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All of these games were released before summer. Isn't the whole point of a list like this to point out the hottest games about to release through the summer?
And Tera was AWFUL and is already on the verge of going free to play, and even if it was f2p it would still be a completely pointless waste of time considering GW2 and MOP should be releasing this summer.
I see it more of a list of things you should be playing during the summer, not necessarily things that will only be released in summer. Considering some games are scheduled to be released at the very end of summer, wouldn't it be odd to name them?
I didn't think TERA was awful at all. Considering it was out in Korea for about a year before coming to the rest of the world, I am surprised at the amount of things in the game that were left unpolished. As far as combat goes, I thought it was definitely exciting and fun, albeit very unforgiving for a Priest to farm. After beating all of the content in the game, including the hard-modes, I was left finding little reason to continue playing the game. The PvP battles were at times fun, but there were way too many situations that pitted 15 or so players up against a mass guild of 50+ people.
Diablo 3 is an awful incomplete game tailored around Blizzard making money through micro-transactions on the AH.
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Every leader in the Pentagon has been warning for more than a year that if sequestration comes to pass the impact to the military will be severe. But the armed services' most senior officers now are telling Congress those impacts are not a distant prospect — they could be looking at a "hollowed-out" force within a matter of months after the cuts are triggered.
When the Defense Department directed the military services last month to start conserving funds, it was a good sign that the Pentagon now believes the long-threatened automatic budget cuts actually will take place. Ashton Carter, the deputy secretary of Defense, gave weight to that view last week when he acknowledged in an interview with Bloomberg that sequestration now appears "more likely than unlikely."
But the military's leadership is pressing hard to make sure Congress understands its point of view on what sequestration would actually mean should it take effect midway through a fiscal year in which a DoD budget still has not been enacted.
A letter to lawmakers, signed by each member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, opened with the admonition that "the readiness of our armed forces is at a tipping point. We are on the brink."
"We don't sign 28-star letters very often," Adm. James Winnefeld, the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs, told an AFCEA convention in San Diego last week. "We did it because we are at serious risk of rapidly sliding into a hollow force."
"The world as we know it will end"
Robert Work, the undersecretary of the Navy, told the same conference that the prospect of forces being unprepared to deploy is a near-term problem and that once the shortcomings in readiness begin to emerge, Congress won't be able to simply rely on allies in NATO and elsewhere to pick up the slack.
Robert Work, undersecretary of the Navy
"If we have support from our allies that will be good. But Congress requires the Navy-Marine Corps team to be organized, trained and equipped to win our nation's wars, and we will need a fleet of about 300 ships to do that. Those ships have to be of the right type, they have to be properly manned, they have to be properly equipped, they have to have the right maintenance and every damn dollar you keep taking out of our pocket makes it harder for us to do it," Work said. "If you execute sequestration, the world as we know it will end. We will not have a ready Navy or Marine Corps by the end of this fiscal year. If we have a year-long continuing resolution and sequestration triggers with no ability to shift money, we will have a hollow Navy-Marine Corps team by the end of this fiscal year. It truly is kind of the worst thing imaginable."
Most of the near-term problems the military services face revolve around their operation and maintenance budgets. While sequestration would pare back all Pentagon programs and projects by an equal amount, reductions to acquisition or research and development programs won't create immediate crises for the military, even while they cause longer-run harm to the industrial base and cause procurements to be canceled, take longer or cost more money.
In the operating accounts, though, DoD would suddenly have huge shortfalls in the cash it has available to train troops, buy supplies, fix ships and airplanes, and pay civilian employees. Those are must-pay bills in the current year, Winnefeld said.
"Part of our challenge is that we can't spread readiness cuts like peanut butter. We have to keep units deploying to our current fight in Afghanistan and for certain other missions at the very sharpest possible edge of readiness. That means the rest of our units will be disproportionately affected," he said. "I know how this feels. I had to shut down my F-14 squadron for three months back in 1994 when we went through a similar crisis, and we had to work very hard at the end of that three months to get our readiness back. It's something I don't want our force to ever have to go through again."
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But if current law holds, Winnefeld claims that's, inevitably, where the military is headed.
"Army brigade combat teams, as one example, are looking to lose at least 30 percent of their readiness capability this year and you can't deploy like that," he said. "This means that we'll only be able to respond to the conflicts that we're in and respond to only the highest of the high national security interests. There could be, for the first time in my career, instances where we're asked to respond to a crisis and we would have to say we cannot."
The Pentagon, like the rest of government, has no enacted budget for the remainder of this year. It's operating on a temporary, auto-pilot version of the spending approval it got the year before and, so far, it doesn't have the authority to move money from low priorities to high priorities.
So, it's already planning to cancel all aircraft and ship maintenance in the third and fourth quarter of this year in an effort to conserve cash. The military services already are cutting back on training for military members who are not next in line to deploy overseas.
"It may initially seem like we're crying wolf on this, because, for example, carriers are still going to deploy in the near future. We may not see the global impact of this until late this year because the forces deploying the soonest are already ready and they can go," he said. "But there are many forces that won't be able to start their training now, so they will be sidelined, grounded, tied to the pier and they will not be able to deploy if we don't have the proper resources to make them ready to go."
25 percent more from IT budget
With the limited amount of room the military services have to maneuver within their operating budgets, any spending that's not directly tied to immediate warfighting is not on the priority list.
Terry Halvorsen, chief information officer, Navy Department
Terry Halvorsen, the Navy Department's chief information officer, is looking for ways to handle a 25 percent reduction in Navy and Marine Corps IT spending in the remainder of 2013. That's on top of a 2011 mandate to reduce "business IT" spending by the same percentage over five years.
The Navy declined requests for an interview with a member of its IT leadership to discuss its plans to implement the cut, but Halvorsen told the San Diego gathering last week that wherever the IT slicing happens, the results will not be pretty.
"We're going to make some very short-term decisions that are not going to be good in the long term. It's an ugly way to put it, but I need some help from industry in figuring out how to make the least dumb decisions quicker," he said. "It is where we're at. We're going to do some things in the short-term that don't make sense and they're going to have long-term consequences. You wouldn't make these decisions in any other financial condition, but we're going to do them today. How do we do that?"
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My third 70: a draenei hunter named Corissa, and her pet ravager, Fluffy. I believe the technical term in the hunter community is FO'SHIZZLE!
(Yeah, I don't know what it means either, but it seems appropriate.)
I tamed Fluffy at level 10, and it's been my only pet all the way up to level 70 (aside from temp pets tamed for skills). It's interesting how some hunters focus on one pet, and others collect many different pets. I'm full Beastmaster, because that was the only spec where my pet could actually hold aggro, but I have no desire to get any exotic pets.
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
70 Hunter!
11 comments:
- Dradis said...
Grats! I have a Hunter sitting at 61 atm. I am in no hurry to level her up though. PEW PEW!
- 11:14 PM, October 21, 2008
- Pidge said...
Congrats on hitting 70!
3.02 really introduced some love for the hunters.
I hear what you're saying about being a one pet hunter. That was me for a very long time.
But having tried some of the exotic pets in action (and knowing they're getting another 10% buff to their dmg compared to other pets), I'd really suggset buying your new bank slots and seeing if any of the new pets are a good fit. My fav so far: the core hound who easily tank elite mobs that were a struggle for my cat pre-patch.
Another cool (but non-exotic) pet is the gorilla. With the gorilla's AOE attack to keep threat on multiple mobs and your spammable volley, you really can AOE as a hunter -- it is a lot of fun and very effective. I was grinding the Consortium guys in Netherstorm for rep and level the gorilla to 70 and I was easily rounding up and AOEing down a half-dozen at a time.
Anyways, congrats again!
- 12:39 AM, October 22, 2008
- Alex - aka Firelight said...
I've been holding out on getting my mage to 70 for ages - she's been 68 forever! She'll be my 4th 70.
Gonna do all the hallows end candy quests on her to get some free XP and see how i get on!
- 4:46 AM, October 22, 2008
- Galoheart said...
Gratz on 70!
- 4:47 AM, October 22, 2008
- Karthis said...
Too funny - my hunter alt - only level 25 - is female as well, and has a ravager.... named Fluffy.
Great minds? Or fools?
- 5:52 AM, October 22, 2008
- Peter said...
- 7:52 AM, October 22, 2008
- vibhu said...
Congrats !
My shaman - 2nd alt - is still 5 lvls away :(
- 9:35 AM, October 22, 2008
- BRK said...
FO'SHIZZLE, neighbor! (apostrophe neither mandatory nor frowned upon).
- 3:31 PM, October 22, 2008
- kRinSH said...
What do you mean not exotic? That's a cool pet now I have an idea what other I want to play eventually.
- 8:44 AM, October 23, 2008
- Rohan said...
kRinSH, the 51-pt Beastmaster talent allows you to tame special "exotic" pets, like Devilsaurs and Core Hounds.
- 8:46 AM, October 23, 2008
- Orwin said...
Xplodigun would probably say you aren't leveling fast enough, she's now at 8 level 70's
- 6:48 AM, October 24, 2008


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EVANSVILLE, Ind. -- Miami allowed 7-0 and 10-0 runs in the first half and never recovered Wednesday night, suffering a 94-68 loss to Evansville (5-3) at the Ford Center. Junior guard Allen Roberts led three RedHawks (3-4) in double figures with 15 points.
Miami came back and shot 65.2 percent from the floor in the second half, including 66.7 percent from long-range, but a 35.7 percent first-half effort and a hot-shooting Evansville team that hit 63.2 percent from the floor for the game and 77.8 percent from 3-point range was too much to overcome.
The RedHawks held two early leads and trailed just four points,18-14, after a Roberts trey at the 9:37 mark, but a 14-2 run by the Purple Aces over the next four minutes pushed the Evansville lead to 16 points, 32-16. The Purple Aces used a 10-0 run to extend their lead to 23 points with 41 second left in the opening half, 46-23. Junior guard Josh Sewell knocked down a triple with 20 seconds remaining to cut the Evansville lead to 20 points at the half, 46-26.
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In addition to Roberts' 15 points, Harris chipped in 13 points and freshman guard Reggie Johnson tallied 11 points for the RedHawks. Junior guard Quinten Rollins handed out seven assists.
Evansville's Colt Ryan led all players with 18 points and eight assists.
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. – Despite a valiant comeback, the Pfeiffer University women's soccer team (4-5, 2-2 Conference Carolinas) fell to visiting Lees-McRae (3-6, 2-1 CC) by a final score of 3-2 on a warm and sunny Thursday afternoon at NE Lefko Field. The Lady Falcons trailed 2-0 early in the second half, but tied the game with two goals in a 4:02 span. Sarah Mahar scored two goals for the Bobcats, including the game-winner with 1:44 left in regulation, to secure the victory.
Lees-McRae wasted little time gaining the upper hand, as Mahar netted her first goal of the game, and third of the season, just 30 seconds into play. The Bobcats leading scorer took a through ball from Meagan Thornton and deposited it in the bottom right corner of the goal for the early score. Lena Langille pushed the lead to two when she took a cross from Mary Beth Sullivan and beat Pfeiffer goalkeeper Kate Halligan. Despite the score, Pfeiffer dominated play, and held a 9-3 lead in shots and a 3-1 advantage in corner kicks.
Pfeiffer would continue the offensive pressure in the second half, and would break through on the scoreboard just over seven minutes into play. Hannah Kish fed Kayla Rodriguez for junior's first score of the season. Just over four minutes later, freshman Brae Buster evened the game with her team-leading sixth score of the season, with the assist going to Katlyn Stevens. The score remained even for just under 27 minutes until Mahar scored the winner. Halligan dove to corral a free ball, but mishandled it and Mahar fired from near the goalline and 20 yards out. A Pfeiffer defender tried to knock the ball away, but was unable to redirect it.
The match ended with the Lady Falcons holding a 19-11lead in shots. Pfeiffer also took a 6-2 lead in corner kicks.
Halligan made three saves in the losing effort, while Kaitlyn Briggs made eight saves to improve to 3-3 on the season.
The Lady Falcons return to action on Saturday when they look to rebound against Conference Carolinas foe Mount Olive. Action gets underway at 2 p.m.


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The love locks are a curious phenomenon in Paris. Although Parisians have a reputation for being romantic, they're not necessarily known for spontaneity. Strikes are planned well in advance so everyone can prepare, people have their favorite bakeries which they frequent regularly, and folks keep to themselves on the métro. One might say that moderation is generally the watchword – one doesn't want to be too gregarious, overtly emotional, or act in ways that might be too forthcoming or in a manner which might draw undue attention to oneself.
The city itself also doesn't like to take any chances and perhaps rightfully so, to preserve the look and feel of Paris. So much so that when love locks appeared a few years ago on the Pont des Arts, there seemed to be some mystery to what actually happened to them during one fateful night.


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Marion Allan "Jack" Viers, 88 of Delaware passed away Friday morning, Oct. 14, 2011 and during fall harvest at Arbors of Delaware following an extended illness.
He was born on May 10, 1923 to the late Elza and Clara (Davis) Viers of Lewis Center. Jack graduated from Orange High School in 1940 and except for two years service in the Army Air Corp during WW II and a short time in Elyria; he lived the rest of his life close to where he was born.
He had a number of jobs during his working years but none was more enjoyable to him than working the land on a John Deere. He loved the rhythmic sound of the tractor, the smell of fresh turned earth, and the sight of grain pouring into the wagon at harvest. He particularly enjoyed the outdoors and in later years was content to tour the back roads of Delaware County reminiscing of simpler times. He would think about the rustle of cattle in fresh straw or the sight of Holstein breath on winter mornings as the cattle came into the barn. He would remember the smell of yesterday's mowed clover and timothy or the family vacations to Minnesota fishing spots and in particular the tug of Northern Pike at the other end of the line as well as ice cold watermelon in the milk cooler. He would mention the sight of a cock pheasant running between corn rows on a crisp fall morning as he made his way through the stalks with two-row corn picker mounted on his prized John Deere model 60.
Jack is survived by his children; Allan of Sumter, SC, Candace Hartzler (Clem Hodge) of Worthington, Philip (Christy) of Lewis Center, Tom of Danville, Michael (Sue) of Henderson, Nevada, 14 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren and brother Homer Viers of Marysville.
In addition to his parents he was also preceded in death by son: David, granddaughter: Nicole Goodman, sister: Stella Mann, brothers: Jim and Don Viers, and former wife: May E (Barrows) Viers.
Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. Monday at the DeVore-Snyder Funeral Home, 75 W. William St. Delaware, where services will be held 10 a.m. Tuesday, with Celebrant Don Lockwood officiating. Burial will follow in Cheshire Cemetery with military honors provided by the Delaware County Veterans Assoc.
Condolences can be expressed at snyderfuneralhomes.com.


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Preview: Concorde District Championship MeetFriday, January 27th, 2012
RFTW's look at this weekend's Va. AAA Patriot District Championship Swim & Dive Meet, taking place January 27-28 at Cub Run RECenter. Oakton is hoping to get back to championship form this season. Their girls are the defending district champions, while their boys were the runner ups after winning the district, region, and state the year before. Expect Chantilly and Westfield to make things difficult for the Cougars as they put their star studded line ups on the the blocks.


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After a long and sometimes grueling recruiting process, Havelock's Derrell Scott was anxious to announce his college decision on Monday.
"I won't talk too long and go ahead and tell all you guys what you want to hear and what you came here for," he told a large crowd that attended his press conference in the school's performing arts center. "The next four years, I'll be playing football at The University of Tennessee."
Scott selected the hat of the Tennessee Volunteers over the South Carolina Gamecocks and Florida Gators. He made the choice with his mother Debra, father John, uncle Andrew and brother Corey by his side.
"Basically it came down to my relationship with coach (Butch) Jones and Coach G (Tennessee running backs Robert Gillespie)," Scott said with a smile. "The hardest thing was trying to read into what all of the coaches were saying because they all tell you the same thing. They all say 'you are the greatest player and we want you to come to our school,' but I just felt Tennessee was the right fit for me and I'm confident in my decision."
Scott led the Rams to three straight 3A state championships and was Most Valuable Player of the 2013 title game in December.
He rushed for more than 6,096 yards in his high school career and never missed a start in 63 career games. He holds numerous school records, including single-season rushing yardage and career rushing yardage.
This past season, he rushed for 2,148 yards and scored 25 touchdowns.
"It is the happiest moment for me seeing him accomplish his dreams," Debra Scott said. "We advised him as parents and helped him weigh the pros and the cons, but we told him 'you and only you have to make the decision.'"
Scott's father John, a former U.S. Marine, was beaming ear-to-ear with joy for his son reaching his dream of playing in the Southeastern Conference.
"It's an indescribable feeling, man," John Scott said. "He has worked so hard for this and I am just so proud of him."
Scott said he made his decision over the weekend, after Jones and South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier made visits to his home last week.
"Me and parents really sat down and talked about it and decided it would be the best school for me to attend," Scott said.
Even Havelock head coach Jim Bob Bryant was unaware of Scott's decision.
"I got to be a fan today like everybody else," he said.
Scott, 5-foot-11 and 190 pounds, said another reason why he selected Tennessee was the opportunity for early playing time.
"That was a reason why I went there, not the whole reason, but a pretty good reason," Scott said. "I knew I could get a chance to get on the field and get an opportunity to play. The coaches told me that I would get an opportunity, so I'm just going to go in there and work hard and see what happens."
Tennessee went 5-7 during the 2013 season, but Scott said he was impressed when he visited the Knoxville campus for a game and saw the support of fans in Neyland Stadium and the effort of the football team.
"Well, 110,000 people really speaks for itself," he said of the Tennessee crowd. "Being there and seeing the atmosphere for the game, it was crazy. And, it was the way their team played. They didn't have the best year, but everybody on the team, they fought the whole year and played hard. That said a lot to me."
Scott said the recruiting process wasn't easy.
"The worst thing is having to turn down coaches that you built really good relationships with over the years and just telling them that 'I can't come here. There's a better place out there for me,'" he said. "That's probably one of the toughest parts."
He said he felt a sense of relief announcing his decision.
"It feels great," he said. "Finally I can get back to normal because I don't have to worry about people asking me where I'm going to school at."
Scott is ranked as a four-star recruit by national recruiters and carries a grade-point average of 3.8.
"Coach Jones told me that Tennessee is on the upswing and that he wanted me to be the running back to help take them there," Scott said. "I have a lot of dreams and today I can check one off the list of playing in the SEC. It's a relief. I feel like a huge weight has been lifted off my shoulders."
Scott's verbal commitment is non-binding. He is expected to sign his binding national letter of intent on Feb. 5, the first day high school players are eligible to sign with colleges.


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3. In the U.S., you get every game that is not shown in the team's home market. Since you are in Australia, you get League Pass Broadband International which is a completely different client than the US domestic version and probably has different blackout rules. I think you would at least get every non-nationally broadcast game. Check the LeaguePass site for more details on that.
4. IIRC, pre-season games were included or maybe even free. I don't even remember.
5. Every game is archived an hour after it is shown so you can go back and watch it anytime during the season.
6. ^ See above. I have only gone back a couple days before on my part, but I think you can go back to watch any game of the season
7. No playoff games. Just regular season.
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Most people who stop by Silverado General Store can greet each other by name.
As the only store in the canyon, residents rely on the community grocery when they run out of sugar, need firewood or want to sip some wine on their back porches without driving 20 minutes into Orange.
Keeping those needs met is a couple in their mid-20s: Kirsten Street and her boyfriend, Kyle Curfman.
"Me and him had always talked about owning our own business," said Street, 23. "We both hated the idea of a 9-to-5 job and getting a paycheck from someone else."
Rather than launch a trendy bar or Internet start-up, the couple opted to take over this quiet general store that's been a staple of this canyon community for decades.
"It's always been here," said Curfman, 25.
Curfman has been shopping at the store since age 6, when his stepmother and father took charge of Carbondale Ranch. He grew up helping to care for the 60 or so horses boarded in the stables on the edge of Silverado Canyon, across from Calvary Chapel of the Canyons.
Like many who are raised in small communities, Curfman left the canyon soon after he turned 18. After six years, he "got sick of city life," returning a year ago and bringing Street with him.
When Curfman's stepmom mentioned the general store was up for sale, Curfman and Street jumped at the chance to make their mark on the canyon while preserving one of its only businesses.
"There were 20 businesses here in the '70s," long-time resident Tom Smisek said, recalling the gas stations, bars and storefronts that dotted the canyon.
That roster once included Shadybrook Country Store, which sits farther up the road. It's been boarded up since 2005, after a boulder came tumbling off the mountain and killed 16-year-old Caitlin Oto in the home above the store her parents owned.
Now, amid a down economy and efforts to squash business growth and development from some residents, there are two businesses left in town: the Silverado Cafe and the general store. Coupled with the community's small library and the post office across the street, they make up Silverado's downtown.
That's why a panic ran through the canyon when Street and Curfman closed the store for a month to remodel after they bought the property in September.
Curfman's family helped overhaul the store. They reopened for business Oct. 21 with just 100 or so items for sale, which people were trying to buy as they carried them through the door.


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Just like fad diets for humans, popular diets for your pets come and go. However, there's one particular pet diet trend that gives us pause: ASPCA experts say raw food diets for pets that include raw meat, eggs and milk may be dangerous for your furry friends. We typically recommend that pet parents opt for well-balanced, high-quality commercial and cooked foods instead.
The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) agrees. In studies published in AVMA's journal, homemade and commercial raw food diets for dogs and cats were found to contain dangerous bacteria like E. coli and Salmonella, just to name a few. Other tests showed that unprocessed food diets can lead to nutrient deficiencies or excess that can cause serious illnesses in pets. Also, pets chewing on raw bones can lead to obstruction or perforation of their gastrointestinal tracts, and fractured teeth.
If you don't want to feed your dog or cat a commercial diet, consider a homemade diet that will diminish the risks of foodborne illnesses. These meals should be thoroughly cooked and need to be formulated by a veterinary nutritionist or by your veterinarian to make sure they're nutritionally sound.
If you are passionate about feeding your pet raw foods, please consider the following tips.
- Work with your veterinarian to ensure that your pet's diet is nutritionally balanced.
- Avoid feeding raw foods in homes with babies and toddlers (who put lots of things in their mouths), the elderly and those with compromised immune systems.
- Practice regular hand washing before and after feeding pets.
- Practice appropriate disposal methods when cleaning up pet feces.
For more information about pet-safe diets, consult your veterinarian and check out our complete list of people foods that are dangerous to pets.
Tell us in the comments below: Do you feed your pet raw foods or a homemade diet?
When I had time, I made raw food for my pets, and a number of people commented about how much better they looked, even without knowing I had changed their diets. Their coats were more lustrous, their teeth looked better, they lost excess weight, and they had more energy.
Feeding raw is a commitment, and you must do your homework to do it right. However, I am offended by the organizations who claim that it is dangerous for dogs in and of itself. One of my vets was adamant about this, and I ended up changing vets because of his insistence that commercial food was better. My experience demonstrated otherwise to me, and I believe he bought into the strong lobby-based bias against raw being perpetrated by the big pet-food companies. After all, if you make the food yourself, they don't sell as much, do they? Hmmm...
I feed my canine girl Nature's Variety Instinct Raw frozen patties. With some Taste of the Wild kibble mixed In. She loves it. It's the only food she's ever had that she always finishes, every meal. For 6 months now and she is still crazy about it.
I introduced my 8 yr-old, 90 pound Goldendoodle to the rather expensive Nature's Variety instinct Raw frozen patties. He loves it! I did some research and introduced him to raw chicken necks, hearts and gizzards from the market. He loved them. But the more research I do, the more confused I become on whether I'm putting him at risk with market raw. I also was mixing a bit of Blue Wilderness kibble with the raw frozen, but read that the raw and kibble evoked two different digestive processes and was not a healthy mix. At this point, I don't know who to believe!
My 12 year old cat, Nico was recently diagnosed with I.B.S. She had began improperly eliminating around the litter box, not in it. She has very loose stool with a foul odor. She was losing weight and hair, stopped grooming herself, and began to look sickly and unkept. I thought for sure her days were numbered, which broke my heart. The Vet diagnosed her with I.B.S. and so began the search for food. I bought all of the different grain free, sensitive stomach type foods I could find and nothing helped her. That was when I decided to try a commercially available, frozen raw food. Within the week of her eating that food her improper elimination stopped, her stool wasn't loose and foul smelling, her coat started to glow, she stopped losing hair and she started gaining weight. She also always had a "crumb chin" (her chin always felt like there were crumb in/on it), which we have always been told was kitty acne. That too is now gone. Regardless of what AVMA says a raw diet saved my cats life. It may not be for everyone, but it certainly saved my Nico Kitty.
You're kidding, right? Raw food is the BEST diet you could feed your animal, as it contains all of the balanced nutrients they need, as well as essential "live enzymes".
Raw feeders typically use human-grade, USDA-approved meats, something commercial kibbles do NOT… dog food companies receive their animal proteins from rendering plants where "4D" animals (dead, diseased, disabled, dying), as well as rotted road kill, euthanized horses and zoo animals are processed. In fact, many popular brands of Pet Food (including NUTRO, Ol' Roy, Kibbles N Bits, Pro Plan) tested positive for containing sodium pentobarbital, the euthanasia drug. Also used are slaughterhouse rejected meat and diseased and cancerous masses removed from human-grade meat, which is then, by law, "denatured" by being sliced up and sprayed with a nasty combination of petrolium products, creosote, citronella, etc.
Consider also the toxic preservatives, flavorings, and colorings used in pet foods which are linked to kidney and organ failure, cancer, behavioral problems, seizures, and other diseases.
Just recently a study performed by the Pet Fod Industry proved that HALF OF ALL TESTED PET FOODS WERE MISLABELED. http://healthypets.mercola.com/sites/healthypets/archive/2012/09/26/mislabeled-dog-foods.aspx
The least of our worries are salmonella contamination, but the evidence is very clear that salmonella is a KIBBLE problem, not a raw food problem. All you have to do is look at all the recent pet food recalls to see that.
Did you hear that most recently HILLS SCIENCE DIET applied for a patent to coat their kibble with PLASTIC? http://www.truthaboutpetfood.com/articles/plastic-coated-pet-food-kibble.html
*****Shame on you ASPCA for spreading this DANGEROUS PROPIGANDA!*****
Bottom line, commercial pet food is about profits regardless of the cost to animal health. Up until the 1970's, most people didnt feed kibble! Please do not feed your animal this dangerous poison. Talk to your vet and do your own research into a balanced raw or home-cooked diet. You will see the difference and your pet will live a much longer, healthier life.
It makes me laugh when I see/hear the comment "consult with your vet regarding proper nutrition for your pet." I have spoken with several vets where I live and each one has admitted that they receive virtually no education regarding nutrition when in vet school. Instead, they have advised me, they are courted by the large commercial pet food companies and "encouraged" to advise clients that this is what is best for their pet. We had a Husky several years ago whose health was rapidly failing (though he was still quite young). There was no explanation for it and, therefore, our vet could not offer any suggestions as to a course of action. We began reading/researching home-prepared diets and made the switch. At first our vet was skeptical, advising that most people he encountered that did this, did not stick with it. We did. And in a very short period of time our Husky was thriving. Our vet was amazed and instantly became a believer in what home-prepared raw food can do. That was 14 years ago and all of our dogs have continued to be fed this diet. They have all lived long, healthy lives as a result. It's a disgrace that the commercial pet food industry can so negatively impact the lives of our beloved pets through their fear-mongering!
8 love the contradictions from "experts" about dogs. Some days they are more like wolves, and some days, like according to this article they are not. 2hen it is convenient, like selling a crate to a hesitant dog owner, dogs are almost exactly like wolves and love to be in dens just like wolves. When a dog has a hard time being trained, the dog is just like a wolf and needs to be shown who the alpha wolf is in the hierarchy. When it comes to feeding your pet, a dog is nothing at all like a wolf and MUST eat grains and cooked food and kibbles and must NEVER eat raw meat. Which is it? Or are they only what the experts want them to be when it is convenient?
I feed my chihuahuas raw chicken necks, baby back ribs, beef heart, goat, lamb, veal, turkey, pork. They are the healthiest chis I've ever seen--good weight, great energy. My vet doesn't know bumpkis about feeding raw. I think this article is highly suspect--what the agenda here? I understand that raw is not everyone's cup of tea, and that food borne illnesses are a reality, but that shouldn't mean that veterinary recommendations are based on the lowest common denominator. I know how to handle raw foods safely. My dog benefits from being fed raw. I know exactly what is going into his food.
Vets can, at times, be helpful in pointing owners in the right direction regarding raw/homemade feeding. When I decided to make the switch, my vet was reluctant but suggested I look into Dr. Pitcairn's book "Complete Guide to Natural Health for Dogs & Cats", which I cannot even begin to explain how helpful the book was for me. Of course, many conventional vets would most likely try to talk you OUT of feeding raw/homecooked, as they are instructed in vet school to "feed a quality kibble." They even sell kibble (science diet) for goodness sakes. A great source of help would more likely be a holistic vet, and of course there's plenty of info online.
Sorry but no way in hell would I allow my dog to eat raw food. Would YOU eat raw food? NO! Just as you could get salmonella and e-coli from raw food so can your pet. Dogs are not wild animals. A racoon that picks through your garbage, which may have been sitting there for a few days will probably not get sick but your dog would. I am sure that our human ancestors ate many things that you would not dream of eating now. The same should hold true for your dog. As for the person who felt it was ok to allow a dog to eat chicken bones NOT SO. Chicken bones are very thin and splinter easily. Many a dog has had to be rushed to the vet when one of those bones perforated the dogs stomach or intestines.


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kray28 wrote:The Rock wrote:I cant believe this was just 4 years ago. Look at how confidence he is, the strong finishes and his touch looks good from 5 to 10 feet. Not sure what happened hes just not the same player anymore.
Do you also realize that he's playing the center position, and he's paying in the Triangle with a smaller and considerably faster lineup?
he plays center with the 2nd unit with a smaller and faster lineup for the last 2 years. I dont see him doing the things he did here


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Mount Olive Uses Rebounding Advantage to Score 90-78 Win over Men's Basketball
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. Mount Olive College would pull down 52 rebounds, 24 on the offensive glass, and turn them into 30 second-chance points en route to a 90-78 victory over Pfeiffer University in Conference Carolinas mens basketball on Wednesday night. The win pushes the Trojans to 6-7 overall after their fifth-straight win, 3-4 in league play, while the Falcons drop to 3-11, 1-6.
Late in the first half, the Falcons found themselves up one, 28-27, with 4:19 to play before the break after a pair of successful free throws by Jerod Wallace (Charlotte, NC). Darrell Patterson (Woodbridge, VA) would convert an old-fashioned three-point play seconds later to give Mount Olive a 30-28 advantage. Patterson, who scored a game-high 25 points off the bench, started an 18-7 run to close out the first half giving the Trojans a 45-35 lead at intermission.
Mount Olive would open things up late in the second half after Pfeiffer trimmed the lead down to eight on three different occasions in the first seven minutes of action. Tayron Gibson (Dumfries, VA) started with a three-point play at the 16:40 mark while Wallace added two more just 1:36 later. After an AJ Clark (Burlington, NC) layup that cut the lead down to 56-48 with 13:37 remaining, a Patterson three began a 22-10 stretch that quickly saw Mount Olive go up 20 with 7:29 left. Pfeiffer would get as close as 15 over the final minutes, trimming the final score down to a dozen after a free throw and final layup by David McNair (Roanoke Rapids, NC).
Behind Pattersons 25 for Mount Olive, Jordan McCain (Woodbridge, VA) tallied 14 off the bench as the Trojans scored 53 of their 90 with reserves. Dory Hines (Kinston, NC) just missed the rare triple-double scoring 10 points with nine rebounds and nine assists. For Pfeiffer, Matt Ellwood (Lees Summit, MO) led the way with 18 points connecting on six threes from behind the arc. Wallace would add 15 while Gibson contributed 14. Pfeiffer outshot Mount Olive from the field, behind the arc and at the free throw line on Wednesday, but the +22 rebound margin for the Trojans turned out to be the difference.
Pfeiffer will now look towards Saturday and a matchup with visiting North Greenville at 4:00 p.m. Live stats and video will be available at http://www.gofalconsports.com.


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Mixed in with New Age spiritual books you'll find Eckhart Tolle's popular 'The Power of Now' and 'A New Earth'. He doesn't use traditional religious words like 'God', but guides us into a way of looking at our own experience that we recognize as 'spiritual'.
You could almost call it 'psychological'. He uses the word 'insanity' where others might say 'evil'. Still, it is obvious he is guiding us not toward a more healthy self, but somewhere beyond that.
Eckhart Tolle came into my life at an interesting juncture. I was furious with Buddhism, exactly as so many people here are furious with Christianity. I was skeptical to the point of paranoia about spiritual cults. Why get involved in that mess when I could simply go for a walk in the woods?
Well, some pretty intense openings began to occur, and I was learning that fear, all by itself, can out-do all the kookiness of cults.
I needed some guidance.
The internet quickly led me to some very interesting, fresh, teachers whose spiritual experience obviously went far beyond my own. I started listening to tapes, and I discovered a new approach to religion.
Religion need not be centered around a church, an ancient text, an organization or a particular spiritual teacher. Religion need not include ritual, sin, dogma, ideas about an afterlife, a personified 'creator' or any other offensive trappings.
When I sent for my first tapes by Francis Lucille, Eckhart Tolle and others, I was not joining a group. There were people organized to make the tapes and sell them, arrange lectures and meetings, publish books and so on. I needed that level of organization in order to benefit from the teachings. I didn't see anything wrong with paying for it.
I also realized I was getting myself into another belief system, however lightly that system was arranged over the most obvious evidence of everyday living. The refreshing difference with these teachers was the acknowledgement, stated most bluntly by Wayne Liquorman, that 'everything I say is bullshit.'
What I'm calling a New Age religion is a very loosely held faith in awakening out of thought. Part of what's 'New' about it is how readily people will draw from old writings of all traditions as long as they appeal to our immediate experience. Some people who are involved in this are also involved in forms of healing and ways of explaining reality which hold absolutely no interest for me. My basic faith, from a very young age, is in the beauty and power of the natural world of my senses.
Eckhart Tolle appealed to me originally because of his recommendation to go out into nature and just look, without naming. That came very easily to me. Becoming more mindful of how much thought is driven by a past which no longer exists and a future which will never arrive, is quite amazingly powerful.
As the silence opens up, and I find confidence in place of fear, wisdom from all kinds of unexpected sources draws me, like music, into the deeper recesses of our common human heart/mind. In that space, worship is wordless and ever-present, expressed in the most basic activities of living.


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In fact, back in the early fall when the Kings were looking like they were going to relocate to Anaheim, the team registered four names: Anaheim Royals, Anaheim Royals of Southern California, Orange County Royals and Los Angeles Royals.
While all of our rebrand talk is wild conjecture, I think it is probably pretty safe to say the league wouldn't let us take the Royals.
And having to explain your nickname is a bad thing. Like people know exactly what a Knickerbocker or Celtic is.
Pilots is better than Navigators. That is way too many syllables. Dub I'd love to see the pilots concept..the sketch looked interesting. Also think it should be one you consider for your presentation.
I still believe the name will end up Angels if it is indeed changed. It wouldn't surprise me if they went with black and gold. I'm not a huge fan of that Idea but if they do I think they should take a page out of purdue's uni book.
The pilot sketch/concept could be cool in B&G and we could make the logo huge at mid court similar to purdue's train.
Dub, I'd like to hear your thoughts/see your ideas, positive or negative.
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Krewe was solid, but I felt Carnival was a better name for Mardi Gras.
Voodoo is my favorite. I would also be happy with Krewe or Dukes. Even Hurricanes.
Do not like Bounce, Spirit, etc.
And how about some baseball retreads...Angels, Royals, Cardinals (not the bird though), Royals, Pirates...or Pelicans. All have drawbacks. I'm not put off by the Lafitte images for Pirates...just take a look at UNO's logo...it works.
Not a fan of Knights, just not NOLA enough for me. And I don't like Pilots or Navigators...both are more well known as aviation terms.
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So for the right to see Bigdubs design when is the Royal Rumble? I would like to come out last.
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"we might make dollars, but we don't necessarily make sense"
"always be sincere....whether you mean it or not"
The first part means: New Orleans Orpheum is a great name.
The second part means: You'll get to 26 names . . . I'll get to 30. Shoulda picked Cyrillic, comrade!
you will have every right to claim this as a "win" then...I have no intention of continuing this until a name is actually chosen, but I wouldn't be shocked if you did...
Hmmm . . . baiting me . . . you know I'm a stubborn prick, so I clearly can not choose the wine in front of you. But, you must also know that I mind my time and measure costs, and this being costly means I clearly can not choose the wine in front of me.
How about the New Orleans Bourgeoisie? French connection's there, plus we can shorten it to the NOLA Booze!
I kid, I kid.
You could do Navigators, then shorten it to 'Gators
I like your posts. Royals would be classy and if they can pull off purple, green and gold then that's a big winner. It is classy and unfortuately some Hornets fan don't believe in having a classy nickname. I also like Gators in addition to Krewe, Crescents, Brass and Pelicans.
Last edited by WhoDatChristian; 06-15-2012 at 07:31 AM.
TO ALL.. How about we just change the name to BEES, get black and gold and call it a day
Wasn't Royals already ruled out?
Voodoo - not my favorite name, does have a minor league sound to it, but then again, a lot of names sound minor league.
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Epic isolation. Ancient legend. Otherworldly scenery..
Get away from it all, literally, and discover Easter Island, the world's most isolated stretch of land. A speck in the mighty Pacific Ocean, the remote island is abundant in archaeological treasures. Take in the immensity and power of the moai, the enormous stone heads and torsos that dot the eerie yet beautiful landscape. Roam the ancient hills and valleys blanketed in an almost mythical quiet, and explore Rapa Nui's megalithic past. At night, rest in luxurious accommodations that offer style and sophistication..
Before exploring ancient ruins, explore the Casa del Bosque boutique winery on the outskirts of Santiago, and select from their "Reserva" and "Grand Reserve" wines. Head for Easter Island and view Motu Tautara and the dramatic Las Dos Ventanas cave. Trek the Ara O Te Moai, the trail once used to transport the famous moai sculptures and view numerous overturned moai along the way. Climb the moai stone quarry, Rano Raraku, which offers spectacular views of the interior crater. Continue walking along the crater's edge until you come to the dazzling natural rock pools at One Makihi..
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Private airport transfer in Santiago with a guide and driver.
9:00 - Travel out of Santiago into the Casablanca Valley, the youngest Chilean viticulture area which boasts the perfect trilogy: climate, soil and vines. Drive through the valley, with a stop at Casas del Bosque, a family boutique winery exclusively oriented to produce high quality wines. Here you will have the chance to choose 2 wines "Reserva" and 1 "Grand Reserve wine". Continue to Matetic Vineyards located in the San Antonio Valley. The visit begins in the winery, where you will be cordially received by a bilingual guide who will brief about the process of organic and biodynamic agriculture, key concepts in the making of wines. While enjoying panoramic views of the vineyards, visitors will be taken through the entire process of winemaking and organic agriculture. The tour will end with a wine tasting in the underground tasting room where wines and accessories can be purchased.
Optional: Lunch at the restaurant Equilibrio of Matetic winery (not included)
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Enjoy a shuttle airport transfer with a professional driver from Explora Rapa Nui
Visitors to Explora EN RAPA NUI may participate in the diverse explorations that are organized according to group size and guest preference. Every day, Explora offers easy to more difficult walks that, one by one, unveil the secrets and beauty of the island. These walks are combined with picnics on rocky outcrops or along the shore, always in mesmerizing sites. Each day guests may choose between 5 or more different explorations that are selected according to climatic conditions, guests' preferences, length and difficulty.
HANGA OTEODuration: 4.5 to 5.5 hours (half-day).Walking 4 to 5 hours.Length: 13.5 km.Itinerary: Travel from explora EN RAPA NUI to Te Peu by van (15 min). Walk along a trail that borders steep cliffs and offers spectacular views. Visit natural bathing pools, cross locally owned fields and view numerous archaeological sites. Arrival at Anakena Beach. Picnic on the beach. Return by van to Casas Rapa Nui (20 min).Level: Medium.
Walk from the Te Peu ahu to Hanga RoaDuration: 2 to 3 hours (half-day).Walking 1.5 to 2.5 hours.Length: 6.5 km.Itinerary: Travel from Casas Rapa Nui to Te Peu by van (15 min). Walk along a trail that borders steep cliffs and offers spectacular views. View Motu Tautara and the astonishing Las Dos Ventanas cave. Arrive at Hanga Roa, first passing Tahai and ending at Pea. Numerous archaeological sites along the way. Return by van to Casas Rapa Nui (5 min).Level: Easy.
Ara O Te Moai, the moai routeDuration: 3 to 3.5 hours (half-day). Walking 2.5 to 3.5 hours.Length: 7 km.Itinerary: Travel from Casas Rapa Nui to Hanga Tetenga by van (15 min). Walk along Ara O Te Moai, the trail once used to transport the moai sculptures; view numerous overturned .moai along the way. Climb to Rano Raraku, the moai stone quarry, with views of the interior of the crater. Walk along the volcano's edge and arrive at the natural rock pools at One Makihi. Picnic lunch. Return by van to Casas Rapa Nui (20 min).Level: Easy
Alturas del PoikeDuration: 4 to 4.5 hours (half-day). Walking 3 to 4 hours.Length: 8.5 km.Itinerary: Travel from Casas Rapa Nui to Piko Mahore by van (30 min). Walk along an upward sloping trail (300 meters) that borders a steep cliff, and pass through Maunga Parehe and the Maunga Tea-Tea. View the Vai Aheva fountain. Climb to Puka Katike and then walk down to Tongariki to view 15 moais. Return by van to Casas Rapa Nui (25 min).Level: Medium
Climb to TerevekaDuration: 3 to 4 hours (half-day). Walking 2 to 2.5 hours.Length: 6 km.Itinerary: Travel from Casas Rapa Nui to Rano Aroi by van (20 min). The walk begins at Rano Aroi, then climbs from Maunga Kuma to Maunga Terevaka to appreciate spectacular views of the island from its highest point. The trail continues northeast toward Anakena along high coastal ridges that gradually descend to the beach, where guests may swim. Return to Casas Rapa Nui by van (25 min).Level: Medium
The Tangata Manu RouteDuration: 2 to 3 hours (half-day). Walking 2 to 3 hours.Length: 7 km.Itinerary: Travel from Casas Rapa Nui to Vinapu by van (5 min). View Ahu Tahira. Walk along a trail that borders ascending steep cliffs (250 meters), arriving at the edge of the Rano Kau crater. Spectacular views of the ocean and the interior of the volcano. Walk along the crater to Orongo. Visit the significant ceremonial site of Tangata Manu (Bird Man) worship. Return by van to Casas Rapa Nui (5 min).Level: Easy
Te Pito O Te Henua, the navel of the worldDuration: 3.5 to 4.5 hours (half-day). Walking 3 to 3.5 hours.Length: 9.5 kmItinerary: Travel from Casas Rapa Nui to Ana Okeke by van (40 min). Walk along a descending trail that borders the northern coast of the island. View Ana Okeke, Maunga Parehe. Fishing cove "La Perousse," local villagers and archaeological sites along the way. Arrive at the Ovahe beach. Return by van to Casas Rapa Nui (25 min).Level: Easy
Walk to Te Miro OoneDuration: 2.5 to 3 hours (half-day). Walking 2 to 2.5 hours.Length: 6.5 km.Itinerary: Travel from Casas Rapa Nui to Te Miro Oone by van (15 min). Walk along a trail that offers panoramic views of the southeast side of the island. Climb along Maunga Kahurea and continue along Ara o te Moai. Numerous moai along the trail, arrive at Hanga Te Tenga ahu. Return by van to Casas Rapa Nui (15 min). Level: Easy.
To Te Miro Oone by bicycleDuration: 2 to 3 hours by bicycle (half-day).Length:18 km.Itinerary: Travel from Casas Rapa Nui to Te Miro Oone on bicycle, along the principal route that crosses through pretty forested sections of the island. Descend toward the southern coast, with views of various motu and archaeological sites, following the coastal route until reaching Tahira. Return to Casas Rapa Nui from Vinapu.Level: Easy
Select from the daily optional explorations offered at Explora Rapa Nui selected according to climatic conditions, guests' preferences, length and difficulty.
You will depart to the coast by Route 68, which connects Santiago with the port of Valparaíso in only 1.5 hours, located 120 km northwest. First, you cross the Curacavi valley, with its fruit trees plantations, vineyards, little fruit markets and restaurants. Then, the Casablanca valley, a wine making area, growing in fame, shows a green landscape that captivates visitors. You will reach the magical port of Valparaiso dubbed a World Heritage site by UNESCO. You will admire Valparaíso from the hills. Through walkways and terraces you will be witness, of the wonderful natural amphitheater that frames the bay, to the history of this port-city. Stroll through narrow alleys that meander through the hills, revealing in every corner, images that deserve worthy of a picture. You will also have the opportunity to experience the old funiculars that made this picturesque city famous. After visiting typical Valparaiso you head to Viña del Mar city and visit its beaches and main attractions. At the end of you tour you will return at the hotel at 5:00pm. Funicular ride included.
Against a panoramic backdrop of the snow-capped Andes, W Santiago reinvents style and sophistication in the city's most fashionable and trendsetting enclave, a fascinating universe of urban innovation amid cobblestone streets and glitzy skyscrapers. From sizzling cuisine in destination restaurants, red hot nightlife in Whiskey Blue and cozy conversations in lounges, zen down or work out at O2 Balance & Wellness Club, then get WET® on the roof. Make every experience an exhilarating event. Follow that dream in 196 luxuriously comfortable rooms and suites, featuring the signature W Bed, fully-wired technology, the delightful Munchie Box and state-of-the-art entertainment, and let the Whatever/Whenever® service take care of all other fantasies.
The Explora Rapa Nui is a luxurious choice of accommodations on Easter Island. The hotel is seated on a hill and 9.6 hectares of land facing the sea, in a privileged location from which to explore the island. Rooms are built with a rustic feel and are designed to take full advantage of the silence, privacy, and spaciousness of the surrounding landscape, ensuring deep rest after a long day of exploration. To travel is to spend time, to arrive and to live. Architecture is permanence, freedom and safety. Explora Rapa Nui actively introduces travelers to the great scenery of Easter Island, through a well prepared exploration program. The hotel is a base built for linking man to temporary space- present and past- and the mysteries of nature. Rapa Nui has been the cradle of a unique and enigmatic culture that continues to endure today. This is the definition of isolation.
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