game behind f2p mask. Dont get me wrong, I have nothing against those people that can afford to play monthly subs, it is just that i dont want to pay monthly fees for an online game. First, there is far more cheaper options, even when it comes to freemium model, than SOE one. Second, i dont think that one game is worth of paying subs, not even MMO. So, if someone knows more about this, please provide me with some more info about this topic, i would be gratefull. If SOE decide to go for some more convinient model, that would be great. Thanks in advance :) |
Originally posted by HorrorScope Well, maybe you are right afterall. When i said "slightly" i maybe meant on visual things or "some" combat improvements (if one can call them improvements afterall - its more easier to click/aim/target and now you can make some combos yaaaay /sarcasm) and of course, foundry, which may or may not be a good thing. Out of that, game felt pretty much like DDO to me, except for the fact that DDO have more detailed build customization and more "memorable dungeons" (Voice of DM FTW :D). However, i do have reason why i didnt stayed long in DDO as well, but that is story for another time :) |
Originally posted by GGrimm Well, i did already mentioned that i had not tried foundry, but i will do so next time. I always loved modding tools and making/trying out mods or maps or anything. I also think that something like a foundry is a good idea for an MMO and so far ive been hearing mostly the positive things about it. However... however, unless modding tools can change the very mechanics of gameplay ("Skyrim Unleashed" or "SkyRE" mods for Skyrim comes to mind) little can mods do to improve whole gaming experience, except to add a little bit of content here and there (which is can be a good thing to some extent). But i wont say anything more about it untill i try it. Maybe they do surprise me pleasantly :) As for final score, i sumed up the whole experience and my impressions for those first 2 days of my gameplay. It is final in that way, but by no means "finally" final (if you get what im saying hehe). When im gonna make a "Final impressions" topic that will be the thing :D (the score may differ from curent one, of course). |
Before i start to write anything about game itself, i will mention couple of things. I am playing a Pen and Paper RPGs for more than 10 years and ive been playing various RPG rule systems (ADD 2.0, DnD 3e, 3.5, 4e, Pathfinder, Runequest, World of Darkness, Shadowrun, GURPS etc. just to name a few...) And of course, i know that this proves no point, but i am actually one of the minority, that in fact is ok with DnD 4e. While it obviously have its flaws, i think that its combat is done ok and is ballanced well (no more "time stop" and other OP crap, yaaaaay). And, while i would host an "Hack and Slash" 4e session any day, other aspects of the rule system are a bit weaker, but i will not discuss them now, for this isnt topic about it. Long story short: DnD 4e isnt perfect but is fine system and can be fun to play with right and fun people. Well, NW is obviously made around 4e ruleset, which can you see straight from the start and from the skill descriptions and skillbar setup (and i wll go into those details later on). Now this game have huge potential because of its licence, but it is still in beta so i did have a bit low expectations out of it, though they didnt surprised me even a bit (kind of expected, lol). Now i will go straight to the point, one by one. CHARACTER CREATION 8/10 - I was actually overjoyed, when i saw that it have body and face sliders. Yes, faces are somewhat based around the presets, but you can customize it even further with complexion, tattoos/makeup, scars, etc. Same for bodies, each of races have a handfull of preset bodies, but you can come up with various shapes with sliders. Now, i came for a score of 8 just because those sliders are a bit way to hard-coded, so you cant actually go to such extremes (well, that can also be a good thing sometimes), but a bit more variations wouldnt be such a bad thing. GRAPHICS/VISUALS 8/10 - I dont know what other have to say about it, but i actually liked a character and exterior design. It even reminded me on EQ/EQ II - not even a bit serious, but have its dose of charm and is a nice to eye. Now, this may not be the DnD that many are imagining while roleplaying (including maybe me), but is good enough, not to make you uninstall or puke, out of lousy visuals. Though an animation part (not the combat animation) still need a lot of work, in my opinion. COMBAT 7/10 - The combat is actually a mix between a GW2 and Tera with a little bit DDO flavor added to it. And, while this may or may not be a bad thing, it fits DnD 4e system fine. Now the thing is, combat can become old very quick for some players and for those who dont prefer way to much action combat. Still, standing in place for caster classes can be very frustrating, especially with some mechanics that require proper positioning. HANDHOLDING 5/10 - Obviously, this part became a standard when MMORPG genre came to the mainstream and this game surely suffers from it. The game litterally draws you your quest objectives and everything seems like a corridor, plus they are continously spoon-feeding you with items and levels. This whole feel leaves a bitter-sweet taste in your mouth and, unless you are player with an age of 8, you will begin to feel like you have some mentall illnes and they are treating you like that. In my opinion, this and next characteristic draw me out of game too much. WORLD 2/10 - What happens with MMORPGs?!? Why all the newer titles feels like an straight linear corridors with quest chains that you need to complete to continue further. This was the very thing that made me to burn out of SWTOR very very very quick and is obviously present in this game as well. Why i cant roam freely trough whole Neverwinter and the rest of Fâerun (well, supposed part of it anyway)? Why am i locked within one zone just because i havent done all the main quests? No, this is a big minus from me. Let me go straight out to the forest, get my butt served to me back on a plate and try to return there for couple of levels. Pardon me, but this is why i liked the games such as EQ, GW2 or early WoW (this is stil present to some extent even in WoW)... they had you to go out and explore wherever you please. Yes, do zones, i am ok with it, it doesnt have to be a seamless world. But at least dont lock me out. CHARACTER CUSTOMIZATION 5/10 - Well, this is a themepark MMORPG afterall, so expect a gear-chasing to be major part of your power customization. The thing that bugs me is that, for the sake of DnD, they could put some more of stats/feats/i dont know customizing. Hell, even DDO had it. On the other hand, chosing dailies or encounter powers is pretty much 4ed thing, which maaaay be a fine thing, but you actually start to realise that the WotC went with 4e ruleset, only to adapt it so that the MMORPG developers can make a DnD licenced games and still stay "true to rules" without issues. But the proper MMORPG need a hell lot of more, other than a popular license to be a good MMORPG. History teached us that. MUSIC 2/10 - It may be a nice music (still a matter of taste) but it gets old veeery fast. For the sake of your own sanity, mute the music, by all means. I may reccomend "Rhapsody of Fire" for awesome Epic Fantasy/Metal experience instead of in-game music ;) FINAL SCORE 6.5/10 - This may be a nice game that may introduce Dungeons and Dragons universe to younger audience (eventhough i would recommend Baldurs Gate or Neverwinter Nights from 2000 as the most true DnD games any day) or may be a nice side game to play from time to time, but if the game stays in state like this, it will be quickly forgotten, especially with other titles that are around the corner. At this state, it is nothing more than slightly improved DDO, and i even doubt that it will attract a lot of active DDO players (i do hope that i would be proven wrong). Keep in mind that this was still Beta and miracles can happen (though with a slim chances). I tried to be as objective as i can, but i need to see opinions from others. Sure maybe you guys out there find a weaker features, in my opinion, to be as actuall strong or good ones. I would really welcome opinions (not the bashing) of others. Have a nice day and see you around, Dzoni87 P.S.: i had a little time to test PvP, Foundry, Cash Shop and other aspects of the game, but i will do so in upcoming betas/release so i will make my judgement on those later on. |


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Enjoyed a wonderfully long week end and last night dinner was a request from my son. He wanted fish with tomatoes and fettuccine. What a mom to do but say: Yes , of course.
The following recipe is not as long as it may seems. The swordfish remained very tender and there was plenty of juice and sauce to serve with the fettuccine. Mashed potatoes is a great alternative to the pasta.
I used white wine, but any wine will be just fine.
Bon Appetit!!
servings4 4
active time30 minutes
total time30 minuts
4 swordfish fillets2 carrots, peeled and cut in small chunks
2 small celery ribs, thinly slices
½ yellow onion, thinly sliced
1 8oz can of chopped tomatoes
2 tablespoons chopped parsley
2 tablespoon butter
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 cup white wine
1/2 cup low sodium chicken stock
Salt and pepper
In a large, low side pan add the butter and oil and cook the onions, celery, carrots and parsley until tender. Add the wine, the chicken stock, cover, lower the heat to medium low and cook for 5 minutes. Add the tomatoes and cook for another 15 minutes over medium high heat.Dry the swordfish fillets and spread some light butter over the top and season with salt and pepper.
Place the swordfish over the tomatoes sauce and cook over medium high heat covered for another 5 to 8 minutes. Turn the fillets once during the cooking process.
Serve hot with sauce over the fish.
my notes
recipe at a glance
type: Kid-Friendly, Traditional, On a Budget, Quick & Easy, Vegetable, Sauce
main ingredients: Carrot, Fish, Tomato
cuisine: French

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Can a freshman become the second Maryland player in five years to be named the country's top point guard? The first step was taken Tuesday.
The Big Ten has resolved the issues that took place at Penn State on Saturday. Now Randy Edsall is ready to move on, as well.
How is Maryland shuffling its lineups to compensate for injuries? Jake Layman is at the center of the movement. Details here.
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Ireland is now able to borrow money for free.
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A leading academic has described as astonishing the politics that led to the 2008 bank guarantee which covered the country's six biggest financial institutions.
MoreFocusing on the companies in the Emerging Category looking to build on their initial success, Peter O'Dwyer continues our look at the Cork Company of the Year finalists
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MoreThe potential sale of Aer Lingus to International Airlines Group (IAG), managed by former Aer Lingus pilot and CEO, and previously a management buy-out suitor, Willie Walsh, is raising alarm bells for anyone with anything to do with the airline business.
MoreThe new rules for mortgage lending will have less of an impact on the property market than "people might think", according to the governor of the Central Bank, Patrick Honohan, who said their aim was to prevent another housing bubble from forming.
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Boston won 3-0
Game 1: Monday, June 20 | ||
Boston | 10 | Final in 10 |
Cleveland | 9 | |
Recap »Boxscore » |
Game 2: Tuesday, June 21 | ||
Boston | 9 | Final |
Cleveland | 2 | |
Recap »Boxscore » |
Game 3: Wednesday, June 22 | ||
Boston | 5 | Final |
Cleveland | 4 | |
Recap »Boxscore » |
7:05 PM ET, June 22, 2005
Progressive Field, Cleveland, Ohio
W: K. Foulke (5-3)
L: B. Wickman (0-2)
CLEVELAND (AP) -- Nothing, or so it seems, is insurmountable to these Boston Red Sox. Once you've foiled a curse, beaten back history and mastered the Yankees in October, overcoming a two-run deficit in June is pretty easy.
Edgar Renteria hit an RBI double in the ninth inning off closer Bob Wickman as the surging Red Sox rallied for a 5-4 victory Wednesday night and a three-game sweep of the Cleveland Indians.Trailing 4-2 in the eighth, the Red Sox, who patented the historic comeback last season, staged their 20th come-from-behind win of the season and completed their first sweep at Jacobs Field since May 1999."We play calm out there," said Johnny Damon, who came off the bench and scored the tying run in the eighth. "We've been through pressure before. We've dealt with it. We don't let too much bother us."Boston has won four straight and nine of 10, and the defending World Series champions are 11 games over .500 (41-30) for the first time this season."We're right where we need to be," Damon said.Renteria and John Olerud hit solo homers for Boston, which improved to 3-26 when trailing after seven innings.Keith Foulke (5-3) pitched 1 1/3 scoreless innings for the Red Sox, who managed just two runs and six hits in seven innings off Cleveland starter Cliff Lee.Jay Payton, batting leadoff for the first time this season, doubled to open the ninth off Wickman (0-2) and went to third when center fielder Grady Sizemore bobbled the ball on the warning track for an error."I saw him [Sizemore] as I got to second, and then I just took off," Payton said.Renteria, whose 11th-inning single in Game 7 of the 1997 World Series for Florida still haunts Cleveland fans, followed with his double and the Red Sox hung on to improve to 11-7 in one-run games."We did some really good things to win," Red Sox manager Terry Francona said. "That's a lose-able game."Down to their final six outs, the Red Sox came back against Cleveland's usually dependable bullpen in the eighth. Indians relievers came in with the AL's lowest ERA (2.58) but couldn't protect the lead for Lee.In Boston's eighth, Manny Ramirez and Kevin Millar hit consecutive one-out singles off Bob Howry before Olerud hit an RBI single off lefty Arthur Rhodes, who then gave up Bill Mueller's run-scoring single to tie it 4-4.Lee had quieted Boston's big boppers, who had scored 19 runs and bashed eight homers in winning the series' first two games. Before being slowed by Lee, the Red Sox had scored six or more runs in 10 of their previous 12 games."They are a veteran team over there and they obviously showed they know how to win close games," Lee said. "Hopefully, we can get there, too."Casey Blake had three hits and an RBI single for Cleveland, which came into the series riding a nine-game winning streak.The Indians were hoping to salvage at least one game against Boston. Last season, Cleveland won 10 of 11 in August to get back into the playoff race before dropping nine in a row and out of contention."We were trying to keep this thing rolling," Wickman said, "and we didn't get the job done."Olerud evened it 2-all in the seventh with his first homer since Sept. 30, when he was with the New York Yankees. The well-traveled first baseman signed a minor league deal with Boston on May 1."I've seen him take that swing too many times," Francona said. "I know his swing is a gift, but he works hard at it."Ramirez, whose escapades while playing right field during his eight seasons in Cleveland are legendary, misplayed Victor Martinez's routine fly to left-center leading off the second.Ramirez initially tracked the ball before he appeared to lose it despite being in the shade and let it bounce past him. Martinez went to second on Ramirez's first error in 112 chances and scored on Jody Gerut's single.Renteria tied it in the third with his sixth homer, a towering shot into the left-field bleachers.Game notes
Sizemore extended his hitting streak to a career-high 12 games with a double in the first. During the streak, he's batting .400 (20-for-50) with eight RBI. ... Damon did not start so he could rest his sore right shoulder. He expects to be 100 percent by Friday. "I'm a fast healer," he said. "Two days for me is an eternity." ... Indians 3B Aaron Boone missed his second straight game with strep throat. ... Ramirez has reached base safely in 22 straight games. ... The Indians are 12-18 in one-run games.
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Regular Season Series
Scoring Summary
2nd | J Gerut singled to center, V Martinez scored, C Blake to third. | 0 | 1 | |
3rd | E Renteria homered to left. | 1 | 1 | |
6th | C Blake singled to left, T Hafner scored, V Martinez to third, B Broussard to second. | 1 | 2 | |
7th | J Olerud homered to center. | 2 | 2 | |
7th | T Hafner grounded out to shortstop, A Cora scored, C Crisp to third. | 2 | 2 | |
7th | V Martinez singled to center, C Crisp scored. | 2 | 4 | |
8th | J Olerud singled to left, M Ramirez scored, J Damon to third. | 3 | 4 | |
8th | B Mueller singled to center, J Damon scored, J Olerud to third. | 4 | 4 | |
9th | E Renteria doubled to deep center, J Payton scored. | 5 | 4 | |
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Game Information
Stadium | Progressive Field, Cleveland, OH |
Attendance | 29,915 (70.8% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 3:28 |
Weather | 75 degrees, clear |
Wind | 9 mph |
Umpires | Home Plate - Larry Vanover, First Base - Jim Wolf, Second Base - Sam Holbrook, Third Base - Randy Marsh |


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We ate there this summer. The ice cream is what you would expect but it is kind of a whole in the wall. It is Kennebunkport so expect to pay a fair amount for your dish.
We ate there this summer. The ice cream is what you would expect but it is kind of a whole in the wall. It is Kennebunkport so expect to pay a fair amount for your dish.
I think we were there at the busiest weekend (Columbus Day) of the year. It was crowded and we waited about an hour for the factory tour. It was interesting but it would have been a better experience if they were actually making ice cream that day. Our guide was very knowledgeable and energetic and made it a fun tour.... More
Ben and Jerry's is great to buy at the grocery store, but unless you want to wait in a long, disorganized line in a cramped area and spend $5.00 for a teeny scoop, choose Rococo Artisan Ice cream a few steps closer to the square--You can't miss it. They have all kinds of interesting as well as normal favors, and... More
lots of choice, right downtown, great place to stop and rest while shopping a gallery gazing. Lovely benches to sit on and beautiful landscaping
Stopped for an ice cream will exploring the local shops. The store is in a large house and sits on a hill. I was very surpised by the great service as well as the quanity of the servings. They have picnic tables outside that gives you a good view of the shops below, we sat in the couple adirondack chairs... More
The outside was so cute, but inside, it's old & rundown. Nothing special. But it's good ice cream because it's Ben & Jerry's! There's nowhere to sit inside, but there are benches outside, I wanted to try something local- there were so many ice cream shops around, but the kids wanted this.
We stopped in here while walking around in town. There is a small parking lot in back which is a plus. The ice cream is excellent and a great refresher while on a walk through town.
This ice cream shop has an excellent assortment of flavors. The variety of different cones and waffle bowls is impressive. There is indeed something for everyone.
The queue was long, the service was fast... so we didn't have to wait too long. It was your usual affair, good selection of flavours, cones and shakes. My only concern with the massive wasp nest right by the door. Somebody should really look into that!
Who doesn't love Ben & Jerry's? Only down side was do to the time in the year we went it was obvious they were still training there staff. Hopefully they will be able to get them up to speed before memorial day, if not these poor girls wont make it the summer when this place gets busy. But they were... More
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14.9% alc., 250 cases, $54. Carabella Vineyard is a 49-acre site on the southeastern side of Parrett Mountain. Winemaker Mike Hallock makes wines exclusively from Carabella Vineyard fruit. Soils are gravelly volcanic. This wine is crafted from clones 113, 115 and Wädenswil. · Some interesting minerality runs through this wine. Luscious black cherry flavor, nicely spiced, with exotic wood accents. A delicious wine with a silky and sensual presence that dances on the palate. Reviewed December 17, 2008
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Directed by Luke Greenfield, 2S Films, 2011. Starring Ginnifer Goodwin, Kate Hudson, Colin Egglesfield and John Krasinski.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance.
Question: Was anyone aware that Tom Cruise shaved off 20 years or so to be in this movie? Okay, I am not serious but I couldn't help but notice, and get completely distracted by, how much Colin Egglesfield looks scarily like Tom Cruise -- I meanreally looks like him.
I had a friend of mine text me in the morning to see if I would join her for a movie and lunch. The catch was, she wanted to see Something Borrowed. I was game. She was happy. We started watching the movie and for the first few minutes I was interested and then Colin Egglesfield, Dex, came on the screen and I could not stop comparing him to that other actor I just mentioned.
It is so uncanny how much he looks like him but what's worse is that they have similar mannerisms too -- like the look-away talk and then stares right at the person for the last three words to really make his point. TC does that all the time. Or when he raises his eyebrows when he says things like "Okay". There is so much more but I will refrain. I might dwell too much on this, and I admit I know way too much about Tom Cruise's mannerism, but I have been watching him in movies for the past 30 years. One tends to remember people's quirks -- or at least I do.
Anyway, back to the movie. All in all, Something Borrowed is just an okay movie. (It is based on the novel of the same name written by Emily Griffin.) It is neither here nor there. The main character, played by Ginnifer Goodwin, seemed to be the same character she always plays -- the pathetic friend who gets dumped on but tries to do the right thing even when she doesn't want to. Kate Hudson did kind of play a character that isn't her usual but it did remind me exactly of her role in Bride Wars. She is selfish, attention-seeking and thinks the world revolves around her. And these two people are supposed to be best friends?
Don't even get me started on Colin's role -- you know what I think already except to say his character was a bit of a wimp. But I will say the other male role inSomething Borrowed, John Krasinski, made this movie tolerable. He was funny, charming, and sweet. I so want to see more of this character and something tells me we might. (fyi: if you see this -- stay through the credits).
My favorite part: John Krasinski. He really did have some funny lines.
My least favorite: I don't get the best friend relationship where one is so full of themselves and the other gets walked on by them.
Did the previews show too much? Yes and no. A lot of the funny lines were shown but not all.
Rating: PG-13
Length: 103 minutes
Random thought: You see how I was distracted by the look-a-like but my friend kept noticing how many different styles and colors Kate Hudson's character's nails were from scene to scene. I didn't notice that. So, we all have things that distract us. Also, maybe you love Tom Cruise and might enjoy the fact that someone else looks and acts like him. Or you love nail polish... So, you might like this movie.
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Perhaps you're familiar with Volkswagen's XL1. It's basically the anti-matter version of the Bugatti Veyron: a super-exclusive, spared-no-expense VW Group project masterminded by Dr. Ferdinand Piëch in pursuit of never-before-seen performance for a road car. Only where the Veyron chased after top speed records, the XL1 goes for efficiency. (more…)
Where an hardtop Aston Martin is now, a convertible version is soon to follow. (Like the lovely DB9 Volante we recently drove.) It's as inevitable as the tides—except for the Rapide, but there's not a lot of market in ragtop sedans. So we are in no way, shape or form surprised to meet the 2014 Aston Martin Vanquish Volante. (more…)
The automotive journalism term "official spy photographs" sounds about as oxymoronic as "jumbo shrimp," though the product they describe isn't nearly as delicious. Manufacturer-released spy shots are a classic way for a car company to get ahead of a story, and the automotive equivalent of a photo-shoot selfie; instead of letting the Brenda Priddys of the world snap up pictures of prototypes with their pants down, the car company puts out a flattering image that shows just what they want you to see.
In this case, Mercedes-Benz and AMG want to show us that they are, indeed, working on a new sports car—one that, from the looks of it, shares the SLS AMG's general cab-backwards proportions in spite of being a bit smaller overall. From the looks of it, the car doesn't have gullwing doors, but if those proportions are any guide, it'll be a looker.
That's what we know for sure. However, the gang over at Car and Driver have their ears to the ground. They say the car will likely be called GT or SLC, and instead of being an SLS replacement, it'll supplement the bigger sports car in showrooms at a lower price point (figure in the low-to-mid $100,000 range). In spite of reduced usage of carbon fiber for cost reasons, the GT/SLC should still be a couple hundred pounds lighter than the SLS (off whose platform it's based). Power is expected to come from AMG's new twin-turbo 4.0 liter V8, making around 500 horses to start; subsequent versions, such as a Black Series model, will likely push that up towards or past 600 ponies. The AMG dual-clutch seven-speed automatic will handle the grunt en route to the rear wheels.
As much as we don't want to see the SLS AMG (or its naturally-aspirated 6.2 liter V8) pushed to the sidelines, the notion of a smaller, lighter sports car built on the same rock-solid platform fills us with a fair amount of glee. Plus, we're hoping this new car will give AMg a chance to rectify the SLS's biggest flaw: those really unfortunate headlamps. [via Mercedes-Benz, Car and Driver]
Chevy's been drip-teasing the new 2014 Corvette Stingray for months now, ever since they revealed it on the eve of the Detroit Auto Show back in January. They've shown us the various colors, they've shown us the convertible version, they've shown us the option packages and revealed how much power its new smallblock V8 will make... (more…)
Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn spilled the beans on the NISMO GT-R earlier this year, when he said, "It would be unthinkable for us to develop a range of Nismo road cars without including the GT-R. The GT-R Nismo will be special." But we didn't know how special—not until the crew at Top Gear caught word from Nissan that the car will lap the Nordschleife in less than 7:18. That'd make it faster than all but two production cars—the Lexus LFA Nürburgring Edition (7:14.64) and the Dodge Viper ACR (7:12.13). But the Viper's basically a street-legal race car, while the LFA Nürburgring, well, you're more likely to see Kanye West riding a unicycle down Rodeo Drive than you are to see one of them in the flesh. In terms of performance that's accessible and insane, the NISMO GT-R sounds like it'll be hard to beat.
Don't expect wild changes in the car compared to a regular GT-R. The power bump will be around 25 horses, to the 570 hp range, while the suspension will also be upgraded for improved handling. Oh, and Nissan says they pride themselves on making NISMO models look better than their regular counterparts; based on the transition from 370Z to NISMO 370Z, we'd say that means more air inlets, new spoilers front and rear at the very least. Look for the NISMO GT-R in the latter part of 2014. [via Top Gear]


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Gary Marini of Woonsocket has been looking for work since Sept. 2011. He has enjoyed a lifetime of employment in the manufacturing sector at four different companies, but now struggles to find a job. At 57 he believes he is past the point where he can be retrained. Marini fills out an application at The Brickle Group in Woonsocket. On the left is employee Pat Desir.
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Final Thoughts: Think our family trip went pretty well for a first time to the World with kids. Boys want to go back, so that is always good (for a disney obsessed Mommy, lol)
Will probably try to avoid spring break time in the future as it was just too busy for my guys to handle. But the weather was perfect. Will utilize Disney resources more on next trip, like baby centers. Will also try staying on property next trip, which is all I had ever done before this trip. The boys enjoy pool/quiet time away from parks, so will make sure to slow down and take a break each day like we did on this trip. Sneak Peak: So my three year old has been talking about our trip since we went. We have looked at pictures for the MNSSHP and MVMCP before and the boys have always gotten excited about the idea of going to the parties. Halloween is the boys favorite holiday, and even though we just got done with Christmas Joey has been talking about Halloween and Mickey since then. So I approached my DH about a possible MNSSHP trip, knowing that he wouldn't be able to come because of football (he is a coach and athletic director) but still being hopeful. He said ..... YES, but only if I took my Mom with me, which was fine because that was part of my plan too. And of course my Mom was game, she loves Disney almost as much as me. So a Halloween trip began to form. So when would we go? We settled on Sept because we figured it would be less crowded then if went closer to Halloween.... so a trip is forming and our hotel is now booked. You'll have to wait to find out that information on the PTR which I plan to begin next month
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I'm so glad the good memories stand out for you all!
I can't wait to read about your plans for this fall! Thanks for sharing your trip with us!
AmyTim Alex(13) & Zach(10) Family, friends, teachers & Stacy too! Cheers to Friendship! October 2012 Girls Weekend! (TR) Cheers to Friendship A ladies weekend Oct. 12 Group PTR Bumps, bruises, too many teenagers & swimming with sharks! 4/12 TR It wouldn't be spring without an Epcot F&G Festival! 4/12 PTR I finally saw the lights! Our super special anniversary trip! Finally getting to see the lights! Nov 2011 Anniversary/Holiday/F&W PTR Spectrum Moms take on the World! - January 2011 PTR/TR No kids, no husbands & no rain! Girls weekend at BWI! Fall 2010 "Mom, this is like a whole new Disney!" An April 2010 TR |
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I can't wait to see the pics from MNSSHP. I really think that is my absolute favorite time to go to WDW. Always loved the feeling of walking into the park for the party.
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Masatoshi AsatoChairman, The Bank of Okinawa, Ltd. |
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Mr. Masatoshi Asato served as the President of Bank of Okinawa Ltd. since June 2002. Mr. Asato served as General Manager of Haebaru Branch at Bank of Okinawa, Ltd. since July 1992; General Manager of Tokyo Branch Office and Chief of Tokyo Business Office since July 1994; General Manager of Investigation 1st Division since July 1996; General Manager, Head of Office Operations Division since July 1998; and its Managing Director since June 2000. He joined Bank of Okinawa, ...
Corporate Headquarters*10-1, 3-chome Phone: 81 9 8867 2141Naha, Okinawa 900-8651 Japan Fax: 81 98 869 1473 Board Members Memberships*Chairman 2003-Present Statutory Auditor
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