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Democratic candidate for Congress comes up with plan on Iraq by Mitch Perry
Democrat Phyllis Busansky, running against Gus Bilirakis in Floridaââ¬â¢s 9th Congressional District , came out formally with her plan on dealing with Iraq today.
The race in the 9th District is for an open seat ââ¬â longtime Congressman Mike Bilirakis is stepping down this year, and Democrats hopes of capturing the Congress this November, include Busansky pulling off a minor upset and taking down Bilirakis son, Gus, a State Legislator.
Part of Busanskyââ¬â¢s plan calls for the firing of Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld (roll tape#1 o.q.ââ¬?has failedââ¬?)
Calling for Rumsfeldââ¬â¢s ouster is hardly a radical position inside the Democratic Party ââ¬â or even out side itââ¬Â¦This past week, Connecticut Senator Joe Lieberman, who lost in the Democratic Primary earlier this month because of his support for the war in Iraq, also re-iterated his call that the Defense Secretary step down.
Busansky believes there should be Congressional Hearings on how bad the war in Iraq has gone, and hopes that if she and her fellow Democrats take over the House this year, there will be (roll tape#2 o.q.â�and let it happenâ�)
Busansky is also calling for the idea of a 3 state solution in Iraq ââ¬â a theory originally called for by former Ambassador to Croatia Peter Galbreath, and then embraced by Delaware Democratic Senator and potential Presidential candidate Joseph Biden. (roll tape#3 o.q.ââ¬? of oil revenuesââ¬?)
Busansky says that this move will allow the U.S. to redeploy troops out of Iraq, and hopefully avoid a civil war. (roll tape#4 o.q.ââ¬?weââ¬â¢ve given it backââ¬?)
WMNF contacted the office of the Republican candidate for the 9th District, Gus Bilirakisââ¬Â¦.He did not return our call by airtime.comments powered by Disqus


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The International Criminal Court's biographies of the judges hearing the Ruto/Sang case. Judge Chile Chile Eboe-Osuji of Nigeria is presiding, assisted by judges Olga Herrera Carbuccia of the Dominican Republic and Robert Fremr of the Czech Republic:
Judge Eboe-Osuji (1962) came to the ICC from his post as the Legal Advisor to the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Dr Navi Pillay (a former Judge of the ICC), with cross-appointment as Principal Appeals Counsel for the Prosecution in the Charles Taylor Case at the Special Court for Sierra Leone (SCSL).
He had previously worked in various other capacities at the SCSL and the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR): among them, as Senior Prosecution Appeals Counsel at the SCSL in the AFRC Case and the CDF Case, Lead Prosecution Trial Counsel at the ICTR, the Head of Chambers at the ICTR, Senior Legal Officer in Chambers at the ICTR, and Head Legal Officer in the Appeals Chamber of the ICTR.
As the Legal Advisor to the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, he led the writing of submissions filed on behalf of the High Commissioner in her interventions as amicus curiae before the European Court of Human Rights (in the El Masri Case and the Hirsi Case) and the United States Supreme Court (in the Kiobel Case).
He had also taught international criminal law as adjunct professor at the Faculty of Law of the University of Ottawa, Canada, and has an extensive record of legal scholarship and publications.
He served as legal expert to Nigeria's delegation to the ICC-ASP Special Working Group on the Definition of the Crime of Aggression. He has also practised law as a barrister: appearing in many criminal, civil and constitutional cases before national courts in Nigeria and Canada.
He was called to the Nigerian Bar in 1986, and to the Bars of the Canadian provinces of Ontario and British Columbia in 1993. He served as articled student-at-law to Chief Mike Ahamba SAN and Mr David W Scott QC--of Nigeria and Canada, respectively.
He holds an LLB from the University of Calabar, Nigeria, an LLM from McGill University, Canada, and a PhD in international criminal law from the University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Judge Eboe-Osuji is a son of Chief M V Eboe-Osuji and Mrs Clara Nnenze Eboe-Osuji of Añara, Imo, Nigeria. He is married to Shannon Fleming Eboe-Osuji. They have three children.
Judge Herrera Carbuccia (1956) has a Doctorate of Law from the University Autónoma of Santo Domingo. She has over 30 years of experience in the judicial function in the fields of criminal law, criminal proceedings and justice administration as Judge and Public Prosecutor.
As Public Prosecutor she was part of the Peace Courts, as well as Assistant Attorney at the Public Prosecutor's bureau of the National District. She served as a Criminal Judge of First Instance Chamber, subsequently she was designated Judge Member for the Criminal Chamber of the Court of Appeals in Santo Domingo for 11 years, and then in 2003 designated President of the Criminal Chamber of the Court of Appeal in the Province of Santo Domingo.
She has extensive practical experience in the fields of criminal law, human rights protection, perjury to women and children, the prosecution of crimes of a sexual nature, drug crime, money laundering and as well as the elimination of the judicial delay with an emphasis on effective judicial administration to strengthen judicial effectiveness and efficiency.
Judge Herrera Carbuccia has also excelled in the academic area with a long career of teaching. Her academic competence as a teacher of the Faculty of Law and Political Sciences of the National University Pedro Henríquez Ureña led her to take over 9 years (1995-2004) the position of dean of the Faculty. Recognized for her high independence she has also been awarded with several national awards, including the "Women's Medal of Merit" in law and justice aspects granted by the President of the Dominican Republic in 2003.
Judge Fremr (1957), after graduation from the Law School of the Charles University in Prague, started his judicial career in 1983. He gradually came through all instances of the Czech judicial system and in 2004 he had become a Justice of the Supreme Court of the Czech Republic.
In 2006 he joined the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and served there as ad litem judge of the Trial Chamber until 2008 and then again from 2010 to 2012.
He also represented the Czech Republic as a member of several expert committees of the Council of Europe, focused on the fight against organised crime and corruption and the agenda of human rights. Currently he is a member of the Consultative Council of European Judges. He is also an external teacher of Criminal Law at the Charles University in Prague.


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Peter Woods serves as the Manager and has interests in other corporate entities including Woods Family Properties, LLC, Newcastle Properties II, LLC and twelve more corporations. Peter's past corporate affiliations include Dominion Capital Corporation, Commercial Property Asset Solutions LLC .
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- Day trip to Villa de Leyva from Bogotá
- Learn the history of this colonial village from your knowledgeable guide
- Visit Convento Santo Ecce Homo and the craft town of Raquira
- Stop at the Boyacá Bridge, where the Battle of Boyacá took place in the 19th century
- Complimentary hotel pickup and drop-off
What You Can Expect
After pickup from your Bogotá hotel, head north towards Villa de Leyva. On the way to the village, stop at Boyacá Bridge, where the Battle of Boyacá took place in the 1800s, securing Colombia's independence from the Spaniards.
Once you reach the village, admire the picturesque colonial architecture as you follow your knowledgeable guide around the village. See Plaza Mayor (Main Square), which is in the center of the village. See many local shops and restaurants in the square as your guide teaches you about the rich history of this small village.
Then, visit the Convento Santo Ecce Homo, which is now a historic site. Once a monastery, this beautiful building holds a mysterious charm. Stroll through the outdoor garden area while observing the exquisite architecture of the building. Stop for lunch at a local restaurant (not included) for an authentic Colombian meal before heading to Raquirá.
Visit the nearby town of Raquirá where you'll find craftwork from dozens of local merchants. The brightly painted buildings and craft shops are welcoming, and you'll have the chance to see pottery making and browse various crafts in the main town square, including wood carvings, jewelry and baskets.
Customer Reviews
September 2014
This is a beautiful town and the landscapes you watch while getting there are breathtaking. I gave it 4 stars because the driver was like a "maniac on wheels". At some point when I saw him passing 4 cars in a curved two lanes highway I started to think "That's it". I am glad we came back alive.
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Oneida Nation Homelands (PRWEB) December 10, 2013
Turning Stone Resort Casino in Upstate New York today announced it will usher in 2014 with a one-of-a-kind New Year's Eve experience on Tuesday, December 31 with "The Party of the Decade - Every Decade." which will include an entire day full of spectacular events offering entertainment and excitement for those of every generation, interest and budget. Visitors to Central New York's top entertainment destination can welcome the New Year in memorable fashion at dozens of on-site events including a Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons concert, midday seniors' celebration, upscale dining options, late-night live bands and themed parties at Turning Stone's recently launched Exit 33 entertainment complex, and free entertainment at select locations throughout the resort.
Turning Stone's "Party of the Decade - Every Decade" New Year's Eve ticketed events will include:
1930's – 1950's and beyond:
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To learn more about the vast array of "Party of the Decade" New Year's Eve events taking place at Turning Stone Resort Casino, and to purchase your tickets, please visit http://turningstone.com/ or contact the Turning Stone box office at (315) 361-7469.
About Turning Stone Resort Casino
A premier four-season, destination resort in Upstate New York, the Oneida Indian Nation's Turning Stone Resort Casino is conveniently located about 30 miles east of Syracuse at NYS Thruway exit 33. Turning Stone was named "Most Excellent Golf Resort" in 2010 by Condé Nast Johansens. The Academy of Country Music named Turning Stone "Casino of the Year" in 2009. The resort offers world-class gaming, golf, entertainment, accommodations and spa facilities, and has earned AAA Four Diamond ratings for The Lodge, The Tower Hotel, and Wildflowers restaurant. For more information and reservations, call (315) 361-7711 or (800) 771-7711. Visit the web site at http://www.TurningStone.com.


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Free Software PDF readers
Linux and BSD desktop distributions have several PDF readers in their repository that any user may download and use. PDF, an acronym for Portable Document Format, is a popular format (designed by Adobe) to publish formatted text and documents. The most popular reader is, of course, Adobe Acrobat Reader. However, it is a proprietary software.
Since we are in the business of promoting only non-proprietary software and operating systems, the following is a listing of free and open source PDF readers that is already available from your favorite distro's repository. Note that virtually all distros ship with a default PDF reader. KDE-based desktops, for example, ship with KPDF or Okular, depending on the version of KDE.
- Evince: This is a native Gnome application, and it is also the default portable document reader on modern XFCE-based desktops. Aside from pdf, Evince can also view or read postscript, djvu, tiff and dvi documents.
- KPDF: This is the native pdf reader for the K Desktop Environment (KDE), and is based on Xpdf.
- Okular: This is based on KPDF, and it's the native viewer for KDE 4. Like Evince, it can also be used to read documents other than pdfs: Postscript, DjVu, CHM are just a few of the other document formats it supports. You may view a full listing of the formats it supports here.
- Xpdf: This, I think, is the original (first if you prefer) free and open source PDF reader. I doubt that you will find it as the default on any modern distro.
- ePDFView: This has an interface that looks just like Evince. however, I have not seen this as the default portable document reader on any distro.
The Free Software Foundation Europe has a campaign to promote free software-compliant portable document readers. More information about the initiative is available here.
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A veteran massage therapist, Cynthia Bertha brings nearly a decade of experience to her current position as the owner of West Wichita Therapeutic Massage LLC, a premier therapy and bodywork center in Wichita, Kan. The highly trained professionals at the clinic offer a wide range of services, including deep tissue massage, couples massage and full aroma stone massage. The clinic also provides alternative therapies such as Reiki therapy, reflexology and shiatsu at affordable prices, with special deals that change by the month.
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'Downton Abbey' Season 3 clips: Sybil and Tom arrive, Martha wants to help with wedding plansAdd to Favorites | Downton Abbey
The "Downton Abbey" Season 3 premiere is still months away for us States-side Downtonites, so we have to muddle through by scooping every little bit of Season 3 footage we can. Luckily, the BBC has just released this "Downton" featurette that has a few new snippets of the Crawley family and their cohorts.
Martha Levinson ( Shirley MacLaine) arrives and like any good busybody grandmother, immediately sticks her nose into the arrangements for Lady Mary's pending nuptials -- "Now Mary, dearest Mary. You tell me all of your wedding plans and I'll see what I can do to improve them."
It's also pretty delightful to see Tom and Sybil's arrival -- good on Cora, Mary and Edith for being so welcoming. We imagine both Sybil's father Lord Grantham and pseudo-grandfather Carson will be a bit harder to win over.
"Downton Abbey" premieres this Sunday, Sept. 16 in the U.K. and Jan. 6, 2013 in the U.S.
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It's been nearly six months since my last post. I'll confess that after I left my previous consulting position I intentionally took myself off the grid, allowing myself time to immerse in new travels, new insights and new experiences without the pressure or concern for writing blog entries. It's been a delightful journey and now I'm back, refreshed and ready to write. Shall we begin? Get comfy – this is going to be a long one.
Since the inception of The Dapper Traveller, I've been playing about with a variety of entries: weekly bits, sketchy bits, bits of wisdom (if one could call them that) and, of course, good old-fashioned writing. For a brief moment, I even flirted with the more official business of "travel blogging" (if one could call it that), although I must say that what I've seen of it so far hasn't really been that appealing. All of this has been with the intent of finding new ways to share both my personal and professional travel experiences with readers.
What I've discovered, however, over the course of this experiment is that there are more people than ever before writing and blogging about travel. And frankly, I don't agree with most of it. Vapid Top Ten lists of pack-this and see-that, dreadful selfies in front of everything from iconic landmarks to generic beaches, and enough pointless photos of food that even Julia Child would have seriously considered renouncing the culinary arts. In short, the great majority of what I've seen in the larger travel community is what I've come to think of as consumptive travel – men and women racing around the globe with a bucket list of destinations, consuming cities and countries like so many chicken nuggets. No sense of culture, no sense of context and, honestly, no sense of story. I've read countless travel entries from bloggers around the world and rarely do I get any feel for why they are there or why this particular moment or trip or culture was significant. Simply put, most of what's out there is indulgent and pointless.
Bah humbug, he says. Well, even for me, it's not all gloom and stupidity. Three notable exceptions to this are Kirsten Alana's engaging work at Aviators and a Camera, JoAnna's lovely For the Intolerants, and Nyssa's insightful collection at The Cultureur. There are others, of course, worthy of note and praise, but for me the contributions these ladies are making to the travel community and the larger dialogue around travel and international culture are invaluable, and almost makes up for the endless sea of juvenile diary entries that pass for travel writing. Their writing is eloquent and compelling (JoAnna's often moving to the poetic), their photography is brilliantly composed and engaging, and their insights reflect a soul and intellect that is attuned to the nuances and context of travel in an ever-changing global community. If you are not currently following these ladies, you should.
Why this rant? While it may seem as though I'm curmudgeonly torpedoing the travel blog world, the bad behaviors and juvenile practices I'm calling out have also provided a useful mirror for me to reevaluate my own writing and, more importantly, my own travel practices. I've always been an advocate for documenting authentic experiences rather than just throwing up another thoughtless iPhone snap. Yet I've caught myself posting some of the same drivel that I criticize in others. Physician, heal thyself.
Very well, then. My prescription for myself?
Leave some mystery
Travel is an act of personal discovery – don't give it all away. Thoroughly recounting an itinerary is great if you're Phileas Fogg. Otherwise, you're spoiling travel for the reader. As a traveller, why should I spend time wandering around the marketplace of Jerusalem, Ankara or Shanghai if you've already described everything there is to see? Where's the adventure? Tell me stories of the area, the people, the culture. Tease me with images and anecdotes and insights. Then let me pack my own bags.
No Bests, Musts or Top Anythings
Sharing some favorite travel reads or a restaurant or two is one thing. Outlining an itinerary of the 5 Things You Must Do in Paris on the Second Thursday of March is quite another. It's pretentious, subjective and just plain boring. I believe the best travel experiences are not linear nor do they follow a neat chronological order. God knows I hate it when anyone tells me what I must do – I'll spare my readers the same indignity.
Put it in Context
One of the beautiful things about travel is the power it has to open our eyes to issues of culture, race, history and art. Whether you're going to Des Moines or Damascus, the things you see, eat, drink, taste and touch all contain a story that connects with something larger. Try to find – and share – those connections in each travel experience.
I should point out here one additional contextual point travel writers, myself included, often overlook: how our travel experiences change the way we look at our own home. My travels impact the way I see the world, but it also changes the way I respond to my own community when I return home. Those stories are just as significant as the ones from the road and in the future I will be sharing more of them.
It's All About the Story
Story engages and inspires. It entertains, it motivates, it heals and transports. Not checklists or reviews or menus. Story, story, story. Enough said.
And for the love of God, no more food shots. Unless Harry Mathews invites me to his home in Paris to feast on Roast Boned Rolled Stuffed Shoulder of Lamb (Farce Double), no fucking food photos.
So I'm back and writing. I love travel and I love the stories that grow from it. So here's a somewhat belated welcome to the New Year and all the adventures that lie ahead.


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BONIFAY — Both varsity and junior varsity Holmes County High School Lady Blue Devils defeated the Lady Gators of Baker High School in high school basketball on Monday night.
Junior varsity Lady Blue Devils defeated the Lady Gators with a score of 58-14.
Varsity Lady Blue Devils defeated the Lady Gators with a score of 69-29.
According to Head Coach Devil Miles the Lady Devils opened the season with three victories.
Varsity defeated Malone 76-50, Walton 70-54 and Cottondale 67-15 and junior varsity defeated Malone 63-4, Walton 65-32 and Cottondale 59-14.
"The Lady Devils have played a solid defense so far and shot the three pretty well," said Miles. "We are very small so we have to use our speed and quickness on defense to create scoring opportunities. Our five seniors have played really well thus far and have shown quality leadership skills."
He said that leadership is the key.
"Leadership from experienced players tends to make everything run smoother and it reveals to our younger players what is expected," said Miles. "As long as we play hard, smart and together we will be competitive on most nights and we will always hope for a little luck to assist us along the way."
Their next game is an away game against Sneads High School at 4 p.m. on Nov. 19.


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Champions Invited to North Bridge Dedication Ceremony
Submitted by Organizational Champion, Pathways for Keene
Champions are invited to join Champion, Mayor Lane, Congressman Bass, Commissioner Clements, Senator Kelly, and all of Cheshire County for the City of Keene's North Bridge dedication and ribbon cutting taking place Saturday, September 15, 2012 from noon to 2 pm near the east side of the bridge.
The North Bridge is Pathways for Keene's (a non-profit 501c3, tax exempt, volunteer organization whose mission is to promote the development and use of public bicycle and pedestrian pathways in the City of Keene) largest project to date – a 900 foot long pedestrian bridge. The North Bridge connects almost 2 miles of improved multi-use trail to the rest of the City's trail network allowing for safe walking, biking and running activity for the 26,000 residents of Keene and the thousands of additional users who work and/or visit the City each day.
"Pathways for Keene is a driving force for funding, coordination and development of bike and pedestrian trails that offer a multitude of health benefits to the residents and visitors of Keene," says City Mayor, Kendall Lane.
"The North Bridge project, a collaboration between Pathways, the City of Keene, and state and federal partners, is a testimony to the power of citizen-led initiatives to bring people together around a common goal, engage additional partners and support the overall health and well-being of the community," says Champion and Pathways for Keene President, Clark Dexter.
In May, Pathways for Keene received an Outstanding Achievement Award from the New Hampshire Governor's Council on Physical Activity and Health for its work to develop bicycle and pedestrian pathways in the City of Keene.
According to Governor's Council spokesperson, Dr. Lilyan Wright, Pathways for Keene was selected from hundreds of applicants for its achievements in promoting healthy lifestyles through physical activity and fitness services, projects and programs.
"Pathways is honored to be the recipient of this award," says Clark Dexter. "We are proud of our work to help make Keene a city that is safe and easy to walk and bike in--for recreation, physical activity and active transportation."
Enhancing the built environment (sidewalks, trails, bridges, crosswalks, etc) to support walking and biking for all is one of 11 Vision 2020 strategies to increase healthy eating and physical activity for all Cheshire County residents.
Pathways for Keene is a non-profit 501c3 volunteer organization whose mission is to promote the development and use of public bicycle and pedestrian pathways in the City of Keene. Established in 1995 the group has raised close to $300,000 dollars to assist in the development of seven miles of multi-use trails throughout the City. For more information about Pathways for Keene contact President, Clark Dexter at (603) 357-3105 or visit their web site. For more information about the North Bridge Dedication, contact Helen Matson at the City of Keene at (603) 357-9804.


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Shopping Etsy for awesome gifts is one of my very favorite past times during the Holidays. I have alot of people in my life that are the types that, "just have it all", I'm sure you have one or two of those as well. That's when I know I can turn to the world's Online Craft Market and take advantage of really awesome gifts and presents for my friends and family.
It goes without mentioning by me, that the greatest Etsy kawaii jewelry around would be Helen, from Beadpassion. I featured Helen a year or two ago and I'd like to bring her out again for the Holidays and introduce you to some of her very fine offerings that will make a perfect gift for yourself or a friend or family member who adores very cute, sweet jewelry pieces.
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From I-95, take exit # 195 (Fiske Blvd) and go north on Fiske Blvd. * Turn right (east) at Eyster Blvd. Continue ahead and turn right(south)onto Woodhaven Circle Drive . * From US Hwy. 1 in Rockledge, take Eyster Blvd. (west).Continue past light at Huntington Lane and turn left (south) on to Woodhaven Circle Drive.
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- Pets AcceptedBring your pets to Woodhaven. * Pet Fee: $100 (non-refundable) for 1st pet under 40 pounds * $200 (non-refundable) for 1st pet over 40 pounds * $100 (non-refundable) for 2nd pet. * Pet Rent: $25 per month for 1st pet * $15 per month for 2nd pet. * The maximum number of pets permitted in any apartment is two (2) cats or dogs. Certain breeds of dogs are prohibited at the property including, but not limited to the following: * Akita, Alaskan Malamutes, American Staffordshire Terrier, Chow Chow, D
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This serene community was chosen for its natural beauty as a wooded haven. It is nestled away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. On your days off, you can take advantage of the various amenities or enjoy a quiet stroll through landscaped grounds that meld into the beautiful, naturally wooded 19 acre property. * Every detail of your apartment home has been planned to give you the utmost enjoyment of carefree, private living. Woodhaven has utilized a unique, single family home floor plan which maximizes living space. This creates the ultimate in comfortable, affordable living in a wooded setting away from noise and traffic.
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It's interesting that just yesterday I read that most businesspeople want a phone for voice and voice mail and text messaging. There is no great call for the web, GPRS, etc. If you find a phone you want to use, go to that service. Cingular has never been known to have the hottest new phones, whereas Sprint PCS has been known to have the newest and hottest phones and features. So, if you stay with Cingular you have to live with their system capabilities. Personally I like the 850 overlays better than CA's 1900 GSM-much better penetration. Also, it would have been impossible to get 1900 spectrum as the FCC has already auctioned it all off.
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Seriously this comes up now?Its been out 1 year in EU/US and the original company was shut down then bought by Webzen get your facts straight
not an mmo, more of an Dungeon Crawler.
Look like shit , korea fucking QUALITY
Hey Jon and Randy, great series, I'd love to see more of this on GS, always cool to see what's happening in the non-NA centric game-verse.
As a friendly suggestion, it'd be great to have the two of you analyze the game mechanics in a more prepared fashion. It's a pleasure (and informative) to hear the two of you bounce ideas off each other, but I can't help but feeling this series could be definitive, with just a little bit of scripted analysis.Don't get me wrong, the banter feels right, but directing the show at particular mechanics in a semi-structured manner could really take it to the next level. Still, appreciate all the effort you all at GS Asia have been putting into the site. Cheers!
How much of a P2W is this game? Really, that should be the first thing mentioned because no matter how you look at it that's really the deciding factor for those of us looking for intelligent gameplay. Generally I don't bother with just about every game as soon as I see that F2P anywhere, because it usually means(I know I know, not always) that the paid rewards are so MASSIVE that not paying essentially puts one into a sub-group that can't compete with the paid players. At all! Even if they are bad players, the paid rewards are so effective that they will often even negate skill... which obviously defeats the purpose of playing at all.
Dat trashy MMO UI and hot key combat filth. Pretends to be action combat, but forces players to spam hotkeys to attack. Haha.
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I like Big in Asia. Always good..
I've just reached the level cap in this game, and have to say C9 is great. Good PvE, fluid combat and not a grind-fest. Not Pay to Win either; You can buy 'souls' with RL money (or in the game Marketplace with in-game gold) which you equip on costumes (which again you can buy from cash shop or Marketplace) that give SMALL boosts to crit chance, attack speed, Wisdom, Strength etc.
Good mix of classes too. The great thing though is its non-targeted combat system, which is nice and fluid and keeps the action going, not just a case of pressing hotkeys, waiting for cooldown, rinse, repeat. Graphics are good too, and as far as plot/story goes, it's not ground-breaking but it is coherant at least for an MMO.
"big in asia: crap"
I played this when it originally launched here and I have to admit the pvp is quite intense. It's definitely one of the better f2p action mmo games out there.
The world sucks
Guild wars 2 is still the best. Can any MMO can come with no subscription except buying it only once. I like it. All Hail Guild wars 2
is tha fat guy from hong kong? accent like hong kong. i thought the skinny guy was white!
How is it I've never heard of this game til now... I may just get it.
One type of game comes, and the whole gaming industry jumps into that genre... Soooo many Free2Play but Pay2Win MMORPGs out there.. its a waste of energy and time.
The only one I play and have liked is GW2 for the different approach on levelling content and gameplay.
been playing this last year , i was enjoying this till lv 50 . after that the game becomes a grindfest .
idk iv been playing RaiderZ and a lot of free to play look good but are just jam up with spam bots and the whol cash shop pay to win junk iv had my fill
Is that....is that the WoW interface?!
@Vu2010 Guess you've never played it.
@kohle36 Thanks for the feedback and thoughts; totally appreciate it! We'll definitely work something like that along the lines in future shows.
To those with the same question as my own, the info on the micro-transaction system is at around 14minutes into the video.
@Mr_BillGates It's a mix of a traditional MMO where you bind lots of skills to hotkeys, and combo based fighting game such as Street Fighter. It's really quite a lot of fun, particularly the PvP.
@Mr_BillGates As if hard to remember combos are better. The more there are, the less you remember.
@AskanTale whos fat? Jonathan and Randy look pritty slim?
@dangermouse2k look at this one-genre, one-platform gamer thinks every online rpg with skill icons is WoW.
anyway interface look more like silkroad
@Fantasy_Dragon @Vu2010 I played it and it was extremely awful. I think it is still free to play on steam. I'm not trying to do it an injustice, but it is really bad. You are better off playing Dragon's Nest any day.
@2bitSmOkEy @Mr_BillGates you can also do key combinations like in traditional action games and not macro the hotkeys if you like but its alot slower.
@AskanTale One-genre one platform gamer? Where are you getting this babble from? 80% of the UI is exactly like the WoW IU. Exactly.
speak for your self LOL
@Fantasy_Dragon @griffy2013 Sorry, you are clearly young, a moron, or both.
@griffy2013 Nah, I have both, by C9 is such a better game to me. Dragon's Nest is really good, too, though.


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Any particular bike easier to resell in NZ?
Hi Guys,
Was just down near Napier(Meeanee) visiting family for the holidays. I'd like to start getting down there more frequently and was thinking about bringing in a bike or two a year, riding it and selling it. If I can turn a profit all the better but would just be trying to cover trip costs or close to them.
Any particular bikes harder to find/ easier to resell? I don't see a ton of BMW F650GS's on TM and those on there seem to have pretty high kms on them.
Any input welcomed!
Euro bikes sell for stupid money. KTM or BMW, but it depends what they're worth your end. Find me a sensibly priced KTM 690 and I'd be interested.
Thanks bart-nz. Good to know. Those KTMs look like they are still a little high in the US for the price points I'm trying to hit. I'm shooting for picking up bikes in the 4-6.5 range and sell them down there in the 6.5 to maybe 7k-ish range. Not looking to make big money just offset duty/GST/transport and travel. Of course, more is better. :)
If I come across something I will let you know.
You could name your price if you brought in a Panhead.
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I was looking at Harleys in general, heard them a lot driving around the Napier area. They seem to have a strong following in NZ. A bunch pulled into the Tui brewery garden while we were having lunch in Mangatainoka. I see a lot of them on TE with no bids going on so that kind of makes me nervous about bringing one in. A nice old panhead I'm sure would move quickly in most markets. It's outta my price range right now.
Theres a few $'s involved in getting imported bikes NZ road registered m8.
From what I've seen the mechanical and safety reqs are met by US requirements. I'm in California which has the toughest emission requirements in the US and most of the BMW models sold in the US are what are called "50 state" bikes, meaning they comply with the California requirements. A lot of Japanese bikes do not.
There is an advantage to hanging onto the bikes for a few months here in the US as that reduces the GST somewhat by applying depreciation ...which could offset some of the registration expense.
Thanks for the input!
I would say Harleys would have the biggest difference, ie, cheap as chips stateside, and more expensive here. Common for guys touring the US to buy there then ship back afterwards. You're also entering into the land of importing bikes, making sure they comply, which can be a minefield if not done right.
Otherwise, don't think there is anything easier than something else, always depends on what the buying market wants.
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On Tuesday, one day after filing the landmark series of lawsuits, RIAA President Cary Sherman cautioned the U.S. Senate that Kazaa could be a tool for adults to lure children into having sex. A pedophile could send "an instant message to the unwitting young person who downloads an Olsen twins or Pokemon file from the pedophile's share folder on Kazaa," Sherman said.
A government report released in March, Sherman said, concluded that "a significant percentage of the files available to these 13 million new users per month are pornography, including child pornography."
Sherman's remarks to the Senate Judiciary committee, which held a hearing devoted to pornography on peer-to-peer networks, were buttressed by similar testimony from a top official in the U.S. Department of Justice's criminal division.
John Malcom, a deputy assistant attorney general, said that "P2P networks are of significant law enforcement concern and focus, particularly because of their decentralized design and relative accessibility and ease of use...(The FBI) is currently considering a protocol for investigating child pornography cases in the relatively new area of P2P technology."
But Malcolm acknowledged that the Justice Department is even more focused on child pornography on Internet Relay Chat (IRC) networks, which can be more fluid and secretive than P2P networks. "Using IRCs, a child pornographer can increase the size and diversity of his collection, which collectors of child pornography characteristically and compulsively seek to do," Malcolm said. "By contrast, offering files on P2P does not automatically result in receiving files in return."
Operators of P2P networks angrily dismissed charges of rampant child porn swapping as an attempt by the major record labels to smear a useful and popular technology.
Alan Morris, executive vice president of Sharman Networks, which distributes the Kazaa software, claimed the RIAA was on a "deliberate campaign to try to smear P2P technology itself" after it lost a key legal battle in April when a federal judge in Los Angeles rejected a request to shut down P2P networks.
"We are dedicated to the eradication of child pornography from P2P networks and will continue to cooperate with Congress, law enforcement agencies and dedicated nongovernmental agencies in support of that shared goal," Morris said.
This isn't the first time that Congress has targeted P2P pornography. During a House of Representatives hearing in March, politicians said new laws aimed at restricting pornography on P2P networks might be necessary. Also on Tuesday, Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., held a press conference to urge a federal crackdown on P2P child pornography.
The subtext of Tuesday's hearing was the ongoing controversy over the RIAA's attempts to sue individual P2P users--and, especially, the legal mechanisms the trade association used to obtain alleged infringer's names under an unusual subpoena process authorized by the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Verizon Communications' general counsel complained that the subpoenas would be abused by "parties far less responsible than the recording or movie industries," while the RIAA's Sherman said that Congress had crafted "a fair and balanced procedure" when voting for the DMCA in 1998.
Verizon sought to defend itself against a pair of DMCA subpoenas filed by the RIAA and was trounced in a strongly worded opinion written by a federal judge. It has turned over its subscribers' names but appealed the decision in a second attempt to persuade the courts that the DMCA is problematic.
Vermont Sen. Patrick Leahy, the senior Democrat on the Judiciary committee, acknowledged that the RIAA's use of the subpoenas raised "legitimate concerns for some," but did not go so far as to say that he wanted to rewrite the law. "These problems are best solved by the groups most closely involved," Leahy said.
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- Child porn should be illegal?
- Of course it should. But should we make the highways of our cities and states be illegal, because someone could conceivably drive on them with indecent material in their cars?
The internet is the same! Bust the people who distribute illegal smut. Bust the drug kingpins who drive our interstates delivering illegal drugs.
But don't close down the highways because, as the RIAA and Hollywood say in regards to P2P and the Internet in general, they are conduits for illegal behaviour. Of course they are! As are many pharmacies conduits for illegal drug distribution (rogue pharmacists selling narcotics), some sneaky pizza parlors (even 1 Burger King that I read about) selling drugs from their delivery drivers or drive-up windows? Should fast-food be outlawed because fast-food restaurants can conceivably (or even provable in the court of law) be conduits for illicit or illegal goods? You can't ban technology because of what it might do, otherwise you risk banning the original printing press (built around the 14 or 15th century) for being able to make copies of pictures of women with dresses that rested above their ankles!
You can't ban the basic technology any more than you can a thought or idea. You can only ban the infringement.
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- People say that child porn should be illegal. I dont think so. I was the victim of molestation for thirteen years. In my opinion someone who is under the age of twelve should not be photographed. But if the child is fourteen or fifteen I am sorry but they know what is going on. If they consent to it then it should be allowed to be posted on the internet. So yes I agree with it being illegal to a point.
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- People say that child porn should be illegal. I dont think so. I was the victim of molestation for thirteen years. In my opinion someone who is under the age of twelve should not be photographed. But if the chile is fourteen or fifteen I am sorry but they know what is going on. If they consent to it then it should be allowed to be posted on the internet. So yes I agree with it being illegal to a point.
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- I disagree, child porn should be illegal for the teen crowd too. I apologize for what happened to you in the past. The legal drinking age should be raised too. Kids, even some adults have various reasons that should not allow this. Mental status is one of these things for adults, an adult can get drunk and act a fool and get into deep trouble. On the Flip-side young teens do no contain the moral scruples/capacity/or common since to understand the repercussions of these acts. Again, I am very regretful for what happened to you and I hope you recover completely from your issue.
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I spent this past weekend in Cambridge, Mass., where I spoke about covering reproductive health issues at a conference called Women, Action, Media. During the question and answer session at our panel (which also featured Emily Douglas of RH Reality Check, Kiki Zeldes from Our Bodies, Ourselves, and Jessica Gonzalez-Rojas of the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health), the audience really wanted to talk about Gardasil, Merck's HPV vaccine. Gardasil provides protection against cervical cancer, and is currently recommended for girls and women between the ages of 11 and 26. Some school systems and states have tried -- and failed -- to mandate the vaccine for middle-school girls. Opposition to mandatory vaccination comes from both the left and right; conservative parents often fear that vaccinating their daughters against an STI tacitly condones sexual behaivor, while many on the left are skeptical of any new drug pushed by a pharmaceutical company after only short-term trials.
But the controversy hasn't stopped the federal government from requiring Gardasil vaccination for immigrant girls and young women applying for U.S. citizenship, a policy opposed by the Latina Institute. In addition, Merck is currently pushing the FDA to approve the vaccination for boys and young men, and for insurance companies to cover vaccination for women into their thirties.
I have been optimistic about Gardasil (I'm vaccinated) and enthusiastic about giving the series of three injections to boys. Nevertheless, a policy of mandatory vaccination for immigrant girls and women, but no one else in our society, raises my eyebrows. And HPV/cervical cancer is not the only public health issue currently subject to a debate about mandatory medicine. A rash of states are now requiring HIV tests for pregnant women, a policy I support, since, with the proper precautions, the rate of HIV transmission between mother and child can be cut to 2 percent. Now Rhode Island is debating allowing doctors to test any patient for HIV without his or her explicit consent, as part of a battery of blood tests. The ACLU opposes the proposed legislation, as does Gay & Lesbian Advocates and Defenders, a Boston-based group. They are concerned about patients' rights to refuse treatment and to keep their HIV status confidential. Yet in the past, the public health effects of mandatory testing have been strikingly positive. The Providence Journal reports:
...when the law was amended regarding pregnant women the participation rate jumped from 52 to 92 percent. ... Rhode Island's rate of children born with the virus dropped from sixth-highest in the country to nil...
That's pretty powerful evidence in favor of testing. Are you convinced?
--Dana Goldstein
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David Summers, a 37 year old MS patient from Murfreesboro, Tennessee was a score of 8.0 on the Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS) when he had the Combination Liberation Therapy and Stem Cell Transplantation at CCSVI Clinic in March of 2012. Having been diagnosed in 1996 he had been in a wheelchair for the past decade without any sensation below the waist or use of his legs.
"It was late 2011 and I didn't have much future to look forward to" says David. "My MS was getting more progressive and ravaging my body. I was diagnosed as an 8.0 on the EDSS scale; 1 being mild symptoms, 10 being death. There were many new lesions on my optic nerves, in my brain and on my spinal cord. My neurologist just told me: 'be prepared to deteriorate'. I knew that he was telling me I didn't have much time left, or at least not much with any quality." David had previously sought out the liberation therapy in 2010 and had it done in a clinic in Duluth Georgia. "The Interventional Radiologist who did it told me that 50% of all MS patients who have the jugular vein-clearing therapy eventually restenose. I didn't believe that would happen to me if I could get it done. But I have had MS for 16 years and apparently my veins were pretty twisted up". Within 90 days, David's veins had narrowed again, and worse, they were now blocked in even more places than before his procedure.
"I was so happy after my original procedure in 2010. I immediately lost all of the typical symptoms of MS. The cog fog disappeared, my speech came back, the vision in my right eye improved, I was able to regulate my body temperature again, and some of the sensation in my hands came back. But as much as I wanted to believe I felt something, there was nothing below the waist. I kind of knew that I wouldn't get anything back in my legs. There was just way too much nerve damage now". But any improvements felt by David lasted for just a few months.
After his relapse, David and his family were frustrated but undaunted. They had seen what opening the jugular veins could do to improve him. Because the veins had closed so quickly after his liberation procedure, they considered another clinic that advocated stent implants to keep the veins open, but upon doing their due diligence, they decided it was just too risky. They kept on searching the many CCSVI information sites that were cropping up on the Internet for something that offered more hope. Finding a suitable treatment, especially where there was no known cure for the disease was also a race against time. David was still suffering new attacks and was definitely deteriorating. Then David's mother Janice began reading some patient blogs about a Clinic that was offering both the liberation therapy and adult autologous stem cell injections in a series of procedures during a hospital stay. "These patients were reporting a 'full recovery' of their neurodegenerative deficits" says Janice, "I hadn't seen anything like that anywhere else". She contacted CCSVI Clinic in late 2011 and after a succession of calls with the researchers and surgeons they decided in favor of the combination therapies.
"I went to CCSVI Clinic in India without knowing what to expect" says David, "but I basically had one shot left and this was it. I was becoming pretty disabled, and I couldn't think very clearly". David was triaged with a clinic intake of other MS patients and had the liberation therapy on March 27, 2012. They also drew bone marrow from his hip bone in the same procedure. When he woke up from the procedure, he again felt the immediate effect of the widening of the veins. "In case anyone doesn't believe that the liberation therapy works, I can tell them that this is much more than placebo effect." The MS symptoms described earlier again disappeared. Four days later he had the first of the stem cell injections from the cultured cells taken from his hip bone during the liberation therapy. The first transplant was injected into the area just below his spine. Over the next 4 days he would receive about 100 million stem cells cultured in specific growth factors for differentiated effect.
He was not quite prepared for what happened next. A few hours after the first transplant, he was taken back into his hospital room and was transferred to the hospital bed. "I'm not completely helpless when it comes to moving from a chair or a bed", says David, "One of the things I can do for myself is to use my arms to throw my leg into a position to be able to shift the rest of my body weight over to where I'm going. But this time to my amazement, I didn't have to pick up the dead weight of my leg and throw it. It moved on its own, exactly where my brain told it to go". Shortly after his first stem cell transplant procedure, some motor function in his lower body had returned. "This was the first time in 10 years I had any sensation or motor function below my waste so it was quite a shock."
In the next month, most every motor nerve and body function has either returned or is on its way to recovery. "It's been over a decade since I've had any power over my elimination functions. Now it's all come back. I have total bladder control". He's also working out every day, following the physiotherapy routine given him by the clinic. "For years, I haven't been able to work out without getting sick for a couple of days afterward. Now I have muscles popping out all over the place where I haven't seen them since my MS became progressive…and I can work out as hard or as much as I want. With my ability to do the hard work my balance is improving each day and I'm able to take steps unassisted. I'm definitely going to be coming all the way back."
Dr. Av Gupte, the neurosurgeon who has now done over 2000 adult autologous stem cell transplants for various neurologic disease conditions says that the stem cells in David's body will continue to work their healing process for the next year. "With the incredible progress I've seen so far, I won't need a year", says David. "It's only been a little over two months and I have most everything back. I can't wait to get up each day to check out my improvements. My right hand is completely back to normal without any numbness and the left is on its way. I have good strength in my legs now and I'm working on the balance".
Other MS patients treated with the combination therapy over the past 18 months have seen similar improvements but none have been as disabled as David. "If I can come back from where I was, most everyone with MS could too. For me, CCSVI Clinic has been my miracle and I can't say enough about the doctors, researchers and staff who are helping me to recover. For me, MS was my previous diagnosis".For more information please visit http://www.ccsviclinic.ca/?p=904
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