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Lake Manatee State Park
About Lake Manatee State Park
Manny Perez
With the arrival of autumn comes some of the best Florida weather of the year and makes activities on the lake even more enjoyable! Lake Manatee offers a variety of recreational opportunities. Some of the common activities one would think of are fishing, boating, canoeing, kayaking, wildlife viewing and swimming; but it is also being enjoyed more and more by Geocachers! No need to wait in long lines to get out to the beach or to launch your boat. Lake Manatee is a great place for water related activities without the crowds and lines plus there are so many little nooks and crannies to explore here. So on your next outing with family or friends forget about the "Salt Life" and come see what the "Fresh Life" is about! We're looking forward to seeing you this autumn at beautiful Lake Manatee.
Take exit 220 off of I-75. Lake Manatee State Park is located 9 miles east of I-75 on State Road 64 in Bradenton, Florida.
- Volunteer - Lake Manatee State Park is always looking for outgoing and dedicated volunteers to assist with day-to-day park operations, special projects and campground hosting.
- For forms, information and benefits of volunteering visit Get Involved.
- Florida State Parks Pet Policy
Pets are allowed in the park at Lake Manatee State Park. Visitors should remember to clean up after their pets and keep pets on a 6 foot hand-held leash at all times. Pets may not be left unattended. You may walk your pet along the trails, and in use areas, but they are not allowed in the swimming area. Service animals are welcome in all visitor use areas in the park. Please contact the Ranger Station for specific pet restrictions or inquiries.


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Collaborating on a Flexbook
Written by felix on April 30, 2013
There are a few suggested ways for collaborating.
1) You can create concepts using Google docs and then upload these docs into our system and into your book. Google docs has built in collaboration features that will easily allow multiple users to work on a single document. You can also use a Microsoft word document, if working offline.
** Our editor only supports a limited subset of both Google docs and Microsoft word formatting features, so you may need to make adjustments using our editor after uploading to get the desired formatting.
2) Teachers could work under a single account. This method does not allow multiple editors to work on a concept at the same time, because modifications would be overwritten by each other. You could divide the workload so that each teacher is working on a separate chapter, then you will not have to worry about overwriting each others work.
** As long as teachers are not working on the same concept this method will work fine.
3) Everyone has their own accounts and they work on separate parts of the book. When complete you can send the link to the resource to the one person who organizes the entire collection.
One thing to note is that every time you save a change to a resource, a new revision is made. So if teachers are working in their own accounts and sharing links to their work, they will have to send a new link every time they make changes. This is where working under a single account would be easier to manage not having to worry about using the most up to date resource.
You can create a group which will allow you to easily share resources between, collaborators. The link below has instructions from our FAQ:


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State Water Resources Control Board Mandatory Conservation Regulations Now in Effect
The State's first-ever emergency regulations mandating urban water conservation became effective July 29, 2014 following final approval by the Office of Administrative Law on July 28, 2014.
The CHWD Stage 3 Water Warning, which was declared effective on January 14, 2014, complies with the requirements of the State's mandatory conservation regulations which means that CHWD will not be implementing any new conservation requirements at this time. For more information on the State's mandatory conservation regulations click here.
November Water Supply Update – Water Use Reductions Remain in Force
Cooler temperatures and recent rainfall mean outside landscape irrigation should not be needed at this time. This means customers will need to concentrate on reducing inside water use to meet the needed 20% conservation. Shorter showers, running full loads of dishes and clothes, and turning off the faucet when brushing teeth and shaving are great ways to reduce inside water use.
On January 14, 2014, the CHWD Board of Directors declared a Stage 3 Water Warning in effect. For the first eleven months of 2014 , our customers have responded by reducing overall water consumption by 20.8% compared to the same time period in 2013. The District's water supply for the fall and winter months ahead is forecast to be well below average. CHWD continues to ask its customers to reduce water use by 20%. For a list of requirements under the Stage 3 Water Warning, click here.
Folsom Lake is the main source of water supply for our District and many other local water agencies. As of December 3, 2014, storage in Folsom Lake was at 289,742 acre-feet, which is 30% of the it's total capacity. The historical average for this date is about 62% of total capacity. It is interesting to note that the storage pattern of Folsom Lake closely resembles that of this time last year. It is likely the District will need to remain in a Stage 3 – Water Warning with 20% conservation target into the winter months ahead. For more about conditions at Folsom Lake and related water supply issues, click here.
CHWD has five groundwater wells available to supplement its surface water supply from Folsom Lake. However, these groundwater wells do not produce enough water to meet water demand during spring, summer and fall months when most customers are doing outdoor watering. It is imperative that customers continue to be diligent in their water use reduction efforts. Fortunately, CHWD customers have a history of being good stewards of water. CHWD thanks its customers for their strong conservation efforts and asks everyone to keep up the good work!
For additional suggestions on ways to reduce your water use, see our Water Conservation page or click on the links shown below.


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Small program to display a dialog box and receive text from the user. Suitable for use in shell scripts, etc.
NOTE: FreshPorts displays only information on required and default dependencies. Optional dependencies are not covered.
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/x11/xprompt/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install x11/xprompt
cd /usr/ports/x11/xprompt/ && make install clean
pkg install x11/xprompt
No options to configure
Number of commits found: 16
Support stage
Add NO_STAGE all over the place in preparation for the staging support (cat: x11)
New USES imake to handle the dependency on imake. This uses accept 'env' as an argument for ports that do use their own or a different do-configure target. Modify xmkmf so it accept IMAKECPPFLAGS as default flags for imake and pass it to the called imake. Modify xorg-cf-files (the FreeBSD.cf configuration file) to allow CppCmd to be overwritten. Pass CppCmd CcCmd and CplusplusCmd via command line to each call of imake via IMAKECPPFLAGS Pass IMAKE_DEFINE with the above arguments to MAKE_ARGS so that imake spawned from Makefile generated by a previous imake also inherit the defined CppCmd CcCmd and CplusplusCmd. Make imake use devel/tradcpp all the time, so that when buidling with clang we do not depend on gcc's cpp. Make imake respect CC and CXX Make imake respect USE_GCC (if set imake will use gcc's cpp). While here: - Remove a couple of indefinite articles from comments - Trim headers - Fix a couple of ports to build with clang or use: USE_GCC=any - Fix a now useless redefinition of the extraction chain - Fix a typo in japanese/Wnn7-lib bundled imake template definitions - Fix some XMKMF execution with no env specified - Use options helper in x11/xautolock to simplify the port
- Trim Makefile header - Unbreak with clang
- Get Rid MD5 support
Convert most of remaining ports that depend on xorg-libraries to modular xorg. - supply corresponding USE_XORG for all imake-using ports that need it - USE_IMAKE no longer implies USE_XLIB in absence of USE_XORG - retire USE_X_PREFIX which is not really used anywhere after the above change - a few minor nits like whitespace and SF macro Tested by: 2 tinderbox runs by pav Approved by: portmgr (pav)
- Welcome X.org 7.2 \o/. - Set X11BASE to ${LOCALBASE} for recent ${OSVERSION}. - Bump PORTREVISION for ports intalling files in ${X11BASE}.
Reset inactive maintainer. Hat: portmgr
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Use PLIST_FILES (bento-tested, marcus-reviewed).
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Style fixes for ports/x11.
Convert category x11 to new layout.
In accordance with the New World Order, move the distfiles that I host from people.FreeBSD.org to MASTER_SITE_LOCAL.
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4.5 WHAT A JOKE lufcrhinos | 20/04/2013 | See all lufcrhinos's reviews (3) I have been playing this game since release and it STILL is worst game ever. Despite all the updates they still have failed in the inconsistancies that are obvious. I for one will NEVER buy a call of duty game again. Save your money
4.5 Brilliant! funkytr | 04/01/2013 | See all funkytr's reviews (4) The best call of duty yet. Cant understand the negative reviews, I wonder if most of them have been left by Infinity Ward staff, considering the last game they made (Modern Warfare 3) was a total flop!Treyarch have done a fantastic job, the multiplayer is excellent, decent maps and different weapons. Not to mention Zombies which I am sure will get even better as the new maps are released. Music's quality aswel, gets you right in the mood, improved graphics (although the graphics could be abit better). Decent campaign mode aswel, well worth playing.I definetly won't be buying the COD games that Infinity Ward develop and release, after being let down so many times since COD 4!Well done Treyarch! Keep up the good work...
4.5 multiplayer review lethalsaint | 08/12/2012 | See all lethalsaint's reviews (15) it's simply great, people die easier and hardly any lag. Maybe if they just fix the respawn positions a bit better it would help. Apart from that though it's realy good.
4.5 Awful online play adistokes14 | 06/12/2012 | See all adistokes14's reviews (1) Iike everyone i was very exited for this game to come out as black ops was my favorite of the franchise.MULTIPLAYER - this is why i am writing this review. If you are buying for the multiplayer then buy a different COD. it is awful. The guns are poor and it is mainly an SMG game so other guns are irrelavent. search and destroy is very poor 100xp per kill. If you want to level up faster you cant as challenges such that was in blackops 1 are non existent. You cant be hidden from UAV till the last level in which u prestige anyway so everyone knows where you are.BO1 big and small maps with relevent guns with perks that allow you to be a good player.BO2 all maps made for SMG's. terrible perks and terrible guns with no way to improve. ALSO FREZZES YOUR CONSOLE SO YOU HAVE TO KEEP RESETTING IT. and not just on my console.
4.5 Cod 4 still rules duffyorchez | 01/12/2012 | See all duffyorchez's reviews (9) I only play online so i can't comment on campaign or zombies, here goes.the negatives are..1. online keeps freezing and no its not my connection, i have the virgin super hub 100meg speed.2. stabbing is appauling, you miss more than you hit, never happened to me on any other cod.3. weapons still dont sound right just like on black ops 1.the positives are1. maps are good2. killstreaks are good3. they have tried to make it more difficult for campers by unlocking uav jammer at level 55 and even when it is used you can be seen if you are camping so you must be moving about. great idea, i hate campers lol.over all its a good game spoilt by the few probs i stated above but if you are a cod fan you should buy it and see for youself.
4.5 Personally My favourite Of The Series RicoRonJon | 29/11/2012 | See all RicoRonJon's reviews (5) As others have mentioned, the series hasn't moved on in great leaps and bounds but I personally feel the little tweaks they have done warrant five stars. I'm only about an hour into the campaign on the hard difficulty so for all those complaining about it being short, crank it up a notch, it'll draw the game out by an extra 50 - 75% playing time easily. Mind you, I'm not the world's best game player which brings me to Multiplayer.It's pretty much more of the same but there's some great new maps in there and I love the custom load outs you can do. It really helps you tweak when you're not the world's best player.I, like others, had concerns about the futuristic leap with the series but this has been done extremely well in my opinion.Overall, I think it's a nice step forward, not leap, for the series and one where new players can leap into it without caring too much about the back story and existing players can enjoy something a little different.Let's face it, it's Call Of Duty. It's never going to change that much but that won't stop us buying it.To summise, great graphics, great voice acting, great story (so far) so I don't think you'll be disappointed.For the record, I bought the Care Package edition and I thought it was good value for money compared to other so called "ltd" "special" editions etc I have bought in the past.
4.5 Dissapointing DestructivePrince | 29/11/2012 | See all DestructivePrince's reviews (5) Zombies is a blast and some of the new additions are welcome but others are annoying (fire everywhere) If you enjoyed BO zombies you will love BO2 version.Campaign is too short and cinematic take forever with not enough user controlled gameplay but the story is good.The real problems are in multiplayer where not only has nothing got better since previous cod's its actually become worse. If you don't have a 4 bar connection there's little point in playing. The matchmaking is terrible and i constantly get put with european players in spain, italy and france but never in english lobbies so the connection is always bad.The maps are horrible, there's bits sticking out everywhere that stop your character from moving, you get pushed around when running by team mates and the camping headglitchers are out of control.The biggest problem is the hit detection and freezing it's at the point where it's basically unplayable.IMO Call of Duty is starting to fail, it's just no fun anymore!
4.5 Black Oops 2 Lordy5906 | 26/11/2012 | See all Lordy5906's reviews (6) Welcome back Treyarch. Welcome back poor hit detection. Welcome back connection issues. Welcome back lag. Welcome back naff graphics. Welcome back campers. Wish I could welcome back my 42 quid.
4.5 Awful! Kidda10 | 19/11/2012 | See all Kidda10's reviews (2) If you didnt like Black Ops... you will not like this! Online graphics are poor. Too like being in a cartoon. Dialogue is cheesey! M P is made too easy by having too many perks. Its not user friendly! Both campign and M P are stone-wall BORING! Infinty Ward all the way!
4.5 £40 to go to the cinema!! MikeShropshire | 17/11/2012 | See all MikeShropshire's reviews (1) What the heck have they done? You get a few minutes game play then several minutes of story! Levels are short with the game taking over the characters movements. These games are supposed to get better with more action and gadgets. I hope they learn their lesson from bad reviews and make the next one better. Only good bit so far is the multiplayer free for all.To sum up this game..... BORRRRRRRRING!


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An accessible, good long undulating course with lovely wide fairways, Kirkcudbright probably covers more acreage than any other course in Dumfries & Galloway. Distance control and accuracy is important here, and the course is never quite as straightforward as it appears, with repeat plays tempting and rewarding.
Kirkcudbright is an exceptionally well maintained golf course, playable year round. The course is notable for its lack of bunkers, but such is the variety and quality of this course, it's unlikely you'll notice their absence, and indeed there are a number of subtle traps waiting to catch out errant drives.
Kirkcudbright caters very well for visiting golfers and individual and family weekly and monthly membership is available from £50.
Course Highlight
Watch out for the 12th, a 449 yard dogleg par 4 with a dangerous out of bounds on the left, so an accurate tee shot is essential.
Perfect Partners
Warm up for your round by heading to Tongland Family Golf Centre, or partner Kirkcudbright with nearby Brighouse Bay for an enjoyable test of golfing skill.
Key Facts
18 holes. 5717 yards. Par/SSS: 69/69
Tee Time Availability: Good but pre-booking recommended
Typical Green Fee: £28
Suitable for: All abilities. Golf parties are welcome.
Catering: Yes
Club Hire: Yes
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On Sunday afternoon, the L$D video "DONT SMOKE MY BLUNT BITCH," a collaborative effort from Grimes, Kreayshawn, Blood Diamonds, and Tragik, debuted on Tragik's Tumblr. The video was accompanied by this bit from Tragik: "We did this song in 10 minutes and the video in under an hour…. TRIPPY."
It was an interesting, almost brag-like note — L$D were bringing attention to the speed with which they created their collab and unleashed it upon the Web. "DONT SMOKE MY BLUNT BITCH" is raw and clearly DIY, and it probably won't win a production award unless it's in the quickness category. But the fact that a music video so hastily thrown together can garner so much attention, so quickly, illustrates the sea change in the way music can be created by tech-savvy and budget-conscious musicians. (A note to tech-savvy and budget-conscious musicians: Having Grimes and Kreayshawn in the mix doesn't hurt.)
Less than 24 hours after posting the video, Grimes tweeted, "@KREAYSHAWN @ladytragik @BLOOD_DIAMOND5 already getting emails of ppl trying to book L$D for shows haha." Tragik tweeted back, "@Grimezsz damn…. It started with you sneaking off in the middle of a convo to make a punk beat real quick lol." Tragik's initial Tumblr post credited the song to "@KREASHAWN @Grimezsz @ladytragik @BLOOD_DIAMOND5," fitting for a project that is firmly post-Internet, as Grimes once described her music in a sit-down with Interview Magazine.
"If you have a microphone, a little MIDI interface for like $150, and Logic, that's pretty much all you need," says Michael Thurber, the musical director and co-founder of the YouTube channel "CDZA." CDZA, short for Collective Cadenza, creates experimental music videos featuring original compositions on quick turnaround. "You can knock it out."
I came across the "DONT SMOKE MY BLUNT BITCH" video Sunday night on Facebook, at least one social network removed from Tragik's original post on Tumblr. That's the way L$D meant it to happen. For post-Internet performers like Kreayshawn and Grimes, social media isn't second nature, it's first nature. Hell, on Wikipedia, Kreayshawn's music is described as "Tumblr-wave."
The endless process of reblogging and sharing across social networks is nothing new, and allows a video like L$D's to disseminate exponentially faster than it would have in the pre-social networking age. The video now has more than 76,000 views. One YouTube commenter left a comment on the L$D video that joked, "Kreayshawn plus a lot of other 'post-mainstream mainstream satire' acts that i will NOT mention now have been created by anonymous producer "Steinvord" in his spare time, mainly for a laugh but for societal experimentation purposes too."
Grimes later replied, via Twitter, of course, "its true that L$D is really a secret project of Steinvord."
"TRIPPY" is right.
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I think HRO reported on this bullshit "song" pretty well. http://hipsterrunoff.com/altreport/2012/06/grimes-and-kreayshawn-collab-write-worst-song-world-did-it-melt-ur-ears.html
Also, I guess you'd have to be pretty blunted (Grimes) to think that collaborating with kreayayatioinshun (however that shit name is spelled) would be a good idea aside from the obvious and shallow "perk" of attaining instant gratuitous attention.
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^ Banned because it obviously rains liquid gold in California. That is definitely a fact. :I
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Windows Already Up and Running On ARM Architecture
Re:Didnt NT3 run on ARM and (348 comments)
NT4 ran on x86, Alpha, PPC, and MIPS
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Re:Didnt NT3 run on ARM and (348 comments)
NT4 ran on x86, Alpha, PPC, and MIPS
Re:terrible advice (422 comments)
I thought the truncated SSL was only affecting those using the MS crypto library?
Re:Nonsense. (405 comments)
Well, he was going to program his TI to act as a sarcasm detector, but....
Re:yes, I know that you are joking (197 comments)
in my opinion, the best headline I will ever read in my life. It read, in giant lettering across its homepage;
Yes, We Did.
Best. Headline. Ever.
Re:Nice (197 comments)
One of the shots showed Shepard and Mitchell's trail.
Re:check http://riaaradar.com too (123 comments)
And, alas, until the beast is slain, they'll attribute those dollars to the Evil Content Pirates(tm).
We're damned if we do and damned if we don't.
Re:Not just privacy concerns (411 comments)
the light rail system equally so in LA under the same circumstances
For very limited sets of circumstances. All public transit in LA is based on the fallacious assumption that everyone wants to go downtown, especially the rail system.
Want to go from the Valley to the Westside? Go downtown first. In other words, go 35 miles out of your way.
I used to live 1/2 mile from a Metrolink stop, and work 1/2 mile from another stop, but I couldn't take the train because it only ran "inbound" (into downtown) in the mornings, and "outbound" in the evenings, and my work was in the opposite direction.
The light rail system in LA sucks. Period.
Re:How do they enforce the ruling? (267 comments)
My memory is faulty, then. I did disclaim with "IIRC".
Re:How do they enforce the ruling? (267 comments)
There was the row between Copiepresse and Google over Google linking to Copiepresse's newspapers. Google was fined and promptly stopped linking to the newspaper's sites.
At which point, IIRC, Copiepresse sued Google to force them to link to Copiepresse, and have Google pay for said "privilege".
Re:Slashdotted??? (310 comments)
That was a William Shatner video.
Re:Come on Ray! (229 comments)
Hasn't that been their MO all along?
RIAA: "We're suing for ONE MILLION DOLLARS (pinky-to-mouth)"
Defense: [Some action that could cause the RIAA embarrassment]
RIAA: "We're dropping the suit without prejudice".
Re:I wonder if ... (229 comments)
The classic example is "Coming to America".
Re:Seriously..., "Kibo"? (79 comments)
I had the exact same thought, when the first part of Kibo went up a while back.
Re:Why bother to hide it at all? (297 comments)
And if the xxAA gets the torrent from the image, they're illegally circumventing a technical protection measure!
Welcome Vizzini! (101 comments)
Well, come on, since Australians come from Australia, as everyone knows, and Australia is entirely peopled with criminals, and criminals are used to having people not trust them, this law makes perfect sense!
Re:Not me... (477 comments)
I am happy with the USPS, and, coincidentally, it happens to be mandated by the US Constitution.
Not mandated, as much as permitted by Article I, Section 8.
Congress has the power to establish the Post Office, but it is not required to. Nonetheless, since it is a legitimate Federal function per the Constitution, I have no problem with the USPS.
Re:Praise Jeebus! (481 comments)
Should that be "Don't phase me, bro!"?
Re:Where != Who (175 comments)
Hate to tell you this, but Korea and Vietname are two different countries.
Re:Not really for that (367 comments)
BSD licensed code will always be free,
So I can go and use and publish the source to the WinNT TCP/IP stack? That was BSD licensed originally.
Re:Self domesticated (503 comments)
Dogs have owners.
Cats have staff.


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For a business to be held liable for an accident, its employees must have either known about the hazard or reasonably be expected to have known about it and failed either to remove it or to warn people. Accordingly, con artists usually either find an existing hazard or wait awhile after creating one. That means careful attention on your part greatly reduces your chances of being hit by a scam (as well as reducing the chance of real accidents).
Regularly check your premises for potential dangers, and eliminate them immediately. These include improperly stacked displays, leaks from coolers, debris on the floor, oil spills in the parking lot, ice on the sidewalk, poorly cleaned spills, and loose carpets, floor mats or weatherstripping.
Train employees to display "Wet Floor" signs every time they mop.
Keep a chart of when you clean public restrooms. That way, you have a defense if someone claims there was a spill on the floor for hours.
Train employees to watch for suspicious behavior. It's not easy to recognize a professional hustler, but you might catch an amateur and avoid paying a claim.
If someone falls or gets hurt on your property, be sympathetic. "These are your customers," says Jon Hoch of the NICB in Palos Hills, Illinois. "They're innocent until proved guilty. The worst thing you can do is say 'You're not hurt.' Maybe they are."
Have one employee help the customer, while another takes pictures of the scene for later use. (Keep a single-use camera handy.) Explain that you want to do everything possible to help.
Call an ambulance and the police, who will press the customer for identification.
Ask other customers if they saw what happened; get their names and phone numbers. Beware of a witness who seems too eager to help, though; con artists often bring their own "witnesses."
If you're suspicious, mention it to your insurance adjuster. Also call the NICB at (800) TEL-NICB. The adjuster can investigate, decide if the claim is fraudulent, and perhaps save your business a bundle.
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PUNE: City-based college of agriculture plans to set up an agriculture museum at its main building, a 100-year-old heritage structure. The college has built a new building in its campus which will be inaugurated by President Pratibha Patil on Sunday.
"We are planning to shift the existing offices and departments that are located in the old heritage building to the new one, after which the vacant space in the heritage building will be developed as a museum," said Tukaram More, vice-chancellor of Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth.
More said that the old building has been identified as a grade A heritage structure by the Pune Municipal Corporation. Hence, it will be given special attention and steps will be taken to preserve its beauty and aesthetics in future as well.
A museum will be set up in the building that will display the historical milestones from the field of agriculture. Besides, the museum will also cover education and research aspects in agriculture. Students of agriculture, researchers and common people will benefit from the museum.
More said that the college of agriculture celebrated its centenary year in 2008. The new building that has come up in the college campus is called is a replica of the old heritage building. The new building covers a total of 12,627 sq mt and Rs 16 crore was spent in its construction. Moreover, the building is eco-friendly with maximum use of natural light.
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The 2010 playoffs featured five participants that weren't there the year before, and, while a 42 percent turnover seems high, it's not. As a matter of fact, it's business as usual in the NFL, where there have been at least five newcomers to the playoffs in each of the past 15 years.
One of them was the Kansas City Chiefs. They hadn't made the playoffs since 2006 and, entering last season, had 35 losses in their previous 41 games. No problem. They beat defending division champion San Diego in the season opener, won the AFC West, then hosted a playoff game for the first time since January 2004.
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This one's a no-brainer. The Seahawks became the first team to make the playoffs with a losing record, so they already have one foot out the door. This is a team with a veteran quarterback who has a history of injuries and a not-so-ready-for-prime-time backup. Granted, Charlie Whitehurst looked decent vs. St. Louis in the season finale, but he's hardly proven. In fact, until then he looked iffy, and that's being kind. Anyway, Seattle isn't the team to beat in the NFC West. St. Louis is. If Matt Hasselbeck plays as he did in the playoffs, yeah, I could see the Seahawks making it. But he had seven touchdowns and a 102.4 passer rating in two postseason games, after 12 TDs and a 73.2 rating during the regular season. Plus, he has missed games in four of the past five seasons, including the past three. Hasselbeck's shelf life is short, and I don't trust his backup.
What I like: They're the defending division champions and pulled the mother of all playoff upsets by beating New Orleans.
What I don't: Hasselbeck turns 36 this season, the running game ranked 31st and the defense stinks. Look at Seattle's past nine starts, including the playoffs. It allowed 33 or more points in all but two of them and hemorrhaged 33 or more in five of its past six road games. Nobody can win like that.
Verdict: It's hard to argue with Pete Carroll's record. He has been to the playoffs three of his past four years of NFL coaching, and he dethroned the defending Super Bowl champion in his latest tour. But the Seahawks lost seven of their final 10 regular-season games and were smoked in those seven defeats -- losing by an average of 22.1 points. That better change, otherwise it's look out below.
The Bears had the second-best record in the NFC, but they weren't the best team in their division. Green Bay was ... and is. Let's face it, people, Chicago got lucky. That's OK. That's how some guys go to the head of the class, and the Bears came within a victory ... within one Caleb Hanie TD pass ... of reaching the Super Bowl. The Bears were good last season, much better than I anticipated. But they were lucky, too, and that combination is hard to beat. One problem: Good luck seldom lasts, and the Bears' luck ran out in a playoff game that will have repercussions into next season. I don't know how Chicago overcomes Green Bay in the NFC North, and I don't know how Jay Cutler overcomes fallout from his last performance. Yeah, OK, so the club rallied around him, but let's see how he responds -- because isn't that what it's always about with this guy? How he responds to, well, anything??
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What I like: Cutler not only had his first winning season since high school, he won a playoff game, too.
What I don't: I don't trust the quarterback. I don't trust the wide receivers. I don't trust the offensive line. And I don't trust the running game. Bottom line: I don't trust the Bears, not in a division with Green Bay.
Verdict: The last time Chicago reached the Super Bowl (2006) it cratered the following season, and I can see that happening again. Green Bay takes over in the NFC North. I think we all expect that. The question is: Where does that leave Chicago? All I know is that if I were the Bears I would be wary of Detroit. The Lions should've beaten Chicago the first time around and nearly beat the Bears in the rematch with a third-string quarterback. Detroit will improve. Chicago won't.
Another team that was lucky and good. The Jets have been saving their best for the postseason, and there's no getting around it: These guys are legit in the playoffs, with a 4-2 record (all on the road) and two AFC Championship Games in two years. But tell me a club outside of the Bears that caught more regular-season breaks than these guys. I know, it's better to be lucky than good, and it's best to be both. The Jets and Bears were. But that luck will run out, and it runs out this season. The Jets have decisions to make with their roster, with some of those veterans who last season made plays down the stretch will be gone this time around. That doesn't improve their chances of going far. Neither does this: They play the league's third-toughest schedule, with road games vs. three playoff clubs (Philadelphia, Baltimore and New England).
What I like: The play of Mark Sanchez in big games. The guy might be inconsistent during the season, but he's a bona fide winner in January. Look for the Jets to turn more and more of the playbook over to him. I like these guys on the road, too. Correction: I love them there. They're 15-7 (including playoffs) under Rex Ryan.
What I don't: First of all, they play in a division with New England. Second, they need to improve a running game that failed them in the AFC title game. Third, they were built for a one-year push to the top, and that year is over. Last, and most important, after two close calls they're due to take a step backward.
Verdict: The Jets are marvelous in the playoffs, but it's the rest of the season that concerns me -- with the Jets losing three of their final five regular-season games in 2010. This team wasn't built for the long haul. It hired veterans to push it over the top last year, and that didn't happen. So now LaDainian Tomlinson is a year older. So is Jason Taylor. Only one wide receiver, Santonio Holmes or Braylon Edwards, stays, and the smart money is on Holmes. And you tell me what to make of Antonio Cromartie. Bottom line: This club won't be better next season than it was in 2010, and then it was the AFC's sixth seed.
One of the feel-good stories in 2010, the Chiefs had six more victories than the previous year and knocked off four-time defending AFC West champion San Diego. Credit Todd Haley for doing the improbable, making the Chiefs respectable again. I like what's happening here. The Chiefs are young, improved and downright decent. But I don't like their chances of holding off San Diego a second straight year. The Chargers had a raft of issues that held them back last season -- including comical special-teams play -- and they will make corrections. They have a franchise quarterback, they have the league's top-rated defense and they should have a healthy Ryan Mathews. But this isn't about San Diego. It's about Kansas City, and the Chiefs' final two performances -- both at home -- plus the departure of offensive coordinator Charlie Weis make me nervous about the future.
What I like: They solved the quarterback position, and their defense is young, talented and effective -- holding eight opponents, half the schedule, to no more than 14 points. Plus, they didn't make mistakes. Kansas City's 14 turnovers were second only to New England.
What I don't: Matt Cassel without Charlie Weis. I don't know, it just seemed to work so well last season. Now Jim Zorn takes over as quarterbacks coach, with Haley calling the plays, and I'm not sure that flies. Most of all, I don't like the Chiefs' chances of beating San Diego a second straight year. I know, Kansas City had the league's best rushing attack in 2010, but Thomas Jones turns 33 this season and Jamaal Charles isn't built to carry the load by himself. But it's not Charles who's the concern; it's Cassel. He was bulletproof for all but the final two games, then hit the wall -- with no TDs and five interceptions. So what? So the Chiefs lost by a combined score of 61-17.
Verdict: The Chiefs are legitimate. Of that I have no doubt. But I don't see them catching anyone by surprise again. They lost three of their final five, including two to division rivals, and surrendered 30 or more points in each of those losses. That might be an omen.
Now we get to my wild card. The Steelers are one of the most consistent, most stable and most successful ballclubs out there. But they're also one of the most predictable. Look what happened the last time they went to the Super Bowl. That was 2008. They didn't reach the playoffs the following season. Now look at the Super Bowl before that. That was 2005. They not only missed the playoffs the following season; they didn't win more than they lost. I think you see where I'm going here. The Steelers suffer Super Bowl hangovers, and maybe it's different now because they didn't win Super Bowl XLV, but I don't think so. It's not just the Steelers' Super Bowl funk that concerns me; it's that the NFL is cruel to Super Bowl losers in general. Of the past 10 clubs that lost the game, only three made it to the playoffs the following season. Combine that with an aging Steelers defense, and you have a ready-made case for Pittsburgh spending next January at home -- and I don't mean Heinz Field.
What I like: The stability of this organization and the success of its quarterback (Ben Roethlisberger is 10-3 in the playoffs, 2-1 in Super Bowls) and head coach (5-2 in the playoffs). I also like Dick LeBeau returning for a year to coach the defense. Nobody does it better.
What I don't: An ordinary offensive line, an aging defense and Pittsburgh's recent post-Super Bowl history. The Steelers play in a tough division, where bottom feeders Cincinnati and Cleveland are bound to improve and Baltimore is always a tough out. But this isn't about them. It's about Pittsburgh, and I'll trust history here.
Verdict: I know it doesn't make sense to put these guys on the sidelines, but it didn't make sense to put San Diego or Minnesota there a year ago, either. There are always playoff surprises, and the Steelers were one of them when they sat out the postseason following their past two Super Bowl appearances. I believe in history, and I trust trends -- which means I believe Pittsburgh misses the playoffs.


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Verandah Gallery's annual show provides Zimbabwean artists a chance to shine.
HARARE, Zimbabwe — Imagine the scene: A leafy garden on a Sunday morning in one of the more prosperous districts of this capital city. Denizens inspect an impressive array of paintings for sale while a dixieland jazz band goes through its paces on a shady verandah. Cold lemonade, sandwiches and chocolate brownies keep the kids busy.
It could be one of the English home counties on a summer's day. Or an Australian suburban scene.
In fact the Verandah Gallery has sponsored the annual event in Harare, Zimbabwe's capital, since 1992. This year, 50 artists displayed their work with 25 percent of proceeds going to charities including the Emerald Hill School for the Deaf and the Emerald Hill Children's Home.
Daryl Nero, who has also shown his work in Johannesburg and London, includes among his oeuvre Zimbabwean landscapes, wildlife scenes and portraits of Zanzibar island with dhows fishing on an azure blue sea. His captivating paintings of Mozambique's rich colonial architectural legacy explain why his work is snapped up by collectors. Nero describes the Verandah Gallery as "an essential platform for artists from around the country to be known."
Its curator, Anna Fleming, also markets postcards and calendars featuring designs by Zimbabwean artists.
She can count on good weather for the July event. It hardly ever rains in Zimbabwe's southern-hemisphere winter where temperatures hover in the 70s and the cloudless skies provide a perfect outdoor setting. Among the exhibits is a selection of local Shona stone sculptures, the product of younger black craftsmen.


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I am the decorating chairman at our clubhouse & have been searching for days, looking for a clean graphic of a man & woman Pilgrim and ditto on Indians-all sitting at the Harvest table giving thanks. A long while ago-I saw one in silhouette form which is EXACTLY what I want. If to no avail-anything with full standing side or frontal profiles would be fine as well.We have 2, 5'x4' framed panels on one wall that I'd like to enlarge this graphic to use in each panel. I only have webtv and cannot 'download' many large files, so if anyone can locate this-can you link me to the exact graphic or email it to me? Many many thanks!! |
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Hi Sharon This site doesn't allow me to email you graphics so I have put the ones that might be useful on my PhotoBucket site - just scroll down they are there on the main page. http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v96/SuzieP/?sc=1&addtype=local i found them at grandstand graphics and hope they help. |
Here is a link that might be useful: my photobucket
So sorry Sue, I hadn't looked at what you had in Photobucket. How are you feeling? You are in my prayers. Carol |
Hiya Carol Thanks for asking. I'm ok just so tired and I'm still getting chest pains and numbness in my arms. The doc has me on nitro patches and I also have pills to put under mytongue if the pains get worrying. The echo cardiogram was ok so at least my heart isn't showing signs of damage, I just have to get as much rest as possible (no even allowed to walk Jack) and hopefully I'll get an angiogram before Christmas - praying they can find and fix whatever is wrong when they do that. LOL on the bright side I can't stand too long, lift or get stressed so all the chores are no longer my responsibility. Sue :) |
I'm glad to hear the cardiogram showed no damage, that is a real plus. I will bet the worst part of this whole thing is the tiredness. I know I just went through that with an illness over the summer. Two months of being ready for a nap by 11:00 am. But harder than the tiredness is the "no stress" part. Doesn't it just drive you crazy that you can't do anything and then when someone else is doing your stuff it is just not the right way? Or should I say the way we do it. Take care, get well. Carol |
Thanks Carol Yes the tiredness is annoying but the "doing nothing" is worse! LOL the dog has stopped talking to me as he knows our daughter now walks him! I had another fun filled night at casualty(said with sarcasm). I've had more chest pains the last few days and at 3am they seemed like they weren't going to ease with the angionine tablets I take so we called an ambulance. Half way to hospital I felt fine again (and very foolish), once there they did blood tests and hooked me up to monitors until 7am - Found nothing amiss and sent me home. So today I'll be catching up on sleep Smile Just wish I could get the angiogram over with and know what the problem is and move on. Today I feel like the boy who called wolf! HUGS |
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Assembly with Mr Sanderson, Head Master of Bloxham School (220.127.116.11)
Posted: 12th September 2014On Friday 12th September, Mr Sanderson, Head Master of Bloxham School, gave the school an entertaining demonstration on teamwork. He selected two volunteers to sit at a table with a bowl of cocopops and a candle. They could only eat their cocopops when their candle was lit but, at the same time, had to blow their opponents candle out so they could not eat! As you can imagine, it was a messy affair and extra help from two more volunteers was required to complete the task. The girls team won with loud applause from the audience.
Summer Concerts (30.6.14/1.7.14)
Posted: 02nd July 2014It was lovely to see so many pupils performing in our Junior and Senior Summer Concerts. The audiences were treated to a range of different ensembles and a variety of different styles of music. All ensembles performed to an exceptionally high standard and demonstrated the musical talent within the department.
Year 7 Visit to Stratford-upon-Avon (25.6.14)
Posted: 02nd July 2014Year 7's Activity Week theme was the Terrible Tudors which included a visit to Shakespeare's birth place and throughout the week they took part in a variety of activities:
One Minute Shakespeare Playlets
I learnt that Shakespeare is not that confusing. (Helena Thomas)
I learned about three of Shakespeare's most famous plays. (William Green)
Terrible Tudors Quiz
I learned interesting facts like Catherine Howard had a block brought to her cell the night before her execution so she could practise putting her head on it. (Henry Harrison)
I learned that the ghost of Catherine of Aragon is said to haunt my next school – Kimbolton! (Phemie Jennings)
Tudor Masks
It was fun using different materials and gems. (Holly Brankin-Frisby)
I enjoyed being creative and it was also relaxing. (Ben Hazell)
Stratford Trip
It was fascinating to see the school where Shakespeare went as a boy. (Oliver Mourant)
I learned that there was an illness at this school in 1776 and only three boys survived! (George Mallott)
Tudor Dancing
I learned how to make a jump look like a lift. (Katy Salvesen)
It was funny and embarrassing because we had to hold hands with the boys but it was also fun. (Alys Hemmings)
Learning to fence against friends was awesome. (Alex Telfer)
I learned the basic 'en garde' stance. (Annabel Mangan)
I learned that they had leather tennis balls in Tudor times. (Myfanwy Fleming-Jones)
I learned that tennis was one of Henry VIII's favourite sports. (William Murray)
It was great to learn how to correctly load and fire a bow and arrow after reading 'The Hunger Games' (Marki Koslowsky-Smith)
I learned how to arch and I got two in the reds. (Josh Beal)
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Year 8 Outward Bound (23.6.14)
Posted: 01st July 2014Year 8 enjoyed a challenging but rewarding week during Outward Bound at Howtown in the Lake District. On arrival they were split into groups for the whole week and each group was challenged during the different team building activities including gorge walking, scrambling, rock climbing, canoeing, coasteering and trekking. They were thrown into action with the traditional, fun and exciting 'jog and dip' and Wednesday saw some groups canoe out to their two day expedition or climb the steep Freeze Beck gorge, followed by a long hike to Place Fell or the Helvellyn summit. When the children reached their destination for camp that evening, they set up for the night and prepared their own food over a gas fire, sleeping either in a tent or under a bivvy. Friday approached quickly with a mini biathlon competition between the four groups which consisted of a 3km run and a 250m swim. Exhausted and slightly bedraggled, Year 8 headed home on the Friday to clean clothes and a comfy bed! Another fantastic Outward Bound week.
Spratton Hall Charity Work (1.7.14)
Posted: 01st July 2014At Spratton Hall our Year 8 pupils, as part of the PSHCE syllabus, spend time raising awareness and money for a charity of their choice.
The charities chosen are selected for various reasons and often because of a personal interest on behalf of the pupils. The charities cover many areas of the local and national community. This year the Year 8 pupils chose the following charities: Alzheimer's Society, Autism Concern, British Red Cross, Children's Society, Hope Centre for the Homeless, Music and the Deaf, Rainbows Hospice, Royal British Legion and the Matthew Hampton Foundation.
The pupils spent time raising funds and awareness for their chosen charity through an eclectic mix of events such as a sponsored 30km cycle ride, a sponsored 10km swim, a raffle for a giant Lindt bunny, cake sales, home clothes days and one group held a Charity Golf Evening where they also had a BBQ and a giant darts competition.
The benefit to everyone, pupils, staff and parents alike, is enormous and enables us to gain a greater awareness of these different charities. The involvement is not just for the short term. Many of our pupils continue their interest in the charity long after leaving Spratton Hall.
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Hotfeet | Normal route Date Climbed: Jan 15, 2008 | |
A great climb. Views of crater were totally cloud covered. | ||
Posted Jan 21, 2008 8:42 pm |
ericd | Wonderful high altitude nirvana Date Climbed: Jan 13, 2008 | |
3,500' upper elevation gain with 45 degree consistent climbing. Class 2-3, porters fixed a couple of 100 meter lines vertically and horizontally, to safeguard against the few hungry crevasses. Huge 400' rock wall traversed about 2/3 the way up, called Yanasacha. Perfect lava dome volcano with a straight forward approach. Set out at midnight after spending comfortable evening at Jose Ribas base camp 15,800'. 7hrs later reached the summit with tiny breaks in the clouds but remaining high humidity and low visibility. A bit windy enough to justify breathing thru a tight balaclava. A wonderful high altitude nirvana at 19,347'. | ||
Posted Jan 16, 2008 4:37 pm |
Jerry S | Normal Route Date Climbed: Dec 7, 2007 | |
Great climb. Tough climb. Turned around 200ft from the summit due to seeing stars on the ground. Felt great after descending 300ft, but that was the end of my day. Sweet mountain. | ||
Posted Dec 14, 2007 9:24 am |
Outdoorpartner | Fantastic summit Date Climbed: Dec 11, 2006 | |
Was suffering greatly from some intestinal distress, so making the summit was a very BIG success for me! | ||
Posted Nov 20, 2007 1:54 pm |
mnichols | Route climbed: Normal Route Date Climbed: Jul 26, 2007 | |
Great, fun climb higher up on the glacier. I loved the way the trail undulates up and down and around the ice features. We had a beautiful day for a climb, really lucked out. Summited at 0815. Trip report | ||
Posted Sep 22, 2007 11:39 pm |
Boriss Andean | Route climbed: Normal Route. Date Climbed: Mar 6, 1996 | |
Snow/ice conditions were perfect, but cloudy during the entire climb. We couldn't even see the crater, but it was one of the best moments in my life, being up there with Andres (my brother) and a bunch of climbers and guides like Gaspar Navarrete and Gabriel Llano (+) who let us follow them up with generosity. Gabriel Llano died years later while guiding a pitch in Cordillera Real Bolivia. It was great to share moments with him and the rest of climbers. This was the beginning of countless trips to Cotopaxi. (My first time on Cotopaxi's top) | ||
Posted Sep 20, 2007 10:00 pm |
paisajeroamericano | Best View Yet? Date Climbed: Jan 31, 2007 | |
Incredible climb. My first roped-up, high elevation, glacier climb (>5000m). I hitchhiked into the park, walked to Laguna Limpiopungo, attempted Cerro Ruminahui the next day, spent two days climbing up the road to the refugio, and rested a whole day at the refugio before attempting the summit. Perfect weather, a full moon, and a wonderful night. Reached the summit too early, waited at the ice cave/wall and the crater's edge to catch sunrise. And what a view. Floating on a bed of clouds, with only the other 5000m volcanoes shining in the distance. | ||
Posted Sep 13, 2007 5:54 am |
pkrebs | Unsuccessful Attempt - Normal Route Date Climbed: Sep 19, 2006 | |
Came down with a case of HAPE somewhere around 17.500' and had to head back. Make sure to acclimatize well for this climb. | ||
Posted Aug 20, 2007 6:53 pm |
jweidman | Ruta Normal Date Climbed: Jan 5, 2006 | |
Much nicer day this time--perfect views. Long day (14hrs) as we waited at several times for hrs to help our slower teams. Way down was crazy as some people were dead--one guy was so screwed up we had to give him dex. | ||
Posted Aug 12, 2007 12:56 am |
Sara_Matisse | Standard Route | |
Ecuador is a beautiful country with beautiful people. Our group was unsuccessful on Cotopaxi - moving too slow/I got an upset stomach from our guides 'idea' of dinner. Note to self: always cook a dinner you know your stomach can handle before a summit climb - I always bring a dinner from the States for that purpose. | ||
Posted Aug 11, 2007 12:11 pm |
bds670 | Normal Route Date Climbed: Jul 3, 2007 | |
Great weather, good climb. Summited with no wind or clouds! | ||
Posted Jul 11, 2007 11:56 pm |
Haliku | Normal Route Date Climbed: Jul 8, 2007 | |
What Bill562 said. A tough climb due to the weather. While we made it to the top we didn´t see anything but white....a GPS was useful on this climb. | ||
Posted Jul 10, 2007 9:11 pm |
Bill562 | Coto standard route Date Climbed: Jul 8, 2007 | |
Climbed with Haliku and Axe. The weather was beautiful as we left at midnight, but worsened as we climbed, deteriorating to a whiteout by daylight. We pushed on though and summitted at around 7 am. I don´t remember when the snow started coming down, but it was with us all the way back to the hut. Glad to have done this one. | ||
Posted Jul 10, 2007 8:17 pm |
Jessica L | Cotopaxi Date Climbed: Dec 1, 2006 | |
Great snow conditions, but bitterly cold and windy. My partner and I maintained a good pace to the summit, mostly because it was too cold to stop. | ||
Posted Apr 15, 2007 1:01 am |
bennovak | Normal Route Date Climbed: Feb 14, 2007 | |
Made it to ~18000 ft. Snow, and poor acclimitazation led to my demise. You need more then 2 days in Ecuador to get ready for this one. I will be ready next time. | ||
Posted Feb 24, 2007 8:32 pm |
Daniel Klassen | Summit 3 Date Climbed: May 7, 2006 | |
Guided a group of students up. Snow was deep and borderline avalanche conditions. | ||
Posted Feb 9, 2007 8:16 pm |
Daniel Klassen | Summit 2 Date Climbed: Jan 8, 2006 | |
Best weather I have had on the mountain. Was up by 7:10 am | ||
Posted Feb 9, 2007 8:01 pm |
marauders | Climbed Normal Route: Jan. 15, 2007 Date Climbed: Jan 15, 2007 | |
My favorite mountain in Ecuador. By far the most beautiful and interesting terrain. It was also the fastest to climb. Summited a little under 5 hours. Perfect weather, almost no wind, with a perfect boot track. If it hasn't snowed in a while, I don't think you need a guide here. There are so many people climbing the mountain. On our summit day we summited with 3 other groups of 5 each. No one had a guide. The initial slopes have steep switchbacks which opens into crevasse fields, seracs and 50 degree slopes. Without the boot track this would be a much harder mountain to navigate and climb, but with the boot track it's pretty easy with climbing experience. | ||
Posted Jan 23, 2007 6:22 pm |
Scott | Perfect weather Date Climbed: Jan 10, 2007 | |
Climbed Cotopaxi with perfect weather. It was our easiest of the big peaks we climbed in Ecuador, but I thought it was the most beautiful as well. It took me five hours to the top, a pretty average time. | ||
Posted Jan 22, 2007 4:36 am |
moneal | Normal route Date Climbed: Jan 9, 2007 | |
Caught some damn Ecuadorian virus the day of the climb. Couldn't even make a serious attempt. Two folks in my group summitted at sunrise in absolutely perfect conditions. | ||
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Free Trials: Wonderful, or source of annoyance? {WoW}
Apr 30th 2007 2:29PM I think that we should have a feature that blocks people from sending tells and mail from trial accounts.
Just like the swear blocking.
Five tips for guild applications {WoW}
Apr 24th 2007 7:46PM Ok..
This is for Guild Officers or Guild Masters
As a 70 mage, I have been looking for a guild for about 3 months. I have seen too many forum posts stating that people are needed for a guild.
But, you go to the website and it reads that all positions are full.
What is the point of having a guild website if it is never kept up to date.
Also, Several websites don't cover very simple questions and concerns. This is mostly for raiding guilds but can transfer over.
1. How is loot distributed in raid.
2. Do you use Vent or TS? Is either required?
3. Do you raid?
4. If you do raid, How often do you raid?
5. If you do raid, What has your raid progression been like?
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13. What do I as an applicant expect to get from you in regards to the application process? Hence, Some guilds require that you go on several runs or raid with them.
14. When will I hear back from you regarding my application?
You know, these are questions that anyone should ask a guild when they are applying or looking at applying.
And adding these answers right on the website means that you don't have several applicants asking them later.
Maybe even have a place to show loot progression.
I'd like to know how well your guild is doing as well.
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Garbane - Uther, Still guildless and looking for a raiding guild. PST!
Beyond the sea {WoW}
Apr 18th 2007 12:30PM I didn't think the underwater quests that I did were that hard. But, as a mage I must say. That drinking and underwater quests don't mix. Which pretty much makes you go to not just the surface but further to mana up.
Know Your Lore: Arthas {WoW}
Apr 17th 2007 1:48PM I would really like to see and option to have both factions and Horde use the LFG tool to find players from both sides to go fight in Northrend when it opens.
I think it would be awsome to form this alliance between the two factions to go drop the Lich King.
Breakfast topic: Leveling weapon skill {WoW}
Apr 17th 2007 12:42PM Ok, maybe my wand does do more damage. But, I have come across several mobs that are immune to shadow damage and my wand that I have is shadow.
Breakfast topic: Leveling weapon skill {WoW}
Apr 17th 2007 12:25PM As a caster (70 mage), I feel that there is a need to have your weapon skills up.
Have you come across this situation?
you are fighting a mob. You drop almost all your mana into that mob to kill it before it kills you.
You stop to eat and drink. And just as you start to gain some mana you have another mob drop on you.
*Evo is on cooldown*
You have 2 choices: Health potion (to live) or Mana potion (more firepower).
You take the mana potion and you pop your mana emerald.
You burn all your trinkets and mana into the thing. Frost nova and blink.
*No mana*
You bandage.
Time to fight.
Now you have another choice. Do you use your wand, sword or staff.
Personally, My sword has a higher DPS than my wand.
While you are trying to kill the mob you can regain mana and frost nova run and wand at a distance.
Hopefully, you kill it before it kills you.
Or there is the whole approach of being a coward and pop invis and run away and avoid all of that. *cowards suck, FIGHT!*
So, as a point. We casters do need to get our weapons skills up.
Thank you.
WoW Moviewatch: World of Warcade {WoW}
Apr 16th 2007 1:02PM This has to be the worse video I've seen in these things.
arrggh. Can I get the 3:39min of my life back please?
You get water from a well {WoW}
Apr 10th 2007 3:54PM I completely agree with this idea.
Warlocks are mage offshoots they get to dish out healthstones why can't we dishout manastones, why can't we make mana wells or food wells?
Warlocks get soulwells.
I would not mind paying 50s for 1 regent to allow this to happen. I have to pay for my Rune of Portals, Rune of Teleportation and Arcane Powder.
Rune of the Sea, Rune of Nutrition, Mana shard..
Give me regents.. Give me power.
note: I play a 70mage.
WTS epic mount {WoW}
Apr 10th 2007 2:21PM You know. I got to say, for not being that attractive she made out pretty good.. When you figure you can Ebay WoW G for 150USD+ for 1000g she could have turned around and ebayed the G and made 750USD for her 1hr of what she claims was fun.
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"So well done! How about doing Tales of Power?"
This classic Castaneda story, the first which doesn't feature psychedelic drugs, holds up well in time. I first read it 40 years ago. Immediately, after listening to Journey to Ixtlan, I tried to find the audiobook version of Tales Of Power, the book that follows this one, but it apparently does not exist in audio format. I would beg Luis Moreno to do this sequel, as the new generation of audiobook listeners shouldn't be tantalized with Journey To Ixtlan, salivating for more, only to find the series abruptly terminated.
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New Living Translation (NLT) | New International Version (NIV) |
13 "I know that you live in the city where that great throne of Satan is located, and yet you have remained loyal to me. And you refused to deny me even when Antipas, my faithful witness, was martyred among you by Satan's followers. | 13 I know where you live--where Satan has his throne. Yet you remain true to my name. You did not renounce your faith in me, even in the days of Antipas, my faithful witness, who was put to death in your city--where Satan lives. |
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