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Vodafone agrees to buy Spanish cable operator Ono for €7.2 billion
Vodafone Group continues to strengthen its fixed network holdings by acquiring Spanish cable operator Ono for €7.2 billion (US$10.1 billion).
Vodafone Group continues to strengthen its fixed network holdings by acquiring Spanish cable operator Ono for €7.2 billion (US$10.1 billion).
Connected cars are big at this year's Cebit trade show, with driverless cars and products to communicate with the vehicle' onboard computers on display, but cooler apps are needed for the sector to really take off.
Qualcomm and Cisco Systems have started developing small cells customised for enterprises, which will be able to use the products to improve indoor wireless network coverage for their employees.
Faster and more flexible mobile networks enabled by small cells, virtualization and next-generation LTE are expected to highlight infrastructure trends at Mobile World Congress next week.
A U.S. House of Representatives committee has passed legislation that would prohibit mobile phone users from making voice calls during airline flights, despite a U.S. Federal Communications Commission move to allow in-flight calls.
Telecommunications giant, Optus, has wrapped up its five-year 3G network upgrade program, having moved 4400 mobile sites across Australia to the 900MHz spectrum.
For enterprises that are thinking about switching from fixed to wireless Internet access, Sierra Wireless has launched the AirLink ES440 LTE gateway.
French operator Orange has announced a number of packages that include data roaming abroad, joining competitors in a move that is likely be replicated all over Europe as EU regulators turn up the heat.
Apple plans to offer the iPhone to more than 760 million China Mobile customers from January, which could help it increase its share from the fifth position in this growing market.
Research firm, Analysys Mason, claims LTE in 2014 "will make the spectrum-rich richer, and the spectrum-poor just a little better off" as more operators will deploy LTE-A carrier aggregation (CA) which benefits those with multiple spectrum positions;...
The top five U.S. mobile operators have agreed to let their customers unlock their devices and move to another provider under pressure from the U.S. Congress and Federal Communications Commission.
The developer of a popular flashlight app for Android devices has agreed to settle U.S. Federal Trade Commission charges that it shared users' geolocation information with advertising networks and other organizations without permission.
Mobile operators looking for somewhere to place small base stations to improve network performance in metropolitan areas can now turn to Alcatel-Lucent, which has set up a clearing house for information about available sites.
The European Commission gave airlines permission to offer their passengers Internet access via 3G and 4G connections so they can send emails and surf the Web while in flight.
Despite its growing customer base, China Mobile, the country's largest carrier, saw a rare decline in profit for the third quarter in the latest sign that rival operators and local Internet companies are eating into its earnings.
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For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
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The Elk County Gas Task Force's meeting Thursday night at the St. Marys Area Middle School drew landowners from across the region hoping to better understand the resources at their disposal, as well as their rights as property owners in the Marcellus Shale era.
Guest speakers Tom Wagner, Esq., of Meyer and Wagner in St. Marys, and Professor Ross Pifer of the Penn State Dickinson School of Law, spoke with attendees about various legal aspects dealing with Marcellus Shale, beginning with the initial stages of lease negotiations.
ST. MARYS - The Community Education Council of Elk and Cameron Counties (CEC), an organization dedicated to providing postsecondary educational opportunities and professional and workforce development in the region, is celebrating its 20th anniversary.
CEC past and present employees, board members and stakeholders attended a luncheon sponsored by the Stackpole Hall Foundation on Tuesday at the Diamond View Restaurant in St. Marys to mark the occasion. CEC Executive Director Kris Kronenwetter welcomed attendees to the event.
The St. Marys Area United Way is counting on local residents to help their community by contributing to the organization's 2011 goal of $205,000.
The annual fall United Way kickoff campaign launched recently as part of the inaugural class of the 2011 Leadership Elk County (LEC) program held at Camp Kaelber.
St. Marys Area United Way Executive Director Sherron McGowan and UW Board of Directors President Becky Piccolo were in attendance, both of whom addressed members of the class.
McGowan encouraged the new LEC class to adopt the United Way's tagline of, "Give. Advocate. Volunteer."
On Monday morning, representatives from the state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), responding to calls from Jay Township residents, arrived at and assessed the Caledonia Bridge refurbishment project for any impropriety and possible environmental hazards or offenses.
At last Thursday's meeting of the Jay Township Supervisors, the cleaning and re-painting of the bridge was the subject of much controversy among residents and supervisors.
Elk County commissioners tabled tentative agreements on Tuesday with the North Central Pennsylvania Regional Planning and Development Commission for technical support.
The agreements were $6,150 for 12 months for the county and a pact for $18,450 for 12 months for the county's 911 facility.
ST. MARYS - The area's newest quilting store, Tangled Threads, is opening its doors for business today.
Located at 63 Erie Ave. in St. Marys, the new store offers an array of fabrics, including cotton, flannel and batiks, which are hand-dyed fabrics made by using wax as a dye and often resemble watercolor designs.
Additional quilting supplies and notions such as needles, thread, pins, buttons, tape and trims are available for purchase, as well as books and patterns.
During Monday's St. Marys City Council meeting, a brief public hearing was held as part of the 2011 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program. Tina Gradizzi, community and economic development coordinator, announced that this year's projects consist of street reconstruction and improvements.
The CDBG Entitlement Program helps to financially assist municipalities with numerous community development needs and principally benefits low- and moderate-income citizens.
A preliminary injunction in favor of oil and gas drilling in the Allegheny National Forest (ANF) will stand.
In a ruling announced Tuesday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit endorsed a preliminary injunction issued in December 2009 by U.S. District Court Judge Sean McLaughlin in Erie.
That injunction enjoins the U.S. Forest Service from preparing a study under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) as a "pre-condition" for drilling oil and gas wells in the ANF.
On Monday evening, St. Marys City Council approved the real estate sale for land in the St. Marys Industrial Park at the airport on which a new business, SMC Powder Metallurgy of St. Marys, Inc. plans to construct a facility.
The purchase price of the land was $203,300 and includes one entire lot and a portion of another. The new business plans to create 200 jobs.
As part of this transaction, the city has been working with the St. Marys Soccer Association in finding a new location for their five fields, which are currently situated on the land.
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In order to help educate the community about breast cancer and provide inspiration to area women and their families, Elk Regional Health Center is hosting "Pink Palooza." The event will be held Thursday, Sept. 22 at 6 p.m. at The Red Fern in Fox Township.


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No but I do go out and look for lost balls like it was an easter egg hunt.
I play a game similar to golf but there's lots of beer drinking and cursing.....and the score's are much higher
oh and do I like it?...NO
i used to think it was stupid, till i tried it and loved it.
a good walk :D wasted
Golfing is the most boring activity anyone can participate in. And watching it on TV is like watching flies screw.
Yes I do.
No, but I do sometimes. Don't like it, it's just social. On TV it's worse than watching paint dry.
Yes i enjoy golfing...actually had a decent handicap when i stopped golfing (had kids)..but i do go a couple times a year
I don't golf. I don't like to play golf. I do like that golf exists though. It forces rich people to keep at least a few acres of land open and free of condos.
Does mini golf count?
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It Would Cost Each User $232 A Year For An Ad-Free Internet, Study Finds
An advertising company you probably haven't heard of crunched the numbers.
We all know that ads are the lifeblood of the Internet. Annoying? Sure. You'd be hard-pressed, though, to find anyone who didn't understand that they were a necessary evil.
But what would happen if we were to somehow—miraculously?—dispense with all the ads? How much would you be willing to pay? One U.K. video ad platform called Ebuzzing conducted an interesting (if intentionally oversimplified) study calculating the average value of each user in a noble attempt to figure out how much it would cost to support an ad-free Internet. Per the Telegraph:
Video ad platform Ebuzzing calculated the average 'value' of each web user by dividing the amount of money spent on digital advertising in the UK in 2013 (£6.4 billion) by the number of UK web users (45 million).
Note that the figure is U.K.-only. According to Ebuzzing's math, though, it would cost £140, or $232.24 per year, for an ad-free Internet. That's about two months' worth of a Comcast bill.
The company then polled 1,400 U.K. customers, asking if they would be willing to pay that figure for a year of no-ads browsing: 98% said no. (Perhaps they all have ad blockers installed.)
So there you have it. An ad platform you probably haven't heard of found that online ads are vital to the web's continued existence. Glad we settled that.
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This is a stupid idea. This will allow the non-digital media providers keep 100% of the ad revenue without worrying about losing it to digital media. Advertising on the internet is just beginning. First, the charge for an ad on the internet has always been a joke. An ad on the internet should generate more if not the same revenue as an ad on television, radio, in a magazine or newspaper. I've never look at the Sports or Cars section in our daily newspaper. Yet the "Advertiser" still had to pay for an ad that I will never see. An ad on the internet should cost from $10 to $50 CPM as a minimum. Second, the content providers should be getting more and ultimately will be getting more when the issue of not getting a proper fee for ads placed on a site is finally addressed and corrected. My ad on the internet has a major advantage when compared to an ad in none digital media. We know where you are. Sometimes we know who you are. On top of that you have the opportunity to click-thru for more


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3 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 4 Baths, Sleeps 8-14
The most incredible feature of this luxurious beach home is the location. 'Tini Time is on the Gulf of Mexico along the last undeveloped beach in Florida. You will share this beach with Loggerhead Turtles, Bald Eagles, and other wild native species still abundant here. Walk along white sand shoreline and hardly pass another soul. Our naturally wide, beautiful beach is peacefully quiet.
Sit outside on the deck and it is so quiet, the only sounds you will hear are the rustling of the pine trees and the crashing of the ocean waves. The inky black sky is so dark, you will never see more stars in one sitting again. And when there is a full moon... Heaven.
'Tini Time boasts 2300 square feet, beautifully laid out to provide opportunities for family togetherness and most importantly, opportunities for privacy also.
The Great Room incorporates the kitchen,wet bar, dining room, and living room. The kitchen features include all new appliances, granite countertops and gourmet cookware for the chef in the family.
The wet bar has a free standing ice machine for making 'tinis or daiquiris or just filling the cooler for the beach. The dining room/kitchen accommodates ten guests for dinner. The comfortable furniture in the living room is perfect for conversation or watching movies on the big screen TV. There is a queen sleeper sofa there if needed.
Sliding Glass doors offer a view of the Gulf of Mexico from the living room and lead to the screened porch where there is dining for another six. The open, Gulf-front deck has luxurious furniture including chaise lounges, perfect for coffee at sunrise or 'tinis at sunset.
There are two large master suites with private baths and sitting rooms, one upstairs and one down, one king and one queen. These luxurious suites offer the ultimate in privacy and relaxation. Read a book, watch a movie, have a cocktail, in the solitude of your own space, with an unobstructed view of the Gulf of Mexico.
The sitting rooms have doors out to decks that face the beach. Each sitting room offers a queen sleeper sofa if needed. The two rooms of the suite are separated by doors for privacy if the sleeper sofas are to be utilized.
The children bunk in their own room with private bath. It is a slumber party with twin bunk beds to climb into. The little TV and DVD player plus plenty of children's DVDs will keep them quiet and happy. They have a radio and CD player for their choice of music and a closet full of board games, card games, and puzzles.
This beach house offers large areas for fun and togetherness, but most importantly, unique opportunities for privacy. It is perfectly laid out for a large family or possibly two smaller families to share. It would be perfect for a two couples to share, offering practically identical amenities for each.
There are no ferris wheels, IHOPs, or T-shirt shops. This is old Florida. The thankfully Forgotten Coast of Florida. At 'Tini Time, you're on island time. Whether you like 'em shaken or stirred, relax, don't worry, it's five o'clock somewhere.
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Hi We are James and Mary Hoskinson. We live in Dunedin Florida where we own and operate James CARSTAR Collision.
Guestbook comments from the manager
We wanted to thank you for letting us use your house for Thanksgiving! We had a great time, and didn't want to leave Cape San Blas. I got a lot of ideas from you on how to "stock the house"... We have several condos in Destin that we rent, (rented for Thanksgiving, thank goodness), and we found your house to have ALL we could need. Your kitchen is really well stocked, and the house is very charming and comfortable.
Cute story... Thursday after my 3 year old helped me put the turkey in the oven, I noticed he was standing by the door looking out for a long time... I asked him what he was doing, and he turned around and asked me when the Indians were going to be there for our Thanksgiving Feast!
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Nice and Peaceful.
We only had 3 of us, but this beach house could easily sleep many more people, very comfortably.
If you want to be out away from any traffic and noise. This would be a nice option to consider.
beautiful home
Guestbook CommentMary - The DeFeo family wanted you to know that our reunion at your home in Cape San Blas was one of our best reunions. Your home is beautifull...
The DeFeo family wanted you to know that our reunion at your home in Cape San Blas was one of our best reunions.
Your home is beautifully furnished and its beach location proved to be both a restful and peaceful stay.
The beach there is one of the nicest and certainly one of the widest we have ever visited and that includes the Caribbean where we have traveled extensively.
We won't be coming back though . Each year I rent at a different location for our family reunion. But I would strongly recommend your home in a flash to anyone I know who might be considering a vacation in your area.
The DeFeo Family
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"We fell in love with the remotness of this location. You have the beach to yourself. We love that there is nothing to do but surf fish, read, sunbathe, picnic, walk the beach, star gaze, bird watch.... You can't pry us away from the house while we are there. It is very relaxing place."
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Panama City 35 West
Appalchicola is 20 miles East
Other Activities: Kayaking, shelling, wildlife viewing, boating
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May 18 2015 - Aug 15 2015
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Aug 17 2015 - Oct 31 2015
7 night minimum stay
Nov 2 2015 - Mar 1 2016
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Local Services & Businesses
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- deepsea fishing
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- hunting
- hunting big game
- hunting small game
- jet skiing
- kayaking
- parasailing
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- scuba diving or snorkeling
- snorkeling
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- sound/bay fishing
- surf fishing
- swimming
- wind-surfing
Floor Area
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- 4 Bathrooms
- Bathroom 1
- Bathroom 2
- Bathroom 3
- Bathroom 4
- 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 14
- Bedroom 1
- Bedroom 2
- Bedroom 3
- Convertible bed(s)
- King size beds (1), Queen size Beds (1), Sleep Sofa or Futons (3) All the sofas are Queen Sleepers., Bunk Beds (2)
- Balcony
- Deck / Patio
- Lanai / Gazebo
- Outdoor Grill
- Screen Porch / Veranda
- Wood Deck
- Guests provide their own meals
Learn more about this vacation rental at the owner's website
- Brother Fax & Printer, High Speed Internet, 4 TVs, 4 DVDs, CD Players, Free-Standing Ice Maker, Cooking Utensils Including Gourmet Cookware Provided


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You may have noticed the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has received lots of heated criticism over its enforcement of alleged market manipulation and fraudulent behaviors. You may also have noticed FERC has not responded to the criticism. That's because the Department of Justice (DOJ) frowns on that. Market manipulation cases are high profile and can involve criminal proceedings. DOJ does not want enforcement agencies to fan those fires. So it was with an interest heightened by lack of information that I devoured a just-published article adapted from a speech given last October by Commissioner Tony Clark on FERC's enforcement policy. It's called "Ensuring Reliability and a Fair Energy Marketplace," and I commend it to you. It's a great read at 25:2 Colo. Nat. Resources, Energy & Envtl. L. Rev. 2014. In it, Commissioner Clark explains how FERC administers principles-based enforcement. In response to the argument that FERC should specify by rule all specific misconduct in which a market participant could conceivably engage, he observes that such an approach is not only unrealistic but also leads to unacceptable gaming. He cites former imprisoned Enron exec, Andrew Fastow, who confessed that he "used the rules to break the rules." Fastow explains that the more complex the rules are, the more opportunity they present to subvert them. A reformed Fastow now preaches that one should ask "not what is the rule, but what is the principle?" Clark concedes that FERC must provide clear guidance as to the nature of prohibited conduct, but he also exhorts market participants to "use judgment."
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Uto Karem is currently making a real name for himself. His productions have found him fans that include the likes of Dubfire, Richie Hawtin, Marco Carola, Layo & Bushwacka, Ricardo Villalobos and many more.
Having spent his junior years in London, Uto's music ear was first shaken by bands such as New Order, Depeche Mode and Soft Cell. On his return to Italy at the age of 15, it was Underground Resistance, Novamute and Plus 8 that were having most impact on the young man.
In his late teens his DJ career took off, and over the years he has supported many of the worlds greatest deck talents. As with most of today's artists, the natural progression was to produce and after two years of study, he graduated in Audio Engineering.
At the end of 2007 he created "agile recordings" a new label born to promote & support quality music. The first release in collaboration with Rino Cerrone, has become a top seller, being sold out in less than one month.
His 2008 release 'Nove' has been licensed to Chris Liebing's Spinclub Ibiza compilation.
His debut release for Dubfire's SCI+TEC Digital label, has made a big impact on the market and has being charted by the likes of Monika Kruse, Dirt Crew, Barem and many more. It has also being licensed for the next Timewarp 2009 Compilation mixed by Marco Carola.
His 2009 remix for Spektre "Cheyenne" on Blufin Records has become N.1 on beatport's top 100 overall charts, soon after he signed a remix for John Aquaviva's label Definitive Records, with the rmx for Sound diffusion "Girls like hihats" he has established his style with more funky elements.
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The Shakers, determined to atone for a disappointing finish in the previous conference, face a tough test in the 2 p.m. clash against the Rising Suns who have notched back-to-back victories.
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The Springs is very outdoor-oriented! For starters, you might enjoy:
- drive up or ride the cog railway to the top of Pikes Peak (http://www.cograilway.com/), or if you're a hiker, head up the Barr Trail that starts at Manitou Springs at least to Barr Camp (barrcamp.com/barr_trail.html...
- hike, bike, or drive through spectacular rock formations at Garden of the Gods (http://www.gardenofgods.com)
- visit the U.S. Olympic Complex, the Numismatic Museum ("money" museum), or the outstanding Pioneer Museum -- they're all listed as "free things to do" on colorado-for-free.com/Colora...
- visit the famous Cheyenne Mountain Zoo (http://www.cmzoo.org/)
If you're into hiking or rock climbing, the area is loaded with options. Let me know if that's your interest, and I can give you some other websites that specialize in hiking and climbing to look at.
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You could consider renting a car and driving to Mesa Verde National Park. It is the only national park dedicated to the works of man and it is wonderful.
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Google has revealed it will imminently be integrating Google+ into its search results, to deliver search results that better reflect your preferences and also incorporate content shared by people in your Google+ Circles. This is a major change to how Google's search results are assembled. Here's a brief overview of what this really means for us as marketers.
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Everyone is aware of product placement, the deliberate incorporation of a product or brand into a movie, television episode or other media vehicle to promote it to the viewing audience, typically in a subtle way to create affinity and recognition over time. However, there's more to product placement than simply placing a Papa John's pizza box in clear view in a major sitcom.
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Finding a good story for Google in China is going to be tough. Baidu's latest results show it continues to dominate the search engine landscape in China. Baidu also reported its advertiser numbers have increased by almost 26% on 2009 levels, reaching 272,000 - a clear sign of the deep chasm in the paid search arena between it and its nearest rival, Google.
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France's "Google tax" – Sounds like protectionism
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A report has been made public proposing that France begins taxing the likes of Google to subsidise its own creative industry. The authors of the report suggest that this new taxation could raise up to the equivalent of $28 million, which in the grand scheme of things isn't much money at all.
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Google has launched 'Web History', the new name for its personalised search feature, by default across its user base. Essentially, by monitoring what you click on in their results, Google can learn what sites you like and give them a ranking boost in your search results. This adds a further dimension to how Google ranks sites and pages, which had historically focussed largely on analysing on-page relevancy and third party links pointing into a site. Some of the advantages and disadvantages this will bring.
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Google's launch into UK online property poses a severe threat to property intermediaries
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I'm thinking of rolling it when I get in. Is it possible to solo as one at all?
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dragon and all classic job was meant for party play, not solo play, due to lack of cross class skills
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Solo as Lancer. Party as DRG.
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Play as what you want. I solo as DRG and PLD all the time, lol.
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It depends on what you're soloing. DRG is a dumb thing to solo as if you are fighting anything near hard because you won't be able to equip Cure.
Just some advice though. I'm a career DRG (it's my favorite class) and I can tell you this: if you are in a party doing any kind of challenging content, get ready to be asked to switch to something more useful.
It's not really the greatest choice for just about any content. DRG used to be good for Ifrit but people mostly use BLM now. Heck, they use BLM for everything.
It should still be pretty useful for Garuda?
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It depends on what you're soloing. DRG is a dumb thing to solo as if you are fighting anything near hard because you won't be able to equip Cure.
I feel sorry for the people you group with. DRG is an awesome and incredible DD, and people always underestimate it.
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine is god tier. There, I said it.
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Ignore the elitists, even in a strict community like FFXI, many people have found alternative ways to earn victory (and FFXI is less solo friendly than FFXIV)
Only following the maintsream cookie cutter method of victory, is no way to really play how you like.
Although of course naturally in mmorpgs, there is strength in numbers, so it's not entirely a healthy idea to expect to solo everything. But just main what you prefer and if you have trouble with a monster, just get some adventurers together if necessary.
Drg is fine, just not for soloing.
It doesn't matter if you want to play however you want to play fact is soloing as a dragoon is an idiotic move when soloing as lancer is 50 x better. Unless of course giving yourself a hard time and punching yourself in the face for no other reason than just so you can play however you want to play is a valid excuse.
Also you'll realize sooner or later, you can't just play one job at 50 in this game unless you like being left out of the non exp party "end" game 80% of the time. You're going to level another job, if not all jobs to 50. Such is the way of FFXIV. The end.
Leveling up jobs is a means to an end. It isn't content.
Oh I plan to level multiple jobs if not all jobs. Lancer is also fine, as it appealed to me in the beta.
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Ack. I just wrote two paragraphs and they were deleted. Here it goes again. I can't tell how active this site is but it looks like you posted yesterday. It sounds like you've been having a pretty successful run of sleep training. Since it's gone well for you, 30 minutes seems long, but it's probably just fine. We have done 30 minutes a number of nights. And yes, I imagine that teeth are a culprit. We have been teething since my son was 3 months old, and I've used it as a reason to stop sleep training a few times. I wish we had pushed through. We are trying again and I give my son homeopathic teething tabs (Hylands) right before bed. They seem very effective, but perhaps it's because we tell him that it'll make his mouth feel better.
We have been at it this time for five nights. My son is 16 months old, and we tried at 9, 11 and 13 or 14 months, but didn't stick it out. This time it feels like it'll work, though it's not easy. I'm currently in the position right near the door. My son has become fussy the last two nights and taken 45 minutes, then 1 hr to go down, but I think it's because he wants to get me closer to him. It's been working, and so my next step is to be firmer about staying put and letting him cry more, or at least comforting him and returning to my position. I take comfort in knowing that in a few days, I'll be moving out the door, which is similar to what we'd be doing if it wasn't working (basically, I said let's do one more attempt before trying a form of CIO). I only say this because I do wonder if my presence is making it harder for my son. It might become easier when I'm not in the room.
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Sushi is one of my favourite foods. I'm definitely not the only one. The raw fish phenomenon has been taking the world by storm for years. Driving through rural New Zealand earlier this year, when we passed through a town ready for lunch the options were: 1. greasy roadside diner 2. sushi. Slowly but surely sushi is taking over the world.
I ate my first sushi when I was 10 years old in a restaurant called Wakaba opposite Finchley Road Tube station. It recently closed, before reopening with tanning adverts underneath the original restaurant sign. I know because I live nearby and it makes me sad to see the reinvention of one of the original London sushi restaurants. But there we are.
It was love at first bite.
The only thing that I crave after I've eaten sushi is a little something sweet.
Inspired by the amazing ice cream selection at Sushi Say restaurant in Willesden Green, I started making wasabi and green tea ice creams after my sushi classes as a little something to finish the meal.
Plus I'm also in love with my ice cream maker.
So here's my recipe, adapted from David Lebovitz's wonderful book, The Perfect Scoop. It's quite a rich ice cream so you only need a little spoonful to balance out the meal, although you can have lots more if you like!
(adapted from David Lebovitz, The Perfect Scoop)
Makes about 1 litre
250ml whole milk
150g sugar
Pinch of salt
500ml double cream
4 teaspoons matcha green tea powder
6 large egg yolks
Warm the milk, sugar and salt in a saucepan.
Pour the cream into a large bowl and whisk in the green tea powder. Set a sieve over the cream.
In a separate bowl, whisk the egg yolks together. Slowly pour the warm mixture into the egg yolks, whisking to stop the eggs from scrambling. Then scrape the yolk mixture back into the saucepan.
Stir the mixture constantly over a medium heat with a spatula until the mixture thickens and coats the back of the spatula (77-79°C if you have a thermometer). Pour the custard through the sieve onto the cream, and whisk to mix the green tea powder into the custard. Cool over an ice bath and chill in the fridge.
Churn in an ice cream maker until frozen and either eat immediately or keep in the freezer until you need a post-sushi dessert.
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Tomorrow is the last day the Saratoga Springs Preservation Foundation will accept nominations for its annual preservation recognition awards. In the past, the foundation has recognized property owners who have removed vinyl siding from their historic home; restored original wood windows and or rehabbed entire structures. The building or landscape must be at least 50 […] [Read More]
Frozen music, honored by AIA
I didn't expect to see tears at an awards ceremony held Thursday by the American Institute of Architects, Eastern New York chapter. But Sara Wengert, an associate at Architecture +, teared up when she talked about her firm's award-winning project, the Vermont Psychiatric Care Hospital in Berlin, Vt. She explained, when Hurricane Irene hit in […] [Read More]
'Honey Hollow' coming to Route 146, Clifton Park
Bordeau Builders, the company behind the Inglewood subdivision in Halfmoon, and Lynnwood in Guilderland, is ready to break ground on a 33-lot subdivision called Honey Hollow along Route 146 on the west side of Clifton Park. The property is located just west of Vent Fitness and north of the Dwaas Kill. The developer paid […] [Read More]
Great Camp on Raquette Lake on the market
It's rare for an Adirondack Great Camp to come up for sale, but Echo Camp on Raquette Lake could be yours for $1.3 million. The Great Camps, built in the late 19th century, are characterized by "log construction, native stone work, decorative rustic work in twigs and branches and self-sufficient, multibuilding complexes." Echo Camp on […] [Read More]
McGregor Links Country Club changes hands
McGregor Links, a semi-private, 18-hole golf club in Wilton owned for nearly 45 years by the Dennis and Araklian families, has changed hands. The new owners are Blake Crocitto and William Ahl of Saratoga Springs. The sale price was $2,250,000. The men are longtime members of the club, located off Northern Pines Road. Robin Dalton […] [Read More]
Talbots leaving Saratoga Springs
Talbots, a women's clothing store, is leaving its location at 307 Broadway, an office, retail and residential complex across from Congress Park. The store will be open until at least April, according to a sales associate, and then will reopen at the Wilton Mall. In 2004, Talbots was one of the first stores to move into […] [Read More]
Condo Crawl to benefit Double H Ranch
You have your pub crawls, your block parties, your parades of homes, and now, a condo crawl. The folks at 38 High Rock Condominiums in Saratoga Springs, where the units are priced between $700,000 and $1.5 million, will host a "condo crawl" from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday. A $30 ticket ($50 per couple) buys […] [Read More]
Event tomorrow focused on affordable housing for seniors
The state Association for Affordable Housing (NYSAFAH) will hold an event tomorrow at 30 State St., 30 South Pearl St. – Penthouse, Albany with developers who build affordable housing, non-profit leaders and public employees to talk about the growing senior population upstate. A report published by Leading Age NY projects the population of NY residents […] [Read More]
Fire-gutted buildings under reconstruction in Saratoga Springs
It's been a year since a fire gutted the rowhouses on Woodlawn Avenue in Saratoga Springs, a huge fire that left 32 people homeless. It was set on purpose and sources close to the investigation say police have a good idea who did it. They are trying to gather enough evidence to make an arrest. […] [Read More]
Guess the price
It's time for a round of Guess the Price. Fabulous prizes include the satisfaction of knowing you correctly guessed the list price on a selection of properties from around the Capital Region. Homes have been chosen, in all sizes and prices, from various local communities. The answers are asking price rather than selling price. I will post […] [Read More]
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A Middlesboro woman was arrested on Tuesday for allegedly possessing drugs in a cemetery.
Jonna Sue Miracle, 40, was charged with first-degree possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia.
According to the citation, Middlesboro Police answered a complaint of possible drug use in Middlesboro Cemetery on Hurst Road. When Sgt. Edward Myers approached the vehicle, the occupants were making quick, erratic movements.
The citation states the driver, Miracle, had three syringes around her in the floorboard and seat. She also allegedly had a green soft drink cap with a partial pill in it which is believed to be Roxycodone.
Police did not find anything illegal on the passenger of the vehicle, according to the citation.
Miracle was lodged in the Bell County Detention Center. She was released from custody on Wednesday.
Other recent arrests include:
• Angela Lynn Napier, 40, of Fourmile, first-degree promoting contraband;
• William Eddie-Dewayne Muncy, 23, of Frakes, second-degree burglary, second- and fourth-degree assault, first-degree wanton endangerment and was served four warrants.
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