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Missouri Southern's summer enrollment rises
Officials from the university in Joplin have attributed the approximately 4 percent increase to the struggling economy.
MU student returns home safely from Honduras
MU student Tyler Shields is back in the United States after struggling to depart Honduras last week in the midst of its government coup.
Columbia College raising $18 million for new science building
The new facility could triple the space for the college's rapidly expanding science department. Groundbreaking for the building is set to take place in four years.
University of Kansas details response to budget cuts
The school has lost more than $36 million in funding.
Nixon appoints two new UM System curators
Gov. Jay Nixon appointed David Bradley and Wayne Goode to the University of Missouri System Board of Curators on Tuesday. The two will start immediately but will have to be confirmed early next year when the Missouri Senate goes back into session, Nixon spokesman Scott Holste said.
MU student stranded in Honduras amid coup
An MU student who went to Honduras to do missionary work is stuck in the country amid government in-fighting.
Income-based loan repayment plan may grant relief
A new income-based student loan repayment plan that began July 1 could help students struggling with debt.
Nixon appoints two new curators
Wayne Goode, a former state legislator, and David Bradley, publisher of the St. Joseph News-Press, have been appointed for four-year terms.
MU to offer two winemaking workshops
MU will offer summer winemaking workshops starting next week.
MU scientists successfully convert pig tissue into stem cells
MU scientists have successfully created stem cells from the cells of pigs' connective tissue. The scientists say they hope their research will provide an alternative to the controversial use of embryonic stem cells.
Changes to UM System pension take effect amid mixed reactions
The UM System's decision to make contributions to its retirement fund went into effect Wednesday. Some employees are concerned that it affects lower-income workers too much, but the system says the move was caused by the recession and that it has done all it can to protect lower-income workers.
MU research director steps down after internal audit
The director of MU's Research Animal Diagnostic Laboratory stepped down to a researcher because of a conflict of interest, according to a statement issued by the university.
First female Missouri education commissioner named
Chris Nicastro, superintendent of the Hazelwood School District superintendent, is to begin her duties Aug. 1.
MU sees 16 percent increase in financial aid applications
As the recession continues, a growing number of college students are applying for federal financial aid this year.
Economic Downturn work team helps students make ends meet
MU's Economic Downturn work team works with students and families to make them aware of the financial opportunities available through the university.
New psychiatric center set to open Wednesday at MU
The new Missouri Psychiatric Center is to replace the Mid-Missouri Mental Health Center. The new center is to operate under MU Health Care with most of its existing staff.
Missouri State receiving routine audit
Missouri State University's audit is part of a series of regular inspections. The university was last audited in 1992 and 1995.
Columbia financial aid directors support Obama's plan to simplify FAFSA
Local financial aid directors agree with the Obama administration's plan to simplify the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA.
MU Tour Team helps visitors stay cool
The MU Tour Team is doing its best to help visitors and prospective students touring campus by providing water, staying inside as much as possible and taking it slow.
Economy sending students to cheaper public colleges
New college students across the U.S. are transferring from private universities to lower-priced public institutions, often because of economic fears.


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Kellie was raised in Richfield, Utah, where she graduated from High School. She was Miss Richfield in 1995. She received her Associate's Degree from Dixie State College.
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Rook-soph game: Future All-Stars?
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First Smash Tournament of the year!
We'll be hosting a Smash 4 cash tournament on Saturday, February 28th from 6:30pm until it ends!
iGames and NVIDIA have sponsored a showcase featuring DYING LIGHT on our systems.
Hour 1 – Open Play
- Computers will be reserved to get the feel for the game before we start running side events and mini-tournaments
Hours 2-6 – Be The Zombie Boot Camp / Group Play
-Learn to play in zombie mode and invade group play games.
-Zombie player will receive a raffle ticket for participating and for each co-op team they defeat (max 3 tickets).
Raffles will occur each hour. Prizes include: t-shirts, mouse pads, and other swag as well as instant win cards and the final raffle prize of an NVIDIA 960 graphics card.
First 25 participants will also receive a food voucher for free pizza and a drink!
Saturday, February 14th at 12:00pm
Standard; $10 entry fee
Sunday, February 15th at 4:00pm
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***Game Day is designed to be a casual event***
Number of rounds: to be determined based on number of players
Prizing Structure: all players will receive a participation pack. We will add an additional pack to the prize pool for each person to distribute among the top 8 players.
Promo card and playmat distribution: top 30 players will receive a full-art Mardu Shadowspear promo card. Each of the top 8 players will receive the foil full-art Supplant Form promo. 1st place will receive the Game Day Champion Playmat.
Starting on February 4th, we'll be adding these awesome Star City Games Foil Wolf tokens and pins to the prize pool for our regularly scheduled booster draft and standard tournaments at 7:30pm.
Each Wednesday, we'll have 2 pins and 10 tokens to give away in addition to our regular prizing of booster packs:
Undefeated players in draft and the top 3 in standard will receive a foil token each.
The pins will be raffled off at the end of the event: 1 each for a random player in the draft and a random player in standard.
The remaining tokens from the night will also be raffled off to those who did not receive pins or tokens for the night.
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Wizards of the Coast has changed its FNM structure, so we're able to run some cool tournament structures in 2015. We'll be test running the following events this month alongside our regular standard and booster draft tournaments at 7:30pm.
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What feature do you hope returns in Pokemon X and Pokemon Y?
If we're talking about stuff from B2W2 returning, I'd say:
-Join Avenue (possibly just as shops in Lumiose, without the management sim bit)
-the Battle Test
-Pass Powers (without Pass Orbs, maybe)
-Repel reuse prompt
-Game Freak music guy (but as a sound test option)
-Hidden Grottos/in-game trades instead of the Dream World
-Relic items/sellable items worth more than 10,000 each
-Individual gym themes
-No particular Elite 4 order
-generous with legendaries that aren't roamers (we have 40+ old gen legendaries now - they can afford to be generous with them)
That should do it. Top 10 things I want back from B2W2.
A fun criminal organization..
*Sigh* I miss gen1 Team Rocket, the rest all became too serious and weak.
vs seeker-make it so you can use it inside
auto run
bike-so far the roller blades look to replace the bike
level 100 flat battles.
poke walker/wlaking with pokemon(a man can dream)
turn based battles.
Gamefaqs where Innovation is more important then quality
Underground, at least as far as obtaining evo stones, items, etc. Online portions should be optional, but it shouldn't be required to be online for mining. (I actually really enjoyed the mining mini-game, personally...)
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MetaDeDeDe posted...
Vs. Seeker-it make pokemon so much fun to play as a whoop trainers over and over again.
This. And I personally hope the Dream World doesn't return. It was neat, but it just felt tedious and uninteresting. Just my opinion though.
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Demyxus posted...
A fun criminal organization..
Anyway I want every feature EVER to come back damnit! VS Seeker, walking Pokemon, Poketch/Pokegear like thing etc etc etc.
jEr3mY posted...
I want day/night AND seasons to be in the one game!!
I kinda agree but I want the seasons to be on week long cycles instead of the monthly(?) cycle it's on now. And night/day can stay the same.
See you Space Cowboy.
I'd like a new take on contests. Spread them across the region like in RSE. Don't add in DPP's dance stage, that was awful. Maybe add an extra appeal round that's a bit more engaging. Adapting the anime's contest battles would be something interesting.
It would be nice if contest stats were proper stats like HP etc that rose with your level, with EV-like customisation. That way contests become integrated into the main gameplay more and we could possibly choose to be a coordinator instead of a league champion.
I know Pokémon has always been battle-focused, but opening up the game and allowing you to choose just what kind of trainer you are would be nice.
*deep breath*
Calling gym leaders for rematches
Pokemon following behind you
Secret bases
RSE dive
Join avenue
Berry pots
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Poketech apps
Auto repel prompt
Game corner (a real one, no f***** voltorb flip)
Day/Night differences
Vs. seeker
Weight/Height comparison in pokedex
B button toggle
*passes out*
FF IX was better than FFVII. THERE, I SAID IT!!!
Unofficial Sneasel of the Pokemon X board.
I haven't touched Gen 2 or Gen 5...
[Ruby/Sapphire (Haven't played Emerald)]
-Contests (No "Beauty Pageant/American Idol before Contest" crud in D/P)
-Diving (IT MUST COME BACK!!)
-Secret base (Not cave homes in D/P)
-Grass cutting (Using HM01 Cut)
[Fire Red/Leaf Green]
-VS Seeker
[Diamond/Pearl (Haven't played Platinum)]
-Tons of Legendaries to catch after being champion
[Heart Gold/Soul Silver]
-Auto run
-Two register items
-Battle Frontier
-Rematch Gym Leaders
That's all I have. Can't remember what else I wanted to return :(
Awaiting for NEW Paper Mario, Final Fantasy (Classic style), Kirby, Donkey Kong, Fire Emblem, and Mario Sports Mix successor on Wii U...


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Sharon (Norah S) can get email in the hospital
Pieces of Sharon's emails this week. I asked about how long and visits etc. The first surgery was today.
I. "I'll be in the hospital beginning on Friday, and you can email me by using this form on the hospital web site.
Or phone and ask for my room.
If I get a lot of emails, maybe they will let me use a hospital laptop."
II. "You can email me in the hospital, but until I have a laptop I will be unable to reply (except by phone). I think by day 3 I should be ok for visitors. Much is unknown and will depend on how I recover. I might go home for a few days in between, or stay in rehab. I think I will want to be home with the critters and pond (and Hubby, of course!) We shall see. It would be lovely to see you while I'm in there, especially if I stay through!"
So I'll send some emails, check with her DH a few times, and maybe make a field trip to Boston to see her (with a bouquet of WH's, heehee).
I'm sure she'd love email from everybody though.
:) Mary
"i don't know her last name!"
Remember her previous user ID before Spike forced her to change it because of mentioning Greg Bickal's pond construction CD? Or just remember what Kermit says! Why do I get the feeling that I'm playing the Hollywood Pyramid?! LOL!
Best wishes on a speedy and full recovery.
Here is a link that might be useful: Or perhaps this archived thread might help...
Brenda, did it have an online form to use or did it open your default email program? I've stopped downloading my email and just leave it on the server so I don't have an email program installed, just wondering if that might be the problem. I did take a quick look at there code and it didn't seem to use a sendx command though. I'll try again.
Jean, try clicking on "News and Publications" in the bar, then on "Email a Patient." That worked for me when nothing else would. In case it doesn't work for you, I told her you said get well soon, too. Oy! I made up a quote! I truly are no longer a jer-nalist!
" I did take a quick look at there code and it didn't seem to use a sendx command though. "
GEEEZ techies! :-)
I didn't look at their code but I DID notice that the email form must have been put togetether by someone other than an I.T. guru. I didn't enter anything in the "salutation" field which was suppose to be optional and it came back and it said that I had left something blank. It then asked for the room number which wasn't in the original form. So I just entered "???". When I previewed the message, it decided to add its own salutation to the text I had entered so it became something like "Dear sharon, Sharon,". Echo in the hospital.
Anyway, hopefully somebody with some common sense working the server will just pass it along. Otherwise MaryO, please do so on our behalf.
Using IE I was in an endless loop, it kept saying "Thank you! Please press the top, left hand Email A Patient link to send more email." I think it was the pop-blocker that was the problem even though I allowed pop-ups for the site. And I think I know why but I don't want to BORE Semper with the details :^)
I finally got in using Opera.
It's pretty cool though to be able to send email to someone in the hospital.
I was using IE, but I don't use the pop-up blocker. At least you got it figured out!
LOL @ the hospital echo. I had that same problem! I left the default "Dear", but they didn't tell me they were going to put "Sharon" in there for me. Hilarious. She gonna think we all be drunk 'n shtuff.
Hope SharonSharon is doing great!
She's a smart girl, I bet she has already figured out the email program throws random extra greetings in... "Hihi deardear sharonsharon, [message], bye sincerely get well soon!" *
I don't know a room number either. And her DH didn't pick up the phone last night (of course he's in Boston, visiting! Duh!). I left a message. I hope he understands who I am, I never met him...
For visiting, I'm keeping my eyes on a WH that's ALMOST blooming... all I need is a shallow dish...
Btw, savvy folks, me, I can use my own computer for many things just fine, thank you, but, I don't know what IE is or how to look at whose code (and this sounds SO almost indecent to me!) and even if I did, I don't know what I'd be seeing? But my email went through fine.
I'm hoping she gets so many emails that they get exasperated and bring her a laptop.
:) Mary
*Ahhh... this reminds me of our famous repeating thread... I copied that one. I have to read it again.*
LOL It's ok, Mary. It's "code" for the browser Internet Explorer. It always seems to make a difference in what you can or can't see online...or what works and what doesn't. :D
I don't remember the repeating thread! Of course, it could have been before I found this joint. :)
The repeating thread wasn't that long ago. Of course it wasn't called that. I'll see if I can locate it, maybe I can email it to you for your entertainment.
IE: So, I just changed to Firefox. I wonder if that makes a difference.
:) Mary
Dang, I'd not only be MIA on this forum for some time, but had some 'puter problems, to boot, and was working on them, which ended up with me giving up and doing a reformat/restore of my original system on this computer about the time the last post was made here prior to this one... I REMEMBER Sharon talking to me about the surgery in an email, but it had totally slipped my mind it was NOW... and I see no new posts here in more than a week...
Sooooo -- any updates??? She back home? If not, how do I reach her at the horsepittel? Can I email, call, yell REALLY LOUDLY??? :)
Enquiring minds REALLY need to know!
And I reckon I'll need to send her a personal email, too, apologizing for my tardiness in checking up on her.
Sure hope she's doing well!
Last Thursday - wow! That's a week ago already! - I stopped by the hospital on my way to pick up people at the airport. I didn't stay too long, Sharon seemed uncomfortable, they had just helped her turn over onto her other side...
She said she had been getting emails from forum folks, it made her day. She did not say if she was going to go home in between surgeries, but the surgeon - if I understood it correctly - had been able to do more than was expected, so that was good news. I think the second surgery is/was this week, I have to look it up. I think that info is at the end of her birthday message, maybe.
Thanks, Jeff, for bumping this post up to the top, it reminds us to send some more email! If you go to the link in the first message on this thread, you can send email to a patient. A volunteer brings it to the patients every day.
And feel free to yell really loudly !
:) Mary
Hmmmm, Mary, I'm starting to think if I got my little bullyfrogs to help, it might JUST carry all the way to Beantown.
Although they still had tails just two months ago, they've been FED WELL, and are now probably as big or bigger than a green frog ever gets (would cover the palm of your hand, easily), and have been doing VARIOUS croaks and other sounds for some time, though none of them are the characteristic mating croak for which bullfrogs are known.
One JUST sort of CHEEPED at me, rather loudly as I was reading your post. I turned around and wheeled the chair over that way, and it was sitting in the water, half on the rock, kinda givin' me a dirty look like it's feeding time, but I just gave them 6 big night crawlers between them last night, and that oughta hold 'em for another day or so.
One night when it was an hour or so past "usual" feeding time, I was sitting here at the computer and suddenly heard two loud, low croaks... wheeled around and looked and the larger of the two was sitting on the nearest edge of that big rock hunched up and leaning forward, like it was trying to make itself look as BIG as possible, looking DIRECTLY at me... I wheeled over and talked to it for a minute and it just sat there... I think it was making some sort of "territorial statement," or something... Funny, though, if I STAND UP and walk up to the aquarium, even with food, they HIDE, lol.
Oh, and I don't care WHAT Webfeeet says, when I put those night crawlers in there, most of them go underwater even though I put them on the rock, and some come to the near end, where the air rock is and I can see them, and so does one of the frogs... and before long, the worms aren't there any more. I think frogs CAN eat underwater, if they're careful about it, lol.
Hey, maybe when I email Sharon, I'll just cut-and-paste this to her, huh? :)
I sure hope she's through this ordeal as quickly and painlessly as possible... It makes me hurt just THINKING about it. Ugh!
I left a message at her home phone the other day, and got to talk to Sharon (in the hospital) on the phone this afternoon. She is going home Friday, so she can get into her email then. So, we can send her welcome home messages at her home email, or make a thread for it here.
There is going to be a lengthy enough recovery/rehab time, and the surgeries have not yet all been done. Sharon told me all about it, but I'll let her tell you herself when she's ready and able. Anyway, I'm planning to do the fall maintenance/winterizing on both ponds this Fall. (If anyone wants to come help, let me know!)
:) Mary
*Btw, if you want to call her today or tomorrow while she's still in the hospital, email me, then I'll give you the phone number. My (commercial) email is firstname.lastname@example.com. (virus -> not using the personal email). I'll check it tonight by 9 PM and tomorrow.
mary, I'd come in a minute to help if it wasn't 1500 miles. But I'm sure the ponders of S NH will help out - heck, I'd come just for the company, no doubt it will be a heck of a party! I'd love to meet all of you!
Anything I can do long distance?
Gee, Sarah, no, thanks for offering though. But, since Sharon and I met last spring, I've discovered she's a very nice person, worthy to have as a friend - I'm sure she'd love to get email with pond stories. She's passing the time in the hospital by looking at pond pictures.
And now that your winter is about to start (I just read your other post)... you'll have lots of time, right? Heehee.
:) Mary
Well, I've been busy with other things, again, but glad to see Sharon is coming along, although I STILL HURT every time I even THINK about what she's going through.
I assume today is the day she came home for the first time. I hope it means she gets more rest before the next surgery.
Take good care of our friend, Mary!
Hello, Old Friends!
My goodness, I can't believe how tardy this is. I found this thread some time ago and have been meaning to come back and comment.
The emails in the hospital were a real pick-me-up. I think I still have them somewhere -- I must find and re-read them some time.
Mistress Mary did indeed bring me a water hyacinth in the hospital, and was an amazing help to me during my convalescence, and not only then! She's a real peach.
So anyway, yeah, it was an ordeal, not something I'd care to repeat, but I had excellent care and have recovered well, though it's been a long process. What actually happened was that the anticipated 2 surgical days turned into 3, because the neurosurgery part of Day 1 took much longer than anticipated. I was in hospital and rehab for a total of 6 weeks, with a few days home between the second and third operations.
I didn't mean to abandon you all. At the time I was more active in a forum for people with spine issues like mine, for obvious reasons, and since then I've been absent because I'm too compulsive and when I'm active here I tend to get nothing else done.
I'm currently experiencing one of ponding's worst waking nightmares (muskrats trashed my liner -- agh!), so this seemed as good a time as any to pop in and say my much-belated thank-you's.
With a little luck maybe I'll learn to manage my time better and stick around!
(Yes, this is really me. I couldn't remember my NorahS login, and I'd rather spell my name forward, anyway.)
Hi Sharon! ((((HUGE HUGS))))
Yes you have been missed!!! You've been through the wringer and a half! Sorry that your liner got trashed. :-/
Time management?!?!? What's that? Please lemme know how that works when you figure it out! LOL!
Soooo happy that you are on the mend! Keep up the good work.
Take care! :-)))


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Oct 28, 2012, 10:50 PM EDT
Keith Tkachuk sees some clear parallels between the Columbus Blue Jackets team John Davidson is taking over and the St. Louis Blues franchise he helped turn around, as he told Aaron Portzline of the Columbus Dispatch.
"I'm sure it will be very similar to what he faced in St. Louis," Tkachuk said. "Our team was kind of gutted. Our fans were frustrated. We had to start from scratch, and he knew that coming in. He didn't panic. He built and built and built. And he did it in his unique way."
Observers told Portzline that his style comes down to getting to know people, reading them and making sure people are on the same page.
And getting rid of the people who won't fall in line.
"There's an all-inclusive mentality, absolutely, and there's tremendous patience in that man," One NHL executive said. "But he ends up just extinguishing people who have their own agendas, or people who undermine the effort to all push in the same direction. He sniffs out the bad apples in a hurry. He has no time for those people."
Thanks to the lockout, he'll have some time to soak everything in and begin to identify "those people."
- east96st - Oct 29, 2012 at 8:08 AM
Poor John. Even if he fires the entire front office – a move most Jackets fans would applaud – he's still stuck with the biggest cancer in the entire NHL – the President of the Jackets, Mike Priest. As long as that "bad apple" has job security, CBJ will never be able to fully clean house of "people who have their own agendas".
- milltec - Oct 29, 2012 at 9:57 AM
Davidson has full autonomy over the hockey operations. This is the best of both worlds, having Davidson assuming full control of the hockey side while Priest has absolutely nothing to do with the on ice product or the GM hired. Priest has an amazing track record when we look at the financial side of the business, new lease agreement, landing the ASG, hosting the draft, encouraging business to build in and around the arena. The team, and Davidson, is bigger than Priest now. Sure he can make suggestions, but who makes the last decision? DAVIDSON
- east96st - Oct 29, 2012 at 1:59 PM
You're seriously delusional if you think Priest was the driving force behind any of those accomplishments. As for who has the last decision, every company I've worked for, including my own, the guy who controls the money has the REAL last decision. And that ain't John. I wish it was, but it's not. It's Priest.
- elvispocomo - Oct 29, 2012 at 2:12 PM
While he might not be able to remove Priest, you overestimate how much control Priest will have. Priest may supply a budget for Davidson to work within, and be able to control decisions above that budget, but if Davidson didn't have the full power to make hockey decisions within that then he wouldn't have taken the job.
I agree that Priest is not suited to make hockey decisions, but you don't get to be involved financially with millionaires/billionaires without having pretty good money sense. Howson's hockey ID is questionable as well, at least to the point he's a good choice as a GM. That's why they took advantage of the chance to land Davidson and give him control of the operations side of things when he came available though.
Feel free to keep glooming and dooming though – it's probably in ingrained habit after all those failed seasons in Columbus.
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anyone miss when console wars were good
lninjasonicl posted...
supremeblaster posted...lninjasonicl posted...It's always been about the hardware.
>If your into the so called console wars
>If your into the
>If your
Apparently supremeblaster just gained ownership over "into".
Death47 posted...
lninjasonicl posted...supremeblaster posted...lninjasonicl posted...It's always been about the hardware.
I once worked with a guy for three years and never learned his name. Best friend I ever had. We still never talk sometimes.
Did you miss the time when someone would bring a mag to school and debate about how many more displayable colors the SNES had over the Genesis?
"Nothing suits you more than the freedom of a demon; act now, and I throw in a special servant just for you."
yes; I also miss when we didn't know that much about the development cycle and good games would seemingly " just come out" I truly hate all this waiting so much time for good games today.
Blast Processing? Console power was more of a focal point back then than it is now.
lninjasonicl posted...
Rappy00 posted...lninjasonicl posted...It's always been about the hardware.
Poor lad. It's a pity. Your first gen was the seventh gen of home consoles. I know it must be hard to grasp for you, but gaming used to be so much better than the horrible Hollywood-wannabe industry we have today.
Pac12345 posted...
lninjasonicl posted...Rappy00 posted...lninjasonicl posted...It's always been about the hardware.
So I hear lol. Oh wait, let me give my grammar guardian Death47 something to do.
So i here.
I once worked with a guy for three years and never learned his name. Best friend I ever had. We still never talk sometimes.
to be fair the 90's were really annoying when it came to console wars because the internet wasn't as bustling and fact-checking was non-existent, so people just went with buzzwords.
"Genesis has blast processing!"
"umm N64 has 64 bits, PS has 32. N64's twice as powerful!"
"Atari Jaguar has 64 bits!... ok i'll just leave now..."
Sony Fanboys Have Made It Stupid With The Nonsense They Spew All Time. It Would Be Different If They Could Effectively Talk Trash But They Just Make Themselves Look Ignorant.
I Love Sony And Their Consoles But I Hate Most Of Their fanbase
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There's always been a bit of scuffle over the hardware (SNES was superior to Genesis in every way except for in a few small areas, and the Nintendo controller was superior to Atari's joystick), but it was largely about the games.
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What's your GW name mean?
I often wonder the meaning behind different screen names.
Want to share yours?
In my family whenever we are going out to work in yard garden, mow,look around, whatever.. we call it playing in the yard
I am a fabulous cook, if I do say so myself, LoL. Plus, I am a bit hippy-ish, and I'm ALWAYS running around barefoot. So, my hubby thought Barefoot_Contessa just fit. My best friend refers to me as Rachael Ray. The irony behind that is, my name is Carrie Ray, Ha.
So, there is the meaning wrapped up and tied with a bow!
Carol, I agree, everyone, and I mean EVERYONE needs at least one more hosta. A hosta a day, keeps an empty space in the garden away ;-)
Parts of Oklahoma were settled by a land run. Those who slipped in ahead of the official land run date to mark off the best land, were called "sooners".
Everyone thinks it has to do with the OU football team, but having a husband and son that are graduates of OSU, I wouldn't get by with that one.
The "sooner" part is because I live in Oklahoma, and the "grandmom" is what I am called by my 16 grandchildren.
(Yeh, I said 16. I think I am going for '20 Grand'.
I used to collect bakelite jewelry from the 1920s to 1940s. I don't bake much, but I do like to cook.
Sooner - I actually have my BA from the University of Oklahoma and my Juris Doctor from Oklahoma City University. Most of my undergrad was from Ohio State and my LLM is from Capital here in Columbus. I was going to sing the Boomer Sooner song, but I don't know the words. Hmmmmm - I can sing EVERY Ohio State and my sorority songs.
Tiffy. She was a small Black Lab mix. She passed away four days before we moved to this house at the age of 18 in 2001. She was young and spry until the day she died when she had a stroke. She was my best ever friend bringing me through very difficult times in my life. One I could truly count on.
I see her spirit in my now 3 year old Raven, another Black Lab.
This is a great thread. I always wonder about people's web names. kqcrna and mmqchdygg I always wondered about yours.
Mine is because I became a grandma in 2003. The proud is understandable of course but also because he only weighed 2 lb 13 oz at birth and is now a rowdy 5 year old. I now have 6 grandchildren. (3 are step - no multiple births in those 6 years! LOL!)
Mine's pretty self explainatory too. I live at an elevation of 5655', which explains the Highalt., and I'm original from west Tennessee, so I was transplanted here. Going from a zone 7 where I could grow anything, to a zone 5 high desert climate was a major shock, and I found GW when I was searching for things that would actually grow here.
I started out on the Rocky Mountain Gardening forum, then someone on one of the other forums steered me over to the WS forum, and my life has never been the same, LOL!!!!
Hi Annette,
Because i don't know how to tyYpE.
No,just kidding,kinda.:0)
I do this because there are several Carols here,it even confuses me,ha ha,oh, did i say that?No, the other Carol did.
Does it bug you?I can change it if it does.
well, my nickname is Mouse (though I am not little or very furry - I am going gray though)My friends think I share many personality traits with them curiosity, nest building, heat seeking, food nibbling, scurring around without a seeming purpose, and twitching my nose.Oh! and I do eat as much cheese as my poor milk hating tummy allows! LOL so since there are usually lots of Mouse's ie.. Meeses/Mices around most forums I just go with kin2mice to show my relationship with the little things!
My gw name translates to mean 'garden of eden'.
I consider my home and gardens my Paradise. As the keeper of my home and gardens, 'Paradisa' sounded like a godess name. I was always into mythology so I thought it would be fun to think of myself as 'Paradisa' and try and share a little bit of Paradise with everyone I meet.
Mine is stupid well embarrassing..that is what the fiance calls me!...He always says when all the girl dogs are around me. He comes up and says he is the thorn around all the rosepetals...Dorky hahhahah I replaced the t with a d... :) After 6 years he still calls me rosepetal must be love... :) I love him too Barb
Mine means I'm an idiot and had no idea I would be joining so many forums and having so much to chat about. I'm thinking I need to change just so folks can't google my name and read all about me and how I spend my free time. The internet is so big you just never know. When I think of changing it, I wonder about having to re-establish myself and ... Anyway, great thread! I'm enjoying learning about everyone (especially Mary, Mary - I would have never figured that one out! Nik
Why pumkingal
I love Halloween,so pumkings are the first thing i tried to grow,,I was comming up the hill with my arms just loaded up with all sizes, with a bright smile because they did so well,and my hubby said look at my pumkin she's a gal,, so put them together pumkingal
they are also my grandson (Mr.B, real name Bryson) favorite things to grow,,
Why Token, I'm blushing! you've put me on the spot ;-)
No just kidding-I never pictured you as a "southpark kinda guy" you seemed a little more refined LOL!
I don't like for the boys to watch it(at least while the little one is awake) so they were quite shocked to here me scream "no kitty" in Cartmans voice one day! The Casa Bonita one is my fav!
I thought token was a girl. lol.
When I first set up an email address, I could not think of any name, so I just combined my two pet names. Not very original; I know. The name stuck. Maybe I should use only one. I'll think about it. :-)
Family either called me Tim or Nai.
Pi (just like "P") is a Thai word for older sibling. In my old country, we don't usually address someone by his name directly. A word such as auntie, uncle, brother, sister is usually used as a prefix for politeness.
Nothing interesting or mysterious here...just truly was and forever will be new to gardening ways and from Jersey. Couldn't think of anything more original when starting on the forums.
My email with a variation of "rubyslippers" is my real heart.
Refined? Me? I guess if crude oil can be refined, so can I. LOL
I have my moments. I can go from SouthPark to Neiman Marcus in 5 seconds flat.
I've always been a bit bossy, a perfectionist, and a little prudish, a "goody2shoes" in the playground a millennium ago. So, wendy2shoes seemed to fit.
I have a daughter named Nikki..she's an architect. If she ever starts her own company, she'll call it Nikki9doors!
Great thread! mmqchdygg! I'm so glad I found out what your name means! How clever!
I've used SheMeows since 1998. That year I was given a little tabby cat, she didn't meow for months, she wasn't deaf, but it seemed she had no voice. Finally, one day, her tail got caught when closing the fridge door and boy, did she meow loud!. Dear significant other and I squealed "she meows!". It's been my nickname since.
The tabby is nearly 11 now and she hardly ever meows, still :)
From The Lives And Times Of A Quilter's Cats
Well, mine is not garden related. "Sister" became a nickname when I started playing rugby on my sister's rugby team after college. A woman named Donna on the team couldn't remember anyone's name, so I became "Sister" and it really stuck. A few years later, at a wedding, someone was telling Donna about a really nice lawyer she'd met -- when Donna asked who it was, the woman replied "I can't remember her name, but I know it was Sister's sister!" To this day, if I call anyone from my old team, I have to use my nickname, as no one would know my first name. The "k" in sister_k is for my first name, which is Kristin.
So fun to read. While thinking of a screen name I thought "well I seem to never put my trowel down and I am female" so I decided on Trowelgal. I was very flattered when a Master Gardening leader e-mailed me to see if their group could call themselves "Trowel Gals". Of course I said that would be fine.
Tina from the Kansas City metro
My gardenweb user name means that when my late father-in-law was in his last days he took a fleeting interest in what I was doing on the internet and I set him up an account using albert_135, Yahoo had suggested it.
Then he died and ivillage took over vmirror and that name got burned into their files and I could not change it. Then I started using that name. And now it has become my identity.
I guess I'm not too original-Jess was my dog. When we set up our first internet account I wanted something that people close to me might recognize without using our real names. Jesse was recently gone, & I figured he wouldn't mind! It's been my online persona ever since
We live in Broomfield, a bedroom community lodged between Denver and Boulder, and hubby and I joke that the kids live in a bubble and have no idea that life elsewhere isn't anything like living in "Broomberry." I transplanted here three years ago, and am still learning to garden in Broomfield aka "Mayberry," and have decided that Garden Patch Grow Boxes are the only way to beat the bindweed. A gardener from my youngest days (Mom had us weeding when we were just out of diapers), the name just kinda came to me!
This is my first year to WS, and I planted tomatoes, pansies, petunias, and carpet of snow--WHILE it was snowing!


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Anyone with a champagne colored prime receive one yet?
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yeah, i exceeded bandwith. they will be back up soon. there are others who posted screenshots and videos of their results. take a look at jjdevega video thread.
Sucks to wait so long for it but oh well can't be helped.. is the phone call just for those who got the first batch
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Strict suspension policy update
The state has approved the appeal of the 13-year-old South West Middle School student suspended for playfully popping her teacher on the head, according to her mother Deborah Ocasio.
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Most of the people who were invited to President Barack Obama's Speech at Savannah Technical College Tuesday were business and political leaders, But a surprising number of average every day folk showed up and somehow managed to get in. Everyone, even the most conservative in the crowd, seemed to be excited about the opportunity to be in the presence of the President of the United States of America.
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*NOTE: Jenel Few was on vacation when the August 8 meeting took place. The information below was gathered from school board meeting documents and the August 15 Capital Improvement Committee meeting.
State to decide charter fate
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Uneasy feelings about politics, race and change surfaced among school board members Wednesday during a presentation on proposed changes for the system-wide reorganizat
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The agenda and reports presented during the Wednesday Oct. 7, 2010 Savannah-Chatham Public School Board meeting are available online at http://www.boarddocs.com/ga/sccs/Board.nsf/public. (The link from the school system website was being updated and did not work as of 1 p.m.
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First Student's new director got an icy welcome from Savannah-Chatham Public Schools officials during their monthly meeting Wednesday.
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Wednesday Savannah-Chatham Public Schools Superintendent Thomas Lockamy's contract was renewed for the ninth time. The school board's unanimous decision guarantees Lockamy's employment through 2017 and provides him with a $200,000 salary, a $40,000 annual performance bonus, a car, cell phone and other perks.
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President Barack Obama must have missed his calling as head of the National Transportation Safety Board.
In the wake of the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, Obama has been the nation's forensic investigator-in-chief. He has summoned all the moral authority of his office to call for the professional handling of the wreckage.
President Barack Obama styles himself a wit, and some of his best material lately has to do with his abuse of his powers.
"As long as they're doing nothing, I'm not going to apologize for doing something," Obama riffed to a crowd at the Georgetown Waterfront Park in Washington, D.C., on July 1, referring to Republicans. "So sue me." Hilarity ensued.
He cracked them up in Austin, Texas, last week. "You hear some of them," he said, "'Sue him.' 'Impeach him.' Really? Really? For what? You're going to sue me for doing my job?"
As a defender of the nation's borders, President Barack Obama is a hell of a pool player.
The president enjoyed a game at a bar in Denver with Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper the other day, without the noir atmosphere of his furtive visits to pool halls with his grandfather as a kid, when he felt "the enticement of darkness and the click of the cue ball, and the jukebox flashing its red and green lights."
For most of the country, July Fourth weekend means hot dogs, fireworks and relaxing time with family. In certain neighborhoods in Chicago, it means something very different.
For the second year running, Chicago saw a spate of violence over the long holiday weekend that would generate headlines if it happened in Kabul.
It's hard to imagine a more apt summation of the lunatic state of the nation's immigration debate than the split screen over the past week.
In Washington, most respectable opinion lined up, yet again, to condemn Republicans for not passing an amnesty under the guise of defunct-for-now "comprehensive immigration reform."
Meanwhile, the crisis on the Southern border continued. A massive influx of people — largely driven by Central Americans, many of them children — drawn here in the expectation of lax immigration enforcement is overwhelming border officials and facilities.
It has long been suspected that the Supreme Court hates women, although it took the court's 5-4 decision in the Hobby Lobby case to fully reveal its blatant misogyny.
The court held that the Religious Freedom Restoration Act forbids the administration from forcing Hobby Lobby — an arts-and-crafts chain owned by evangelical Christians — to cover contraceptives that its owners object to on religious grounds (specifically, four drugs that it believes act as abortifacients).
Lois Lerner managed to contain her disappointment when she learned in 2011 that she had lost two years' worth of emails — forever. After being told that her data was being sent to the "hard drive cemetery," never to return, Lerner replied with philosophical equanimity, "Sometimes stuff just happens."
Yes, the IRS is incredibly susceptible to stuff happening.
First, it happened when the agency singled out the applications of conservative groups for special scrutiny and delayed their applications for tax-exempt status prior to the 2012 elections.
We haven't learned much new about Hillary Clinton on her book tour except that she mistakes herself for a version of Norma Rae.
First, during an interview in her well-appointed Washington, D.C., home with ABC News anchor Diane Sawyer, she said she and Bill left the White House "dead broke," although they always made better potential subjects for "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" than "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men."
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's contribution to the Washington Redskins debate is pettifogging absurdity in the service of rank politically correct bullying.
A panel of the office's Trademark Trial and Appeal Board ruled in favor of plaintiffs claiming that the Redskins name "may disparage persons or bring them into contempt, or disrepute," and therefore stripped the team of six trademarks. In theory, the ruling will hurt the team's bottom line by making it impossible for it to stop others from selling its merchandise.
The seeds of House Majority Leader Eric Cantor's shocking primary loss may have been sown in January.
That's when House Republican leaders insisted on floating a set of immigration principles at the party's retreat as a gesture toward acting on the Senate Gang of Eight immigration bill. The principles were shelved, but they stoked the worst fears of opponents of the Gang of Eight bill — that no matter how dead the bill seemed, it could be revived instantly.
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