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Realms Online is a 3D fantasy MMORPG in which three powerful realms are in a constant state of war with one another. Each realm has its own races and environments, giving players a great deal of content to explore.
Publisher: NGD Studios
Playerbase: Medium
Graphics: Medium Quality
Type: MMORPG
EXP Rate: Medium
PvP: Realm vs Realm
Filesize: 396 MB
Pros: +Three unique realms, each with three races. +Plenty of quests. +Easy to learn interface & controls. +Auto loots items & gold.
Cons: -Environments are large but feel empty. -Quest log can only hold five quests at a time. -Many races look familiar.
Realms Online Overview
Anyone familiar with Mythic's Dark Age of Camelot will notice how similar Realms Online is to the veteran pay-to-play MMORPG. Both games have three warring 'realms' and a similar graphic style. The quality of the game's graphics and content don't match its P2P cousin's, but the fact it is available for free with optional micro payments has led to its international success. While there are three classes per realm, many are just humans with a different name. Additionally, there are only three classes (with two specializations each) which limits the level of variation. The game's three realms and their races are:
Alsuis - The cold, snowy mountainous homeland of the Dwarves, Nordos, and Utgghars.
Ignis - A barren wasteland full of volcanos and molten lava, Ignis is the home of the exiled Dark Elves and the Esquelios.
Syrtis - The lush, green forested home of the Elves, Alturians, and Half-Elves.
All three realms share the same three base classes, each of which has two specializations upon reaching a certain level. They are:
Warrior - The melee fighters of Regnum, warriors rely on high physical defense and health. The strength attribute determines their damage output. Warriors can specialize into defenseive Knights or offensive Barbarians.
Archer - Archers rely on speed and cunning. They have high evasion and attack from a distance but have lower defense than warriors. They can specialize into Marksmen, who are experts with the bow, or Hunters who control beasts as pets.
Mage - The primary casting class. Mages have the highest damage potential, but are also the weakest in direct combat. They can specialize into either offensive Warlocks or a supportive healing/buffing class known as the Conjuerer.
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Realms Online Review
By Erhan Altay
Realms Online was developed and published by the Argentinian NGN Studios, making it the first major MMORPG to come out of that country (as far as I can tell). Officially released back in 2007, the game has found international success and today boasts four servers: two International (English) and two German. Anyone with mass experience in the MMORPG scene will immediately notice striking similarities between Realms Online and Dark Age of Camelot (released by Mythic Entertainment in 2001). Not only do both games employ a three-way, Realm vs Realm PvP element, but even the races and environments have a striking resemblance. While not as apparent as the similarities between Runes of Magic/World of Warcraft, Realms can safely be labeled as 'DAoC Lite.'
Pick a Side
Three warring nations, or realms, compose the game world of Regnum: Alsuis, Ignis, and Syrtis. Each has a unique setting, ranging from lush forests, frigid mountains, to volcanic wastelands. Players can only really explore and play through 1/3 of the game, unless they decide to have multiple accounts or play on multiple servers. Each realm has three races, though humans make an appearance three times under different names. There are only three universal starting classes (Mage, Warrior, and Archer), and not every race has the option to pick between all three classes. As for appearance customization, it is rather limited for a 3D game. Players choose a gender, a height (small, medium, tall), and a hair & face style along with hair & facial hair colors. The number of choices are limited, but mixing and matching hair and beard colors can yield some interesting looks.
Initiation Point
New players start their journey in a small, secluded section of their realm that acts as a sort of tutorial island. Here small menus appear with game instructions, and NPCs are nearby to greet you with beginner quests. Realms employs a sort of on-the-fly downloading mechanic that downloads parts of the game as you play. While this makes the initiation game download & install process short, it can hinder gameplay a bit for the first half hour or so. When I first started playing, the game was still in the process of downloading key parts, such as the attack animation and the world map. If you have a broadband connection, this process shouldn't take long, but I can only image how frustrating it could be on dial-up.
A Big World
The environments in Realms are very large, with plenty of open space (and thus lots of walking), but are for the most part empty. Even in the starter area, I had to walk around quite a bit to complete a quest asking me to kill five wolf cubs. There are plenty of quests available to keep the game's pacing, but for some reason players can only hold five quests at a time in their log. As I mentioned earlier, many areas in Realms have a striking resemblance to regions first found in DAoC. While playing my Elf in the realm of Syrtis I almost felt like I was back in Hibernia. I don't view this borrowing of concepts and ideas as a negative; DAoC was one of my favorite games in the early days of MMORPG gaming, so if anything Realms Online's resemblance was a plus. Realm vs Realm warfare isn't quite as in-depth, and neither are the graphic details, but that's the price we pay for free-to-play games.
The Standard Fare
As far as controls go, Realms takes the Western approach with a strictly W,A,S,D movement scheme. No click-to-move here – instead the mouse is used to target and initiate combat as well as open interface menus. Players can hit 'Q' to activate auto-run, which is a vital feature since there's quite a lot of walking back and forth in Regnum. Players cannot jump, though I found myself constantly hitting the space bar in vain to pass the time whiling running from one location to another. While the game was only released a few years ago (2007) the graphics have a late 1990s 3D style; both character models and the general geography lack a detailed touch. The music, on the other hand, had me captivated from the start. The soundtrack's soothing melodies fit the medieval theme, but I wish there were more tracks available.
Rally the Base
The game's population can be considered moderate, but most players (even on the English servers) seem to be foreigners, which can be a problem since so much of the late game relies on cooperative Realm vs. Realm combat. Clans (guilds) unite under the banner of their realms to battle for control over contested zones, which yield rewards to the controlling side. Like other free-to-play games, Realms Online is supported with a premium shop. This ship includes things like mounts, different hair styles, dyes for armor and cloths, potions and so on. The only items I found objectionable were the bonus exp scrolls that give a boost of up to 200% experience for a period of time. Overall, Realms Online feels more like a Western P2P MMORPG than the usual anime-inspired fare – that alone may make it worth a look.
Final Verdict: Good
Realms Online is an original free MMORPG with enough variety to keep players interested, though the large open game world poses a daunting challenge. Those looking for something similar older Western RPGs may find what they're looking for in Realms Online.
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Realms Online System Requirements
Minimum Requirements:
OS: Windows XP
CPU: Pentium 3 800 Mhz
Graphics Card: ATI Radeon 7500 or nVIDIA Geforce 2
Recommended Specifications:
OS: Windows XP / Vista
CPU: PPentium 4 2.4Ghz / AMD Athlon XP 2400 or better
RAM: 512 MB or more
Graphics Card: ATI Radeon 9600 / nVIDIA Geforce FX5700 or better

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The new Sivir
Alternative title:
How to run away like a *****
I started playing back in the days of kiting/pushing teams, and Sivir was one of my favorite champions. The God-tier Aura Sivir, and it still has a ton of information on it, but unfortunately it's out of date to what Sivir can now do. Sivir is a stronger AD carry now than she ever was before, and she needs a new build to fit.
I'm going to use this guide to outline how I build Sivir and why, as well as talk a considerable bit about how exactly she should be played and the team compositions she works well with. This ISN'T an aura guide, that's dead in the water, and I'm going to assuming that you have some basic knowledge of her abilities.
There's some discussion going on about the Warmog + Atma Sivir. I'm posting my opinion of it in the NEXT post. It's not the build I use, so I don't feel it has a place in my guide.
Stuff to consider:
I'm going to list how Sivir deals damage, and what helps her:
-Attack speed
-Armor penetration
-On-hit abilities
-Attack speed
-Armor penetration
Boomerang Blade
-Ability power
-Magic penetration
The focus of my playstyle is attack damage, since that buffs all of her abilities, with some attack speed and armor penetration thrown in to maximize her auto-attacks.
Pre-game setup:
Damage per level reds
Dodge yellows
Mana regen blues
Health quints
Damage per level reds will buff your auto-attacks, Rico hits and Boomerang Blade, so there's really no alternative. Armor pen works decently well to strength your auto-attacks, but is really shown up by damage per level.
Dodge stacks with your passive, and you're going to need it. Most other AD carries outrange Sivir, so she needs to make use of her passive and BB hits to whittle them down while keeping her health up.
Sivir needs mana to push, and unfortunately Tear or Chalice alone doesn't do it. Mana regen per level blues gives slightly less mana regen than yellows, while allowing you to take those awesome dodge yellows. With a full set of these, you'll be set to throw a BB every single creep wave and use a fair amount of Rico shots from either level 7 on (for Chalice) or from level 11 on (for Tear).
HP quints helps me hang earlier, since Sivir's extremely weak until she gets the mana pool/mana regen necessary to continuously pump BB's. Alternatively, you could use armor penetration, damage per level or move speed quints. Whatever works for you.
Masteries is a mixed bag. You want 9 points in defense for Nimbleness for sure. If you don't have faith in your ability to farm early game, bump it up to the full 21 in defense. However, that's not what I'd recommend. I'd go either 21/9/0 or 0/9/21. Both are solid, so fool around and figure out what works.
I'd also like to point out that the Utilities tree can really help with early game mana problems. If you're grabbing Chalice, you won't need the help, so I'd go Offensive. But if you're going Tear and are having problems early, grab Utility to help out a little.
Sivir has, as I see it, three extremely viable Summoner Spells.
Teleport is a must have ability for pushing. It lets you pin the enemy to their bottom turret, then teleport top and knock that out before they can get to you. It also allows you to teleport to wards for surprise jungle ganks/team fights. Finally, it lets you BP as soon as you get enough gold for Tear without losing much experience. I love this spell on Sivir, and take it every game.
Sivir can outpush a lot of enemy characters, so I love having Flash available. It lets me push up to the enemy tower and slowly whittle it down, without having to worry about getting ganked. It also serves as a repositioning tool to keep you safe and dealing out damage during team fights. I usually take this ability.
Over long distances, Ghost is superior to Flash when it comes to escaping. It can also serve well for when you're getting focused in team fights, and Flash isn't quite enough.
With that said, normally I take Teleport and Flash, but spec to the occasion. If you're planning on focusing exclusively on pushing, Teleport and Ghost are viable options. If you're running a strong AoE team fight team, take Flash and Ghost. Usually I'll switch between both play-styles depending on what is needed, so I like Teleport and Flash for the versatility.
Another option is Heal, but I would not recommend this unless you are with people you trust, and your positioning is amazing.
The build:
This is the part 90% of the people reading this guide are skipping to. SHAME ON YOU, GO READ THE "HOW TO PLAY" SECTION.
I'll list everything first, then talk about why after:
Meki Pendant and two pots
Tear and boots 1
Manamune and boots 2
BF Sword
Bloodthirster or Recurve Bow
Recurve Bow or Bloodthirster
After this, I'll buy what I need depending on the game. If everything's going well, Brutalizer to Ghostblade will max out your DPS against towers and enemy teams. However, if you find yourself kiting a lot and want extra damage for BB, grab another Bloodthirster. If you're getting focused in team fights, get a Banshee's Veil, which stacks with Manamune for an extra 8 damage. Not much, but every little bit helps. Finally, if the enemy team is stacking a ton of armor finish out LW.
On a side note, if you get super fed and already have Ghostblade, Stark's makes a great item. I prefer my support to grab Stark's so I can get LW, but if the enemy isn't stacking a lot of armor and no one else has it, Stark's is a better choice for your team.
My final build looks like this:
Boots of your choice
Last Whisper or Stark's
Second Bloodthirster or Veil
Tons and tons of elixers and wards
If you've been reading everything so far, you'll be saying "But what about Chalice? You've mentioned it already, but it isn't in your build!" That's because I don't use Chalice anymore, since I tend to cross from push strategy to team fighting and back. With that said, Chalice lets you ability spam much, much sooner than Tear does, and there's nothing saying you can't sell either item for better ones late game. If you want to push harder and faster, get Chalice and plan on selling it around level 15 or so.
Also, Banshee's Veil is great on Sivir no matter what, but I left Aegis of the Legion out of my build. I love Banshee's Veil because of the synergy I get between it and Manamune. If you're grabbing Chalice, and no one else on your team gets Aegis, get it. You should only be grabbing Chalice if you're going with a pure pushing strategy, and Aegis is a better option in that situation since it effects your creeps.
Skilling order:
After this, max R, Q, W, E.
Only exception is if you're laning against an idiot that keeps chucking spells at you. I might pump another point into Spell Shield at 4th level just to keep my mana up, but be aware that doing this hurts your ability to push the lane and wipe creeps quickly, especially once from around levels 6-10.
I'm not going to argue why maxing Rico first is dumb. Go read the God-Tier Aura Sivir guide, QUICKSLIDE has a ton of posts already.
How to play:
This is the meat and potatoes of what Sivir is. If you're effective, you'll have a handful of kills, a small amount of deaths, tons and tons of assists, and hopefully more turret kills than the rest of your team combined. If you aren't effective, your team is probably *****ing about how UP Sivir is. I'm dividing this section up into early, mid and late game.
Keep in mind that there are TWO ways to play Sivir: AD carry and push strategy. AD carry involves throwing down BB and auto-attacks to deal as much damage as possible, while push strat involves kiting and forcing the enemy team to defend one set of towers while you hit another. My advice below mixes both of these together, and I suggest you learn both well. Sivir is the best pusher in the game, and teleporting to lane to push can be game changing. But Sivir can also deal out consistent AoE physical damage, something only Ashe comes close to doing, and therefore she can also be game changing for AoE/teamfight teams. Figure out what your team does well, learn to play both of these ways, and play Sivir as the situation demands.
Early game:
You're taking middle lane, no questions asked. Sivir is an incredible farmer once she gets a few levels into BB, and she can put tons of pressure on the enemy tower very early on. However, if she has to take a solo top or bottom lane, pushing that far out will mean getting ganked. Middle is relatively safe, even when extending to the enemy tower, so grab mid.
Last hit all you can, using BB if you have to, but generally trying to avoid ability spamming early. BB will apply damage to all the creeps and push the lane up, and for your first several levels you should try to get the enemy to push to your tower. Until Sivir gets 3 ranks in BB she can't reliably last hit with it, and her auto-attack range is short, so you want the turret their to keep you safe. Don't worry about taking some damage, since you have Teleport and will be heading home very quickly.
The goal is to hit either 675 or 1125 gold before you have to go back to base. The first gets you Tear and two pots, the second gets you Tear and boots 1 and two pots. Tele back to lane after. If you're taking Chalice, readjust those gold values; they'll be smaller.
You should be around level 6 by the time you Teleport, which means at least 3 ranks in BB. From here on out use BB, along with Rico, to last hit creeps and push the enemy to their tower. You should be able to get a few hits off each wave.
If you can hit the enemy with BB, specifically a double hit, do so. If you can hit the enemy and their creeps with BB, even better. BB will hurt once you get it to rank 3, and once Sivir hits level 9 it's arguably the strongest single-hit nuke in the game. Use this to your advantage and double-hit the enemy and try to get them out of lane. If they leave, you hopefully have enough mana to BB a creep wave and take it out, then use your ult on yourself and your creeps to wipe a ton of damage from the tower. If you can kill the enemy mid, it's not unusual for a Sivir between 6 and 9 to take out at least half of the middle towers health, if not wipe it entirely.
Figure out how to last hit with BB. Good enemies won't get hit by BB; it's really an easy projectile to dodge, mind games aside. If they are dodging, figure out the combination of Ricochet hits and BB you need to wipe the whole creep wave. After level 7 there's no excuse for Sivir to miss a single creep from a wave. Push towers if you can, harass the enemy if you can, but most importantly farm up your Manamane and first Thirster as fast as you can. This part of the game is all about gaining an advantage over the enemy carries as quickly as you can.
Once you get two or three ranks in BB, Sivir can kill the jungle creeps near her, specifically their and your wraith camp and the wolf camp, very quickly. Run in front of them, toss a BB and a few Rico'd auto-attacks, run back to lane. A little bit of extra gold and experience never hurt anyone, but if you're doing this pay attention to your jungle. If they're hitting blue/red buff, you probably just snatched some XP from them, and they need it more than you do. If they're off ganking or recalling, you'll probably be safe, since these camps have small respawn times.
Middle game:
A couple towers should be down by now, either the enemies or you're own. This is just a chance for more farming. Sivir can keep two lanes pushed very easily: BB and Rico a wave or two, then run to another lane and repeat, then run to your first lane and repeat. Sivir should be outfarming everyone else on the field, use that to your advantage!
In this part of the game it's important to ward ward ward ward ward. Get wards everywhere, make sure you know where the entire enemy team is all the time. If you know they're going to push bottom, go push top. Your team can defend, you can get mad amounts of loot, and Sivir alone can knock towers over quickly. With that said, know when to GTFO. Doing half damage to a tower and living to fight another day is much more important than destroying a tower and giving the enemy team blood.
If you have to team fight at this point, make sure to stay behind your support and tanks. Sivir wants to attack the closest thing she can. Yes, that means the enemy tank/tower/creeps/whatever. You aren't Tristana, you don't have the range to single out the enemy carry. If you're following my build, you'll have tons of AD and some armor pen, and that'll be sufficient to deal a big chunk of damage to the enemy carry even if they're only taking damage from Rico bounces.
Try to conserve Sivir's ult for hitting towers, but if you need it to get away from a gank or to win a team fight, do so. The CD is short, it'll be up by the time you're ready for your next big push. Always question if your ults were good or not, and figure out when they're necessary and when you can save them.
Keep in mind that Sivir's escape mechanisms are rather weak, and she's squishy as all hell. If you block one stun with SS and the enemy hits you with another, you're probably going to die. With that in mind, use the movespeed from your ult and Flash to reposition yourself to safety during teamfights, NOT to chase and kill enemy champs. Sivir needs every tool she has available to be able to deal damage, and that means conserving Flash and SS until you need them.
Late game:
If you're doing it right, Sivir is a beast by this point, but a frail one. A Banshee's Veil can help, if you need it, otherwise play super conservatively. Sivir needs to be alive to deal damage, and that means you have to enter the fight last and target well. Remember that hitting an enemy tank spreads AoE damage to the whole team, so if you have to focus on the enemy tank, do so.
Kiting is Sivir's best friend. You should have so much damage by this point that BB does a ton of damage. Kite them as long as you can, building up as much damage as possible before fighting. Either they'll force their way to your tower and force a fight, or they'll retreat back, in which case you can push to their tower and do some damage before they regroup with full life, or force a fight under their tower if they come to fight while injured.
If they do choose to fight under tower, remember that Sivir can damage the entire team while hitting the tower. If you have a team with people like Janna or Alistar you can force them away, then hit the tower and take it out while dealing damage to the entire enemy team.
A word about wards:
I'm mentioning it again here for good measure. Keep everything warded, all the time. As Sivir you don't have the escape mechanisms other carries have, so your best friend is solid map awareness. Use wards, stay alive, push towers.
A note about Sivir:
The final advice I can impart to you is to be aware of the kind of team you're playing in. Sivir can deal out some serious AoE damage, so she has a well deserve spot on AoE teams. She can also push harder than anyone else in the game, so she has a spot on push teams.
Be aware of what kind of team comp you're building, and tailor your build and playstyle to that. Push teams are going to involve a lot more kiting and pushing, so Teleport and Heal work wonders. Team fight teams, on the other hand, may require Flash and Ghost, since you have to be more concerned with staying away from the real damage dealers and positioning correctly, as opposed to simply running away. Be aware of both of these options and you're Sivir will improve dramatically.
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I'll be going through and editing this as I can. I've been meaning to write a Sivir guide for some time; I played her once after the BB buff and I knew she was an incredible carry. Unfortunately, school has been hectic, so I haven't spent the time I needed on this guide until Elementz forced my hand by moving Sivir to the top. I've got finals this week and next, but after that I'm going to put in some serious playtime and refine this guide.
I'm planning on adding a section talking about team comps that work well with her, a discussion of the different kinds of boots and what works when, and more detail about why the Atma's/Warmong's build is UP. I'll also link the God-Tier Aura Sivir once I'm not lazy lol. Any other suggestions/comments/questions are welcomed.
I just want to mention that I don't always have the kind of people I need to play Sivir effectively. I'm always looking for new people to ranked with, specifically people who are fluent in push strategy based teams. Feel free to add me, invite me, whatever you gotta do, just to play. I wanna get my ELO up as high as I can, and I don't mind play with new players to show them how to Siv.
Some thoughts on Warmog/Atma Sivir
I've tried this out a few times, a few different ways. The most successful run I had with it was rushing a Bloodthirster, then getting Warmog's, but that game ended before I got Atma's.
The problem with this build is that it sacrifices your early game damage, which means sacrificing your ability to push and farm well. Sivir with Manamune and a BF Sword can destroy two creep waves faster than a lot of champs can destroy one. With my build, you'll have more AD faster, meaning more damage, pushing and farming mid game, meaning an even better end game. I really can't say it enough; my build will get you more DPS faster, and result in you being an actual carry. Warmog/Atma Sivir can't carry, but my Sivir can.
What the Warmog/Atma's build brings is more survability. I'm not going to deny you'll survive better with that build, but I generally don't have problems surviving unless I've ****ed up big time. Playing with a good team good, with good map awareness, with a solid ability to SS strong nukes or CCs that come at you, and with good positioning will keep you alive. Stay back and BB until the fight starts, don't enter until the CC is blown, and focusing the enemy tank, will mean that you deal a ton of damage without taking too much yourself.
If you get Manamune, Warmog's, Atma's and Veil, you have around 250 damage, which makes for some pretty decent damage. Unfortunetly, your attack speed is low when your ult is down and you're completely lacking in armor penetration, so your damage still isn't that good. You can throw some strong BBs, but again, my build will give you stronger BBs. You don't need survivability to BB since you can hide behind your tanks, so the build is still wasted.
Staying alive with Sivir comes with experience, and it takes a good team comp and good positioning. I rarely have problems staying alive with my build, and with Warmog's and Atma's I was invincible, but I was also ignorable. If you're having problems staying alive as Sivir, feel free to use that build, but understand that it isn't going to give you the kind of AD or power you have.
Boomerang Blade. I use it from time to time, but almost always for clearing creeps, or against a melee hero who is too close to dodge. Despite its wide hitbox, most heroes, particularly the ranged types who will be midding, dodge to the side and never get hit by either pass. How do you deal with this?
The way i hit people with my boomerang is that i try to stand near the creeps if i can and i wait till i see them start to move forward. then i just throw it as they walk towards me.
Also in terms of the atma's warmogs build. I find it nice because you are lot harder to kill, but the damage output won't be as high as if you go a more pure dps build.
And i try to grab banshees veil as early as possible, stacks great with your spell shield
Dont worry too much about mana. Get half mana5/lvl yellows (no need for all of them. I'm currently running only 3), mana pots (translates to nearly infinite amount of Ricochets), and grab Shurylia's Reverie. The extra speed burst on top of Ghost and her ult will get you out of any nasty situation you could ever get into.
So let me get this straight, you find Warmog/Atma builds to fail because it's not true-tank's level of survival(despite over 1000 HP and 45 armor), but your build offers even less defense, 0 health, armor or MR until Banshee...
So why is it that a tankier, less damaging Sivir is somehow weaker than your mostly glasscannon build? The reason tanky DPS meta works is because tanky DPS outlast glasscannon DPS.
My most recent attempt on 'tanky' Sivir was Banshee and Atma, which gives me a good amount of HP, armor and MR altogether, and I still have decent DPS (and I can actually stick around to do damage).
When you call another build terrible it makes reader's like myself assume you are a 1-dimensional player that has rolled a few times with there build and offers no real new information on a character that you suggest ROLFERSTOMPS solely because
"you do more damage" and have played with them B.C.
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−Junior Livestock Auction: San Diego County Fair4:45 pm – 5:45 pm
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−JSix presents San Diego Sausage Fest!5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
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Where: Chevrolet Del Mar Arena, Del Mar Fairgrounds, 2260 Jimmy Durante Blvd., Del Mar.
Cost: $55 general admission, includes fair entry, souvenir cup and unlimited 1-ounce samples; $90 VIP pass, includes fair admission, half-hour-early admission to the festival, souvenir glass, food pairings, specialty beers and a VIP lounge.
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Volunteer opportunities are always available. Please fill out the WMC's Web form here if you are interested starting now!+6:30 pm6th ANNUAL SAN DIEGO WINE, CHEESE, AND CHOCOLATE FESTIVAL
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Join us for the 14th Annual Enviro Fair, Saturday, June 22 from 10:00AM to 5:00PM in the San Diego County Fair Paddock Area. Su-Mei Yu of Saffron Restaurant and Savor San Diego will offer a live cooking demonstration at 1:00PM.
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−Green Drinks at Starlite Lounge: Fundraiser for Wild Willow Farm6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
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Come check out Starlite in Mission Hills! A fantastic farm-to-table restaurant that Edible San Diego Magazine named the the birthplace of the craft cocktail in San Diego. A portion of the sales from the event will benefit Wild Willow Farm!
Our event partner Kilroy Realty will be covering a portion of the bar tab for the first lucky ones to arrive, but we aren't making any promises so be on time :)
Save the date and tell a green friend!+6:00 pmGreen Drinks at Starlite Lounge: Fundraiser for Wild Willow Farm
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The 11th Annual Beer & Sake Festival
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The Japan Society's Beer & Sake Festival is a popular and fast-growing charity tasting event featuring local restaurants serving sumptuous appetizers and breweries pouring tasty beers and sakes. The festival also includes art booths, a silent auction, a raffle, and exciting entertainment. This event is for guests 21 and over.See website for details.+6:00 pmThe 11th Annual Beer & Sake Festival
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We kick off our 2nd Anniversary celebration with our next Brewmaster's Dinner featuring Craftsman Brewing from Pasadena, CA. We hope you join us as Chef Nick Brune and Craftsman Brewing founder Mark Jilg collaborate to bring you six courses of delicious food paired with six California craft beers.
First Course: Halibut with Mango, Chili, and Coriander paired with Key Lime Wit
Second Course: Avocado Slaw with Apricot, Mint, and Crispy Shrimp paired with Ursa Minor (barrel aged Red Ale)
Third Course: Pear Juice Poached Potatoes with Lavender Chicken paired with Triple White Sage (Belgian-style Tripel brewed with hand harvested white sage)
Fourth Course: Praline Pork Belly paired with Acorn Saison
Fifth Course: Duck with Fried Shallot, Leeks, and Allspice Quinoa paired with Cabernale
Sixth Course: Toast, Butter, and Jam with Sourdough Ale
There will be one 6:30 pm seating for this dinner. Reservations are $60 and include tax, but exclude gratuity. Click here to make your reservation.+6:30 pmLocal Habit 2nd Anniversary Celebration and Brewmasters Dinner
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This is QA answer:
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Failed QA.
SUMMARY: The application can not be back to Main Menu after game over."
Unified Testing Criteria for Java ME applications version 3.2: June 2012 states as follow:
Main menu requirements
The main functionalities of Exit, Help and About are easily available through the main menu
Full Description
1. Start the application
Steps to conduct the test
2. Open the main menu
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-The About can be included in to the Help menu
So why does the application have to come back to main menu, if it is still there?
The game is compatibile with S60 3rd Edition FP2 , S60 3rd Edition FP1 and S60 3rd Edition so I can't include additional functionalities as REPLAY or NEW GAME after the game over because instruction System.gc does not work nor all manual attempts with using instructions like for instance: scene.removeChild(object); object==null;.This instruction(System.gc) works only for quite simple applications for this phone families.
Ultimately I've decided to end the game in that way: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KS5XW...ature=youtu.be
although I'm not convinced of the validity of this approach.
Therefore, I kindly please help in solving this issue.
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Special Summit of African Union on HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, 3 May 2006
Special Summit of African Union on HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, 3 May 2006
03 mayo 2006
Dr Peter Piot, UNAIDS Executive Director joined African leaders and Heads of State in Abuja, Nigeria at the Special Summit on HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria to address the challenges posed by the three main causes of morbidity and mortality in Africa. The Summit was organized by the African Union in collaboration with UN Agencies and other development partners, and at the invitation of Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo. Feature story New African resolve to combat AIDS, TB and Malariahttp://cmsnew.unaids.org/terminalfour/SiteManager?ctfn=content&fnno=30&sid=9632&svi=hierarchy:false:30&cid=65648# (http://www.unaids.org/en/Resources/PressCentre/Featurestories/2006/May/20060508Abuja/) 8 May 2006 Photographs: UNAIDS/Mudi Yahaya
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Midwest Living Review
You have not eaten macaroni and cheese until you've sampled the fare served at Zingerman's Roadhouse in Ann Arbor. It doesn't come cheap, but it's worth every penny, as are the many other "American food" items found on the menu here. The award-winning chef is on a mission to return to food with flavor, and he's so dedicated that he raises his own vegetables, many of which come from heirloom seeds, in order to resurrect what's been watered down by too many years of food being seen as a commodity. He buys locally raised meat and roasts his own hogs in pits outside the restaurant. In addition to mac and cheese, house specialties include barbecue pork that's smoked for 14 hours, sweet-potato fries served with pimento-cheese dipping sauce and freshly grilled burgers. It's almost impossible to resist such items as South Carolina white grits with Vermont cheddar or homemade corn dogs. This organic, homemade fare comes at a price (mac and cheese starts at $13.50 and goes up from there as you add bacon, smoked chicken, etc.), but we found it to be worth every penny. The restaurant is part of Zingerman's Community of Businesses and features that tongue-in-cheek approach that has become the company's trademark. Part of that can be seen in its dcor--thousands of salt-and-pepper shakers line the walls and make for some fun viewing when you're done with your meal. If you don't have time to dine in-house, order ahead and pick up food to go at the Airstream trailer turned drive-up window.


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The #gtm13 educational programme starts with presentations by GNTB, Deutsche Bahn, Lufthansa and its host Stuttgart. pic.twitter.com/yf7vMlx3CcGNTB Live
Michael Kranefeld from GNTB welcomes the participants and gives an outlook on the #gtm13 highlights.Telly
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Art work: Alexander Calder, 1973. Soundtrack: Ladislav from Budapest/Hungary, 2013. #gtm13Telly
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Still the memory of the past is kept alive throughout the city. There is a monument for the victims of the Nazi regime … #gtm13GNTB Live
… and a memorial for the Stauffenberg brothers in the Old Palace who failed to kill Hitler in the July 20 plot #gtm13 pic.twitter.com/zW3gcYmIRvGNTB Live
The journalist's bus stops for catching this nice view over the city … #gtm13 vine.co/v/bQL2HxTxe3aGNTB Live
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Last impression from a truly green city … #gtm13 pic.twitter.com/wM1Pah2UXiGNTB Live
By the way: Even the prime minister of Baden-Württemberg is "green" - the only German PM from the Green Party, as Andrea explains. #gtm13GNTB Live
We are now heading back to the hotels, preparing for the highlight of the day: the Offial Opening of #gtm13 at Residenzschloss Ludwigsburg.GNTB Live
Back at the Alte Reithalle, there is still the educational panel about sustainability going on. #gtm13 pic.twitter.com/Y6dFYeiyhvGNTB Live
For the most of us, there's now a short break until the departure to Schloss Ludwigsburg at 5:30. See you at the #gtm13 opening evening!GNTB Live
Welcome to the Forum am Schlosspark Ludwigsburg - this is where tonight's #gtm13 opening ceremony will be held! twitpic.com/coh2ixGNTB Live
Forum Ludwigsburg is an exquisite venue for events and presentations, just located a stone's throw away from the royal palace. #gtm13GNTB Live
We start the opening with a surprise … Germany is not only proud of its cultural heritage – we also have a vivid youth culture! #gtm13GNTB Live
Roll over Beethoven? No - for the #gtm13 opening we decided to bring on some modern beats! #gtm13Telly
Yessss … Thats Germany, too! #gtm13 twitpic.com/coh5a0GNTB Live
Honestly ... did you expect THAT opening ceremony?? #gtm13Telly
Wow … what a beginning! #gtm13 twitpic.com/coh6jkGNTB Live
Who is leading us through the evening? It's is a well known dancer, singer and songwriter: Eric Gauthier. #gtm13 twitpic.com/coh6vbGNTB Live
Gauthier draws a line from Hip Hop to the spring beer fest … Did you know that Stuttgart is the Hip Hop centre of Germany? #gtm13GNTB Live
"We try to do our best in favour of German tourism": Ernst Burgbacher, the … oh, that's too much for a tweet! #gtm13 twitpic.com/coh8rwGNTB Live
Some informations about Baden-Württemberg: Alexander Bonde, minister of rural affairs and consumer protection #gtm13 twitpic.com/coh9n9GNTB Live
He's able to say "Welcome to Stuttgart" in 9 languages: Klaus Laepple, President of GNTB's Board of Directors #gtm13 twitpic.com/cohaqwGNTB Live
There is a lot of laughs for this interlude by Eric Gauthier's dance company! #gtm13Telly
"The future begins here - we translate green ideas into commercial success": Fritz Kuhn, Mayor of Stuttgart #gtm13 twitpic.com/cohd7eGNTB Live
Now it's official: The #gtm13 has been declared open by Petra Hedorfer!GNTB Live
Almost 20.000 #gtm13 appointments have already been made: Amazing numbers from Petra Hedorfer, CEO of GNTB #gtm13Telly
Hip Hop or Baroque - we can do both! Pachelbel's "Kanon", given by the Ludwigsburg Festival ensemble. #gtm13Telly
Dinner with a king ... Frederick I now invites the #gtm13 delegates to Schloss Ludwigsburg.Telly
Sunset in Ludwigsburg Park - and hundreds of #gtm13 participants are promenading to the castle.Telly
Time for a quick snapshot with the baroque garden of Ludwigsburg Castle in the background! #gtm13 twitpic.com/cohmi1GNTB Live
We are heading to where the music's playing … #gtm13 vine.co/v/b2uA3zEtDELGNTB Live
The flying colours are up! #gtm13 vine.co/v/b2ubWzOLD2gGNTB Live
And this is the band ... right in front of Ludwigsburg Castle! #gtm13Telly
The former royal seat of Ludwigsburg Palace is one of the largest Baroque structures to have survived in its original form. #gtm13GNTB Live
So this is the royal setting where we have the opening dinner of #gtm13 - looking forward to a wonderful evening! twitpic.com/cohrdzGNTB Live
After a Svabian dinner - have you tried the Maultaschen? - I am exploring the Ludwigsburg Palace. #gtm13 twitpic.com/coi07iGNTB Live
I have been warned that there might be some scary encounters … #gtm13 twitpic.com/coi0pdGNTB Live
However, all I meet are Ladies and Gentlemen in fancy baroque costumes! #gtm13 twitpic.com/coi0wgGNTB Live
But … where are they heading to now? #gtm13 vine.co/v/b2uQFd0x9IdGNTB Live
Oh ... seems like I stepped right into a private concert for King Frederick I. ... #gtm13Telly
Isn't it a marvellous place? #gtm13 twitpic.com/coi2yhGNTB Live
His Majesty seems to be amused … #gtm13 twitpic.com/coi3khGNTB Live
Oh my god!! That's the vampire they gave warning of! #gtm13Telly
Down in the courtyard there is something going on … #gtm13 twitpic.com/coifucGNTB Live
Some artists have gathered for the fire show! #gtm13 twitpic.com/coig2yGNTB Live
They are painting delicate patterns in dark of the night ... #gtm13Telly
King Frederick must have been amused … #gtm13 twitpic.com/coigxnGNTB Live
Now the boys are speeding it up a little bit! #gtm13Telly
"You shake my nerves and you rattle my brain. Too much love drives a man insane ..." #gtm13Telly
"... you broke my will - but what a thrill ..." #gtm13Telly
"Goodness gracious – great balls of fire!" - Good night, #gtm13! twitpic.com/coij6mGNTB Live
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We'll be serving ham and award-winning baked beans, homemade side dishes including cole slaw, potato salad, and rolls, and an assortment of desserts, including homemade pies.
Parking is available both behind the church and in the lot across the street. The church is handicap accessible from the rear, across from Town Hall. For more information on the luncheon, please call the church office between 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, or Friday, 985-4494, or visit the website www.christchurchkennebunk.org.


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This series of ten lessons has been developed to teach students about local and global water issues. They are based on NASA's Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) Mission. The activities are done largely outdoors and include scientific data... (View More) collection and analysis and integrate technology. Many of the lessons involve data collected based on protocols from the GLOBE Program. Each lesson is designed to take one hour; the lessons build on each other, but can also be used independently. Each lesson topic includes a lesson plan, PowerPoint presentation, student capture sheet and capture sheet answer guide. (View Less)
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This set of physics-based labs uses data from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory spacecraft. Students create movies using near-real-time data, explore the connection between solar activity and space weather, use different types of data to generate... (View More) and test hypotheses, and collaborate with other students to explore further. Students present their results in a scientifically appropriate manner. (View Less)
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In this lesson, students will conduct labs to investigate the drivers of climate change, including adding carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases to the atmosphere, sea level rise, and the effect of decreasing sea ice on temperatures. They will... (View More) become experts on one of these areas, conduct their own experiments and connect them to real-world data, and then make posters to present their findings to the class. This lesson uses the 5E instructional sequence. (View Less)
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Dieter Hartmann, a high-energy physicist, presents a story-based lesson on the science of Gamma-Ray astronomy. The lesson focuses on gamma-ray bursts; examining their sources, types, and links to the origin and evolution of the Universe. The... (View More) story-based format of the lesson also provides insights into the nature of science. Students answer questions based on the reading guide. A list of supplemental websites is also included. (View Less)
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News about Tufts University, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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Name: Tufts University
Location: Medford, Mass.
Type: 4-year, Private not-for-profit
Year Opened: 1852
Tuition and Fees (Fall 2009): $40,342
Total enrollment (Fall 2007): 9,758
Undergraduate enrollment: 5,035
Number of applicants (Fall 2008): 15,565
Percent applicants admitted: 25%
Graduation rate: 89%
U.S. News and World Report Ranking: 28
Sports Team Nickname: Jumbos
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Scientists Create a 3-D Model That Mimics Brain Function
Bioengineers for the first time produced a kind of rudimentary brain in a dish, a discovery that could eventually be used to study disease, injury and treatment.
August 12, 2014, Tuesday
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Globalization Creates a New Worry: Enemy Convergence
Adm. James G. Stavridis, who stepped down this month as NATO's supreme commander, is concerned about previously unrelated adversaries, who not only might combine in operations, but also share resources, know-how, weapons and technology and...
May 30, 2013, Thursday
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Feeding Ourselves on a Warming Planet
A new working paper suggests that modest efforts to tackle climate change are not enough to protect the world's food supply.
February 26, 2013, Tuesday
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Money for the Taking in the Niger Delta Swamps
Squeezed out of Nigeria's lucrative oil economy, the people who live in the Niger Delta have resorted to refining their own bootleg fuel.
February 13, 2013, Wednesday
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Nevin S. Scrimshaw, Pioneer Nutritionist, Dies at 95
Dr. Scrimshaw helped build organizations dedicated to nutrition and improved the health of children in developing nations by making affordable gruels.
February 13, 2013, Wednesday
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North Korea Gets Ready for Launching
The state news media make it clear that North Korea's rocket and nuclear programs have become integral to the country's self-image as a nation others must placate.
December 7, 2012, Friday
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Armstrong Loses Degree
Tufts University said Wednesday that while its board respected Lance Armstrong's cancer-fighting efforts, it had concluded that his "actions as an athlete are inconsistent with the values of the university."
November 22, 2012, Thursday
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Executive Education, but Not for Business
In the past decade, graduate schools in arenas outside business have begun developing executive education courses, particularly in niche areas like international relations and public affairs.
November 19, 2012, Monday
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In Lieu of Early Decision, a Plan to Date Colleges 'Before I Pop the Big Question'
Thanh-Tran Nguyen, a student at Lakeside School in Seattle, writes, "It'd be unwise of me to just jump onto campus without at least getting to know the college face-to-face."
October 24, 2012, Wednesday
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Hugo Bedau, Philosopher Who Opposed Death Penalty, Dies at 85
Professor Bedau's half-century career encompassed several cycles in the national debate over capital punishment, which he opposed as immoral, unjust and ineffective.
August 17, 2012, Friday
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