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State Fair sophomore guard Kevin Punter has been named the NJCAA player of the week.
"It feels good but I've just got to keep working hard," he said. "I can't get too satisfied so I'm just ready to move on."
Punter earned the honor after a32-point performance in a triple overtime win over MSU-West Plains on Wednesday and 22 points as the Roadrunners came from behind to beat Mineral Area on Saturday.
Punter said his big week came from the work he was putting in.
"Just getting up every single morning and taking shots I'd normally take in a game," he said. "It's just playing with confidence, no type of swagger, just doing what I do best."
For the season Punter is averaging 20 points per game while hitting 55.2 percent from the field and 36.9 percent from 3-point range. He is one of four Roadrunners averaging in double figures in scoring this season with Joe Thomasson averaging 18.3 points per game, Kedar Edwards averaging 15.2 and Dondre Alexander averaging 11.7. With Thomasson, Punter had the experience of playing together last season, but he has had no trouble getting used to newcomers Edwards and Alexander this year.
"As the season goes on, guys get used to the game," he said. "It's just something that comes natural. We've been playing with each other since the summer time and chemistry forms. We push it from there."
Those teammates have helped, not only in drawing defensive attention away from him, but also in finding him with passes. Thomasson had six assists in the win over Mineral Area and against West Plains, Thomasson had seven assists and Edwards had eight.
"They do a great job of making the extra passes and swinging the ball," he said.
With plenty of season left, Punter knows there are still places where he can improve.
"I just want to continue to grow as a person, grow as a player," he said. "I just want to continue to be a great teammate."
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MY PRIMAL: I (try to) follow by-the-book primal as advocated by Mark Sisson, except for whey powder and a bit of cream. I advocate a two-month strict adjustment for newbies. But everybody is different and other need to tweak Primal to their own needs.
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Good vegan = organic, local, free-range veggies, legumes, etc. Almost sorta Primal, just w/o complete nutrition...
Knifegill is christened to be high carb now!He gives me Lamprey Kisses in the midnight seanotontherug:
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So many people on this site complain that they arent losing weight. No shit. All you do is read the book (if you even did that) then bend the rules for such a long time that you dont think they are being bent, you think those ARE the rules.
"I agree with primal but, i think lifting heavy things, sprinting, slow movement, not eating grains, and eating lots of fat are pretty much just recommendations. You can be primal and not do any of that. Why am I not losing any weight though?
Well, if and once you start having problems, you certainly know what to cut out, right? It's sort of like my mom, I told her that all the latest problems she has are probably directly linked to wheat. I suggested she drops it for 4-5 weeks to see if there is an improvement. Her idea is that she still has 2 slices of bread with her coffee, and, oh, a mini-pizza for supper.... But, she she also calls her pizza 'vegetarian'. After all, she only fried her mushrooms & leeks with a tiny little bit of bacon....
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Nah, I have long figured out that my mom is one of those people who forever try to bend the world to their liking. And are forever puzzled how come it doesn't comply with their simple requests, like bacon being totally vegan.
It's too bad though, after reading Wheat Belly, I am pretty sure my mother is very much a classic case of wheat problems. She has it all from the way she is shaped, and should not be at her athletic prowess to now arthritis (sigh). I was going to give her the book, but after having that conversation with her, I just don't see her ever doing anything useful. She is truly addicted to bread.
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MUSIC; Make Room On Olympus For Today's Sacred Monsters
By MATTHEW GUREWITSCH
Published: May 28, 2000
LEONTYNE PRICE, the reigning diva of the 1960's and 70's, was chatting with National Public Radio during intermission in a broadcast from the San Francisco Opera. Who, the interviewer asked, were the singers who had shown Ms. Price the way? The last of the names she rattled off in the tones of an empress was ''La Callas.'' She had turned opera into something people really cared about, Ms. Price said, ''like baseball.''
Like baseball, all the arts need their heroes. But the art of opera, unlike baseball or hockey or skiing or even tennis, belongs to a frightening degree to custodians who choose to live in the past. ''The garland briefer than a girl's,'' A. E. Housman called the athlete's glory in a famous poem; in sports, records exist to be shattered. But the vestals of opera (critics, biographers, a vocal clique of reactionary fans) treat the starry dead like so many Babe Ruths, and the living like riffraff from a farm team in an age when the major leagues have ceased to exist.
The public at large wants nothing more than to be swept away in real time, as the nightly, obligatory ovations in our major opera houses prove. To some, those ovations merely prove how deep the art has sunk. ''Madame So-and-So was just a house soprano in the Polish provinces,'' say the censorious, who are incapable of enjoyment but cannot stay away. ''If she came along today, she could write her own ticket from Vienna, Milan and London to New York and San Francisco.''
Yes, yes. And if we could travel back to any era we liked, what would we find? A few real divinities here and there, working their miracles against the backdrop mostly of mere routine if not mediocrity and incompetence. Much has changed in the world, but not this. Chronicles of those who were there make this truth very clear. So, in their way, do field trips to the provinces, where time stands still. (Try Parma.)
For Ms. Price, Callas was no death's head but a spur to greatness. Why should it be otherwise today? The most important lesson Callas taught her fellow artists was that at the level of genius, a performer is as much a creator as a playwright, a composer, a choreographer. The same sovereignty of imagination that transforms experience into an ''original'' work of art may be brought to bear on the realization of the words and notes on the page or the steps of a dance in performance. Such art is perishable -- it is consumed in its creation -- but it is not of a lesser order. And it leaves its traces.
What opera needs, at least as much as great voices, is great personalities. Not ''divas,'' in the debased sense of egomaniacs with mannerisms, but intrepid explorers of the human condition, each a Ulysses who has traveled far, seen much, felt deeply. Explorers who convey the fullness of experience through music, word and gesture, touching, in ways unique to themselves, the chord of the universal. At this level, singing a role is no more an act of ''reproduction'' than writing it in the first place.
A current truism of operatic commentary (echoed also in criticism of instrumentalists and conductors) is that conservatories and young-artist programs are churning out interchangeable nonentities, good boys and girls who are well prepared but anonymous. The old Countess of Tchaikovsky's ''Queen of Spades'' speaks for fogies of all ages as she mourns the gilded memory of her youth: ''Who are the dancers now?'' she asks. ''Who sings? Little nobodies.''
Little nobodies? Actually, there are quite a few candidates for induction in the Olympian hall of fame out there, at or near their prime. The bewitching Cecilia Bartoli, the Dickensian Bryn Terfel and the glamorous Renee Fleming are three whose names come instantly to mind, but they are not alone.
Looking no farther than the Metropolitan Opera, we have seen within recent seasons the radiant Finnish soprano Karita Mattila as Elsa in ''Lohengrin,'' the sumptuous Russian mezzo-soprano Olga Borodina as the Philistine siren in Saint-Saens's ''Samson et Dalila'' and the German Rene Pape, noblest of basses, as a pair of Wagnerian kings.
As for Jane Eaglen, the heroine of Wagner's ''Tristan und Isolde'' and ''Der Ring des Nibelungen'' this season, is she the long-awaited Real Thing or the next Rita Hunter? That singer -- not so towering as Ms. Eaglen but equally larger than life -- was another dramatic soprano from England, praised to the skies by the Anglophile music critic Andrew Porter, whose English translation of the ''Ring'' she sang and recorded with the English National Opera. Mr. Porter did his vain best to sell her to the American public but had to admit that her appearances in New York never lived up to the showing she made in London.
To do her justice, Ms. Hunter gave value for money in daunting assignments when no one else was at hand to do better. So does Ms. Eaglen. But does she leave a lasting imaginative stamp on the characters she plays? It may be too soon to say.
As the doll in ''Les Contes d'Hoffmann'' -- visibly expecting, whirling on point while tossing off the most brilliant, intricate and altitudinous roulades -- the French coloratura soprano Natalie Dessay did so for sure. Catherine Malfitano's Emilia Marty in ''The Makropulos Case'' was an electrifying creation, hailed as such by critics and audiences alike. The Carmen of Waltraud Meier, slammed in the press, struck me as no less authentic and persuasive.


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Healing in the Heartland Benefit Concert Airs Tomorrow; Developers Want to Demolish Bob Wills' Triple B Ranch; Album Releases
- Blake Shelton's Healing in the Heartland Oklahoma benefit concert airs on NBC tomorrow night at 9:00 Eastern. It'll also be broadcast on Style, CMT, E!, G4, and Bravo. Performers include Shelton, Miranda Lambert, Reba, and Vince Gill.
- Jody Rosen wrote an excellent profile on Shane McAnally for The New York Times.
- A developer has obtained a demolition permit to tear down Bob Wills' Triple B Ranch in Fresno and build a 200 house subdivision, despite the findings of the Fresno Historical Preservation Commission, reports KFSN-TV.
- Patty Griffin played a few for Bob Harris Country on BBC Radio 2. (warning: autoplay)
- Rolling Stone posted a clip of Dierks Bentley's new single (which hits radio today), "Bourbon in Kentucky," featuring Kacey Musgraves.
- Brian T. Atkinson interviewed Hot Club of Cowtown's Elana James for CMT Edge.
- Stream the John Mellencamp/Stephen King/T Bone Burnett project Ghost Brothers of Darkland County.
- Sarah Jarosz, Kelley Mickwee (The Trishas), and more share their favorite Levon Helm performances.
- Here's a joint interview with Lyle Lovett and Robert Earl Keen published in the New York Times.
- Out August 6: Classic Banjo from Smithsonian Folkways, a compilation featuring Dock Boggs, Pete Seeger, Doc Watson, Ola Belle Reed, Elizabeth Cotten, and more.
- Stephen Deusner wrote about the history of "You Are My Sunshine" for Salon.com.
- Find out the story behind "Midnight Train to Georgia."
- Keith Urban talks about his new album with Gary Graff of The 615. Fuse will be released September 10.
- Anyone watch Ring of Fire on Lifetime last night? Jewel talks about playing June Carter Cash with Rolling Stone and the Tennessean.
- John Fogerty talks about his new record in this USA Today feature. (warning: autoplay)
- Yonder Mountain String Band has a new album in the works.
- Carrie Underwood joined the Rolling Stones onstage in Toronto for "It's Only Rock n' Roll."
- MusicFest is now the Doc & Rosa Lee Watson MusicFest 'N Sugar Grove.
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John Fogerty – Wrote a Song for Everyone
Della Mae – This World Oft Can Be
Gretchen Wilson – Under the Covers
Hot Club of Cowtown – Rendezvous in Rhythm
Claire Lynch – Dear Sister
Rebecca Frazier – When We Fall
Joe Diffie, Sammy Kershaw & Aaron Tippin – All in the Same Boat
The Bankesters – Looking Forward (re-release)
Marshall Chapman – Blaze of Glory
Marshall Tucker Band – Live from Spartanburg, South Carolina
Clarence Bucaro – Dreaming from the Heart of New York
Nell Robinson & Jim Nunally – House & Garden
Various Artists – Turn Me Loose: Outsiders of Old-Time Music
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Enjoyed the Elana James interview, especially her comment on "personal, 'I wrote it'" songs.
A few folks were discussing the Elana James interview yesterday. I've been a HTOC fan since 1998. I also bought the Marshall Chapman album and used AirPlay Direct for Clair Lynch, Della Mae and Nu Blue.
Really enjoyed what little I heard of the new Dierks Bentley single in the Rolling Stone feature. His last two "mainstream Country" albums have left me a little cold outside of his Bluegrass album. Seems like Riser is off to a much better start.
Yes, I enjoyed what I heard of the Bentley single too.
On the "Taste of Country" website, the caption reads "Miranda Lambert Cries While Raising Awareness for Animals Affected by Tornado at 'Healing in the Heartland' Show"
Glad she contributed. However, in this dire aftermath in a city where I have acquaintances and friends, maybe tears for people rather than pets would have been more appropriate. And no doubt she did that as well so I am not questioning her by no means. Just thought the headline was "odd".
Please PETA, don't come after me!
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WOODBURN — Churubusco's baseball team ran its record to 14-6 with a 7-4 win over Woodlan in a game played on the Warriors' field Monday evening.
Churubusco jumped out to a lead, pushing across three runs in the top of the first inning.
SOUTH WHITLEY — There have been times this season when the Whitko Lady Wildcats softball team has let up on opponents after a big lead.
Monday was not one of those games. The Lady 'Cats kept their foot on the gas the entire game and the offense powered Whitko to an 11-1 win over Three Rivers Conference opponent Southwood.
SOUTH WHITLEY — A late surge from West Noble came up short and Whitko's baseball team earned its 17th win of the season Monday, 5-3.
Tanner Gaff hit a solo shot over the fence in the first to start the game.
COLUMBIA CITY — In a game shortened to five innings, Columbia City's Lady Eagle softball team used the long ball to down visiting Northeast Hoosier Conference foe Norwell 13-6 Monday evening.
Every time the visiting Lady Knights scored, the Lady Eagles responded with offensive output of their own.
ZIONSVILLE — Columbia City's golf team placed third in the prestigious Dave Sollman Invitational at Zionsville, downing ranked teams in the process.
The Eagles, ranked No. 15 in the latest coaches' poll shot a 312, behind only No. 3-ranked Westfield's 297, and No. 1-ranked Center Grove which shot a 302. The Eagles placed ahead of No. 2-Ranked Carmel's 318 and No. 6-ranked Zionsville in the 17-team tournament.
ANGOLA — Churubusco's boys track team traveled to Angola and came home with the Northeast Corner Conference crown.
The boys blew away their opponents, scoring 28.5 more points than the second-best team, Fairfield, to take the win.
SOUTH WHITLEY — Friday night was one of the most competitive games played between Whitko's and Columbia City's baseball teams.
The Eagles led the entire game only to see the Wildcats score in the bottom of the seventh inning to earn a 9-8 victory.
Columbia City scored three runs in the top of the seventh to earn what seemed like a safe 8-5 lead.
Whitko took advantage of a throwing error by the Eagles to score Zach Snep and Tanner Gaff.
Drew Bradford followed that with a single to bring in Hunter Sroufe.
Drew O'Dell, Columbia City senior, signed a letter of intent to play football for the University of Mount Union in Alliance, Ohio.
O'Dell will study sports business at Mount Union. Pictured, from front left: Ross O'Dell, father; Drew O'Dell; and Lisa O'Dell, mother. Back: Columbia City Head Football Coach Brett Fox.
COLUMBIA CITY — Indian Springs Middle School hosted its annual invitational golf tournament Saturday at Eagle Glen Golf Course. Indian Springs' girls team placed second, losing in a tiebreaker.
Indian Springs shot a 273 as a team to tie for first in the five-team tournament, but took second on a tiebreaker.
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More stolen property charges have been lodged against a 56-year-old Sampson County man first jailed in 2012 on felony charges stemming from a months-long stolen equipment investigation that originated in Johnston County.
Earlier in the week, Sampson County sheriff's officers leveled seven more felony possessing/concealing stolen property charges against Moses Gregg King of 3130 Preacher Henry Road, Faison.
According to Cpl. Marcus Smith, the warrants served on King stemmed from the ongoing stolen property investigation.
"Through that investigation," Smith noted, "more stolen property was discovered to be related to the 2012 investigation and, as a result, he was charged."
The probe, Smith said, was continuing and more charges could be leveled.
King was first taken into custody in May 2012 after investigators with the Sampson Sheriff's Office, the Johnston County Sheriff's Office and the N.C. Department of Motor Vehicles' License and Theft Bureau executed a search warrant at his residence.
At that time, he was charged with one count of possession of stolen goods; one count of delivering/accepting a blank /open title; and 27 counts of altering serial numbers.
According to 2012 reports from the Sampson County Sheriff's Office, a search was conducted of the Preacher Henry Road residence and investigators seized over $200,000 in property, including nine pieces of equipment: a Trailer Corporation dolly; a Link Belt Track-hoe; a PJ gooseneck trailer; a Caterpillar engine; and E-Z Go golf-cart, to name a few. Four of the pieces of equipment were missing Vehicle Identification Numbers (VIN) plates, four pieces had altered/fictitious VIN plates, and one piece of equipment was stolen. Equipment for altering or manufacturing fictitious VIN plates was also seized in addition to multiple fictitious VIN plates and blank N.C. Department of Motor Vehicle titles.
King was identified as the owner of the property and was immediately arrested and jailed under a $300,000 bond.
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O'Leary on the brink as part in revolt revealed
David O'Leary looked to have given Doug Ellis more than enough reason to hand him his P45 after it emerged that he had sided with the players in their attack on the Villa Chairman
Open war predicted for Woods and Faldo
There could be as many fists swung as clubs on the first tee at Hoylake after Tiger Woods did little to dampen the hostile mood between himself and Nick Faldo.
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Nicol to call time on career in shadow of the Pyramids
Squash: England and Scotland legend Peter Nicol will retire after making a final attempt on the World Open title at the Giza Pyramids in September.
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Real plan triple swoop as the Juventus bargain hunt begins
Real Madrid look set to pick the biggest bones from the carcass of Juventus as Real's sporting director Predrag Mijatovic flies in to negotiate deals for Fabio Cannavaro, Emerson and Gianluca Zambrotta .
United turn down Real offer for disaffected Van Nistelrooy
Sir Alex Ferguson revealed Manchester United have turned down Real Madrid's reported £10m offer for unsettled striker Ruud van Nistelrooy.
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Kuyt's price set to fall as Liverpool hold tight
Liverpool are still hoping to sign Dutch international Dirk Kuyt after a lack of interest in the Feyenoord striker from Europe's top clubs could force them to lower their valuation.
Anelka has a change of heart and fancies Fratton Park
Nicolas Anelka could soon be bringing his unique brand of cheer to Fratton Park after growing keener on the idea of a move to Potsmouth as he seeks an exit from Fenerbahce.
House that Doug built is a long way from European Villa
Since becoming chairman in 1982, Doug Ellis has failed to return Aston Villa to the heady heights of their European Cup victory of that year, writes Stuart James.
Mourinho says he has only one more signing to make
Closely-cropped Jose Mourinho has predicted that Chelsea will only make one more summer signing and allow one player to leave ahead of the new season.
Bent rejects Newcastle's advances to stay at Valley
Darren Bent has committed his future to Charlton after signing a new four-year deal at the Valley despite reported interest from Newcastle.
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Reds look to escape their inner city blues
Rugby league: The government is turning new sports stadia into 'temples of consumerism', as Salford's plans for a new out-of-town home demonstrate, writes David Conn.
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Colin Montgomerie said he will not be attacking the Hoylake course in search of his first major, claiming a controlled approach will bring more benefit this week.
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There is a reason why nobody plays Vanguard. Once people found out that a MMO could be fun and not a insane grind fest like EQ they flocked to it. This is why WoW is such a hit.
Give me a break. Vanguard has been out for what? A month? Do you think that might be why "nobody plays [it]" in comparison to WoW which has been out for like 2 1/2 years now?
Vanguard is fun to a point but it really is one dimensional.
One-dimensional according to what? Could you never get into the crafting, diplomacy, or harvesting aspects of the game?
And before you get your panties all in a wad, I'm not just trying to argue with you and you're not hurting my feelings about Vanguard. But the things that come out of your mouth just make no sense.
You can say you have to grind too much on Vanguard. Fine. But the game is not one-dimensional; it has many different paths of gameplay that you can take for endless hours.
Maybe it's "one-dimensional" compared to WoW.. I wouldn't know. I sat down and played WoW for about an hour and a half and never could get over how crappy the graphics were. I know a lot of people like it and so it's probably a great game, but if I'm going to spend hundreds and hundreds of hours playing something then it has to at least look decent.
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HERSHEY – One mistake is all it took for the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins to drop another game to the Hershey Bears.
A Penguin turnover in the first period led to a Hershey goal and Bears' goaltender Braden Holtby stopped all 33 shots he faced to beat Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, 2-0 on Wednesday. It was just the second time the Penguins have been shutout this season.
The loss drops the Penguins to 14-12-1-1 on the season and 1-4-1-0 against Hershey. The loss also allows Hershey to pass the Penguins for third place in the East Division.
Less than four minutes into the game, Brian Strait attempted a pass from behind his own net that deflected off Hershey's Ryan Potulny in front. Jeff Zatkoff skated out to close the gap, but Garrett Mitchell picked up the puck and deposited into an open net for an early 1-0 lead.
The Penguins had two power play opportunities later in the period but failed to get on the board.
The second period brought a revamped attack from the Penguins, including a near-miss from Brian Dumoulin in the opening minutes. The Penguins continued to control the offensive play while preventing the Bears from getting a shot on goal until Tomas Kundratek got the puck on net with less than four minutes left.
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In the first half of the third period, the Penguins received two golden opportunities to even things up when Hershey was whistled for a pair of minor penalties. During the ensuing power plays the Penguins failed to generate much in the way of scoring chances, but they did generate some excitement on even strength.
Brian Gibbons teamed up with Zach Sill on a two-on-one early in the period, and Holtby made the save on a wrister from Gibbons while steering the rebound away from Sill.
Hershey immediately rushed the puck into the Penguins end and Jeff Zatkoff responded with a nice glove save on Potulny to keep the Bears' lead to 1-0.
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The Penguins power play was 0-for-6 on the night and has scored just once in its last six games.
They get another chance to right the ship tonight when Hershey comes to town for a rematch at the Mohegan Sun Arena at 7:05 p.m.
First Period: 1. Scoring - HER, Garrett Mitchell 6 (Potulny) 3:56. Penalties - HER, Mitchell (delay of game) 7:20; HER, Hamill (slashing) 15:57; WBS, Strait (interference) 18:22.
Second Period: 1. Scoring - None. Penalties - HER, Berry (tripping) 9:28; WBS, Peters (tripping) 13:13; WBS, Holzapfel (delay of game) 16:31; HER, Kane (unsportsmanlike conduct) 16:55; WBS, Thompson (tripping) 19:50.
Third Period: Scoring - HER, Jeff Taffe 7 unassisted, empty net 19:51. Penalties - HER, Marshall (interference) 2:37; HER, Barlow (delay of game) 9:03; WBS, Uher (tripping) 12:08; WBS, Farnham (misconduct) 19:43.
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Enemies, particularly the "bosses" will also vary their attacks and strategies, employing different emotes of their own. This makes the final battle much less of an "arm wrestling" match, and more of a strategic puzzle the group must contend with. It certainly adds a layer of challenge to the dungeons.
That part, sounds fantastic.
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...Yet another reason?
What were your first few reasons, mate? Other than you are incapable of entering your proper birthdate into their site?
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There will always be haters, mate. Either inexperienced trolls that dont have the balls or the inclination to put their own work on display, or jaded artists that dont remember what it was like when they first started out.
Your comic is in its growth stage. No, I dont think that its the best thing on earth at the moment, but that should do nothing to detract from your passion or your drive to continue its growth. I think you have potential, so keep on honing your storytelling and artistic technique; days, weeks, or years from now, you will be the judge of whether you succeeded or not.
Not these haters!
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Wow, that was an ignorant remark.
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To be honest, Im pretty sure youre looking for Age of Conan. Again, yadda yadda yadda, the game is VASTLY improved since launch. Thats the buzz, and I can tell you that its true. So if youve played it already, banish your previous notions and give it a shot.
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Hey guys, Im new to the site, but Ive been lurking you folks for a long time. I read massively and MMORPG.com pretty much every day, even though Im currently not playing any MMOs. Oh sure, Ive gone through a lot of them - EVE, WoW, Atlantica, RO, AshenEmpires, Fallen Earth, Darkfall - pretty much searching everywhere to quell my desire for a truly immersive MMO.
I think everyone is craving something that will unite interactivity between people, a dynamic world, limitless possibilities, and dynamic fun into a sandbox that we can all play digitally. Sadly, its getting harder and harder to see that become a reality.
I dont fault the game developers - it could be a lack of technology...or perhaps the risks of making such a game are just too high financially. Im sure it will happen sometime, but until then I had a thought:
How many of you folks got into RPGs through good old-fashioned Pen-and-Paper RPGs? D&D of course, but anything else really. RIFTS, GURPS...even some newer ones (relatively speaking) like the Warhammer RPG. It seems that personally, Im just looking for a game that allows me to experience a world that feels as limitless as the ones I created when I used to pore over a tattered notebook imagining my own [instances] and [epic loots].
Theres something about biting down into some core rulebooks and dealing with good old fashioned imagination to make up your own rules, settings, weapons, and stories - without having to worry about the limits of technology or expensive computers.
I suppose this post lacks focus, but I felt that maybe a few of you older gamers like myself might be around on these boards in a similar situation as myself. About 8 months ago I created my own version of an online rpg by bringing some pretty hearty homebrew pen-and-paper rules to create my own forum game ( http://empireinblood.lefora.com if youre curious ), playing some good old fashioned imagination-heavy RPG action with some old friends.
Its funny, we post once a day so it fills that need that MMOs held over me for so long. I quit WoW awhile back, and since then Ive found that this has been more fun than anything I ever did in the (thousands of) hours I played that game. Whats more, I have successfully recruited 2 complete strangers into the game that have become as close as any guildmates Ive ever had in any of the MMOs I played. The social gaming fulfillment I got by running raids or dungeons with random people have been replaced with an epic story woven between my good friends and myself.
Now, with over 1700 posts between 6 of us, its hard not to feel the same kind of accomplishment that one might feel when looking at a high-level character and his gear. Theres a full archive of the entire adventure that I can read any time, and its like looking at the living breathing history I so crave. The characters do whatever their imaginations feel like - they take on crafting professions and make whatever decisions they want outside of the confines of any defined ruleset. If something needs a rule, I make it up. Theres no waiting on development cycles; it takes a few hours to come up with a coherent ruleset. And posting once per day takes as little or as long as you could want.
I guess what Im getting at is - if there are any of you waiting on the next big thing, waiting for the true sandbox experience to come to you with all the features on your list...maybe you should dust off your old pen-and-paper books, find yourself some players, and make your own world.


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For 18 years now, I have taken seriously the phrase "beyond a reasonable doubt." I have discussed that standard of proof in this column in connection with the now-infamous murder case in Warrensburg, reminding readers that accusation of a crime is not proof "beyond a reasonable doubt." I have known that my application of that standard in cases has been a burr under more than one person's saddle. And yet, that is the standard of proof in a criminal case. Period.
This past week, I have found out exactly what that phrase, that standard, means to someone who has been violated, but who cannot offer proof beyond a reasonable doubt.
We got a call last weekend from Emily, who told a tale that no parent wants to hear. She was out for dinner, and when she did not expect it, an acquaintance, a young man whom she had dated for a while, burst into the restaurant and began swinging his fists at the man with whom she was eating dinner (I will call him Scott). The management of the restaurant managed to take hold of the situation and escorted the unfortunately inebriated young man from the premises.
That, however, did not end the problem. Without going into detail, the fight eventually continued, and the police were called. Emily, Scott, and Scott's roommate all discovered the next morning their cars had been vandalized. Someone had broken off the cars' outside mirrors and had "keyed" Emily's car on all panels, so badly that the entire car will have to be completely repainted.
We, of course, told her she would have to make a police report, which she did. She also asked for an order of protection.
The order of protection was denied. Nothing in Emily's story indicated she should fear for her safety, according to the judge who heard the evidence. And the police officer to whom she made the report told her she had little, if any, proof the young man who started the fight had damaged her car. No one had seen him do it, even though the police had found the mirrors of one of the other cars in his car's back seat. The police officer would ask for charges, she said, but Emily should not expect that the prosecutor would file them.
I was infuriated and outraged. Of course he had done it. Who else would do such a thing on that particular night after such an exhibition? It had to be him!
And then I remembered that phrase: "beyond a reasonable doubt."
Was it reasonable to connect the incidents? Because of the timing of each incident, there was no real connection, other than the mirrors were broken from each car. There were no witnesses. No one was willing to come forward to say that he or she knew what had happened. The perpetrator was certainly not willing to put himself or herself in the position of being convicted of a felony; after all, he or she has the right to remain silent so as not to incriminate him/herself.
And so we are left, quite unsatisfactorily, with the troubling question that many people are forced to ask: When the standard cannot be met, is it better to let a guilty person go free than to convict and imprison someone who is innocent?
Every time I find a defendant not guilty, I think that a victim, sure of the perpetrator's guilt, is answering that question by vehemently saying, "Absolutely NOT!" This time, I, too, am saying the same thing.
And yet I know that "beyond a reasonable doubt" must always mean just that. As blindly angry as I am right now, I know that to be the truth.
But Emily may have another avenue to ask for restitution for what has happened. You see, the standard of proof in a civil court, such as in small claims court, is a "preponderance of the evidence" — it is more likely than not that the defendant caused the damages. Perhaps, should she ask a civil court to examine the evidence, the justice system will triumph after all. I am hoping.


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Game #35 at Penguins: Do we have to?
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Hey, those Penguins are big news, aren't they? By acquiring prized deadline mover and the best right winger to ever grace the lobby of a Scotiabank, Jarome Iginla, the Pens have somehow overshadowed their own story of adding hockey-buzz-word inducing Brendan Morrow and Douglas Murray. They're going "all-in" says GM Ray Shero, but thankfully for the Jets, their best players are almost 'all out' with injury tonight. (Preposition play!) Oh, except the highest scorer in the league. But really, Stamkos has a game in hand on Crosby, so assuming he can score 12 points in that game, we'll have a new #1. Eat it Sid!
Ondrej's Play of Late
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March 27 2013 08:07AM
This won't be a long article, and it is not going to be loaded with in-depth stats. If anything, I am writing it simply as a 'tip of the hat' to a player that for the majority of this season I have been very hard on.
That's not to say I wasn't right to be hard on Ondrej Pavelec. After all, he was at times God awful for at least half of the season. His glove hand was pitiful, his rebound control left nothing to be desired, and it could be said that he costed the Jets a handful of games.
Let me take you back to March 8th.
Olli Jokinen: Please eat another hamburger
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March 26 2013 06:04PM
Olli Jokinen was a free agent signing by the Jets this off-season - a two year, $9million deal intended to give Scheifele time to develop, add veteran depth down the middle, and create goals. He'd come off seasons of 54 and 61 points in Calgary (version 2), and though he is far removed from his 90 point seasons in Florida, Jokinen's lowest scoring season in the inter-lockout period was a 50 point campaign split between the Flames and Rangers. That is, until his 23 point pace with the Jets this year. And to be clear, that's a 23 point pace over an 82 game season. Boxcars aren't everything, but I can't help but start with the question, how bad has he been? It's not for the weak of stomach.
Game #34 - Huge Stakes
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March 26 2013 11:43AM
It doesn't get any bigger than this. Well, it actually does - specifically this Saturday at the MTS Centre. But until then, this is as big as it gets. Tonight, your Winnipeg Jets travel to Raleigh, North Carolina to face the Carolina Hurricanes.
A Running Mate for Kane
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March 25 2013 11:20AM
Poor Evander Kane. And Jets fans as a whole. While Blake Wheeler, Andrew Ladd and Bryan Little form a consideble trio with fairly reliable and successful chemistry, Evander Kane has been saddled with a "who's who" of players you don't want lining up with your budding young star.


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Curtiss, J. Milton; pres. The Curtiss-Ambler Realty Co.; born, Harrisville, Medina County, O., Feb. 26, 1840; educated in the district and city schools, Brooklyn Academy and Cleveland Institute, University Heights, now Lincoln Heights; taught district school one year; engaged in the nursery business for twenty years, helped to organize and was one of the first trustees of Brooklyn village; moved to Cleveland in 1868; member City Council, 1876 to 1883; appointed Park Commissioner by Mayor Herrick; served two years; for five years supt. Riverside Cemetery; pres. Riverside Cemetery Ass'n.
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Oct 27, 2012A good game. As a fan of the original series, there are few things that annoy me. First is that for the first 4 islands (at least) your troopA good game. As a fan of the original series, there are few things that annoy me. First is that for the first 4 islands (at least) your troop selection is very limited, and the enemy is 95% undead, with some bears, snakes and spiders here and there. What made the original game great is that you build your army, and adapt it to a **wide variety of battles**. In the original game, you fought varying armies of neutrals, humans, dwarves, orcs, etc. In the original series, you had to use real tactics to defeat armies. I do not see this too much in this game. Playing it on Hard, the majority of the battles feel way too easy and predictable. There's one ranged undead unit, occasionally a necromancer. I have more or less the same viking army. After 200 battles this gets repetitive. The units are cheap, and before level 15 I have about 400k gold, which I dont remember happening in other titles. My other complaints are poor translation quality, I cannot make sense of some traits (ex: Favorite of the Gods) and abilities. I've seen 1 pirate in 4 islands. Some skills are broken (like the random blessing of witch hunters). Other than that, the game is good, and is worth the price tag.… Full Review »
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IFOAM Delegation at the International Symposium on Agroecology for Food Security and Nutrition
An IFOAM Delegation made up of Andre Leu, Mathew John and Cristina Grandi will be participating in the International Symposium on Agroecology for Food Security and Nutrition, 18-19 September, in Rome. This symposium, organized by FAO, aims to capture scientific knowledge and promote an open dialogue whilst sharing experiences and policies on... more
IFOAM Calls for Tea Industry to Safeguard Consumers' Right to Safe Tea
Reports reveal that the teas of leading international brands contain hazardous pesticides, putting at risk consumers' health, as well as the lives of farmers exposed to pesticides. A shift in the approach of the tea sector to production and processing is urgently needed to save human lives and preserve consumers' health, as well as the... more