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I truly miss this game. Nothing Compares to Darktide.
The Tavern (General) « Asheron's Call 8/05/13 8:10:21 PM
Alright I rejoined downloading now =)
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General Discussion « Darkfall: Unholy Wars 8/05/13 5:39:17 PM
Originally posted by Lustmord LOL, I quit after the first 3 what a drone. Anyways glad some the others are chiming in with their opinions I have been following this game for awhile and figured the release would be a bit rough so I'd wait to give it a try for first 6-10 months it is out. It seems things are turning around and people are having fun. |
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Originally posted by bestever You are most likely right imo. With the economy the way it still is and the rate of new computer sales being so abysmal it was best to go the route they did. I do have to say I do like many of the environments, but almost every player character and monster turn me off. Over sized armor etc just way too cartoon like for me on the eyes although I know many others do like this it is just not for me. |
I don't care how many other threads are made that voice a similar opinion I choose to post what is a game breaker to me. I was hoping the game would be more adult oriented and realistic. New game mechanics sound great though and I hope they have an influence on the gaming industry as a whole, but I will not be playing this one. TESO is hitting hitting the mark with me visually as well as Age of Conan which I never got to play. I wish the EQnext luck though I am sure it will appeal to others just not for me with so many other choices out there.
Still a blast to play but where have the players gone.
The Tavern (General) « Asheron's Call 5/05/13 11:14:33 PM
Originally posted by Probert AC2 was nothing like AC1 and I played both for a few years. AC1 was king. Class trees, a chat system that did not work for over a month, misc bugs, lack of high level content, and lack of places to level (especially on darktide my guild dominated all the levelling ground and basically made most every other guild quit) killed AC2. I enjoyed AC2 but they dumbed it down so much it can't compare to AC1 at all, even though AC2 was still much better than many other mmos. |
I truly miss this game. Nothing Compares to Darktide.
The Tavern (General) « Asheron's Call 5/05/13 11:06:38 PM
Just another I hope the developers revive this game thread. I may try playing it again for fun. I was Qlop back in the day and this is the only game that held my attention for many,, many, years. No other MMO has compared to fun factor, pvp, politics, and story. Such an original cast of monsters, good guys, and villains. I miss the old huge guild wars between The Last Stand and Bloods. I wish they would reduce the sub fee to 4.99$. Please someone revive this game with modern technology. |
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Still to date the best MMORPG, PVP (Darktide), and overall video game I have ever played. I played it from 1999-2005. I wish they would make an AC3 and mirror it after AC1. I played AC2 until they yanked the cord, but AC1 lore and all is an amazing game.
[Review] Path of Exile: The Hidden Gem of the Year
News & Features Discussion « General Discussion 2/22/13 12:09:03 AM
Completely addicted to this game and love the challenge. Absolutely love the skill, loot, and progression system. This game brought me back to PC and RPGS online. Can't believe it is free or that it runs on my laptop so well. Will buy a PC again now. A+++ |
Originally posted by MarkJacobs This is the only thing I have heard that I absolutely do not like the idea of. I wish it encompassed all these except for pve zones as well as the other ideas espoused. I remain open minded however because I could see the drops etc that normally on PVE's and PVE quests simply being moved to PVP and this may well provide a btter experience but I do have serious doubts about eliminating and not inluding the PVE stuff. |
While the name Camelot surely existed long before DAOC, it may well be argued that Camelot Unchained refers the the Unchaining of Dark Ages of Camelot. I think a very good question is posed and would love to hear what a lawyer thinks of this. I have huge hopes for this game and hope it is a major success.
Camelot Unchained: Live Interview with Mark Jacobs TOMORROW!
News & Features Discussion « General Discussion 2/13/13 1:11:23 PM
After reading his blogs and being amazed at how he speaks my thoughts almost verbatim I can't wait! I have quit the MMO world for several years and this seems very promising.
Looking for an MMO to play or follow until release need recommendations.
LFGame « General Discussion 2/13/13 12:52:13 PM
Alright just checked back in thank you so much for replies! I've got some research to do now. I will be checking into AoC, Eve, and Rift. Rift and AoC sound very promising. May be a little late in the game for me to join Eve. While I was doing my own research in the mass of games currently out I came up with Tera, Path of Exile, and Camelot Unchained. Camelot Unchained designer says my post almost verbatim which I found very promising so I will be following it very closely. Originally posted by GroovyFlower AC2 is still playable? I was there the day they announced closing the servers and ending the game. Had no idea they reopened it? I'll check into it. Had several level 70+ characters on Darktide II. Originally posted by sanshi44 Very good info I will keep this in mind and not take this one off the list then. |
Looking for an MMO to play or follow until release need recommendations.
LFGame « General Discussion 2/11/13 11:41:22 PM
A little history: I quit playin MMO's many years ago because of the dumbing down and catering to the instant gratification crowd. I thoroughly enjoy Asheron's Call and played on Darktide (FFA PVP) for so many years I can't even remember how long I played. You could not beat the natural organic player base that was unfettered by forced politics and plastic rivalries this genre has been inundated with since WoW. Real enemies were really hated and the good guys were truly good. Not to mention with no territory restrictions to cater to the crowd that could not handle their pixelated self being killed by higher levels and PK's as they would be subject to in the real world; owning and fighting for valuable property and guild assets meant something! Prime hunting spots were cherished and hardly fought and defended for for years. Battles were epic and the sense of surivival and progress in the game world were much more realistic and therefore much more gratifying and enjoyable. This all started to crumble upon the entrance of games like WoW, Asheron's Call 2, and Everquest II. Also contributing to the decline of the genre was proliferation of cheating with macros and straight hacking (I hear Darkfall suffered tremendously from this so I stayed away even though it was the only bastion of hope it seemed left). To get to the point I like a challenge. I don't play games to 'beat' them or to 'max' level, I play them to enjoy them, and quit playing them when or if they are not enjoyable. I come from an era in MMO's where there was no end to the story. There really were no level caps to progression or the end of. I come from an era where games lasted 5-10 years instead of games shoveled to masses of instant gratifcation experts that result in the game lasting 3 months and then all the pixel/number addicts start to complain the game sucks, never realizing that it is the type of game they are demanding that sucks and not genre or specific game itself. They never seem to realize when venting in their video game wthdrawl states of mind that they request, demand, and pay for games built on sand. Equations built to delapidate upon 'beating' them. When the withdrawl needs to fed they simply move on to a different set of pixels, rinse and repeat. So are there any games like they used to make where the story never ended, it always expanded like progression. Where things like fighting for a town, hunting area, or honor matter? Where politics are created through the actions of the player base and not fictionally instated to the point you really have no idea why you hate the orcs or why you can't form alliances and attack whom you please? Where you are not spoon fed where to go and what to do ruining the enchanting feeling you get from a real adventure albeit through a computer screen? Where you chose from a multitude of skill, abilities, and atrributes instead of having your handhel down a boring forced path they call the 'skill tree'? Where dieing actually mattered and something was actually lost? Where skills you chose and attributes had tons of options, but it was detrimental if you made a moronic template? Or is everything still so o.0 (carebear) as we used to call it? Someone point me to a decent game out there is there is one. I don't like guns, vampires, mechs, or shit like that. I want a Tolkien type setting. I love swords and magic. I love SCi_Fi if done right like Starwars or Mass Effect but these are all instant gratification games right now with no real spirit, everything is so fake and manufactured it is like pop music, boy bands, Rick Ross who wouldn't know what a real fuckin gangster was until it shot him in the face... Let me know if I am just sh!t out of luck still. It's been 6-8 years of a boycott so thought I would try again. Thanks. Lookin for: *PVP is a must. FFA PVP preferably. *Something that takes years to max or does not have a cap *Knights, armor, magic, and all that jive, but would consider Sci-Fi I was looking into Darkfall: Unholy Wars as it seems to tick everything I want but with the rampant cheating and macro stuff I am hearing about I may not bother. |
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I have an idea, but I'm not entire sure it's gonna work. sweatdrop
please tell us, any idea can be at least tried, am i right?
Ok, here goes:
By far, the most profitable industry currently on Gaia is Fishing. I was thinking we should have a fishing tournament where all proceeds go directly to Gambino. We'll fish at Durem using only F or D bait, which will ensure the most profit. Also, if this does go into effect, I recommend using either Performance or Distance Rods, including their Plus counterparts, so that bigger fish can be caught, and hence more profit.
Thats an outstanding idea, but without motivation, i think the tournament will go to waste. i think maybe, we should try to get affiliates such as charities and minishops to pitch in with prizes. If we can get that, then we would definately be able to do it.
Perhaps a rod upgrade, or maybe helms and helmets would serve as an incentive. =\ Maybe a prize package. I own a Minishop, so I could offer a free fishing sig as part of a prize package, or even put up some gold for acquiring some prizes, though I only have like 1600. And to make sure nobody cheats, they'll have to post their catches here in pic form.
thats a great start ^_^ i will post the tournament now and if youre willing, i will be glad to let you award prizes...just tell me what you can give, and ill get other prizes (hopefully) from charities soon.
Well, like I said, I can't donate much myself outside of one of my free sigs and maybe a bit of gold. V_V But I'd go talk with the other Gambino support threads to see if they'd be willing to pitch in some money to get some helms and helmets off the Marketplace for part of the package. I'll have to draft up some tournament rules, first, though.
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Ryan Briscoe is in Long Beach for the Level 5 American Le Mans Series team but also visiting the IndyCar Chip Ganassi team. The Australian will be in one of the CGR entries for the Indy 500!
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Boys Soccer: Christopher Tovar develops into Nazareth's top scorer, team leader
Updated: October 9, 2012 7:13PM
Christopher Tovar was a role player for last year's Nazareth boys soccer team.
It was an experience he didn't want to repeat, so the Chicago resident recruited his older brother for a series of workouts during the summer to help improve his skills. Tovar's brother, Sergio, played for Nazareth and graduated in 2008. The informal practices between the brothers seemed to work because now Christopher, a junior, has become the leading scorer for Nazareth, which open the Class 2A playoffs Monday.
"He helped me a lot," Christopher said. "We worked on my first touch. He helped me create my own shot."
Tovar has 24 goals and eight assists heading into the regular season finale at 4:30 p.m. Thursday at Oak Park-River Forest (10-6-1).
The fourth-seeded Roadrunners (13-7, 3-5 East Suburban Catholic) host 13th-seeeded Little Village at 4 p.m. Monday to open the postseason. The Nazareth Regional final will be held at 4 p.m. Oct. 19.
Tovar scored two goals in a 4-1 victory at St. Patrick Saturday. Last year's Roadrunners finished 9-10-3 and lost several seniors to graduation, so coach Douglas Hunt didn't know what to expect this season.
"That was a big concern coming into the season. We had a big senior class last year. We graduated 40 somewhat goals on the offensive end," Hunt said. "I knew [Tovar] was capable. He was a role player after two years with us. In his freshman and sophomore years, he was a fill in role player. This year, he has stepped up big time."
Sergio Tovar played four years at Nazareth, but did not play in college. Christopher is the second of three siblings devoted to soccer. His sister, Brianna, also plays and attends eighth grade. She plans on playing for Nazareth in 2014.
Hunt provided some motivation for Tovar after last season.
"Last year, he told me I have to step up if I want to help the team," Tovar said.
Tovar said he knew goal scoring would be a concern after last season, so that prompted the practice sessions with his brother.
Tovar also has stepped up as one of the team leaders with junior defender Mark Haraus. Nazareth has had to deal with concussion injuries to two players so Hunt has had to add freshmen Sam McLachlan and Kevin Vitek to his varsity lineup.
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Date Published: March 12, 2012
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Biscuits and Brunches: New Mississippi Riverboat to Offer Taste of the South
(3:10 p.m. EDT) -- With the arrival of the 436-passenger
American Queen
imminent, details are emerging about one of the key components of the ship's renaissance: its serious focus on dining.
The Mississippi-bound ship, being refurbished by the
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for $6 million, is set to launch in April. The vessel, the world's largest paddlewheel steamboat, was built for the now-defunct Delta Queen Steamboat Company and was retired in 2008 when then-operator Majestic America Line also went out of business.
Now the ship, which will be joined on the Big Muddy in August by
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(a newly constructed paddle-wheeler), is ready to make its big reappearance, and by many accounts its cuisine will be a major draw.
Cruise Critic recently traveled to Mississippi to visit with Southern chef Regina Charboneau, who was tapped by Great American Steamboat to serve as the line's chef de cuisine. We spent two days with Charboneau at Twin Oaks Plantation, her 19th-century home and bed-and-breakfast in Natchez (a port of call for American Queen) for a sneak peek -- and sampling -- of the menus she's developing. Here are a few tasty tidbits about the onboard dining experience that we learned:
Regional ingredients and themed menus. As much as possible, the line will be sourcing local ingredients -- like farm-raised poultry, sustainable seafood, pecans and produce -- from the ports on American Queen's route. A jazz brunch, offered once per cruise, will showcase baked goods, salads, roasted meats (Andouille-stuffed pork loin? Yes, please) and savory dishes like grits in a smoked tomato cream sauce, one of the decadent entrees we sampled. You also won't want to miss Charboneau's special captain's dinner. The Mark Twain-themed meal features a menu of delicacies believed to be the Missouri-raised author and food lover's favorites, including a "mock" turtle soup (don't worry, it's beef).
Multiple dining venues: This may not be a glitzy, mega cruise ship, but in keeping with the trend of choice when it comes to dining, there are several eateries onboard -- all with their own personalities and culinary offerings. A buffet breakfast and luncheon will be served every day in the Grand Saloon, while the J.M. White Dining Room will handle traditional sit-down lunches and dinners. The River Grill will serve up casual fare from gourmet hot dogs to grilled catfish po' boys (al fresco, as weather permits). Finally, the Front Porch of America is open around the clock -- grab a beignet with your morning coffee, homemade cookies in the afternoon or a midnight snack.
There will also be special suppers and cocktail-hour canapes in bars and lounges throughout the ship on every sailing.
Upscale Southern cuisine: In light of trends toward healthier eating, particularly on cruise ships, we had to ask: Will all of the offerings onboard be rich, buttery and fattening? Charboneau says no way, and assures us that "Southern food can be light and elegant." Case in point: During our menu preview, we enjoyed delicately seasoned asparagus and squash cooked in a cast-iron skillet, crisp hearts of romaine with handmade Greek Goddess dressing and pan-roasted quail. Charboneau is also adding upscale twists to traditional favorites. One example is a take on fried catfish: a lighter cornmeal-crusted version served with jalapeno tartar sauce. But don't worry, you won't be left wanting for comfort foods, like muffaletta sandwiches, corn and shrimp fritters, and -- of course -- flaky, buttery biscuits. They'll be onboard, too.
Want to try your hand at making Chef Charboneau's famous biscuits? She walked us through the recipe step by step in her kitchen at Twin Oaks. Follow along in our slideshow, and you'll never open a can of Pillsbury again.
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Four Jones, White Celebration GIFs
It's an image burned into our minds by now. One of the Falcons' dynamic wide receiver duo scores a touchdown and the other is there immediately for a very specific celebration. Julio Jones and Roddy White, along with many of their offensive teammates, have patterned a vertical celebration that requires both to jump, turn and bump backs. It's within the rules of the NFL so some of these suggestions won't be considered, but once in a while, they do something a little different. Here for you are four GIFs of Jones and White's best TD celebrations.
1) 2013, vs. New Orleans: This celebration came after Jones' first TD of 2013 and White and Jones weren't yet in mid-season form. After Jones caught Matt Ryan's four-yard pass to put the Falcons ahead of the Saints, Jones met White in the end zone, jumped and turned, but White opted for the catch-and-hug. White was slowed with an ankle injury and that probably influenced his decision to hop and not jump, but the usual jubilation when one of the two scores was still present.
2) 2012, vs. Kansas City: Remember the start of the 2012 season? Against the Chiefs, the Falcons came out on their first drive with a steady mix of run and pass, working their way methodically up the field. It was a glimpse of what was to come that season and Jones got the first score of the season and celebrated appropriately: with a jig.
3) 2012, vs. Washington: Yes, this came after one of Jones' greatest catches and the after party is suitable for such a ridiculous catch. White and his 211 pounds leaps on top of Jones' shoulders and No. 11 barely notices. If 211 pounds were suddenly on my shoulders, my legs would snap backwards, but not so much as a shake from Jones' legs. It looks more like the setup for a finishing wrestling move than TD celebration and that's the beauty of it.
4) 2012, vs. Philadelphia: The outcome of Jones' on-field domination against the Eagles here is a joyful attack from White that is something like a cross between a headbutt and a bear hug.


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"Are We There Yet?"
Children on long trips often cry out, "Are we there yet?" Economists and the public at large have been asking the same question about when the recession will end. With economic growth in the third quarter, signs of a stronger fourth quarter, a sharp decrease in monthly job losses, low interest rates and a stabilization of financial markets, the outlook has been improving steadily since early summer.
Even in the housing sector, which was ground zero for many of the economic troubles during the crisis, signs are looking up. Total new and existing home sales have risen 43 percent through November from their January low and home prices have leveled off in many indexes. And while the national figure took a dip in November, single-family construction has begun to ascend in some markets. We should be "there" in the next few months if we aren't already.
But many risks remain, and the uncertain effect of two forthcoming events could have a material impact on the housing recovery: the end of the government's mortgage-backed securities (MBS) and GSE debt purchase programs and the expiration of the homebuyer tax credits.
Under the federal tax credit programs, purchase contracts must be signed by April 30 to qualify for the tax credits. The stabilization of the housing markets that has occurred to date has been sufficient to turn homebuyer sentiment from gloom to guarded optimism, and to cause inventories to shrink, especially for moderately priced homes. The tax credits have likely caused some families to purchase a home earlier than they might have otherwise, thus moving sales forward in time and helping support the housing market. High affordability and improved buyer sentiment further bolster sales.
U.S. Department of the Treasury MBS purchases were completed by year-end and Federal Reserve (Fed) purchases of MBS and Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae debt are scheduled to terminate by the end of the first quarter 2010 – both potentially pose the risk of a rise in mortgage rates relative to benchmark yields. Brian Sack, executive vice president at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and manager of the Fed's Open Market Account, addressed such concerns in a speech late last year ("The Fed's Expanded Balance Sheet," December 2, 2009).
With respect to Fed purchase activity, the Fed plans a gradual tapering of its MBS and debt purchases to allow "time for new investors (or perhaps previously displaced investors) to enter the MBS market in the place of Fed purchases." Sack noted that the Fed followed a similar tapering strategy to their purchases of Treasury securities, which ended with no adverse market response.
Sack also said that the Fed's portfolio holdings of MBS have likely had an even more significant impact on calming financial markets than the weekly purchase activities. The Fed will continue holding these positions well beyond the date it stops purchasing more securities, leading Sack to conclude that the impact on financial markets – and on mortgage rates – will be manageable.
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A thrilling fight for pole position at Silverstone ended with arguably the three best drivers in Formula One racing filling the top three grid spots. Alonso, Raikkonen, Schumacher and all their rivals report back on a closely-contested session
Fernando Alonso, Renault (1st, 1m 20.253s):
I was really pleased to get pole today - my fourth in a row. I made a little mistake on my first flying lap in the super-pole and I knew it was close with Michael. So we fitted another set of tyres, and I managed to do a better lap. I think conditions out there today were quite difficult for everybody, so we made some changes to the car before the session that gave us some more grip, and stabilised the car balance a little bit. Tomorrow's race is going to be interesting because nobody has really done any long runs, so I think there may be some surprises with the tyres. So far, though, the Michelin tyres have been excellent and I am confident. This a great pole for the team, because it proves that Renault is not relaxing - we are taking the fight to Ferrari.
Kimi Raikkonen, McLaren (2nd, 1m 20.397s):
"I'm really pleased being on the first row particularly at Silverstone where a lot of the guys from Woking and Brixworth are able to come and support us. The car was working well and in a way I'm a bit disappointed not to be on pole as we were so close. My final run was a bit tight I think there were only a few seconds left but we made it and were able to achieve second which is super. We made a lot of progress from yesterday, and I was really able to push. Now I look forward to the race tomorrow where we will do everything to do well. A win is possible, but so much can happen, but I'm really pleased with today's result and look forward to tomorrow."
Michael Schumacher, Ferrari (3rd, 1m 20.574s):
Of course you always hope to be on pole and so its normal to be disappointed with third place, even if, at this track, its better to start from third than second. I did not expect such a gap to the pole time, but now we have to see what these tenths really mean, given that we dont know what fuel load our rivals have on board. I have to say that so far, its not been an easy weekend. Track conditions mean its been difficult to find the right balance on the car and the wind also added to the difficulties. The track is much more slippery now than when the test was held here a few weeks ago; at least that is what Im told. But I am still pretty optimistic about tomorrows race, as we know we can count on a package that can win, as long as we make the most of our potential and our strategy.
Felipe Massa, Ferrari (4th, 1m 20.764s):
I am pleased with the way things went this afternoon. It was definitely a good qualifying session. Of course, starting from the front row would have been better, but we still have every chance to attack off the second row. Lets wait and see what happens. What we want is to finish ahead of those who start from the front row of the grid. The entire team is working hard to close down the gap in both championships and we are doing our best.
Giancarlo Fisichella, Renault (5th, 1m 20.919s):
We made some changes to the car before qualifying and the car was on an edge in the first sector. I couldn't attack the quick corners properly and I was losing time in the first sector. So fifth is a bit disappointing, because we had a front row car today. Even so, I am still in a strong position, and very optimistic for tomorrow's race.
Rubens Barrichello, Honda (6th, 1m 20.943s):
"We achieved our target this afternoon which was to put the car in the top six. By the end of the session, we saw that it was very close at the front and we could perhaps have achieved a little bit more and finished 5th. Overall though I'm happy. I'm truly disappointed for Jenson because of his situation and everyone knows that he should have been up there with me as well. I love to race here so I'm looking forward to tomorrow now. It should be a good race."
Ralf Schumacher, Toyota (7th, 1m 21.073s):
"We can be very satisfied with what we achieved today. We expected to be somewhere between 6th and 10th so we managed to secure a good position. The car was really good, too. I struggled for grip yesterday and also this morning, as with many others here. It wasn't perfect for me in the first two sessions but as qualifying went on the guys got it right so thanks to them. My last run was much better and we had a lot of fuel on board so we're pretty pleased. As in many other circuits in Formula 1 it is a bit difficult to overtake here but we are confident about our strategy so we are looking forward to tomorrow."
Juan Pablo Montoya, McLaren (8th, 1m 21.107s):
"I have not been able to get the right balance throughout the weekend and was struggling during qualifying today. I should be higher up the grid than eighth, and I'm disappointed with this. However there is a long race tomorrow, and as we have seen before anything can happen."
Nick Heidfeld, BMW Sauber (9th, 1m 21.329s):
I am happy. It's really good we have got both cars in the top ten, especially if you see who is behind us. This confirms for me the impression I had after our test in Barcelona that the latest changes to the car have meant a step forward for the team.
Jacques Villeneuve, BMW Sauber (10th, 1m 21.599s):
I was hoping for better. After the second qualifying session the car was quick, but in the end it just didn't work out for some reason. The car was difficult to drive compared to earlier in the day, and for some reason we came into the pits one lap too early. It just wasn't a good lap. In the race the podium will be tough but scoring points is the aim.
David Coulthard, Red Bull (11th, 1m 21.442s):
I think we made some improvements in qualifying compared to this morning, so Im happy with that but obviously Im disappointed with what happened with Montoya. He obviously made a mistake on his flying lap and then, in trying to make me pay for his pain, he drove slowly round the end of the lap before I could start mine. So, well have a Stewards enquiry to see what happens there, but to me it was deliberate action, which impeded another driver. Regarding Ralf, his car came up behind me when I was behind Michael Schumacher who was on an in-lap. It was unfortunate, but I couldnt get past Michael, so therefore Ralf couldnt get past me. If Id moved, hed have just been at the back of Michael we were all backed up.
Nico Rosberg, Williams (12th, 1m 21.567s):
I am relatively disappointed today considering where we were in Monaco because we are not as strong here and have dropped back quite a bit. My lap time today wasnt sufficient to make it into the top ten which was unfortunate. We know we are a little bit behind on this kind of circuit, which is similar to Barcelona, both tracks where aerodynamics are important. Still, I think in the race we will look stronger than in qualifying as has often been the case for us this season. We have made a good tyre choice and our engine is quite strong on race pace compared to the competition.
Vitantonio Liuzzi, Toro Rosso (13th, 1m 21.699s):
"This was a good qualifying session for me, but I did have some problems in terms of my speed and I think I lost a couple of tenths in every section, so 13th isn't bad. The car has improved well over the two days. Now we just have to see why I was losing speed down the straights."
Christian Klien, Red Bull (14th, 1m 21.990s):
I was a bit happier with the balance of my car this afternoon. On my last set of tyres I was able to push quite hard and improve my time. I was on a good lap, but then I locked up the rears over a bump in to Turn 15. I lost the rear and my time was gone, otherwise it would have been a good lap I think. Tomorrows race should be good and we can try to fight for points.
Scott Speed, Toro Rosso (15th, 1m 22.076s):
"Of course, I have to be happy with making it through to the second part of qualifying for the first time since Bahrain, although funnily enough, I have started from higher up the grid, when other cars have been put at the back. In terms of car performance, I have a few problems with the rear end and I think I am going to have to fight to tame this beast in tomorrow's race."
Tiago Monteiro, Midland (16th, 1m 22.207s):
"Its been a great weekend so far. Im so happy for the team. They were so excited when I got out of the car. In fact, I think they were actually more excited that I was to get into the second session, so Im really happy for them. They all deserve it; weve been working so hard. As you can see, for the past few races - since about Nurburgring, I would say - weve been progressing, and thats very encouraging, so Im glad I was able to show our true pace today. We should have done it in Monaco but it didnt work out, so Im glad for the whole team that we could accomplish this today. It feels amazing, and the car has been handling very well since yesterday. Now weve got a long race ahead tomorrow and another opportunity to show how much weve improved."
Mark Webber, Williams (17th, 1m 23.129s):
Every now and again in this game this happens. We didnt have enough rear grip and ultimately we werent quick enough. I didnt manage to get a lap in with the balance that Nico had, so my lap time suffered. The tracks been all over the place this weekend, but thats the same for everyone and we should have been more prepared for this eventuality. I think its going to be a very long race tomorrow.
Christijan Albers, Midland (18th, 1m 23.210s):
"Its a shame, because I had a lot of bad luck today. We had a mechanical problem in morning practice and a misjudgment on my last timed run - we lost too much time in the garage, and I was pretty sure we would have been able to set a quick time. The good news is that the car feels nicely balanced and I have lots of spare tyres available for tomorrow!"
Jenson Button, Honda (19th, 1m 23.247s):
"I'm obviously massively disappointed for myself, the team and all of the fans. My first run wasn't quick enough because we had quite low grip. If the car isn't working well on the first run, you don't want to push it to the limit because the penalty for going off the track and not completing a lap is so high. The circuit was improving massively all the time and we thought we would get a second chance to do a run, but then I got called on to the weighbridge and that effectively finished my session. Everyone wants to do well in their home race and I could have done so much better today, but I believe that points are possible and I'll be doing everything I can to get back up there tomorrow."
Takuma Sato, Super Aguri (20th, 1m 26.158s):
It was a very hard day. During the practice session I lost it at the high-speed Becketts corner and suffered some quite serious damage to the car. It is disappointing because we had to change to the T-car, taking a change of engine penalty too. We had very little time to prepare the T-car for Qualifying, but the boys did a great job to get it ready in time. The Qualifying session was difficult because we had not completed the set-up program in the morning and had to apply the set-up to a different chassis, so the car had nervous handling. Considering what happened today I am reasonably happy with our final result, but it will be a tough race for us tomorrow.
Franck Montagny, Super Aguri (21st, 1m 26.316s):
We had a few problems this morning and I also went off the track as I was pushing the car to the limit, so not a great practice session. The Qualifying session was not too bad; we found what we were looking for and I am quite happy with my lap. For sure we are a lot slower than the rest of the grid, but with the new car it will get better.
Jarno Trulli, Toyota (22nd, no time):
"Unfortunately I could not even record a time in qualifying today because I had an engine problem on my first flying lap. I just noticed smoke coming out of the back and that was the end of my afternoon's work. It means I will be starting at the back of the grid tomorrow, which is a particular pity because our new TF106B was going well here, as it did in Monaco. Yesterday we were competitive and we were confident after this morning because we didn't use any new tyres. It will be a very difficult race tomorrow because it's practically impossible to overtake around here. Still, I will stay focused, push as hard as I can and just keep hoping my fortunes will soon turn around."


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ABC and NBC are refusing to air an ad by the League of American Voters featuring a neurosurgeon who is critical of the Obamacare fiasco. And the best part of the story? The networks' reasoning behind the decision…
"The ABC Television Network has a long-standing policy that we do not sell time for advertising that presents a partisan position on a controversial public issue," spokeswoman Susan Sewell said in a written statement. "Just to be clear, this is a policy for the entire network, not just ABC News."
I think I've heard that excuse before. Oh yeah, back in June when ABC rejected another ad that offered a free-market alternative to President Obama's $1 trillion plus health care reform plan submitted by a group called Conservatives for Patients Rights…
"The ABC Television network has a long-standing policy that we do not accept advocacy advertising. It's just something that has been in place forever," Emily Lenzner, spokesperson for ABC News.
CPR, incidentally, had requested that ad be aired during a little 2-hour ABC primetime special promoting Obama's healthcare plan.
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M. Kiruthiga and her classmate N.M. Hema Barathi came for the MBBS counselling on Wednesday with their headmaster.
Their school, Little Angels Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Aniyapuram, Namakkal, will pay for their medical education for the next five years.
Kiruthiga who was ranked 12 in the merit list, with a score of 1,181 and a cut-off of 199.75, was admitted to Madras Medical College. Kiruthiga is a first-generation learner and her father Madheswaran works in a lorry workshop.
Kiruthiga's brother, Sarma, who is in his second year of engineering at the Coimbatore Institute of Technology, was also a topper from the same school.
Kiruthiga's father did not accompany her to Chennai as he could not take a day off from work, according to her mother, Rajeswari. She was among the 14 students with a cut-off of 199.75 marks and was ranked first in the Tamil medium.
"Kiruthiga topped her class in the class X examinations with 489 marks at the Government High School in Aniyapuram and we offered her a free seat in our school," said E.K. Muthusamy, the headmaster of Little Angels.
The school picks out meritorious students and offers them scholarships. "The school is 23 years old. Around six years ago, we set up a trust to help students," he said.
Hema Barathi's father S. Marimuthu was a businessman who was disabled after a stroke.
He cannot speak clearly. Hema Barathi, with a cut-off of 199 marks, was ranked 229 on the merit list.
"Since her father is unable to work, we have decided to fund her education," Mr. Muthusamy said. She has been admitted to Stanley Medical College.