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Banged-Up Lundqvist Ready To Go For Rangers In Game 3
Facing an 0-2 hole against the Bruins, one key factor for the Rangers is the play — and health — of goalie Henrik Lundqvist.
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The Blueshirts aren't about to go down against the Bruins without a fight as their series heads to Madison Square Garden.
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Henrik Lundqvist is the best goalie in the world. If he doesn't start playing like it, though, this series is over.
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The NHL playoffs are off to a heart-pounding start with a record 17 games going to overtime in the first round.
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There is one key explanation, above all others, for why the Rangers are heading to the Eastern Conference semifinals. "Henrik Lundqvist," Capitals forward Troy Brouwer said. "Plain and simple."
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Home-ice advantage has held up for six games between Washington and New York. The Rangers hope to snap the trend in Monday's do-or-die series finale.
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Nobody collapses in the postseason quite like the Capitals. 1985. 1987. 1992. 1995. 1996. 2003. 2009. 2010. All series that Washington led either 2-0 or 3-1 — and went on to lose.
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Nobody collapses in the postseason quite like the Capitals. 1985. 1987. 1992. 1995. 1996. 2003. 2009. 2010. All series that Washington led either 2-0 or 3-1 — and went on to lose.
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If the Blueshirts are going to come all the way back and knock out Washington, they need to figure out how to transport their Madison Square Garden offense to the nation's capital.
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Loving family remembers comedy king
The commemoration of comedy king Dolphy's death anniversary last July 10 was solemn and simple. It was devoid of weeping and wailing. A feeling of peace pervaded. It almost felt like we were all enveloped in (Tito) Dolphy's fatherly embrace. The touching message of Fr. Jerry Orbos and the beautiful rendition of "Nandito Lang Ako" by the blind young singer Fatima Soriano during the Mass made the occasion all the more tranquil.
Here are the musings of some of Tito Dolphy's loved ones. May the beauty of the memories outweigh the pain. The Quizons now know that there is love after death, indeed.
Zsa Zsa Padilla
Coping without Dolphy is like a roller-coaster ride. There are days when I'm OK; other days I'm mad at him, so I mess up his side of the bed. I talk to him daily. I tell him, if he wants to make pa-pansin to me, to just put a melody in my head of any of the standards he loved listening to me sing. But until now, 'di ko pa rin kaya kantahin ang "Hiram." That will make me break down. I miss coming home to him and telling him about my day.
At 49, I feel I'm too old to fall in love again. I don't know what it's like to date these days. Should I put myself out there? I've been with a man since I was 16. It's only now that I feel at ease being with just myself. My world revolves around my three daughters. I don't know if they are ready to share me with someone else. But if, and when, the time comes, knowing Dolphy magseselos 'yun. Love is not on my priority list.
We are planning to sell the house, just to be practical, since it's too big to maintain. Soon enough, Nicole and Zia will want to live independently, so I'll be left all alone in such a huge place. But it will be a tough decision; there are too many memories in our home with Lovey.
Eric Quizon
I don't think I was Dad's favorite. If I were, he would not have assigned me to take charge of certain matters during the last days of his life. That was quite a load but, of course, I did it all for the love of Dad. Besides, he told me kung 'di daw ako ang aasikaso, sino pa? I guess he was comfortable turning to me because, aside from being father and son, we had also worked together on many projects. So, he knew what I could do.
Whenever I'm troubled, all I have to do is visit my dad at Heritage Park. I unburden myself to him and, just like magic, [I would immediately find] the answer… or the solution would come in a few days.
I will continue Dad's legacy by continuing to help people the way he did through his foundation.
My funniest moment with my father was when we were inside an elevator in Hong Kong. Some Chinese were conversing so loudly in their language. 'Di na nakayanan ni Dad ang ingay, so he started talking to me in a funny-sounding "language" that made the Chinese stop blabbing and look at us, wondering where we came from. Dad sounded like he had come from outer space.
Zia Quizon
I am like my dad because I always like to look at the brighter side of life—the way he taught me. Every song I sing, I dedicate to him. He was a big influence on my tastes in music. For me, he lives on, through my songs.
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I recently picked up "Pixel" while browsing random games on Xbox Live, and I'm glad I did! Being an indie game, it's set at a very low price (around $5 or less I believe). That being said, the visual style in this game is fantastic. It is a world of blue and white tones that pop out of the screen as you play. The audio ranges from super cute and catchy to annoying... just like other popular 8-bit titles! ;) You play as Pixel, a cute little 8-bit cat that is one an epic journey to "Meow Town" t...4 out of 4 found this review helpful.
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There really isn't a whole lot to say about Cube Runner. What started out as a test graphics engine for the iPhone has turned into a very simple yet fun game.Cube Runner use an extremely simple concept that many old-fashioned arcade games have: If you touch something, you die. As you glide through the world in your triangular ship, you are constantly moving forward and accruing points. Your speed gets faster, cubes become more prevalent, and occasional the entire graphical look of the game sudd...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
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Out of the vast selection of free games on the iPhone, they generally tend to lean towards the "fake beer drinking" and "connect the dots" side of the fence in terms of quality and content. If you are expecting that same quality from Aurora Feint as you go into this free game, your mind will be blown.Hell, it may be blown anyways.Aurora Feint is the very early version (126.96.36.199 at the time of this review) of a self-proclaimed "iPhone MMO" title. At the moment, there is no multiplayer aspect other...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.


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Lilly Pad is the ultimate experience in 30A beach vacationing. This gorgeous home is over 2,200 square feet and sleeps 8 people comfortably. There are 3 bedrooms and 4 baths with each bedroom having a private bath for added convenience. You will not find better views unless you are directly on the beach.
This beautiful vacation home is located on the west end of 30A within a 3 minute drive to Sandestin and a 5 minute drive to Seaside. This 30A vacation rental sits directly on a coastal lake with a private dock and less than 100 yards from the beach. You have phenomenal views from every room in the home. Lilly pad boasts 3 large porches to capture the unbelievable views.
Lilly pad is located within 100 yards of Stinky's Fish Camp and Lake Place Restaurant. You have your own private dock which is perfect for fishing, kayaking, or swimming in the lake. The house comes with bikes, and fishing rods for your enjoyment. There is also a gas grill on the porch so you can enjoy the views while grilling hamburgers. This vacation home was completely remodeled in 2009 and all furnishings are brand new. The home was professionally decorated by a local design company with high end beach decor. The home features hardwood flooring, granite throughout, new appliances, all new linens and bedding, etc… You will not find a better 30A beach rental in this price range.
Santa Rosa Beach is quickly becoming a popular vacation spot because of it's location. Santa Rosa Beach is located on the west end of 30A and only a short drive to the many restaurants and boutiques of Destin. If you are looking for a fantastic 30A rental that is close to the beach with many activities then Lilly Pad is for you.
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Large Porch
Full Bath
Living room with sleeper sofa (2)
2nd Floor:
Queen bedroom with private bath and porch (2)
Twin bedroom with two twin beds and private bath (2)
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King Master Suite with private bath, wetbar, and balcony (2)
Sleeps 8
The house was perfect for accommodating our three daughters aged 19-24. We had a fun family vacation at the beach and found the extra's supplied by the owner a nice surprise. We used the beach chairs, the two bikes and even the paddle boat on the pond. My husband and I did get our exercise climbing to the fourth floor to our master suite that included our own fridge and coffee pot. Our private balcony had the best view of the gulf and the rocking chairs were awesome!
While they did not detract from the overall satisfaction of the rental, there were a number of annoying maintenance issues. There was no shower curtains in any of the four bathrooms. The washing machine squeaked loudly. The second floor bedroom door would not stay closed. There were only four chairs at the dining table despite the fact that the unit would normally house six adults. One of those chairs was wobbly. The unit needed more than one garbage can. Again, the unit is designed for six adults and that's a more trash than one can is capable of containing. What was most annoying is that there was no curtains on most of the windows. That included all four bathrooms. The lack of that normal amenity in a house was considered a major lack of privacy.
Great location. Great customer service. The bathrooms were very small and not very high end, but not a big deal. Kitchen was well equipped. TVs were all nice. Being located next to Stinky's Fish Camp is great when you want to walk next door for a fantastic meal, but also a bit irritating the rest of the time. Customers, who don't want to pay to valet park, have started parking along the road and they end up in front of the Lily Pad. It blocks the view of the road when you're trying to pull out.
We were so pleased to spend our anniversary at Lily Pad. The views of the lake and beach are second to none and the house was perfect. We loved having the master suite on the top floor and the three flights of stairs kept us in shape so that we could hit the beach looking good. ha ha.
Great location and well kept home. Would recommend providing more soap for dishes and more toilet paper, other than that, no complaints!
The house was beautiful and even though it wasn't right on the beach, the views were great and access to beach was right across the street. We appreciated having supplies such as bikes, beach chairs, boogie boards and even a kite! I would recommend this house for people who can handle stairs. We enjoyed it with our three girls and would definitely return again!
Nice place but there were no blinds on any of the windows. Not even the bathroom. We ended up putting boxes up in the bathroom for privacy. Kids across the street kept using the dock. I chased them off a couple of times. A canoe would have been better than a paddle boat. Bring a radio and music. Other than that, it was a nice place and we had a good time. The beach was just across the street and the bikes and chairs were great. Nice quality house, well furnished, and clean. A table on the patio would have been nice as well.
Santa Rosa Beach is quickly becoming a popular vacation spot because of it's location. Santa Rosa Beach is located on the west end of 30A and only a short drive to the many restaurants and boutiques of Destin. If you are looking for a fantastic 30A rental that is close to the beach with many activities then Lilly Pad is for you.
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These armed encounters have resulted in considerable losses for the IDF. Due to the failures to stop the launch of Qassam rockets and smuggling tunnels activities, the Engineering Corps exposed and destroyed (according to human rights organizations) thousands of homes in southern Gaza. During 2005, the Southern Command was involved in the unilateral Gaza disengagement plan, initiated by Ariel Sharon (Prime Minister of Israel, 2001-2006), which mainly entailed the removals of all Israeli settlements from the Gaza Strip and back to the Israeli side of the Green Line. The Command re-situated itself north of the Gaza fence, while the Philadelphi Route was given to Egypt, who did not however prevent the movement of thousands of Palestinians between the Gaza Strip and the Sinai through the city of Rafah. As 2006, the attempt to infiltrate Israel to perform suicide bombings and the launch of Qassam rockets, especially by Islamic Jihad and the Popular Resistance Committees, remains ongoing and is the central focus of the Southern Command.


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Pink® Batts® insulation -2011 is a year of celebration for Tasman as it marks 50 years of Pink® Batts® insulation manufacture at the Auckland site' replace with 'Tasman Insulation has been manufacturing Pink® Batts® insulation at the Auckland site for over 50 years'.
The history of Sisalation can be tracked to around the turn of the 20th Century. In approximately 1911 F.W. Williams & Co. Pty Ltd, a Sydney based paper and stationery merchant, were appointed as the sole Australian importers and distributors for a range of bitumen based building papers known as Sisalkraft® and manufactured by the British Sisalkraft Company Pty Ltd. For the next thirty six years F.W. Williams continued to successfully import, distribute and market Sisalkraft throughout Australia forging partnerships with the Royal Australian Army for provision of materials for temporary housing of soldiers right through to being used in the construction of the famous ANZAC War Memorial in Hyde Park, Sydney. Then in 1947, F. W. Williams & Co. formed a 50:50 partnership with the American Reinforced Paper Company to create a joint venture, to be known as Australian Sisalkraft®, which would domestically manufacture and sell reinforced laminations of paper, aluminium foil and other substrates for use as insulation and vapour barriers. In 1948, 10 acres (4 hectares) of land is purchased on Arthur Street Flemington (later to be designated Homebush) for the construction of a modern factory and mill for the manufacture of Sisalkraft bituminous papers and insulation. Construction of the plant began in 1949 but record Sydney rain falls coupled with skilled labour shortages following WWII saw to it that the plant was not completed until 1951. the first ever production run commenced at the Homebush plant on 26th October 1951.
From day one the newly formed Australian Sisalkraft Co. has a significant focus on innovation and research and development into the creation of new products. It was out of this focus that the Sisalation brand of reflective foil laminates was launched onto the Australian market in 1952. This was followed closely by the development and launch of the first commercially applicable flame retardant adhesive that allowed the Sisalation brand of reflective foil laminates to revolutionise the world insulation market.
Between the 1950's and early 1970's 15 million square feet of Sisalation was used in the construction and insulation of temporary housing built during the Snowy Mountains Scheme. In 1961, Sisalation was used in the construction and insulation of the support buildings for the Parkes Radio Telescope. Made famous by its roll in helping to broadcast the Apollo moon landings and later popularised in the Australian movie 'The Dish' the Parkes telescope and its support buildings continue to play a vital role in furthering our understanding of our galaxy and beyond. Throughout the 1960's Sisalation continues to introduce increasing numbers of the Australian public to the benefits of insulation. In partnership with Warner Bros.
Sisalation produces the animated feature 'The Magic Barrier' to educate audiences about the benefits of insulation and Sisalation in particular. The film was released internationally and achieved the rare feat of receiving critical acclaim whilst being a commercial success. The 1960's also saw Sisalation win the first of its many awards for Outstanding Export Achievement as it forged ahead into new markets in both South East Asia and South America. At the same time the Homebush manufacturing plant was further extended and new state of the art laminating machinery was purchased and installed to satisfy the additional demand for product. Following the devastation wreaked by Cyclone Tracey on the city of Darwin on 25th December 1974, several 100,000 square metres of Sisalation were donated to aid in the re-building of the city. In 1985, Super Sisalation as patented double Albar® reinforced lamination combining the dual strengths of polypropylene weave and fibreglass scrim is released into the market – the first of its kind. In 2002 Sisalation revolutionised the reflective foil laminate tile and metal roof sarking segments with the introduction of a range of independently tested and certified Fall Arrest products. In 2003 Sisalation was used in the construction and insulation of the Hong Kong Finance Centre Tower 2IFC which at 88 stories high is the tallest building in Hong Kong. In 2004 in the aftermath of the Asian Tsunami disaster Sisalation donated significant quantities of sarking material to assist in the enormous task of re-building peoples homes and livelihoods.
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Grievance procedure is a formal communication between an employee and the management designed for the settlement of a grievance. The grievance procedures differ from organization to organization.
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Open door policy:
Under this policy, the aggrieved employee is free to meet the top executives of the organization and get his grievances redressed. Such a policy works well only in small organizations. However, in bigger organizations, top management executives are usually busy with other concerned matters of the company. Moreover, it is believed that open door
policy is suitable for executives; operational employees may feel shy to go to top management.
Step ladder policy:
Under this policy, the aggrieved employee has to follow a step by step procedure for getting his grievance redressed. In this procedure, whenever an employee is confronted with a grievance, he presents his problem to his immediate supervisor. If the employee is not satisfied with superiors decision, then he discusses his grievance with the departmental head. The departmental head discusses the problem with joint grievance committees to find a solution. However, if the committee also fails to redress the grievance, then it may be referred to chief executive. If the chief executive also fails to redress the grievance, then such a grievance is referred to voluntary arbitration where the award of arbitrator is binding on both the parties.
The 15th session of Indian Labor Conference held in 1957 emphasized the need of an established grievance procedure for the country which would be acceptable to unions as well as to management. In the 16th session of Indian Labor Conference, a model for grievance procedure was drawn up. This model helps in creation of grievance machinery. According to it, workers representatives are to be elected for a department or their union is to nominate them. Management has to specify the persons in each department who are to be approached first and the departmental heads who are supposed to be approached in the second step.
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What is an electric violin?
Believe it or not, the electric violin has been around since the early part of the 20th century. In fact, there were a number of companies doing busines as early as the 1930s and 1940s who manufactured electric violins.
A regular acoustic violin can be made into an electric violin with an add-on pickup. This can attach to the bridge, the body or even the fingerboard.
An electric violin is a string instrument that is like both an electric guitar and a classical violin. Most have a solid body and produce the sound with built-in pickups.
Most electric violin players prefer the solid-body type. They usually have a non-traditional design and use light-weight materials such glass, carbon and kevlar fibers.
Electric violins work much like electric guitars and can have delay, reverb, chorus, distortion, or other effects usually associated with the guitar.
The electric violin is rarely used in a tradtional classical music setting. More often, you hear it in comtemporary music, new age, pop, jazz, country, etc.
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Moving up from an entry-level student electric violin, you might consider the FV3 Deluxe Electric Violin Outfit by Fender. Sold for less than $1,000 online, this instrument is suitable for the serious student or professional who wants a great sounding instrument at an affordable price.
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I think what people miss are the virtual world mmorpg's. They didn't feel so tamed. A majority of mmo's released over the past 5 or 6 years are more action adventure than rpg.
In super mario brothers on the nes I ran to the right. It was an action adventure. In the legend of zelda I ran in almost any direction, it was a rpg.
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In both, you still had a single ultimate goal, you just had a little more latitude in Zelda how you got there and how long it took you. Don't fool yourself, you're still doing the same thing, the puppetmaster has just given you a little more slack on the strings.
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Hell. No.
My enjoyment will not revolve around conformity. Nor should anyone else's. The more product we demand with our money, the better products will become. I want quality, which some might argue as being subjective. I will hold accountable any studio that recieves my money.
Will I get 100% of what I want? No. But I will be vocal about the 10% it missed. If everyone did this, dev's couldn't get away with 'cut corners' and quality of product, subjective or not, would objectively improve.
Originally posted by pojung
While I agree with you on an individual basis, in reality it doesn't really work. They say the squeaky wheel gets the grease, but in the business world, it's the squeaky wheel with the big checkbook that makes the difference. That doesn't mean that you ought to pay for things that you don't want to, it means that you need to recognize that just because you, as an individual want something, that doesn't obligate anyone to give it to you. You look at what's available and put down your money on the table where you think it's warranted. If it's not warranted anywhere, take your money elsewhere.
The fact is, it's likely that the current state of MMOs matches the desires of the majority of players. It's only a very tiny minority, no matter how vocal, that doesn't like the way things are going. These forums are no indication of the general view of the MMO marketplace. Games exist the way they are because people are willing to play them the way they are. The fact that you, or I, are unhappy with them doesn't mean a thing because we and those who share our opinions are a minuscule financial loss to the developers. They don't care what we think because we don't make them enough money to be a blip on their radar.
But unlike lots of people who spend their time here bitching about how much they hate everything about MMOs and still pay one or more monthly fees to keep playing games they're adamant they hate, at least I don't pay for anything. They haven't earned my dime, therefore they don't get my dime. If they want my money, they have to earn it and so far, no game on the market, nor any game announced in the future, looks like it will be doing that.
So I just don't play MMOs. Easy-peasy.
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[quote]Originally posted by Cephus404
I got to agree with this part.
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Originally posted by uquipu
Precisely. I think there are people around here who think, just because they want something, everyone else ought to want it too. They vastly over-estimate the market for their particular niche interests and then they don't consider that these companies have to make money to stay in business, so catering to every tiny niche audience with their own personal game simply isn't going to happen.
Then again, I think there's a huge number of people out there who are convinced that just because they want something, someone owes it to them.
These people are in for a big surprise in the real world.
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Originally posted by Cephus404
The real world? Think about the wants and desires of the people complaining the most...you know the ones asking for big budget virtual worlds where you can bake cakes, sleep, eat and poop in your own little cabin? You think they're interested in the real world at all, hehe.
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Originally posted by Cephus404
Again, show me the hard data showing what the majority wants. What I read is you telling everyone else they are in the minority and then saying that you are with the majority. This all comes from your made up statistics. Funny, I underlined what you typed where you should take your own advice.
Originally posted by qombi
Where have I ever said that I was with the majority? I don't play *ANY* MMOs because they don't make any for me! I'm probably with a smaller minority than you are, I just recognize the fact that I'm not going to get catered to because I am such a minority and I accept it.
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Originally posted by uquipu
Big companies in charge of finding out what the market wants... so that's why all the WoW clones are doing so well, right?
AoC imploded and most companies involved went bankrupt, and they downsized their staff. WAR isn't doing too much better. And LotRO is being kept afloat by its IP.
If the majority of people want more WoW clones, how come they aren't selling well?
Because WoW players play WoW and won't leave it for a game exactly like it. They aren't MMO players. WoW didn't bring the market into the mainstream, it brought WoW into the mainstream. Sooner the companies realize this the better.
Also, the "niche" of oldschool MMO players is between 200-600k. That's bigger than most MMOs right now.
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When it comes to old games I have no illusions. I admit I had a really good time playing some of them, some I would say were even profound experiences (these would exclusively be adventure games and RPGs)... But I would play very few of them today. I do the odd exception with Blade Runner or The Longest Journey or Planescape: Torment (all of which I load up and play once every few years), but you cannot make me go back to old MMOs.
As far as MMOs go, I did not exactly love them to start with, they always felt like amateurishly done RPGs to me. Of course, it was all about the social experience, which was fresh, so we were willing to overlook the shortcomings in the game mechanics themselves. The genre's very existence, which was new and exciting back then, was enought reason to play, but it's taken for granted now.
So to me it's not so much that the new games are worse (I believe they're better!), but the genre as a whole is not exactly delivering on the expectations. We expected so many great, innovative magical things, few of which have materialized. I'm beginning to think we set our expectations too high then, and the genre has settled into its conventionalist pace.
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I suspect you are right that most wow players will not leave wow for a game that is nearly identical, but it is hard to say that based on past offerings. Lotro played like a travel sized version of wow that lacked many of wows features and the other games were just a terrible mess at release.
It is very possible that people have had so much of wow they might just play a reskinned clone IF it was done well enough. However I think most companies would do better emulating what made wow a success and not emulating wow itself. Take the popular game model and imporve upon that. Listen to what players are asking for and find solutions to that.
Originally posted by Daffid011
That's already what WoW did with EverQuest. They took what made it money and then dumbed it down for mass appeal. Games are gonna have to start doing something different.
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Originally posted by Daffid011
I agree with the sentiment, though I'm beginning to fear just the same approach might not be enough today. When WOW launched, let's admit it, the MMO genre was a non-factor as far the "world at large" was concerned. A minority even knew about it. WOW was many people's first step into the genre, and they came to love what the genre had to offer through WOW.
Now the genre has been exposed, most people have at least some idea about it. And people that haven't bought into the genre yet, obviously see no attraction as far as the currently leading design paradigms go.
So I'm thinking if developers want to really bring in new people (or even move massive numbers from other games), they have to show more innovation than Blizzard did with WOW.
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Originally posted by Garvon3
People didn't flock to EQ, because more people did not find it entertaining to sit around for 15 hours straight only to have 15 minutes of entertainment. Once you get past the ridiculous time sinks put into the game, EQ wasn't any harder than current mmos and I would argue that current mechanics and encounters are way more difficult.
Time is not a measurement of skill or intelligence. It does little more than challenge a players tollerance.
EQ never captured the mass market, because it was the first of its kind and loaded with problems and mechanics that prevented it from attracting masses of people. There was a ton of areas that needed improvement and the results are clear.
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EQ was a lot of fun but more unforgiving than other MMO's, and it didn't cater to the instant-gratification crowd as much as a number of current MMO's. Whether that's a good or bad thing is a matter of taste: yes, you could lose XP when you died up to even a few hours of playtime, but it made you more aware of what you could lose when you died in battle and it made hard won victories that much more satisfying. And yes, you had long travel times but it made you appreciate more the landscape you were traveling through and contributed to the feeling of vastness of the world in EQ.
The whole tank-healer-dps trinity emerged and became popular in EQ just as a number of other tactics like the pulling, kiting and cc that have since then become standard combat tactics in other MMO's. I can't say for sure if UO had it, but raiding definitely made its mark first in EQ.
So, a lot of things that originated from EQ and that made it the fun it was. Maybe not to everyone who played it, but that applies to any MMO. Combat was definitely tougher in EQ than in WoW, Lotro and a number of the other current MMO's around.
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Originally posted by uquipu
"Oh, because it's not the same, they've dumbed the games down!"
Typical excuse. These people want to live in the early 1990s.
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Originally posted by uquipu
There are a large number of reasons, and they've been stated already. The "its still there" excuse is so weak and pointless.
We don't play the games anymore because the companies that made them have killed them with expansions/patches changing the direction of the game entirely (Dark Age of Camelot, SWG, Ultima Online)
or they aren't supported by the parent company anymore, who have moved on to try their best at making WoW clones (DAoC)
and the two above reasons has resulted in the population not being strong enough to support the game the way it used to be.
Did you honestly not think of these reasons before you posted?
What made it great is gone, and the community that made it even better is gone too.
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Some people just have to scorn the good memories others have when it's not about a game they know or love. Well, whatever *shrug*
Doom, Command & Conquer, Starcraft, Quake and a lot of toher games were good in their days too. That the game scene has moved on and that I don't play those anymore doesn't mean I can't sum up the things that were to be liked and admired of those games. if you can't understand such a thing, then that's your loss, not really my problem.
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A few weeks ago there was an interesting discussion on the Bombcast- with the advent of the so-called 'Post PC Era' and the realisation that the computers that we currently have in our possession are actually sufficient to most users' needs, will the drive for more powerful hardware wane? If so, it seemed likely that this would have a large impact on the PC gaming market as it would slowly become unnecessary for manufacturers to refresh their hardware lines as often. As PCs are the driving force for the advancement of pure pixel pushing power in the gaming industry, this would obviously affect gaming as a whole. But I realised that this isn't all doom and gloom.
We are currently on the brink of complete gaming ubiquity. With the crazy acceleration of mobile computing power (mobile and tablet hardware has advanced at an unbelievable pace over the past 5 years) and vastly improved networking technology, even these devices are starting to become good enough for most users' everyday tasks. Of course, 'good enough' has never really been sufficient to run the latest and greatest videogames. But now it is. Thanks to the wondrous magic that is Cloud Computing (cue eye rolls, but bear with me), we are now able to play even the most demanding of games on the most portable of devices, provided that the network used can cope. Asus Eee Pad Transformer owners can already stream Civilisation 5 on full settings to their tablets, with full mouse and keyboard support. You could do the same for any other game where lightning fast reflexes aren't important, and for those that are it's only a matter of time before networks are fast enough for this to be possible.
I hear you say- "This is nothing new! We are living in the future- look at OnLive, and my hoverboard!" And you'd be right. However, we're not quite there yet, and services like OnLive haven't reached the full potential a technology like this could offer to gamers. Imagine if a service like Steam could be taken mobile, wherever you go. Forget installs and downloads, forget having storage issues or fragmentation. Take your friends list and your achievements and instantly be able to jump into any game you own on any device that has a screen and a mouse and keyboard. Interested in a game? Instantly try a demo, with no tedious downloads to wait for. Hey, it could even be linked it on it's own GiantBomb Wiki page.
My point is that what device we play our games on will no longer matter, as long as it is good enough. All that is needed is a server of some kind- whether that be your home desktop or included in a service (such as OnLive) and you're set. The future of gaming isn't dedicated devices, or even powerful ones. It's any device with an Internet connection.


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Of course, when I was a kid I could order a PINT of coleslaw and get it. Today? That's illegal in many states, and the coutner help doesn't know what a pint is. They're required to sell by the pound, even though they still use pint containers.
You may use an ice paddle (interesting that the vendor calls it a wand, not a paddle) to chill things, but I can assure you the local diner and restaurant don't. These places have cooks, not chefs, and if you are lucky the cook doesn't let the cat walk on the counter.
And please don't use that particular ice wand in my food, apparently it is polycarbonate, which means it will still be leaching BPAs into the food..
It shows ignorance is bliss. When people don't know any better they cant know when quality or changes occur when benefit them. Come on man...its the 21st century now...move forward with it or get left behind
Did it ever occur to you that the weight measurement in the coleslaw case actually benefitted you in that you paid for what you got. No unscrupulous vendor or un qualified deli counter person could fill the container a little short and still charge you the pint price. The way they are charging is consistent with the prepackaged Cole slaw I am sure. With the density of so many objects put into containers you need a price list a mile long. By weight simplifies it.
I wish they would do the same for ice cream. Selling by volume allows them to sell you air ( overrun).
Ice Wands/ Ice Paddles same thing. In commercial kitchens they have much larger than 128 oz containers and some are called paddles.
Notice this one is called a paddle
That's pretty amusing you'd worry about BPAs leeching out into your food and the environment as you sail around encased in your epoxy, resin fiberglass plastic sailboat, made of the finest chemicals known to man and preserving a safe environment
If we examined your home kitchen/ galley I am sure wed find more harmful metals and ingredients in your cookware than youd ever find in these wands/ paddles. Your diet probably contains more harmful ingredients than the containers it comes in.
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Wes Granberg-Michaelson It's time to reframe the church's conversation around same-sex relationships. ...
Angry Senators Afraid of Debate
Originally Posted: 02/07/2013 - 11:08am | Type: Blog
It's time to confirm Chuck Hagel. It's time to have the debate. It was the biggest story inside the Beltway. Since last Thursday's hearing, the whole Washington media machine has ...
Ten Defining Phrases of 2012
Originally Posted: 01/02/2013 - 1:14am | Type: Blog
Here are my selections for the ten most defining phrases that will stay with us from the past year. Generally, we only know how history will be remembered once it is in the rearvi ...
Women, Foreign Policy, and the Presidential Debate
Originally Posted: 10/22/2012 - 2:37pm | Type: Blog
Thanks to Melanne Verveer's article in Foreign Policy magazine, I'm going to be listening for what the presidential candidates say tonight about women in this foreign policy focused debate. ...
On Muppets and Candidates
Originally Posted: 10/11/2012 - 11:07am | Type: Blog
Tripp Hudgins offers his First Thoughts about the presidential and vice presidential debates. Editor's Note: Theologian extraordinnaire Tripp Hudgins put together ...
Debating the Value of the Debates
Originally Posted: 10/10/2012 - 10:34am | Type: Blog
These quadrennial campaign sideshows have nothing to do with one's capability, preparation, aptitude or suitability for the presidency. Why, exactly, does it matter if Pres ...
QUIRK: PBS CEO Paula Kerger Addresses Big Bird Craze
Originally Posted: 10/05/2012 - 5:17pm | Type: Blog
PBS CEO Paula Kerger addresses the Big Bird, post-presidential debate controversy. OK, the @firedbigbird tweets have been hilarious. And it's almost understandable th ...
Priorities of the First Presidential Debate: Q & A with Marianne Williamson
Originally Posted: 10/03/2012 - 7:29pm | Type: Blog
Marianne Williamson, a bestselling author and convener of the upcoming Sister Giant conference on women and politics, has called on President Obama and former Governor Mitt Romney to address "a meaningful arra ...
Spirited Debate
Originally Posted: 10/01/2012 - 11:27am | Type: Blog
The premise of the interview was a discussion of my book, Banned Questions About the Bible, but you'll soon realize as you listen that we got into all sorts of other interesting topics, such as salvation, inte ...
6 Suggestions for Christians for Engaging in Politics
Originally Posted: 09/07/2012 - 3:45pm | Type: Blog
Every four years, posts about politics pop up with increasing frequency on social media, eliciting often-furious back-and-forths that usually end up doing nothing more than reminding each side how right they a ...
Cardinal Timothy Dolan's GOP Convention Blessing Prompts Debate
Originally Posted: 08/24/2012 - 10:15am | Type: Blog
The news that New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan, the nation's most prominent Catholic prelate, will deliver the closing blessing to the Republican National Convention in Florida next week was seen as a huge coup ...
Gore Vidal and the Death of Refined Public Repartee
Originally Posted: 08/02/2012 - 9:15am | Type: Blog
Buckley and Vidal were erudite enough that there was true substance to their "bitter" (and fun) exchanges. The ideas arrived before the witty, cutting remarks that were added like icing on the cake. Today's pu ...
'God Particle' Discovery Ignites Debate Over Science and Religion
Originally Posted: 07/14/2012 - 4:42pm | Type: Blog
The July 4 discovery that marked a new chapter in scientific knowledge also reignited debate over the universe's origins — and the validity of religious faith as scientific knowledge expands. ...
Is Free Enterprise Moral?
Originally Posted: 12/09/2011 - 1:03pm | Type: Blog
On Nov. 30, at Gordon College in Wenham, Mass., Sojourners CEO Jim Wallis and Arthur Brooks of the American Enterprise Institute, debated the question, "Is Free Enterprise Moral?" ...
Gang of Eight: GOP Candidates Debate o' the Week
Originally Posted: 11/23/2011 - 4:46pm | Type: Blog
Another week, another Republican Presidential Debate. This time, eight of the GOP candidates for the nomination spent their evening putting forward their beliefs on the issues of foreign policy and national s ...
Oh My God! A Response to the GOP Presidential Debate on Foreign Policy
Originally Posted: 11/15/2011 - 2:44pm | Type: Blog
"Oh my God" was the refrain that kept going through my mind as I watched the Republican presidential candidates talk about their positions on foreign policy at their debate over the weekend. ...
Wallis and Mohler Debate Social Justice and the Gospel
Originally Posted: 10/30/2011 - 12:24pm | Type: Blog
The Rev. Jim Wallis and Dr. Albert Mohler, president of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, went head to head Thursday night at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School outside Chicago in a debate over the hot ...
Separation (of Church and State) Anxiety
Originally Posted: 10/05/2011 - 6:24am | Type: Blog
Part of a university education is learning how to navigate the complicated and often competing value systems of different social groups. Part of a university education is le ...
Voices from the Web (and World): Responses to the Troy Davis Execution
Originally Posted: 09/24/2011 - 5:14pm | Type: Blog
"Continuing a cycle of violence through state-sanctioned actions does not bring justice but only creates a culture of death and retribution. " Continuing a cycle of vi ...
Latin American Churches Criticize U.S. Budget Debate, Support 'Circle of Protection'
Originally Posted: 09/24/2011 - 5:14pm | Type: Blog
More than 140 prominent Protestant leaders from 12 Latin American countries have signed an "open letter to the Christian churches of the United States," asking American Christians to stand with &qu ...
The Works of the Flesh and the Debt Ceiling Deal
Originally Posted: 09/24/2011 - 5:14pm | Type: Blog
In Galatians 5:19-20, Paul lists the "works of the flesh," contrasting them to the "fruit of the Spirit" immediately thereafter (Gal. 5:22-23). In Galatians ...
'God is Watching' the Budget Debate in Congress
Originally Posted: 09/24/2011 - 5:14pm | Type: Blog
"God is Watching," reads the headline for a full page ad Sojourners ran in this morning's Politico. "God is Watching," reads the headline for a full pag ...
Poverty, Treasure Islands, and Global Tax Dodgers
Originally Posted: 09/24/2011 - 5:14pm | Type: Blog
photo © 2010 John Hilliard | more info (via: Wylio)As Christians concerned about poverty, it is time to turn our full attention to the injustices of an "offshore tax system" that enables cor ...
What Does it Mean to 'Forgive Us Our Debts as We Forgive Our Debtors?'
Originally Posted: 07/25/2011 - 9:50am | Type: Blog
Smack dab in the middle of the Lord's Prayer, obscured by old translations and otherworldly assumptions, is a radical cry for Jubilee justice "And forgive us our debts, as we al ...
Afghanistan Weekly Digest: 80 Percent of Captured 'Taliban' Were Civilians
Originally Posted: 07/14/2011 - 8:35am | Type: Blog
[Editors' note: As part of Sojourners' campaign to end the war in Afghanistan, we will run a weekly Afghanistan news digest to educate ou ...
The Faith Community and the Wisconsin State Budget
Originally Posted: 07/14/2011 - 8:35am | Type: Blog
Jesus never said anything about collective bargaining. He never called for the continuation of the Earned Income Tax Credit for low-income workers. Jesus never said anything about ...
The Most Interesting Woman in the World
Originally Posted: 04/24/2013 - 5:00pm | Type: Blog
Have you seen the Dos Equis commercials starring actor Jonathan Goldsmith as "the most interesting man in the world"? Have you seen the Dos Equis commercials starring ac ...
Afghanistan Weekly Digest: Democrats Unite. Taliban. The Cost of War.
Originally Posted: 07/14/2011 - 8:35am | Type: Blog
[Editors' note: As part of Sojourners' campaign to end the war in Afghanistan, we will run a weekly Afghanistan news digest to educate ou ...
An Undocumented Student's Message to Obama
Originally Posted: 07/14/2011 - 8:35am | Type: Blog

We want actions, not words.
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Where are the Women?
Originally Posted: 07/14/2011 - 8:35am | Type: Blog
Well, the last time I checked, women were in the front lines of civil resistance struggles in <a href="http://msmagazine.com/blog/blog/2011/03/03/women-on-the-frontlines-in-bahrain/" target=" ...
African-American Clergy on Budget Cuts
Originally Posted: 07/14/2011 - 8:35am | Type: Blog
On April 4th, the global community commemorated the life and legacy of Dr. On ...
Leaders Create Alliance to Defend Poor
Originally Posted: 07/14/2011 - 8:35am | Type: Blog
Piercing through the bitter, partisan bickering regarding the nation's budget, an unprecedented and diverse group of Christian leaders announced today the forming of a Circle of Protection agains ...
Success in the Immigration Reform Movement After SB 1070
Originally Posted: 07/14/2011 - 8:35am | Type: Blog
This week marks the one-year anniversary of the signing of SB 1070 in Arizona, the controversial bill that mobili ...
UPDATED: The Hunger Fast Resource Post
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I Am Fasting So People Don't Go Hungry
Originally Posted: 07/14/2011 - 8:35am | Type: Blog
In the tradition of the church, the season of Lent was observed through prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. ...
Theology That Matters
Originally Posted: 07/14/2011 - 8:35am | Type: Blog
When I was in high school as part of my participation in the International Baccalaureate (IB) program, I had to write what was called an "extended essay" -- basically an essay of the (then) extreme ...
Five Frustrations When You Debate Israel and the Palestinians
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'Judge, Appeal To Your Inner Self!'
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The Economics of Anxiety
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The Other Side of the Border
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Even before the 112th Congress convened in January, we knew that advancing progressive immigration policy would be challenging. Even before the 112th Congress convened in January, ...
Come Together to Combat Torture
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Reagan's Legacy
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This Sunday would be Ronald Reagan's 100th birthday, and the predictable tributes have come from across the political spectrum. This Sunday would be Ronald Reagan's 100t ...
Conviction and Civility
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We are both evangelical Christians who believe that our treatment of the poor, weak, and most vulnerable is how a society is best biblically measured. We are both evangelical Chri ...
Christian Civility: The Test of Intra-Faith Relations
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Recently, I read an article featuring a pastor with whom I had strong disagreements. The more I read, the less I liked -- and it was a long article. Recently, I read an article fe ...
Young Evangelicals Must Champion Immigration Reform
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Nonviolence is More Powerful Than Violence
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HYDERABAD: Telangana Rashtra Samithi president K. Chandrasekhar Rao ended his indefinite fast in Khammam on Monday evening in circumstances as dramatic as Sunday morning's developments when he was picked up by the police in Karimnagar.
Mr. Rao accepted a glass of juice in the Khammam Civil Hospital where he was taken from the sub-jail on the recommendation of a team of doctors from Gandhi Hospital, Secunderabad, which was rushed there. His nephew and party MLA, T. Harish Rao, when he ended his fast, claimed that KCR was forcibly administered saline after he which he called off his protest.
There was an angry reaction to Mr. Rao abruptly calling off his hunger strike from staunch supporters of Telangana, including balladeer Gaddar, who wanted him to tender an apology to the people. They said lives had been lost during the last two days after KCR announced he would fast-unto-death.
The TRS president, who spoke to mediapersons from his hospital bed, appealed to students not to resort to violence as it was not the party's philosophy. He said the TRS would chalk out its future strategy on securing statehood for Telgangana.
Earlier in the day, the bandh in Telangana took a violent turn as TRS followers took to the streets damaging vehicles and private property. Normal life was paralysed in Hyderabad and other Telangana districts as government offices, educational institutions and shops remained shut in response to the party's bandh call to protest KCR's arrest and Sunday's 'brutal' lathi-charge by police on Osmania University students.
The A. P. State Road Transport Corporation (APSRTC), which was the main target of the protesters' ire, pulled out its buses forcing commuters to remain in their homes.
Youth ends life
In Karimnagar district, G. Prithviraj (20), a leader of TRS youth wing, committed suicide by hanging himself in Valgonda village of Mallapur mandal. Police said Prithviraj was found missing from his house on Sunday night after watching the news about KCR's arrest.


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Unique Partnership to Strengthen Ice Arena Management and Recreation in the US The National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) has partnered with the Ice Skating Institute (ISI) and the National Training Center (NTC) for Public Facility Managers at Oglebay to present the Ice Arena Institute of Management (iAIM) program.
The National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) is pleased to announce the launch of America's Backyard, a new program to engage the American public and showcase the value of public parks and recreation in communities throughout the U.S. Ashburn, VA (Vocus) November 23, 2010 The National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) is pleased to announce the launch of America's Backyard, a new program to engage the American public and showcase the value of public parks and...
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Pavement covers the newly widened section of Whiteland Road, and a concrete median separates the two lanes; but the county is pleading with drivers to stay off the major east-west route for a few more weeks.
Since June, the stretch of road has been closed while workers have been widening lanes, installing storm drains, laying asphalt and building a roundabout as part of the $6 million project. Trucks have been used to barricade the one-mile stretch where work is being done between Morgantown and Saddle Club roads, but some drivers have tried to go through, CrossRoad Engineers representative Brad Stahley said.
Work is expected to be finished by the end of this month, and the road will reopen to traffic. The project, which is being paid for with money from the county's wheel tax, includes widening Whiteland Road and putting in a roundabout at Morgantown Road so that more drivers will be able to use the road as a new east-west corridor for the county.


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The celebrated Jesuit missionary and explorer, Father Eusebio Francisco Kino, first visited 'Bac" in 1692. Eight years later in 1700, Father Kino laid the foundations of the first church, some two miles north of the present Mission site. He named it San Xavier in honor of his chosen patron, St. Francis Xavier, the illustrious Jesuit "Apostle of the Indies."
In 1768, Fray Francisco Hermengildo Garces, a man of outstanding personality and prodigious accomplishments among all missionaries in Arizona, established his headquarters at San Xavier. From here, this Franciscan Friar set forth on his many missionary explorations.
Bus returns to the hotel at 5:00 PM.
At 10:30, board bus for a trip to White Stallion Dude Ranch. A working cattle ranch, this beautiful facility offers many wonderful programs to people of all ages. You'll love seeing the beautiful setting and landscaping, and will hear a short presentation about the Ranch's history.
At 9:30 AM, board bus for a visit to the gallery of the late artist, Ted DeGrazia. The studio is located in the foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains. You'll be at the studio from 10:30 AM-12:30 PM.
Established in 1922, El Charro Caf� of Tucson is the nation�s oldest Mexican restaurant in continuous operation by the same family, featuring traditional Sonoran-style and innovative Tucson-style Mexican food. They have several locations thoughout Tucson.
This extremely popular recreation area is located along Sabino Creek at the edge of Tucson, Arizona. For many who come to visit the Southwest,
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provides an excellent way to get to know the plants that have adapted to living in this demanding environment. A 45-minute shuttle excursion will be taken upon arrival, followed by some time for your personal exploration.
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Located just a few blocks from the hotel is Restaurant Row, where many different kinds of restaurants will lend themselves to your dining pleasure. The hotel van will take you there and pick you up, if you don't feel like walking. Just inquire in advance at the front desk for shuttle times.
Exhibits depict the natural landscape of the Sonora Desert region so realistically that you find yourself looking into the eyes of mountain lions, prairie dogs, Gila monsters and more!
You'll see more than 300 animal species and 1,200 kinds of plants.
Although you don't have to walk all of them, there are almost 2 miles of paths traversing 21 acres of beautiful desert.
You'll then meet Ernie Northrupt, a Hopi flute player and kachina carver, who will talk about his life and history.
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COOP news update
26 January 2015
This issue of the COOP News includes articles on various events, projects, trainings and meetings related to the work of the ILO's COOP Unit between September and December, 2014.
Campinas 2014 Social and Solidarity Economy: Towards Inclusive and Sustainable Development
16 December 2014
This Reader, was prepared for the fourth edition of the ILO's Academy on the Social and Solidarity Economy which was held in Campinas, Brazil in July 2014, which offered Participants the opportunity to share SSE experiences from different parts of the world and learn about the contribution made by the SSE to inclusive and sustainable development.
The cooperative way of doing business
27 November 2014
The ILO approach to supporting cooperatives - Sustainable Enterprises
The Social and Solidarity Economy
03 November 2014
The ILO approach to Social Economy - Sustainable Enterprises
Promoting cooperatives: An information guide to ILO Recommendation No. 193
06 October 2014
The ILO's Recommendation 193 on the Promotion of Cooperatives was adopted in 2002 and provides an internationally agreed template for national policy. This second edition has been updated and revised and will help cooperatives, governments, employers' and workers' organizations to help to make the cooperative model to become the option for achieving sustainable development.
06 October 2014
This issue of the COOP News includes articles on various events, projects, trainings and meetings related to the work of the ILO's COOP Unit between April and August, 2014.
Cooperating out of isolation: Domestic workers' cooperatives
15 September 2014
This brief is a part of the ILO COOP Cooperatives and the World of Work series.
Leveraging the cooperative advantage for women's empowerment and gender equality
15 September 2014
This brief is a part of the ILO COOP Cooperatives and the World of Work series.
Cooperatives and the Sustainable Development Goals: A contribution to the post-2015 development debate
10 September 2014
This paper highlights the contribution of cooperatives to sustainable development with a view to stimulating discussion on the role of cooperatives in the design and implementation of SDGs.
Cooperative movement engagement in sustainable development and the post-2015 process: Survey findings
27 June 2014
In order to bring cooperative voices into the discussion around the post-2015 development agenda, the International Labour Organization (ILO) and the International Co-operative Alliance (ICA) have launched an initiative on the contribution of cooperatives to sustainable development. This brief reports on the results of an online survey that investigated the current and potential contributions of cooperatives to sustainable development.
ILO and Cooperatives - ILO COOP NEWS No. 1, 2014
19 May 2014
This issue of the COOP News includes articles on various events, projects, trainings and meetings related to the work of the ILO's COOP Unit between January and March, 2014.
Cooperatives and the Sustainable Development Goals: A Contribution to the Post-2015 Development Debate. A policy brief
08 April 2014
This brief summarizes the main findings of a forthcoming report of the same title, by Frederick O. Wanyama of Maseno University in Kenya, prepared as part of ILO's contribution to the initiative on the contribution of cooperatives to sustainable development.
ILO and Cooperatives - ILO COOP NEWS No. 3, 2013
06 December 2013
This issue of the COOP News includes articles on: The International Day of Cooperatives (IDC); ICA message on the IDC; ILO DG Guy Ryder on the IDC; Cooperatives & sustainable development goals; Migrant workers and SSE; Shinkin Bank translates COOP publication; ILO's work on tourism cooperatives; Meeting with WIEGO; ILO's work on women cooperatives in Tunisia; Guide on enterprise conversion to coops; Ri-Maflow in Milan, Italy; My.COOP in Free State, South Africa; My.COOP in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa; My.COOP translation to Nepalese; COOP Champions: Rodrigo Mogrovejo; The first cooperative forum in Kyrgyzstan; UN Inter-Agency Task Force on SSE; Study tour for African cooperative leaders; New ILO publications; Noteworthy resources; COOP staff news; and Upcoming events.
Cooperating out of HIV and AIDS
13 November 2013
After more than 30 years of the HIV and AIDS epidemic, "the world has turned the corner – it has halted and begun to reverse the spread of HIV". HIV is no longer a death sentence; due to scientific and medical advances, effective treatment is available for managing HIV just as any other chronic health condition.
Cooperatives and Sustainable Development Survey: What have Cooperatives got to do with Sustainable Development Goals?
19 September 2013
Cooperatives offer migrant workers options for better lives
19 September 2013
Cooperative enterprises have improved the lives of women and men migrant workers and their families for decades. Migrants find income and jobs, access affordable goods and services and find empowerment through cooperative enterprises, participating in the cooperative movement. Moreover, cooperative enterprises are facilitating economic, social and cultural integration or re-integration of migrant workers in both destination and home countries.
ILO and Cooperatives - ILO COOP NEWS No. 2, 2013
15 August 2013
This issue of the COOP News includes articles on: ILO-ICA-AFCSMC Training in China; ILO strengthening ties with Korean cooperatives; Egyptian group visits Turkish cooperatives; Sustainable Enterprise Academy; Update on the national coop policy in Sri Lanka; Cooperation with Greek trade unions; Trade unions and worker cooperatives seminar; Cooperative banks' day at the EU Parliament; ILO participation at MedESS 2013; Waste pickers organization at the ILC; ILO work on e-waste and cooperatives; COOP Champions; Academy on social and solidarity economy; Conference on social and solidarity economy; MATCOM in Afghanistan; Colombia rolls out My.COOP training package; Cooperatives in Japanese universities; Conference on cooperatives in Russia; Registration for My.COOP training open; ILO trains coop extension workers; DG Report on the situation of workers.
ILO and Cooperatives - ILO COOP NEWS No. 1, 2013
13 May 2013
This issue of the COOP News includes articles on: Post-2015 Development Agenda & COOP; Cooperatives celebrate International Women's Day; Cooperative statistics to feature at ICLS Oct 13; Study tour from African coops to Japan; New study on financial cooperative resilience; ILO paper on Social Economy in Sudan; COOP and the European Task Force for Greece; COOP activities: Vietnam, Egypt & Sri Lanka; New feature: COOP Champions; Domestic workers cooperatives; Social and solidarity economy legislation; COOP exchange with the Social Finance Network; Start and Improve Your Cooperative Business; UNRISD conference.
Resilience in a Downturn: The power of financial cooperatives
20 March 2013
This report reviews the performance of financial cooperatives, looking in particular at the aftermath of the 2007-2008 crisis and the continuing long austerity period. It explains why financial cooperatives have proven to be more resilient pointing to the specificities of the cooperative model of enterprise.
ILO and Cooperatives - ILO COOP NEWS No. 4, 2012
28 January 2013
This issue of the COOP News includes articles on: World Food Day 2012; ILO & International Year of Cooperatives 2012; Promoting cooperatives beyond; Financial cooperatives as efficient and profitable; ILO and ICA: Over a century of collaboration; ILO interacts with cooperatives in Asia-Pacific; Cooperative reform: Egypt, Turkey, Sri Lanka; Social enterprises in Europe 2020 Strategy; Social and solidarity economy udates; ILO COOP & ACTRAV call for papers; New ILO COOP information briefs; ILO COOP in the media.