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Edward Snowden Warns Us of the Dark Path Ahead
Introductory Statement I would like to thank the European Parliament for the invitation to provide testimony for your inquiry into the Electronic Mass Surveillance of EU Citizens. The suspicionless surveillance programs of the NSA, GCHQ, and so many others that … Continue reading
House Votes to Defund ObamaCare on the Government Funding Resolution
If Senate Holds Tough, This Anti-Gun Health Care Law Will Fade Away This is probably our Last Best Chance to Rid The Country of this terrible [anti-gun] Health Care Plan. Calls are needed to your Senators immediately (202-224-3121), as a … Continue reading
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Nevada: A Zero Income Tax, Innovative Oasis In The Desert
By Travis H. Brown, http://www.forbes.com/sites/travisbrown/2013/07/09/nevada-a-zero-income-tax-innovative-oasis-in-the-desert/ While some states remain beaten down by the recession of 2008, others are staging admirable comebacks. Of course, it comes as little surprise that the most resilient states are those with the best, most pro-growth tax … Continue reading
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1984 Is Already Here
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Big Government Is Watching And Taking Pictures And Creating Files On You
When the city of San Leandro, Calif., purchased a license-plate reader for its police department in 2008, computer security consultant Michael Katz-Lacabe asked the city for a record of every time the scanners had photographed his car. The results shocked him. The … Continue reading
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27 Edward Snowden Quotes About U.S. Government Spying That Should Send A Chill Up Your Spine
Michael Snyder Economic Collapse June 11, 2013 Would you be willing to give up what Edward Snowden has given up? He has given up his high paying job, his home, his girlfriend, his family, his future and his freedom just … Continue reading
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Obama To Bypass Congress Banning Semi-Autos
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Bio-Scanning of Children
Some churches have implemented bio-scanning for check in for AWANAs, among other areas in Children ministry. It is purported to be a simple scan of the finger that only creates an encrypted code that identifies the child and/or parent with … Continue reading
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Wednesday, Feb 1st
Oh Really, Walmart?, Exit133
LEED Platinum for UWT's Joy Building, Exit133
Wed 2/1: The Washington Apple (Sausage Dog), Beer and Hot Dogs
Tacoma Tip #7 - Business Blink Out, KFnet in T-Town
MORNING SPEW: Firefighters stay, Don Cornelius shot dead, "Mad Men" fashion predictions ..., Weekly Volcano
Tacoma City Council Meeting - January 31, 2012, Exit133
5 Things To Do Today: Ladies Night, Mark Hoppmann, Bob Marley Fest, Philthy Rich ..., Weekly Volcano
7 Maternity Fashion Tips , Fabric Footprints
Mountaineers Have a Couple Things to Celebrate, Exit133
Person, Place or Thing with Steph DeRosa: Best Pizza Ever, Weekly Volcano
Downtown 'Fresh Market' RIP, TDI -- Reporter's Blog
Support an effort for a South Sound guidebook, Tacoma Weekly
Quick poll: What is wrong with Tacoma?, Tacoma Weekly
Two nights of Trasholes in Tacoma, Weekly Volcano
Reflections on The State of the City, Local Life
BULA! From Fiji, With Love, Tacoma Arts
Thursday, Feb 2nd
Questions Re UWT Hood Corridor Plans, Exit133
Hey Clear Channel, Clean Up Your Crap! (Part 18), KFnet in T-Town
5 Things To Do Today: Jeremy Gregory hug, bluegrass jam, "200 Pound Beauty," Beat Fetish! ..., Weekly Volcano
Feb 1st was Hourly Comic Day, C.L.A.W.
Occupy Tacoma - How Important is the Park?, Exit133
Announcing the 2012 roster of Tacoma's Top Wedding Venues! , Wallflower Photography Blog
MORNING SPEW: Punxsutawney Phil sucks, most lesbianish cities, Kiss Transmission Robot ..., Weekly Volcano
Big Boxes on a Hillside, Post Defiance
VOLCANO MUSIC: The SCMC in Tacoma, Leezy Soprano, Zodiac Death Valley, Trasholes ..., Weekly Volcano
VOLCANO ARTS: The Flat Win Co., "Dawn of 2012," "The Seafarer," "Play It Again, Sam," "Hair," GLBT Book Club & more ..., Weekly Volcano
Wilson's fourth-quarter comeback enough to edge Foss, Tacoma Weekly
Stacy Jones Band, Tacoma Weekly
John K. Samson, Tacoma Weekly
Lakewood's "śPlay it Again, Sam' hilarious but a bit dated, Tacoma Weekly
Show your love for boobies this Valentine's Day, Tacoma Weekly
Rock on, Tacoma Weekly
Things We Like, Tacoma Weekly
Letter to the WSDOT, Occupy Tacoma
Born from a Boombox, Tacoma Weekly
Bellarmine takes team title at wrestling city championships, Tacoma Weekly
Sportswatch, Tacoma Weekly
Life Christian struggles, still hopeful for playoffs, Tacoma Weekly
Lincoln beats Foss, sits in second in Narrows 3A, Tacoma Weekly
Wilson girls keep rolling against Yelm, Tacoma Weekly
Curtis holds off Federal Way to keep pace in SPSL, Tacoma Weekly
Sweet and sassy treats, Tacoma Weekly
City Briefs, Tacoma Weekly
Police Blotter, Tacoma Weekly
More funding flows into Puyallup River Bridge, but gap still remains, Tacoma Weekly
Council likely to eliminate B&O tax exemption for hospitals, Tacoma Weekly
Hope and caution in economic forecast, Tacoma Weekly
Mayor delivers optimistic message, Tacoma Weekly
Roster of historical icons face trouble, Tacoma Weekly
Free Art Therapy- Volunteers Needed, llafleur's Blog
Terra Organics Member Spotlight, Terra Organics
Friday, Feb 3rd
The Tacomapocalypse Returns, Adam the Alien
5 Things To Do Today: Hot Club Sandwich, Soul Shop, All Star Jam Fundraiser, Voxxy Vallejo ..., Weekly Volcano
What Does Same Sex Marriage Mean for Washington?, Exit133
What Does the Same Sex Marriage Bill Mean for Washington?, Exit133
Lincoln District Walk Through "ō VOTE NOW!, grittycityfood
TDI Photo Safari VIII, TDI -- Reporter's Blog
Pets of the Week, Exit133
Poll Results: Tacoma's big problem, Tacoma Weekly
The scoop on Tacoma's new nightclub Club In, Weekly Volcano
Burn Awareness Week February 5-11, 2012, Tacoma Fire Department
Opening Wednesday: "National Print Exhibition: The Human Experience" at PLU, Weekly Volcano
Night Moves: Tarik Bentlemsani, Atomic Outlaws, Zodiac Death Valley, Tacoma All Ages Music Project Benefit Show and more ... , Weekly Volcano
Our Favorite Thing This Week, Exit133
Stage 1 burn ban issued for Pierce County at 4 p.m. today, Tacoma Weekly
Census data stats released for African-American population, Tacoma Weekly
2/4 Book Signing:"ØCinder"Ø Introduces Cyborg Cinderella, Tacoma Arts
One More Step Towards Regaining My Perfect Health-Home Made Almond Milk, wildcelticrose.net
New Work Group: Coordination "ō 1st Meeting at the Park on Saturday the 4th at 3pm, Occupy Tacoma
Saturday, Feb 4th
5 Things To Do Today: Changing Rein comedy benefit, Zumba show, author Marissa Meyer, "Two Trains Running" and more ..., Weekly Volcano
First blush, Chandler O'Leary
Hidden Landscapes of Tacoma: The Old Emerald Queen Casino, Post Defiance
Night Moves: Live music tonight in the South Sound, Weekly Volcano
Broadway Center hosts "Sweet & Spicey"Ø Valentines Night!, Joint Base Living
Free Theatre Workshop Today, 4-6pm!, Spaceworks Tacoma
Free Theatre Workshop Today, 4-6pm!, Spaceworks Tacoma
Concert Alert: Guttermouth coming to Tacoma, Weekly Volcano
Adventures of the Duchess (week of Jan. 30 to Feb. 3rd 2012), Duchess of Downtown Tacoma
Avocado and Grapefruit Salad, Terra Organics
Honeyed Beet Quinoa Salad, Terra Organics
Roasted Parsnip, Celery, and Apple Salad, Terra Organics
Mashed Potatoes and Parsnips with Caramelized Onions and Blue Cheese, Terra Organics
Storage and Preparation Tips: Grapefruit, Bacon Avocado, Leeks, Terra Organics
Sunday, Feb 5th
Sun 2/5: Franco's Italian Sausage Sandwich, TRH IPA Beer Bowl, and The Big Game..., Beer and Hot Dogs
5 Things To Do Today: "Hair," antique show, "Xanadu," karaoke and more ..., Weekly Volcano
How to watch the Super Bowl and win a trip to Vegas, Weekly Volcano
Last Night: Goldfinch performed at its Spaceworks Tacoma residency, Weekly Volcano
Monday, Feb 6th
Robert Hill Sentenced, Exit133
Sneak Peek: Tacoma City Council - Week of February 6, 2012, Exit133
Narrows Bridge Toll Meeting and Open House, Exit133
5 Things To Do Today: Greta Jane Quartet in Olympia, Metal Mondays at The New Frontier, trivia at the Tacoma Comedy Club and more ..., Weekly Volcano
After Midnight: "The High Bar" debuts tonight on Tacoma's KBTC, Weekly Volcano
Vigil planned for Susan Cox Powell, boys, Tacoma Weekly
Lady Rams win Narrows 3A title, Tacoma Weekly
Hey Sister: "Cast Me If You Can" in Tacoma's Proctor District, Weekly Volcano
Get charged up!, ForwardTacoma
Varsity Grill takeover, Weekly Volcano
Five steps to living the good life! (Monday Feb. 6th), Duchess of Downtown Tacoma
Tuesday, Feb 7th
Rescheduled: MLK Neighborhood Scoping Meeting, Exit133
5 Tips for better living (Tuesday Feb. 7th), Duchess of Downtown Tacoma
Urban Industrial Futures - UWT Urban Studies Forum 2012, Exit133
The Latest Elks on Broadway Update, Exit133
Does Downtown Need Another Parking Garage?, KFnet in T-Town
Amy and Andrew's wedding: Chinese Reconciliation Park and C.I. Shenanigan's, Tacoma , Wallflower Photography Blog
5 Things To Do Today: Dick Hensold, Project:U at Varsity Grill, Saint Martin's celebrates Dickens' B-Day and more ..., Weekly Volcano
Beer summit at the Ale House Thursday, Weekly Volcano
MOVIE BUZZ: The Grand Cinema's Tuesday Film Series , Weekly Volcano
Spotted: Two Opportunities to Fight for Old City Hall, Exit133
If You Missed Goldfinch's Show this Weekend..., Spaceworks Tacoma
If You Missed Goldfinch's Show this Weekend..., Spaceworks Tacoma
Discussion: Urban Industrial Futures in Tacoma, Weekly Volcano
Academy Awards viewing party in Tacoma, Weekly Volcano
World's youngest person born Sunday at MultiCare Tacoma General Hospital, Weekly Volcano
Gotta love MultiCare: World's Youngest Person Born, Tacoma Weekly
Construction update: Cliff House closer to opening, but not quite yet, TNT Diner
National Print Exhibition Opening at PLU, February 8, Tacoma Arts
Wednesday, Feb 8th
Five Steps to better living (Wed. Feb. 8th), Duchess of Downtown Tacoma
Tacoma City Council Meeting - February 7, 2012, Exit133
Tacoma Tip #8 - Sidewalk Fertilization, KFnet in T-Town
MORNING SPEW: Garage rocked, festivals are on, history of the middle finger ..., Weekly Volcano
5 Things To Do Today: SOAC Focus Series and "The Human Experience" at PLU, "Young Frankenstein," Big Friction Jam and more ..., Weekly Volcano
Valentine's Day in Tacoma: "Boobie Bash" at Hell's Kitchen, Weekly Volcano
Nooner Video: Chillin' in Tacoma, Weekly Volcano
June 22 last day of school for Tacoma Public Schools, Tacoma Weekly
Broadway Center wants to hear from you, Tacoma Weekly
This Saturday: Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, Post Defiance
Survey: Help Broadway Center shape its upcoming season, Weekly Volcano
D.O.A. launches new breakfast menu, Tacoma Weekly
Thursday, Feb 9th
Five steps to better living (Thursday Feb 9th), Duchess of Downtown Tacoma
Tacoma Murals Project Seeks Neighborhood Mural Sites, Exit133
Challenges Continue for Elks on Broadway , Exit133
5 Things To Do Today: Phillip Roebuck, UWT Urban Studies Forum, Silent Movie Series, Maurice the Fish showcase and more ..., Weekly Volcano
VOLCANO MUSIC: The Variety Hour, Logics, Abom the Kid, Santee, Solvents, Daniel Blue, Cherry Poppin' Daddies, Too $hort and more ..., Weekly Volcano
VOLCANO ARTS: Goldfinch and Spaceworks Tacoma, "The Phantom Tollbooth," "Gold We Have Spun From Straw!" and more ..., Weekly Volcano
Wilson beats Lincoln for perfect league record, number-one seed, Tacoma Weekly
Commencement Bank Relocates Downtown, TDI -- Reporter's Blog
Tacoma Opera Takes on Broadway with Latest Production, Tacoma Weekly
The Things We like, Tacoma Weekly
Second City's Laugh Out Loud Tour Hits Tacoma Feb. 19, Tacoma Weekly
Emerging Artists Featured at Fulcrum Gallery, Tacoma Weekly
Treat Your Valentine to "śCavalia' A Magical Encounter Between Man and Horse, Tacoma Weekly
Sweet-n-spicy Valentine's fundraiser, Tacoma Weekly
CD Review: Dr. Dog - "Be The Void"Ø, Tacoma Weekly
CD Review: Perry Acker - "Path to Freedom"Ø, Tacoma Weekly
The 10th Northwest Biennial is on through May 20, 2012!, Tacoma Arts
Tacoma Boxers Shine During Golden Gloves, Tacoma Weekly
Wilson Bowlers Take Second In State Again, Tacoma Weekly
Narrows Wrestling Tourney Results, Tacoma Weekly
Stadium Wins Swimming Districts, Tacoma Weekly
Titans Men Win Two, Tacoma Weekly
Loggers Sweep Lutes, Tacoma Weekly
PLU Softball Begins in Hawaii, Tacoma Weekly
Bellarmine Handles Mount Tahoma for League Title, Tacoma Weekly
Wilson Hammers Timberline for Title, Tacoma Weekly
Skate center keeps on rolling, Tacoma Weekly
Skate center keeps on rolling, Tacoma Weekly
List of counter protesters to Westboro picketing of Powell funeral continues to grow, Tacoma Weekly
A Long Floral Journey, Tacoma Weekly
A Long Floral Journey, Tacoma Weekly
Tacoma's Robotics Alliance Prepares for Bot Big Leagues, Tacoma Weekly
Dance the Night Away, Tacoma Weekly
Police Blotter, Tacoma Weekly
City Briefs, Tacoma Weekly
Metro Parks Urged to Save Manitou Facility, Tacoma Weekly
Project Next to Elks Temple May Not Happen, Tacoma Weekly
2012 Princess Promenade, Tacoma Weekly
WSDOT Getting Complaints About Occupy Tacoma, Tacoma Weekly
Vigil Held to Remember Two Young Lives Lost, Tacoma Weekly
RR's Tacomic Art Show 2.0, C.L.A.W.
On the move: Tacoma's Celebrity Cake Studio relocates, TNT Diner
Quick update from a tired zombie, Adam the Alien
Braving the Storm, jasongraefen's Blog
DOA Preview, grittycityfood
Friday, Feb 10th
Five steps to better living (Friday Feb. 10th), Duchess of Downtown Tacoma
Taking a second bite: Zara Mediterranean Cuisine and Maxwell's Speakeasy + Lounge, TNT Diner
Pets of the Week - Feb 10, 2012, Exit133
Lynnae's Gourmet Pickles, grittycityfood
New Awning over Broadway Business, KFnet in T-Town
Is This the Ugliest Stretch of Downtown Tacoma?, TDI -- Reporter's Blog
5 Things To Do Today: Oly Music Awards Pre-show, Jane Alynn, Camp 6 "Commence" dance party, Cherry Poppin' Daddies and more ..., Weekly Volcano
Focal Point: Group portrait "face swaps"Ø , Wallflower Photography Blog
Tonight on "The Tonight Show": Vicci Martinez, Weekly Volcano
Tacoma Philharmonic merges with Broadway Center, Tacoma Weekly
Valentine's Day dining, there's still time to book dinner in Tacoma (but act fast), TNT Diner
Vegetarian eating in Tacoma and Olympia, Weekly Volcano
Clemm Rishad and William Jordan are The Writer's Block, Post Defiance
Get local: Tacoma candy shops to buy chocolates for your Valentine, TNT Diner
Night Moves: Live music tonight in the South Sound, Weekly Volcano
State of the Food Union, Post Defiance
Traffic delays on Schuster Parkway, Tacoma Weekly
Tacoma is for Lovers, February 12 at King's Books, Tacoma Arts
Hug an Artist: Tacoma is for Lovers, February 12, Spaceworks Tacoma
Hug an Artist: Tacoma is for Lovers, February 12, Spaceworks Tacoma
Saturday, Feb 11th
5 Things To Do Today: GLBT Book Club, Too $hort, Tush! burlesque, electroforming copper and more ..., Weekly Volcano
A Word About The Murders Of Charlie And Bradon Powell, Tacoma Stories
Road To Valentine's Day: Get your local chocolate on, Weekly Volcano
Tonight: The Solvents at The New Frontier Lounge, Weekly Volcano
Tonight: The return of Stephanie Johnson, Nicole Torres and Heidi Stoermer, Weekly Volcano
Party Alert: Raising a Glass for Marriage Equality, Weekly Volcano
Sunday, Feb 12th
5 Things To Do Today: Kareem Kandi Band, Rich Wetzel, Galumpha, JazzLive at Marine View Presbyterian Church and more ..., Weekly Volcano
Dirty Oscar's Annex "ō New Breakfast Menu, grittycityfood
Monday, Feb 13th
Last minute Valentine gift ideas + 5 awesome things found in Tacoma (Monday Feb. 13), Duchess of Downtown Tacoma
5 Things To Do Today: Jazz at The Royal Lounge, Marriage Equality Act party, manga vs. wine and more ..., Weekly Volcano
Port of Tacoma Strategic Planning Open Houses, Exit133
MORNING SPEW: Marriage Equality Act, Santorum in the house, Skeeter update ..., Weekly Volcano
Sneak Peek: Tacoma City Council - Week of February 13, 2012, Exit133
Today: Government Leadership Session on the Port and the City, Exit133
Dim Sum: Nibbles from the local blogs, Weekly Volcano
Preference for Local Bidders?, Exit133
QUANTUM FOAM 25: The Pretentious Twit Club, Mofo from the Hood's Blog
Question: Who's getting lucky tomorrow night at The Hub?, Weekly Volcano
Smith wants your thoughts, questions, Tacoma Weekly
My magnificent collossal dreams, Duchess of Downtown Tacoma
Tuesday, Feb 14th
Action Outreach Work Group Thurs Feb 16, 3:30 Abella's Pizza, Occupy Tacoma
5 Things To Do Today: Tacoma Science Cafe, Lipsology Expert, Canonici Vocal Quartet, Kermit Apio and more ..., Weekly Volcano
Night Moves: Daniel Blue, Boobie Bash, Rafael Tranquilino Band, Tim Hall and others ..., Weekly Volcano
Santorum Visits Tacoma, Leaves With Glitter in His Hair, Exit133
Mark Monlux gets featured on Seattle's Evening Magazine, C.L.A.W.
Public Health and Transportation, Exit133
HIDE/SEEK at the Tacoma Art Museum, Exit133
Rom com film "Sidewalls" screens today in Tacoma, Weekly Volcano
A Valentine for Tacoma, Exit133
Lucha Libre at UPS, Exit133
Buffalo Soldier Museum opens in Tacoma, Weekly Volcano
Rooby-dooby-dooo Visits Tacoma, KFnet in T-Town
A Year In Review - 2011, Tacoma Fire Department
Winter Vegetable Crumble, Terra Organics
Pierce County receives $450,000 for Puyallup River flood study, Tacoma Weekly
Collard Greens with Tomatoes and Garlic, Terra Organics
Fingerling Potato Salad with Sherry-Mustard Vinaigrette, Terra Organics
Storage and Preparation Tips: Grape Tomatoes, Baby Bok Choy, Concorde Pears, Terra Organics
Spicy-Sweet Tangerine Shrimp with Baby Bok Choy, Terra Organics
Pledge Your Support for Tahoma Farms!, Terra Organics
Walmart releases economic impact report on Tacoma location, Tacoma Weekly
Thursday: Laugh out Loud in Tacoma, Weekly Volcano
Downtown Webcam Catches a Rainbow, KFnet in T-Town
18-Year-Old Chris Virdell is Missing, Tacoma Stories
Wednesday, Feb 15th
Shallot-Kale Strata, Terra Organics
5 awesome things found in Tacoma (Wed, Feb 15th 2012), Duchess of Downtown Tacoma
5 Things To Do Today: Bill Rachal benefit, "Madness of Crows" reception, Point Defiance Park hug, ladies night and more ..., Weekly Volcano
MORNING SPEW: School tax measures, open a brewery, most expensive Starbucks drink ..., Weekly Volcano
Wednesday, February 15: Avery IPA 2 Ways (& more), 6pm, Beer and Hot Dogs
Join the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT), Tacoma Fire Department
Daniel Blue and Kurt Lindsay: a night of couples and wails, Weekly Volcano
A downpour in the dining room temporarily shutters Tacoma's Pacific Grill, TNT Diner
A downpour in the dining room temporarily shutters Tacoma's Pacific Grill, TNT Diner
Tacoma Fire makes call for Emergency Response members, Tacoma Weekly
High-end Love Struck wedding show this Saturday!, Wallflower Photography Blog
Thursday, Feb 16th
Linguine with Broccoli, Pine Nuts, and Red Pepper Flakes, Terra Organics
5 awesome things found in Tacoma (Thursday Feb. 16th 2012), Duchess of Downtown Tacoma
5 Things To Do Today: Best of Olympia Party, swing jam, "Unwound" horror flick party, Beat Fetish and more ..., Weekly Volcano
Tacoma City Council Meeting - February 14, 2012, Exit133
The Parkway Tavern, grittycityfood
MORNING SPEW: 6.0 earthquake too close for comfort, rock legend, extreme fashion ..., Weekly Volcano
Sponsorship Opportunities - Walk Tacoma 2012, Exit133
Monthly Requests For Service Report - January 2012, Tacoma Fire Department
Dog of the Week, Exit133
VOLCANO MUSIC: Shotgun Kitchen, Mae Dali, Brotha Lynch Hung, Oly Mountain Boys, The True Spokes and more ..., Weekly Volcano
The Jealous Sound, Tacoma Weekly
Chad Knight, Tacoma Weekly
VOLCANO ARTS: South Sound Oscar parties, Paul Gauguin at Seattle Art Museum, "ENRON" at SPSCC and more ..., Weekly Volcano
Lady Crusaders' signature defense shuts down Concrete, Tacoma Weekly
Destination Point Defiance - Tonight, Exit133
Volleyball Officials Wanted, Tacoma Weekly
Loggers baseball begins with split, Tacoma Weekly
Stars drop final home matches, Tacoma Weekly
Local wrestlers advance at districts, Tacoma Weekly
Titans clinch playoff Berth, Tacoma Weekly
New Frontier to host premiere of "ścheese fest' thriller, Tacoma Weekly
D.O.A. launches new breakfast menu, Tacoma Weekly
Logger women take NWC Crown, Tacoma Weekly
Tacoma Philharmonic to join forces with Broadway Center, Tacoma Weekly
Bellarmine's Ladenburg qualifies for Mat Classic, Tacoma Weekly
Burlesque show pays off for nonprofits, Tacoma Weekly
Bellarmine escapes Kentridge, Tacoma Weekly
Foss hangs on, Tacoma Weekly
Things We Like, Tacoma Weekly
Lincoln comes back for overtime win over Lakes, Tacoma Weekly
PLU's MediaLab examines "śCompassion Fatigue', Tacoma Weekly
Life Christian falls to Nooksack Valley to end season, Tacoma Weekly
Tacoma Tip #9 - Look Up, KFnet in T-Town
Twilight Academy takes high school after hours - Vampires not included, Tacoma Weekly
Opinion: Scrap downtown parking cap, Tacoma Weekly
Opinion: New effort offers way for neighbors to help neighbors, Tacoma Weekly
Letter to the Editor: People of Wal-Mart, Tacoma Weekly
Letter to the Editor: Remembering Neil Turner, Tacoma Weekly
Letter to the Editor: Justice, Tacoma Weekly
Guest Editorial: Voters should expect tax measure on ballot this spring, Tacoma Weekly
From Tacoma to Iwo Jima on the YMS 426, Tacoma Weekly
Police Blotter, Tacoma Weekly
City Briefs, Tacoma Weekly
Council approves big-box retail rules, Tacoma Weekly
Improving access to health care, Tacoma Weekly
Council approves skybridge for new health care building, Tacoma Weekly
Medical Mile, Tacoma Weekly
One Step Closer, Tacoma Weekly
Forum: Citizens of the 27th Legislative District, Weekly Volcano
Spaceworks Tacoma success, ForwardTacoma
February Open Swim-Video Games!, C.L.A.W.
The Scoop!, ForwardTacoma
Winter: the season of the sick, Vegan Moxie
Friday, Feb 17th
Free CERT Training, Exit133
Storage and Preparation Tips: Zucchini, Shallots, Terra Organics
5 Question Friday with Tacoma Mayor Marilyn Strickland, Tacoma Stories
Call for Writers - South Sound Users Guide, Exit133
5 Things To Do Today: "Rapture" at Hell's Kitchen, Junkyard Jane, St. Practice Day and more ..., Weekly Volcano
A 50-year tradition: Tacoma Buddhist Temple holds annual sukiyaki dinner, Tacoma Weekly
Cat of the Week, Exit133
MORNING SPEW: Winter storm this weekend, payroll tax cut extension deal ..., Weekly Volcano
Our Favorite Thing This Week, Exit133
It's official, Munn takes the limelight at Playhouse, Tacoma Weekly
Share your thoughts on new aquarium possibilities, Tacoma Weekly
Spaceworks Indeed, Exit133
Friday Snippets, Vegan Moxie
Retro Treasures at the Modern Cottage, Tacoma Arts
Not-so-shabby chic at the Modern Cottage, Spaceworks Tacoma
Not-so-shabby chic at the Modern Cottage, Spaceworks Tacoma
Wilson dominates second half to overcome Mountain View, Tacoma Weekly
The Grand Cinema Oscar Party, Sunday, February 26, Tacoma Arts
Saturday, Feb 18th
Bellarmine girls ousted by Emerald Ridge, Tacoma Weekly
Bellarmine outlasts Federal Way for state berth, Tacoma Weekly
Late three lifts Lady Rams over Camas, Tacoma Weekly
5 Things To Do Today: Blackberry Bushes Stringband, "Annie" sing-along, lucha libre wrestling, Carnival Celebration and more ..., Weekly Volcano
Blog: On the road with the Art*o*mat «, Weekly Volcano
Night Moves: Oly Mountain Boys, Too Slim & The Taildraggers, The True Spokes, Dungeon Science, Hell's Belles, Halcion Halo, Aleotrope ..., Weekly Volcano
My weekly wanderings ..., Duchess of Downtown Tacoma
Some pictures from February's ART BUS Tour, Duchess of Downtown Tacoma
A Tribute to Tacoma Public Works: a well grounded photo montage, Duchess of Downtown Tacoma
Sunday, Feb 19th
5 Things To Do Today: Maria Volonte's Tango Tour, glass artist Michael Taylor, Pierce County Gospel Sing, organic wine tasting ..., Weekly Volcano
Word 3rd Thursday on the fourth, Weekly Volcano
Night Moves: Anvil, Tim Hall Band, J Pinder, Mia Vermillion and others ..., Weekly Volcano
Monday, Feb 20th
Chasing pavements, Duchess of Downtown Tacoma
Sneak Peek: Tacoma City Council This Week - 02-20-12, Exit133
5 fun photos from Tacoma (Monday, Feb. 20th 2012), Duchess of Downtown Tacoma
Morning Spew: Tacoma Police busy, taxing the hospitals, George Washington rap ..., Weekly Volcano
Highlights from Love Struck: McGavick Event Center, Lakewood , Wallflower Photography Blog
Corina Bakery moving down the street, Weekly Volcano
5 Things To Do Today: Steve Einhorn & Kate Power, Mandolin Cafe trivia night, Drunken Poetry and more ..., Weekly Volcano
Pacific Avenue, Duchess of Downtown Tacoma
City Council Priorities Workshop, Exit133
Eat This Now: Homemade caramels at Amocat Caf├®, Weekly Volcano
Zoo seeking input on plans for new aquarium complex, Tacoma Weekly
Late-night eats coming to Tacoma, Weekly Volcano
Editorial Opinion on the Occupy Solidarity Social Forum, Occupy Tacoma
Ivan the Gorilla - Living the Bachelor Life, Approaching 50, Exit133
QUANTUM FOAM 26: Custom , Mofo from the Hood's Blog
QUANTUM FOAM 27: MNN "Separating Fact from Fiction", Mofo from the Hood's Blog
Win Season's Tickets to Tacoma City Ballet!, Tacoma Arts
Tuesday, Feb 21st
MNN Playhouse: "The Mainstream Sunshine Daydream", Mofo from the Hood's Blog
Wed Feb 22 "ō Wed Feb 29: Tacoma Drinks Washington Beer Week 2012, Beer and Hot Dogs
MORNING SPEW: Weather sucks, Democrats talk budget, Tacoma vs. parking, new Depeche Mode ..., Weekly Volcano
5 Fun Photos from Tacoma (Tues Feb. 21st 2012), Duchess of Downtown Tacoma
Rams fall to Kennedy in district final, Tacoma Weekly
5 Things To Do Today: Bret Ernst, Rafael Tranquilino, Twisted Tuesday at Lady Luck Cowgirl Up and more ..., Weekly Volcano
Pierce County READS today, Weekly Volcano
Movie Biz Buzz: TJ Walker's "Phoenix Run", Weekly Volcano
Spaceworks "śworks' on Hilltop, Spaceworks Tacoma
Spaceworks "śworks' on Hilltop, Spaceworks Tacoma
How Tacoma's Graffiti Garages Redefine Graffiti Art, Post Defiance
Wed Feb 22 - Wed Feb 29: Tacoma Drinks Washington Beer Week 2012, grittycityfood
Wednesday, Feb 22nd
Begins Today: Tacoma Drinks Washington Beer Week, Weekly Volcano
5 Fun Photos from Tacoma (Wed Feb. 22nd 2012), Duchess of Downtown Tacoma
5 Things To Do Today: "Overexposed," Romanteek, Masa College Night, Blues Attitude and more ..., Weekly Volcano
Dave Hannon's Guitar Was Stolen Last Night, Tacoma Stories
Sunday: Tacoma Oscar Party & Costume Contest, Weekly Volcano
A Firey New Year!, wildcelticrose.net
Ronda Hamlin makes awesome biscotti in Tacoma, Weekly Volcano
Pssst: Wanna trade some seeds?, Weekly Volcano
Friday: Brotherhood of the Black Squirrel comes alive!, Weekly Volcano
Website: "Check-in" your sexual encounters, Weekly Volcano
Thursday, Feb 23rd
WA Beer Week: Two Beers Evolutionary IPA, grittycityfood
5 Fun Photos from Tacoma (Thurs Feb. 23rd 2012), Duchess of Downtown Tacoma
Would You Pay a Dollar to Ride Tacoma's Link?, KFnet in T-Town
Not one but two basses give E. Pruitt Band a unique sound, Tacoma Weekly
Last call for "śRodgers & Hammerstein's Oklahoma!' at 5th Avenue Theatre, Tacoma Weekly
Two new exhibits feature ceramic art at UPS, Tacoma Weekly
Pierce County READS announces this year's selection, Tacoma Weekly
Things We Like, Tacoma Weekly
Preserving History, Tacoma Weekly
5 Things To Do Today: OlyBlues Dance Night, Word 3rd Thursday, Tahoma Tea and Co. open mic and more ..., Weekly Volcano
Team effort leads Stadium to state title, Tacoma Weekly
Team effort leads Stadium to state title, Tacoma Weekly
Saturday music festival Sunday clean up party, Occupy Tacoma
Grappling at the Dome, Tacoma Weekly
Tacoma Baptist falls in District Final, Tacoma Weekly
Bellarmine ousted, Tacoma Weekly
Turnovers doom lady Rams against Prairie, Tacoma Weekly
Rams, Lions, Abes, Falcons all state-bound, Tacoma Weekly
Wilson comeback falls short against Kennedy, Tacoma Weekly
VOLCANO MUSIC: Afrok, Christian Mistress, Makeup Monsters, Chris Crayzie, EvergreenOne and more ..., Weekly Volcano
County's flood plan gets a boost with funding from federal government, Tacoma Weekly
Opinion: No time limit on bestowing honor, Tacoma Weekly
Opinion: Hey Democrats, walk the walk, Tacoma Weekly
Letter to the Editor: Teachers Health Matters, Tacoma Weekly
Letter to the Editor: Equal Rights moving forward, Tacoma Weekly
Letter to the Editor: PSE Increase, Tacoma Weekly
VOLCANO ARTS: Save The Midnight Sun, TAO's "A Bucket of Blood," "Willy Wonka" at TMP and more ..., Weekly Volcano
Letter to the Editor: Kimmie's Law Correction, Tacoma Weekly
Letter to the Editor: Balancing Budgets, Tacoma Weekly
Guest Editorial: When it comes to taxes, keep it simple, Tacoma Weekly
Drawn to Serve, Tacoma Weekly
Police Blotter, Tacoma Weekly
City Briefs, Tacoma Weekly
Tax on arts organizations appears likely, Tacoma Weekly
New Home, Tacoma Weekly
Ideas unveiled for new Aquarium, Tacoma Weekly
Walmart goes on the offensive against opponents, Tacoma Weekly
Peak Oil, Local Life
Bottom Up, Local Life
Shift Happens, Local Life
Friday, Feb 24th
It's True "ō Artists Invigorate Neighborhoods, Spaceworks Tacoma
It's True "ō Artists Invigorate Neighborhoods, Spaceworks Tacoma
Digging into doughnuts: Finding the perfect D'oh, TNT Diner
5 Fun Photos from Tacoma (Friday Feb. 24th 2012), Duchess of Downtown Tacoma
Unique wedding show, Wedding Walk Tacoma, this Sunday, Wallflower Photography Blog
5 Things To Do Today: Kim Archer, Get Lucky Friday in Puyallup, Brotherhood of the Black Squirrel and more, Weekly Volcano
Tacoma City Council Meeting - February 21, 2012, Exit133
WA Beer Week: Diamond Knot IPA, grittycityfood
2012 Innovative Grant Program now accepting applications, ForwardTacoma
Night Moves: High Noon Horizon, Free Whiskey, The Crying Spell, The Moron Bros., Versus The Nothing and others ..., Weekly Volcano
Register for Kindergarten March 1, Tacoma Weekly
Seattle Weekly: Six Tacoma bands you need to know, Weekly Volcano
Choice, wildcelticrose.net
Local students vie for Poetry Out Loud state championship, Weekly Volcano
Friday Snippets, Vegan Moxie
Say Good bye to Occupy: music to mark end of Occupy Tacoma, Tacoma Weekly
A reason to celebrate, ForwardTacoma
Lincoln comes out flat, falls to O'Dea to end season, Tacoma Weekly
Saturday, Feb 25th
WA Beer Week: Big Al Papa Charlie's Pale, grittycityfood
5 Things To Do Today: DJ Eric at Club Silverstone, music galore, Paper Airplane Flight School and more ..., Weekly Volcano
Photos: The Tacoma Social & The Brotherhood of the Black Squirrel, Weekly Volcano
Wilson can't overcome Nelson-Henry, falls to Lake Washington, Tacoma Weekly
TAM Brings Hide/Seek Exhibition to the West Coast, Tacoma Arts
A few photos from around downtown, Duchess of Downtown Tacoma
Art for Everyone: Eight Classes from Metro Parks, Tacoma Arts
Rehearsal Sunday at Noon, Occupy Tacoma
Sunday, Feb 26th
5 Things To Do Today: "Miss Representation," T-Town Aces, "Willy Wonka," "Big Show VI" and more ..., Weekly Volcano
Night Moves: Save The Sun Benefit Show, Keaton Collective, Tim Hall, Jeanlizabeth and others ... , Weekly Volcano
The Oscars, Schooner Exact Pale and Elysian Idiot's Sauvin IPA: Wa Beer Week, grittycityfood
Broccoli and Red Onion Quesadillas, Terra Organics
Tortellini and Zucchini Soup, Terra Organics
Pasta with Radishes & Their Greens, Terra Organics
Radish and Avocado Sandwich, Terra Organics
Spicy Brussels Sprouts with Mint, Terra Organics
Asian Pasta with Tofu, Shiitake Mushrooms, and Broccoli, Terra Organics
Garden Pizza, Terra Organics
Storage and Preparation Tips: Zucchin, Red Butter Leaf Lettuce, Easter Egg Radishes, Terra Organics
Monday, Feb 27th
Sneak Peek: City Business This Week, Exit133
5 Things To Do Today: Pecha Kucha, Tacoma Cult Movie Club, Joe Baque Trio, Island Trybe ..., Weekly Volcano
WA Beer Week: Snoqualmie Black Frog Stout, grittycityfood
2012 South Sound Sustainability Expo, Exit133
MORNING SPEW: Occupy Tacoma, Oscars winners, Golden Raspberry Awards, Zombies 5K ..., Weekly Volcano
Q&A: Monday Showcase at Magoo's with DJ Melodica, Weekly Volcano
Occupiers Move On - Peacefully, Exit133
Tacoma Drinks Washington Beers, Exit133
5 Fundamental Finds in Tacoma (Monday Feb. 27), Duchess of Downtown Tacoma
Don't Mock the Artisanal-Pickle Makers, Local Life
COMMENT OF THE DAY: The biscuits are awesome, Weekly Volcano
Tuesday, Feb 28th
WA Beer Week: Harmon's Black Tartan via the Parkway's Randall, grittycityfood
5 Things To Do Today: Wycliffe Gordon, Coast Ghosts, seed swap, winter hikes with the other Romano ..., Weekly Volcano
2012 Innovative Grant Program, Exit133
MORNING SPEW: Snow, goodbye postmarked Tacoma, your phone owns you ..., Weekly Volcano
Free Workshops for Your Home and Garden, Exit133
Tacoma Video: Documentary on Fab-5's Fabitat space, Weekly Volcano
5 Fundemental Finds in Tacoma (Tuesday, Feb. 28), Duchess of Downtown Tacoma
CURATOR: Olympia awesomeness, Tacoma's Graffiti Garages, Julian Pe├▒a and more ..., Weekly Volcano
"Your South Tacoma Story" , Exit133
Art Trumps Vandalism, Tacoma Arts
Dan Martin Wants to Send You a Message, Spaceworks Tacoma
Dan Martin Wants to Send You a Message, Spaceworks Tacoma
MOVIE BIZ BUZZ: Kari Baumann's Decorate Your Face, Weekly Volcano
Smith talks about the rise of Asia, Tacoma Weekly
The three-headed acoustic beast Guitar Republic is coming!, Weekly Volcano
Vicci Martinez plays Jazzbones in Tacoma Sunday, Weekly Volcano
50 years of soup: Tacoma Buddhist Temple serves sukiyaki to the public this Sunday, TNT Diner
MARCH 17 "ō OCCUPY THE COURTS "ō OVERTURN CITIZENS UNITED, Occupy Tacoma
Thank You Tacoma, Occupy Tacoma
Occupy Tacoma After The Park, Occupy Tacoma
Tacoma City Council Meeting - February 28, 2012, Exit133
Wine Hog!, wildcelticrose.net
Wednesday, Feb 29th
Coming soon to the Narrows Marina "ō a 230-seat restaurant from the creator of the Lobster Shop, TNT Diner
WA Beer Week: Fish Double Hodgy, grittycityfood
Here Comes the Booze, KFnet in T-Town
5 Things To Do Today: Exchange your stuff, blind IPA tasting, live painting at The Mix, rock and roll bingo ..., Weekly Volcano
MORNING SPEW: Expensive cop boat, sucks to be the boss, Charlie Sheen has a new show ..., Weekly Volcano
RIP Occupy Tacoma, Tacoma Weekly
5 Fundamental Finds in Tacoma (Wednesday Feb. 29), Duchess of Downtown Tacoma
Register Now for Pierce Conservation District Elections, Exit133
50th Anniversary Buddhist Sukiyaki Dinner, Exit133
*LOCATION CHANGE!* Tonight's General Assembly, Occupy Tacoma
Reggae band The Green rolls into Jazzbones Friday, Weekly Volcano
Fab-5 Video Kicks Off Donor Campaign, Exit133
Focal Point: Bella Umbrella in weddings , Wallflower Photography Blog
COMMENT OF THE DAY: She's not a dunker!, Weekly Volcano
Passed: Wednesday Night Vigils, Occupy Tacoma
Getting Braces As An Adult, wildcelticrose.net
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12-Year-Old Girl Testifies for Her Right to Be on Boys Wrestling Team
Yesterday, seventh-grader Audrianna Beattie — a straight-A student who's fighting to be allowed on her middle school's boys wrestling team — testified before a Federal judge for 40 minutes. (As a former 12-year-old, I am dumbfounded as to how she stayed on one topic for 40 minutes.) Audrianna's rural Pennsylvanian…
Hit Girl to Dude in Kick-Ass 2: 'Take Your Tampon Out'
The Kick-Ass sequel hits theaters in August, and in this trailer, you see the character of Hit Girl — a 15-year-old vigilante played by Chloe Grace Moretz — in what seems to be a training session, beating up the character of Dave Lizewski, who masquerades as Kick Ass. She punches and kicks him, and then, as he lies…
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The sequel has been greenlit; we just want to know whether we'll be seeing more of Hit Girl and her filthy mouth.
World's Oldest Donkey Drinks Guinness
Rosie, a 54-year-old British donkey, may have broken the Guinness World Record for oldest donkey. Her secret? Drinking a cup of Guinness every day. "That's mixed in with her food, she's not a boozer," says her owner. [The Mirror]
In Defense Of Hit Girl
I went to see Kick-Ass yesterday, mostly for the same reason a whole lot of people - including Roger Ebert, with whom I agree about 95% of the time - hated it. But I did like it. Here's why.
"I Read The Script And Said, 'I Have To Be Hit Girl.'"
"It was an amazing character and so different from what any other kid has done, aside from my idols: Natalie Portman in The Professional and Jodie Foster in Taxi Driver." — 13-year-old Chloe Grace Moretz, of Kick-Ass. [Reuters]
Kick-Ass: The Super-Hero Flick Gets Smarter, More Violent
Kick-Ass has been hotly debated since the trailer debuted, featuring 11-year-old assassin Hit Girl calling bad guys "cunts." Critics still disagree about her character, but say the film may do for superhero movies what Pulp Fiction did for crime films.
The new trailer for Kick Ass, based on the comic of the same name, just hit the web and has fans giddy over the possibilities. Then again, it's written by Mark Millar, the same guy who did Wanted.


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Yvan Mispelaere Out at DVF — a Look Back at His Beautiful Collections
Just two days after the showing of his stunning Spring '13 collection for Diane von Furstenberg, it has just been announced that effectively immediately, Yvan Mispelaere is out at DVF. The talented French designer took the creative director role at the brand in 2010, injecting a well-received fresh, feminine, modern touch to the DVF brand with his bold use of prints, colors, and effortlessly sexy silhouettes. "I can't thank Diane enough for the opportunity to work with her and such talented people," said Mispelaere. "The group is now well-positioned for even greater success, and I am eager to take on my next challenge." Reasons on Mispelaere's sad and sudden exit are unclear — he will not be replaced and Diane von Furstenberg will lead the design team — but some speculate that it might be related to the arrival of new co-chairman Joel Horowitz, former CEO of Tommy Hilfiger. Take a look at some of our favorite pieces from Mispelaere's DVF helm as we wish the designer best of luck in his future endeavors.
- Are you making these 7 underwear mistakes? — SheFinds
- Saint Laurent doesn't think those parody shirts are very funny — Racked
- Your favorite preppy style staple is making a comeback — Who What Wear
- What to wear when your office feels like an icebox — Lucky
- Models are totally cheating when it comes to BMI requirements — The Cut
- Long before Cara, Gigi, and Karlie, Christy ruled the runway — Style.com
- Is this the solution to your Mother's Day gift dilemma? — HuffPost Style
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January 4, 2012 8:00 AM
A big picture look at the region:
- Taser International Inc. does not only make devices that shock people, they also make eye-level miniature camera systems. Police in Coronado are the first in San Diego County to deploy the technology, according to Pauline Repard at U-T San Diego.
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- The Tejon Tribe has regained federal recognition, says Bakersfield Californian writer Lois Henry, who suggests this raises the possibility of a new casino off the 5 Freeway north of the Grapevine.
- 28 applications for solar projects are one of the big items on tap for Imperial County this year. Alejandro Davila rounds up all the big 2012 issues in the county at the Imperial Valley Press.
- Two rail lines and a rapid bus transit project in the Inland Empire are expected to be in design or under construction this year, says Dug Begley at The Press-Enterprise.
- With three slayings of homeless men in Orange County over the last month, three local police departments are teaming up to warn communities. Matt Coker at OC Weekly has the details.
Photo by Flickr user Renee Rendler-Kaplan via KCET's Southern California Flickr Pool.
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On DXOmark , the Nikon got a rating of 22, while the Sony got only 17...
Is the difference really big, in real life ?
I mean... do the colors coming from the Nikon, be more lifelike ?
I am a relatively new photographer and have been reading these forums for a while, they are amazing and very helpful. I had a Canon T2i before I purchased the A6000 and sold my Canon gear. I also purchased the Sigma 30mm f2.8 EX DN because I love shooting with a prime lens ( I had a 50mm prime for my Canon). I was originally interested in the SEl20f28 but did not want to spend for it, so I bought the Sigma. I just purchased the SEL20f28 in the current best buy sale and am considering...
I currently use the Sony NEX6 with the Tamaron 18-200 lens. I am looking to purchase a more compact lens to use for landscape and day to day shots. I am thinking about getting the Sony 20mm f/2.8 lens.
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I´m about to by a Nex7 or a Nex6 that is very cheap in Sweden right now and want to get good glass.
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Children have the opportunity to audition, rehearse and perform next week in a play at Gallatin."Blackbeard the Pirate" will be produced by the Missoula Children's Theatre with performances sponsored by the Gallatin Theatre League. Children ages six through 15 are eligible to audition for a part next Monday,July 14th at 10 o'clock that morning. Rehearsals will be held Monday through Friday. The public performances are at 7 o'clock the nights of July 18th and 19th.All activities will be in the Courter Theater in Gallatin.Tickets cost five dollars apiece to attend the performances. Tickets can be obtained at Courter Theatre Tuesday July 15th through Friday July 18th from 10 until 2 o'clock. Any remaining tickets will be offered prior to the performances.Two youth improvisational workshops are scheduled next week. One is on July 16th at 6:30 in the evening for persons 14 to 20. The other is the following afternoon, on July 17th at 2:45, for youth ages nine to 13. The workshops are freeof charge and will be held at Courter Theatre in Gallatin. Part of the funding for "Blackbeard the Pirate" is provided by grants to the Gallatin Theatre League from the Missouri Arts Council—a state agency and the Davis-Aulgur Family Foundation in Gallatin.
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looking good. this is my plan when l get home. did you have many swirl marks? did you apply polish etc after ? hope you get a good price.
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We can leave a lasting mark in life by serving as model citizens.
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6:15 p.m. on Friday. Swathed in black velvet and hunched over a small plastic tub of macaroni and cheese, it occurred to me that much of my life revolves around the very High and the very Low, sometimes both at the same time.
It was Friday night, at the end of a crazy-busy day at work. I showered, dressed, and headed back out to the Rochester Early Music Festival.
Until that moment, the whole day had felt stuck on fast forward. Then someone hit the pause button.
I think it was J.S. Bach.
Secret Confessions from Skitty
Oscar Wilde said that there are two kinds of people in the world -- tedious and charming.
I recently heard that there are two kinds of bloggers in the world – serious and cat.
A catblogger is someone who blogs about cats.
In other words, not to be taken seriously.
I've weighed the risks and decided to advance with my dubious plans to introduce a new feature to this space:
Secret Confessions from Skitty
Skitty says, "I don't really like Beethoven. Totally overrated."
early music
Riding the bus last night, I was thinking about Rochester's Early Music Festival and how to make this Friday night's event sound exciting in the age of Facebook, Avatar, and Tim Horton's.
Truth is, I realized, I can't.
People are drawn to music written before the 18th century for the same reason they like home-brewed beer and hand-stitched books. It's slow to unfold. It's a walk down a leaf-strewn path for no other reason than in hopes of glimpsing a flash of feathers. It requires time, patience, and the willingness to park on a hard, wooden bench.
ode to autumn
When I was in New York City for the NEA Institute in Classical Music and Opera, I wrote that I missed my backyard.
This is why. Trees. Grass. Earth.
I love fall.
Especially on sunny, cool days.
Come back for these upcoming posts:
Singing, (almost) the greatest physical pleasure
Alexander Zemlinsky. Who he?
Behind the scenes at the RPO.
Confessions from Skitty.
In praise of exquisite writing
I love this line from Bernard Holland's October 30th New York Times' review of Angela Hewitt playing Bach in Zankel Hall.
"The "Well-Tempered Clavier" is, more important, an encyclopedia of the heart, every shade of extroversion, privacy, happiness and desolation thoroughly described."
See for yourself. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yjs9olYaXxc
Read the whole review. http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/30/arts/music/30hewi.html?_r=...
November? Already??
Knock knock.
Who's there?
WHAT?? It can't be?? Already!??
I don't know about you, but I feel like October just got here and now it's almost November. I know what you're thinking- things like: It feels like the school year just started! It's almost 2nd quarter and I still have so much to do from 1st quarter! Right around the corner is the season for holiday breaks, vacations, lots of missed school days and cold, snowy weather.
The lunar tundra
About once a year, a recording seizes my hand and pulls me into a labyrinth. Once there, I want to wander around forever. I spent much of 2006 meandering through a CD called Cloudburst by Polyphony, an English choral group.
I played the song 'Sleep' over and over and over.
The evening hangs beneath the moon
A silver thread on darkened dune
With closing eyes and resting head
I know that sleep is coming soon.
What you are about to read may stun you. Or not.
What news would really surprise you?
At a party last year, I posed this question to a rocket scientist from the Rochester Institute of Technology. (He's a physicist with a specialty in rocket technology.) His response was, "I'd be surprised to learn someone's discovered a real fuel alternative to gas and oil. That would truly stun me."
What news would surprise you?
I'd be surprised to hear we'd been contacted by aliens. Surprised, but not stunned. Carl Sagan imagined such an event in his fantastic novel, Contact.
On a more trivial scale, I saw or heard two things on my recent trip to New York City that surprised me.
NEA Institute: sketches
My friend Dave Perkins, who teaches at Houghton College, went to Europe this summer. He didn't take a camera. Instead, he took a sketch pad, a paintbrush, and a tiny tube of paint. He came back with a notebook filled with exquisite little watercolors of scenes from England to Italy.
He inspired me.


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Ministry Today proudly presents Greenelines, a new blog from Dr. Steve Greene.
Dr. Greene writes on a wide range of topics important to leaders, church administrators and young leaders in development.
He has lead business organizations, served as a dean of a college of business and lead as a senior pastor. Greene's primary focus is to equip the leaders of saints.
Read GreenelinesTop 10 TED Talks for Children's Ministry
What other TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) Talk Conferences have helped you bolster your children's ministry?
Prayerful Consideration: To Build or Not to Build
Buildings are tools to accomplish the ministry God has called you to fulfill. Building right makes ministry much easier.
Dump Your Doubt, Take the Risk and Lead Forward
Are you paralyzed by fear of failing? What other fears do you fight as a minister of the gospel?
Playing Little Preacher Games With Holy Scripture
Here's why playing fast and loose with God's Word in order to make it dance to our tune is never Christ honoring. It's always wrong.
Church Planting: Starting From Scratch
Most church planters know all too well how to live within their means. That's when it's time to get creative.
4 Laws of God's Blessings
With blessings comes responsibility. Are you taking these responsibilities seriously?
Are the Younger Unchurched Still Spiritually Open?
A recent study revealed 77 percent of those young people who are self-identify as unchurched think that believing in Jesus makes a positive difference in a person's life, yet they seem to be staying away from church. Why?
Pastors, Shout Religious Freedom From the Rooftops
Religious Freedom Day in America is set for Jan. 16. Here's how you can make sure the world knows about it.
Equipment: Upgrading for the Future
So people aren't flocking to your services as you had hoped. Could it have anything to do with your sound system, which has seen better days?
This Generation and the Church: Millennials Respond
A great deal of disheartening statistics surrounds the spiritual climate of Millennials. Here's what that generation is saying about it.
When Faith and Finances Intersect
How we navigate when we get there will go a long way in determining our success in our walk with God and through life.
Pastors, Will You Accept This Challenge to Change the Nation?
Politicians won't save America, but that doesn't mean pastors shouldn't bring their God-given gifts to the public square.
4 Solid Pieces of Advice for 2015
These could work for anyone, but pastors and Christian leaders should especially take heed to them.
Online Giving: Pass the Wifi
Here's how digital giving provides valuable options to passing the plate.
Pastors, It's Time to Embrace the Intercessors in Your Church
There are many reasons why, but Scripture is clear about our call to pray.
Why Leadership by Threat Isn't Leadership
Have you seen or heard of leaders who have resorted to this?
10 Must-Read Articles for Pastors and Leaders From 2014
Here are some of pastor Brandon Cox's blogs from the past year that church leaders should take the time to read.
1 Incredibly Disturbing Church Trend for 2015
What is causing this particular trend and how can we buck it?
Where Does a Struggling Leader Go for Help?
Here are seven places where you might find good counseling and simply a sanctuary if you're having a difficult time with your ministry.
Evangelism: From Crusades to Soup Kitchens
Find out why these five methods of evangelism have produced verifiable results.
A Sad Tale: The Narcissistic Christian Leader
God gave leaders intellect and keen skills. But what happens when the leader takes that and demands excessive attention?
Why Good Leaders Sometimes Allow a Little Chaos and Confusion
Does this sound counterproductive? Here are some reasons why it may be good to have a little turmoil within the staff.
Charisma vs. Character: Which Is More Important for Leaders?
Hitler, Marx and Mussolini all had charisma. But isn't character much more crucial for a leader?
How to Use Another Pastor's Sermon
It's Saturday night and you don't have a message prepared for your congregation for the next morning's service. What do you do?
How to Set the Example Without Killing the Morale
As a leader, what kind of example do you set for your subordinates? Do you make a big deal of things, or do you quietly go about your business?
2 Signs of Abusive Church Authority
Does your church authority demand submission? Here are some red flags that your church may be going beyond the boundaries of biblical authority.
5 Tips For Leading More God-Centered Worship
How do you keep God at the center and engage your people?
The Real Reasons Young Adults Drop Out of Church
What can we do to overcome these and stem this tide?
Here's a New '15-Hour Rule' for Church Planters and Preachers
What do you think of this? Is it outrageous or impractical?
6 Reasons Established Churches Should Plant Churches
Established churches can sometimes get in a rut. Here's why members of these churches should branch out.
How to Fight Spiritual Lukewarmness
Here's how to beat down the enemy of complacency in your spiritual life.
Welcome to the Christian Attack Culture
Are we using powerful technology to spread the gospel, or to sow seeds of discord and hatred and give license to our own pride?
The Leadership Secret Most Leaders Haven't Mastered
This may be a hard one take, but the sooner a leader learns it, the better off he or she will be.
4 Reasons People Are Reluctant to Visit Your Church
If these apply to your church, what can you do about it?
Are We in Danger of Worshipping Worship?
Are we being moved by the right things?
5 Signs of Idolatry in the Church
While some in the church may not be guilty of sins relating to human sexuality or lifestyle choices, here's why they may be breaking the greatest commandment of all.
5 Reasons Why Christian Leaders Should Fast
Sometimes prayer alone is not enough. Here's why you should add fasting to your regular agenda.
4 Principles of Gospel-Advancing Collaboration
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Is Your Church Pursuing Biblical Hospitality?
New Testament hospitality doesn't happen for an hour or a week or two. Find out how it becomes a lifestyle of deep conviction and a reflection of our love for God.
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The answer to that question is simple for a believer. Is that what you're teaching?
7 Suggestions to Have the Best Christmas Ever
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There's Something For Everyone in the Christmas Story
This is why the birth of Jesus is the best story that you could ever tell.
5 Keys to a Great Christmas Sermon
For those who come to church only a couple of times a year, here is a great opportunity for you to put your best foot forward with these tips.
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12 Keys to a More Powerful Prayer Life
Jesus' prayer life was well-documented in the Bible. If we are to be Christlike, shouldn't our prayer life be modeled after His?
3 Things That Make Introverted Guests Nervous About Your Church
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Are We Demanding Christian Leaders Sign a Loyalty Oath?
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Who we are
The Maine Maniacs Basketball Club is the premier AAU and YBOA basketball girls program in the State of Maine. Since the programs inception in 2004, the club has grown to one of the largest in the state of Maine and the New England area winning numerous YBOA, AAU and Super Regional championships. In the clubs effort to continue to promote youth basketball for young ladies throughout the state, the directors will be organizing and managing teams from 4th grade through 11th for the 2015 spring season. Last spring, the Maniacs fielded 10 teams, representing over 35 different communities throughout the state of Maine. Follow the Maine Maniacs right here on this website as the kids follow their dreams to become the best that they can be.
McDonald All Stars
The following Maine Maniacs have been selected to participate on Saturday, March 14th in the annual McDonald Senior All Star game to be held at Husson University.
A/B East - Julia Champagne - Brunswick, Hannah Marks - Medomak Valley
A/B West - Sarah Hancock - Lake Region, Ally Hickey - Falmouth, Maria Valente - GNG
C/D East - Christine Miller - Maranacook
Maniacs take home the gold ball
Congratulations to the Lawrence Bulldogs for winning the Class A State Championship! The following Maine Maniacs are key members of the team. Paige Belanger (Sr), Nia Irving (Jr), Domi Lewis (Jr), Molly Folsom (Fr), Hunter Mercier (Fr).
1000 point club
Congrats to Maniac players Nia Irving (Jr) Lawrence, Christine Miller (Sr) Maranacook, Maria Valente (Sr) GNG and Julia Champagne (Sr) Brunswick for scoring 1000 points during their high school career. Great accomplishment girls!
H.S girls' basketball: AAU, travel teammates from Oxford Hills, Mt. Blue, EL turn into rivals in East A tourney
Among those girls are Maine Maniacs players that have been together for years, including Edward Little's Emily Jacques, Mt. Blue's Caitlin Kane, Lawrence's Nia Irving and Dominique Lewis. All five players were KVAC all-stars....
For the complete story click http://www.sunjournal.com/news/local-sports/2015/02/13/hs-girls-basketball-aau-travel-teammates-oxford-hills-mt-blue-edward-little-turn-rivals-east-tourne
2015 spring tryouts - All tryouts will take place at the Hyde School Field House in Bath
Tuesday, February 24
6:00 to 7:30 - 4th, 6th grade
7:30 to 9:00 - 5th, 7th grade
Wednesday, February 25
6:00 to 7:30 - 8th grade
7:30 to 9:00 - High School
Please keep checking back for any changes. Any questions you can contact Pete at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 319-4146
Offensive Skills Preseason Boot Camp
Maniacs compete in DC at the USJN/Nike national championships - 7/22/14 - 7/25/14
Maine Maniacs 16U - Champagne Record 3-2
Maniacs win over NY Rapids 17U +15Maniacs win over MD South River Shooters 17U +15Maniacs loss to VA PSPA Rams 16U -6Maniacs loss to PA Drill for Skill 16U -11Maniacs win over CT Starters 16U +1Payton Billingsley - OceansideJulia Champagne - BrunswickLindsey Cornelison - Mt. AraratTianna Harriman - Edward LittleHannah Marks - Medomak ValleyChristine Miller - MaranacookBrooke Reynolds - Edward LittleJordan Reynolds - Edward LittleSavanah Vinton Mullens - GardinerAdriana White - Lisbon
Maine Maniacs 15U - Hancock Record 4-1
Maniacs win over MD DC heat 15U +15Maniacs win over VA Loudoun United 15U +15Maniacs win over NJ Rising Stars 15U +15Maniacs win over PA Drill for Skill 15U +12Maniacs loss to PA Philly Triple Threat 15U -3 (quarterfinal)Ashley Howe, Thornton AcademyCaitlin Kane, Mt. BlueCece Hancock, Lake RegionChloe Smedley, YorkDomi Lewis, LawrenceEmily Jacques, Edward LittleMaddie Hasson, South PortlandMontana Braxton, Cape ElizabethNia Irving, Lawrence (Injured but with team in DC)
Maine Maniacs 8th graders go 5-0 to win Northern New England Championships (Zero Gravity)
The Maine Maniacs 8th graders defeated the Blue Wave (Lagasse) team 44-41 in OT to capture the Zero Gravity Northern New England Championship at the University of New England over the weekend of April 5/6, 2014.
Pool play wins over Black Bear North, Maine Swag and Blue Wave (Manduca) sent the Maniacs to the semi's where they defeated the Berwick area Hawks 37-17.
Team members include Crystal Bell (Holden), Molly Folsom (Fairfield), Emma Gould (Bath), Shay Harris (Gorham), Maighread Laliberte (Norway), Haley Lowell (Oakland), Sydney Meader (Boothbay), Hunter Mercier (Fairfield), Sarah Ventimiglia (Oakland), Sierra Wallace (Phippsburg), Mikayla Wilson (Belgrade)
Congratulations to the following past and current Maine Maniacs for being selected to the Bangor Daily News 2013/2014 All-State/Honorable mention teams
First team - Tiana-Jo Carter (Lake Region)
Second team - Nia Irving (Lawrence)
Third team - Kory Norcross (Edward Liltte)
Honorable mention - Emily Bolduc (Poland), Julia Champagne (Brunswick), Caitlin LaFountain (Mt. Ararat), Christine Miller (Maranacook), Miranda Nicley (Mt. Blue)
Congratulations to Maniacs 8th grader Crystal Bell (Holden, Me) for winning the New England Region Elks foul shooting championship! Good luck in the Nationals in Springfield, Ma on Saturday, April 12th!
Congratulations to the following past and current Maine Maniacs for their 2013/2014 basketball awards
KVAC Class A Player of the Year - Nia Irving (Lawrence)
KVAC Class B Player of the Year - Christine Miller (Maranacook)
KVAC Class A First team - Julia Champagne (Brunswick), Nia Irving (Lawrence), Kory Norcross (Edward Little), Miranda Nicely (Mt. Blue)
KVAC Class A Second team - Lyse Henshaw (Brunswick), Tianna Harriman (Edward Little), Paige Belanger (Lawrence), Kelsey Mayo (Messalonskee), Caitlin LaFountain (MT. Ararat)
KVAC Class A Defensive team - Brooke Reynolds (Edward Little), Mikayla Turner (Messalonskee), Tianna Sugars (Oxford Hills), Julia Champagne (Brunswick)
KVAC Class A Rookie team - Jordyn Reynolds (Edward Little)
KVAC Class B First team - Christine Miller (Maranacook), Hannah Marks (Medomak Valley)
KVAC Class B Second team - Sarah Clough (Maranacook), Catherine Sanbourn (Maranacook)
SMAA Class A Second team - Maddie Hasson (S. Portland)
SMAA Class A Rookie team - Isabella Robinson (Thornton Academy)
WMC Class A/B First team - Tiana-Jo Carter (Lake Region)
WMC Class A/B Second team - Maria Valente (G/N/G), Sarah Hancock (Lake Region), Emily Bolduc (Poland), Skye Dole (Fryeberg), Michaella Arsenault (Poland)
WMC Class A/B Third team - Montana Braxton (Cape Elizabeth), Ally Hickey (Falmouth), Jordan Turner (Lake Region)
Maniacs 6th grade team takes 2013 March Mayhem Tournament
The Maine Maniacs 6th graders recently won the March Mayhem Basketball Tournament defeating the Rapids (Farmington area) in the championship game 31-25. Members left to right front row include Macie Gagne (Bath), Marley Groat (Brunswick), Ainsley Bryant (Topsham), and Anna Kousky (Brunswick). Back row left to right Rian Sachs (Brunswick), Grace Rende (Augusta), Maggie Folsom (Damariscotta) and Rosalie White (Lisbon). Missing is Jadah Adams (West Paris).
Two Maniac Teams Win 2012 N.E. Super Regional TitlesBoth the Maniacs 8th-Dearborn and Maniacs 9th-Champagne won their respective divisional championship in the recently help Super Regionals in New Haven, CT.The Maniacs 9th went undeafeted throughout pool play and into the championship round winning on a route of CVA Velocity in the championship game.The Maniacs 8th-Dearborn, lost to both CVA Velocity and Maine Hoops on Saturday in close, hard fought games only to come back on Sunday and defeat CVA Velocity in the semi-finals and then Maine Hoops in the championship game with all team memebers playing significant minutes.Both teams, along with Maniacs 8th-Hancock, will be attending AAU Nationals in Orlando, FL this July.Maine Maniacs Hancock 8th Wins 2012 AAU StatesThe Maine Maniacs 8th team coached by Matt Hancock and Steve Howe defended their AAU state title recently and came away winners once again. (team photo is below)They beat the Icebreakers in the final 65-57 to capture its second straight, back-to-back Maine AAU State championship. The Maniacs, who went 4-0 in the tournament, got significant contributions from all 10 players (which is a trademark for all Maniacs teams at every grade level). The team followed up their state championship effort by traveling to Wheaton College over Easter weekend and defeating two of the top five 8th grade teams in Massachusetts. Team members are: L-R front row: Shauna Hancock(Team Mgr), Dominique Lewis(Lawrence), Cece Hancock(Lake Region), Spencer True(Lake Region), Maddie Hasson(South Portland), L-R back row: Montana Braxton(Cape Elizabeth), Ashley Howe(Thornton Academy), Emily Jacques(Edward Little), Nia Irving(Lawrence), Caitlin Kane(Mt. Blue), Margaret Hatch(Greely).
L-R front row: Dominique Lewis(Lawrence),Cece Hancock(Lake Region), Maddie Hasson(South Portland), Spencer True(Lake Region) L-R back row: Caitlin Kane(Mt. Blue), Emily Jacques(Edward Little), Chelsea Rairdon(Westbrook), Nia Irving(Lawrence),Ashley Howe(Thornton Academy), Montana Braxton(Cape Elizabeth),
Front row L-R - Maddie Amero(Monmouth Academy), Alex Bessey(Jay), Kristen Huntress(Lake Region), Erin Eastman(Oxford Hills), Erin Morton(Oxford Hills), Isabella Robinson(Saco)Back row L-R - Coach Rick Amero, Chandler True(Lake Region), Chloe Dwinell(Durham), Tianna Sugars(Oxford Hills), Jordyn Reynolds(Edward Little), Coach Troy Eastman
Front Row (L to R): Mallory Nelson(Mt. Ararat), Kristi Willey(Mt. Ararat), Chelsea Crawford(Mt. Ararat), Amy Hilton(Mt. Blue). Back Row (L to R): Coach Amelia Lamb, Miranda Nicely(Mt. Blue), Caitlin LaFountain(Mt. Ararat), Micaela Mitchell(Mt. Ararat), Gabby Foy(Mt Blue), Aubrey Pennell(Freeport), Leah Hitchcock(Mt. Ararat), Assistant Coach Mark LaFountain.
L-R front row: Nia Irving (Lawrence), Cece Hancock (Lake Region), Emily Jacques (Edward Little) L-R middle row: Ashley Howe (Thornton Academy), Chelsea Rairdon (Westbrook), Dominique Lewis (Lawrence) L-R back row: Spencer True (Lake Region), Maddie Hasson (South Portland), Montana Braxton (Cape Elizabeth), Caitlin Kane (Mt. Blue)The team is coached by Matt Hancock and Steve Howe.
Top Row L to R - Spencer True (Lake Region), Caitlin Kane (Wilton), CeCe Hancock (Lake Region), Chelsea Rairdon (Westbrook), Maddie Hasson (South Portland), Jayden Colby (Oxford Hills) Middle Row L to R - Allyssa Hanley (Oxford Hills), Catherine Sanborn (Maranacook), Ashley Howe (Saco) Front Row L to R - Emily Jacques (Auburn), Nia Irving (Fairfield)
Top Row L to R - Savannah Vinton-Mullins (Gardiner), Christine Miller (Maranacook), Victoria Lux (Arundal), Gabrielle Wagabaza (Portland), Dayna Vasconcelos (Falmouth), Maria Valente (Gray) Bottom Row L to R - Ally Hickey (Falmouth), Sarah Clough (Maranacook), Julia Champagne (Brunswick), Sarah Hancock (Lake Region), Olivia Mull (Portland)
Front Row L to R - Chelsea Crawford (Mt Ararat), Kristi Willey(Mt Ararat), Gabby Foy (Mt Blue), Amy Hilton (Mt Blue) Top Row L to R - Coach Amelia Lamb, Aubrey Pennell (Freeport), Mallory Nelson(Mt Ararat), Micaela Mitchell(Mt Ararat), Caitlin LaFountain(Mt Ararat), Libby Arford (Brunswick)
Top Row L to R - Maggie McConkey (Fryeberg), Crissy Lewis (Oxford Hills), Tiana Carter (Lake Region), Emily Sanford (Cony), Dakota Foster (Brunswick) Bottom Row L to R - Abby Craffey (Lake Region), Chelsea Begin (Cony), Becky Champagne (Brunswick), Sydney Hancock (Lake Region), Abbie Eastman (Oxford Hills) Not Shown - Leigh Wyman (Freeport)
L-R front row: Frankie Lally (EL), Allyssa Marson (Cony), Alexa Dearborn (Brunswick), Abby Hancock (Lake Region), Meghan Craffey (Lake Region), Ester Palmeiri (So. Portland) L-R Back Row: Hannah Fenwick (MTA), Sarah Fitzgerald (Morse), Tess Hitchcock (MTA), Ariel Leduc (MTA), Danielle McCusker (So. Portland), Hannah Roy (Morse)


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Salisbury Steak is a food item found in Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas.
Salisbury SteakEdit
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It is packaged in a small, worn, red box displaying a picture of steak with the words 'Salisbury Steak' at the top and 'now with Gravy!' at the bottom. When consumed it restores some of the player's Hit Points and Starvation but also gives a small amount of radiation.


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Duration: 02/05 – 02/16 23:59 (Server Time)
Description: Think you have what it takes to defeat the void? Join up with 3 other players in the name of chocolate, teddy bears, and candy hearts that taste like chalk! Complete any multi-player dungeon three times and you will receive Rose Petal x 2 and 50,000 EXP! This quest may be completed once per day.
So if I wanted to be a real ass, I could start an mp dungeon and boot someone halfway through it so they couldn't complete this quest? Or can you complete the quest even though you are out of multiplayer dungeon attempts?
Topic: Wartune / You need a new guild if...
Wow…you guys are all no fun. :)
Maybe that should be 11) When all your guild mates are way too serious or can't ever be tongue in cheek. :P
Originally posted by molokot:6) Come on ,they need to sleep sometime ,even if you dont.
6) Come on ,they need to sleep sometime ,even if you dont.
I guess since everyone in your guild lives in your time zone its not an issue for you since you all have the same wake/sleep cycle.
You know its time for a new guild when you: 1) have to ask questions in world chat because your current guild doesn't know. 2) are constantly wondering if you missed out on all the free XP from tree time. 3) are using Quick Join in the team arena. 4) are joining random teams for multiplayer dungeons. 5) have no idea what a Friendliness bonus is. 6) see there's no one in your guild chat. 7) have maxed out your guild skills. 8) look at stuff in the arena shop and wonder how you're ever going to get so many insignias. 9) have no idea how guild battles work. 10) need to ask in world chat for someone to revive your crops.
Feel free to expand on this list! Or, if any of these apply to you, visit the guild recruitment thread and find a better guild.
-Tim (AKA Catlyn – [Silver])
Topic: Wartune / [Guilds] Guild Recruitment Thread
Originally posted by itztaytay:Server 1, Lvl 9 guild Silver is looking for high level active players to help out in guild battles, come have fun and enjoy great rewards.
Server 1, Lvl 9 guild Silver is looking for high level active players to help out in guild battles, come have fun and enjoy great rewards.
Shame taytay! xD
•Name of Guild: [Silver] •Server: Server 1 •Requirements: Functioning keyboard for ocassional participation in guild chat •Description: Silver is a very laid back guild on Server 1 that always has an active guild chat thanks to active players in virtually any time zone. Our guild is still strong enough to be a participant in Guild Battles but small enough that we do not need to rotate players onto a guild battle team. (In case you don't know, Guild Battles are an excellent way to get Honor and Insignias. If your current guild isn't doing guild battles, you need a new guild!) Our tree planting time is consistently at guild battle time so you won't be wondering if you missed out on your daily dose of free XP. We have highly ranked players that are very good about helping you through tough multiplayer dungeons. Our players are an excellent source of game knowledge and are always willing to help you get a better build for your character. We don't buy our excellence, we build it!
Topic: Wartune / Mages for GoD
The other mages were bound and determined to have 1 knight and 1 archer so they left. Eventually ran it with 2 mages and 2 archers, but the mages had better pdef than the archers, so we tanked it. xD
So there was a post about never having a mage when you needed one. Me, a mage, sat in a room for 2 hours tonight waiting for…and archer and knight!! At one point my room was full of mages looking to run GoD. How funny is that??
Topic: Wartune / Why are mages so important and so good? Why is this game so racist? We all need a mage to do runs. Why?
I love it! Mages are op…lol. Yes, that's why every wb event has nothing but mages in teh top 10. Oh wait…I guess they're all archers, but what ever. Archers still suck and can't do any damage. And if mages weren't so busy making GoD runs for everyone, I'm sure they'd be at the top of that list. And using runes to heal?? What a joke! Those cost balens/vouchers and only heal ~2500hp. Most mages can heal ~2500 hp, and that's WAY better. Besides, why should I have to use vouchers/balens just because I have no mage friends in a social game? I want a social game that doesn't require me to be social. Instead of an MMORPG, it could be an MAORPG…Massively Antisocial Online RPG. :p
Topic: Wartune / Add bulk delete friends
Yes, you can just delete strangers. I suspect that these other people are either inactive or had 200 friends already. The friend requests should automatically time out in 24 hours at most. Because frankly you don't want to be friends with ssomeone that doesn't log in at least once a day.
Topic: Wartune / Nov. 15th Compensation Pack?
So I click the button and nothing happens? That's some nice compensation!
At the very, very least, deleting strangers shouldn't count against your number of add/deletes a day. Very annoying to try to find friends only to end up with a huge strangers list that takes days to delete.
Topic: Wartune / Please Add Battlegrounds Earlier Than Midnight EST
Having BGs at different times of day would be very helpful. Its going to take a pretty good effort for me to get the BG awards. Changing the world boss quest to a certain number of hits or a specific amount of damage would be nice too, since as you get more powerful, entering battle against the world boss 20 times requires 2 or even 3 world boss appearances.
Topic: Bloons TD 5 / Selling Buildings
Or you could just play enough to buy all the special buildings. ;)
btw, this game needs an impossible badge to reward those of us who HAVE played so damn much that we have bought all the specialty buildings.
Topic: Bloons TD 5 / Daily Challenges
There is an open house on specialty buildings so use the level 3 Super Monkey Lair so your SMs detect camo. Then your only issue is handling leads. You can either try to upgrade an SM to Plasma Vision, use a mortar tower, or use a glue gunner upgraded to corrosive glue. Since the SM Lair is free right now, the meerkat is kinda useless. I went the SM route but had several leak at the very beginning (2nd wave I think?).
Topic: Bloons TD 5 / Bloons TD 6 Suggestions!
Three bloon types that would be a great addition: Foam Bloon – Made from foam that allows projectiles like darts and rockets to pass harmlessly through them. Only susceptible to fire/flames. Rockoons – A standard bloon that carries a rocket underneath. Upon destruction of the bloon triggers the firing of the rocket's engine which must then be destroyed. The rocket travels much faster than even yellow bloons. Water Bloon – Same as any standard bloon (eg red, blue, green, etc) but impervious to any fire attack.
Topic: Bloons TD 5 / think of your own towers and upgrades for them
Detour Sign – This is not a tower, but a placable object like pineapples and tacks. Placing this item on the track allows you to trace a a new but temporary path for bloons to follow. The range of the new path should be limited to ~5 squares. Disappears after redirecting ~100 rbe.
Monkey Mound – Not a tower, but a tower modifier. Place a Monkey Mound and then build a monkey on it to improve the range of the monkey.
Topic: Bloons TD 5 / updates?
And an option to automatically send waves without having to hit the go button all the damn time or a way to earn monkey money in apopalypse mode. It really annoys the S**T out of me to have to hit the friggin space bar every 15-90 seconds.
No idea on costs, but my idea is the Patrol Monkey. This monkey gets placed on the track like spikes, but he walks back and forth the length of the track popping bloons with a sword. His initial walking speed should be around the same speed as green bloons so he can potentially catch red and blue bloons. Left Path Upgrades 1) Lance – Pops 2 or 3 layers of bloons 2) Carbine – Pops 2-3 layers of bloons within a short range of him (ie, he does not have to touch the bloons to pop them…handy when bloons are catching up to him or just appeared behind him) 3) Pineapple Grenades – The rider now drops pineapple grenades behind him on the track. 4) Machine Gun – Same as carbine with much faster shooting Right Path Upgrades 1) Mounted Cav – Monkey gets a horse that makes him as fast as yellows 2) Jeep – Monkey is in a fast jeep that allows him to potentially catch yellows 3) Air Cav – Monkey is now in a helicopter that can quickly zoom to first/last/strong/close and see camo 4) Bonobo…James Bonobo – Super spiffy super spy car that zooms around the track dropping glue and tacks


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