text: The Black Blade of Baghdad wiki last edited by fesak on 03/02/14 09:22AM View full history The Black Blade of Baghdad is an indestructible blade forged by the Middle-Eastern wizard Black Raazer. When years of using the blade for evil tainted the blade, it then turned Black Raazer into a wraith with no true corporal form. It was during one of those many trips across the world that Puck found Black Raazer and his magic blade. Finding them both dangerous to himself and others he took the blade in into his body causing him to shriek in constant pain. During a fight with Deadly Ernest, Puck ended up holding Nemesis' sword which reminded him of the time he used a black blade himself, the weakness allowed the creature to come forth. While the Alpha Flight did fight it, they were not truly capable of beating Black Raazer the wraith for those who are not capable of being killed can only be contained. Later when Black Raazer joined Desert Sword he still used his destructive weapon.PowersLike most magic blades the Black Blade of Baghdad seems indestructible, along with that it drains the life of whoever is cut while shrinking its victims height.


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Vol. 2-Old School Love Songs (1995)
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Manufacturer: Uni/thump
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Release Date: 5/16/1995
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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. Wishing On A Star - Rose Royce ~ Various Artists
2. I Need Love - LL Cool J ~ Various Artists
3. Very Special - Debra Laws ~ Various Artists
4. Love You Down - Ready For The World ~ Various Artists
5. Natural High - Bloodstone ~ Various Artists
6. Love Is Like A Baseball Game - The Intruders ~ Various Artists
7. Reasons - Earth, Wind & Fire ~ Various Artists
8. Moments in Love - The Art of Noise ~ Various Artists
9. I Wanna Get Next To You - Rose Royce ~ Various Artists
10. Close Your Eyes - Peaches & Herb ~ Various Artists
11. Special Lady - Ray, Goodman & Brown ~ Various Artists
12. After The Love Has Gone - Earth, Wind & Fire ~ Various Artists
13. Sweet Sticky Thing - The Ohio Players ~ Various Artists
14. Fire & Desire - Rick James/Teena Marie ~ Various Artists
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|So many of these compilation albums have been released that it's hard to distinguish one from another, or the merits of one over a similar collection. Every so often, however, an assembly like Old School, Vol. 2: Love Songs comes along and makes you realize how good an album of old hits by different artists can be. Covering a period between 1973 and 1987, the cream includes the Intruders' "Love Is Like a Baseball Game," Debra Laws' "Very Special," and "Close Your Eyes," by the original Peaches & Herb. They're interspersed with red-light specials like "Fire & Desire" by Rick James featuring Tina Marie; a mellow falsetto reading by Rose Royce on "I Wanna Get Next to You," and the crystal-shattering false notes of Bloodstone on "Natural High." Mix those with slow jams from the Art of Noise, Ready for the World, LL Cool J, the Ohio Players, two thrillers from Earth, Wind & Fire, and Ray, Goodman & Brown's "Special Lady," and you've got a winner. ~ Andrew Hamilton
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|Release Date : 05/18/1995
|Original Release Date : 1995
|Catalog ID : 4720
|Label : Thump Records
|Number of Discs : 1
|Studio/Live : Studio
|Mono/Stereo : Stereo
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The Week in Photos: August 26, 2009
This week in Thoroughbred racing.
WHICH SIX? Grassy (No. 9) gets up to win a six-horse photo Aug. 22 at Saratoga. The official margins are: nose, nose, nose, nose, and nose.
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Trainer Steve Asmussen said Aug. 24 that top 3-year-old filly Rachel Alexandra will run in the Sept. 5 Woodward Stakes (gr. I).
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Hours before entries were taken Aug. 26 it was announced that Mine That Bird, winner of the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I), would not run in the $1 million Shadwell Travers (gr. I) at Saratoga.
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Careless Jewel ran away from seven rivals to win the Alabama (gr.I) by 11 lengths in a breakthrough performance Aug. 22 at Saratoga.
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D' Funnybone, purchased privately one month ago by top owner Paul Pompa Jr., provided an immediate return on the investment when he crushed his rivals in the $150,000 Saratoga Special (gr. II) at the Spa Aug. 20.
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Worstcasescenario enjoyed a best-case trip with jockey Alan Garcia to spring a 13-1 surprise in the $150,000 Adirondack Stakes (gr. II) at Saratoga Race Course Aug. 19.
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Sagamore Farm's Shared Account gamely held off a determined Keertana under a light rain to win the 26th running of the $150,000 Lake Placid Stakes (gr. IIT) at Saratoga Race Course on Aug. 21.
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Internallyflawless, making her second start of the year for trainer Bob Baffert, took the lead into the stretch and held off challenges from heavy favorite Well Monied and outsider Nan to win the $350,000 Del Mar Oaks (gr. IT) on turf Aug. 22.
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Locally-based Chirac broke on top and never looked back, powering his way to a 12-1 upset against five rivals that included odds-on favorite Coal Play in the $300,000 Philip H. Iselin (gr. III) Aug. 22 in the Monmouth Park slop.
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Sea The Stars (left) once again showed why he is rated the best horse in the world by wearing down Mastercraftsman (right) in the final furlong to win the Juddmonte International (Eng-I) by a length at York Aug. 18.
Photo: Trevor Jones
Benefiting from a strong ride by Jimmy Fortune, Dar Re Mi took command within the final furlong and easily held off heavily favored Sariska to win the Darley Yorkshire Oaks (Eng-I) Aug. 20.
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Borderlescott (left) rallied under new jockey Neil Callan to overtake pacesetter Benbaun and win the Coolmore Nunthorpe Stakes (Eng-I) by a neck Aug. 21 during the Ebor-at-York meeting.
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Splash's Musical Mondays is proud to present a very special edition of "Curtain Call" with Broadway Beltress Carly Jibson. On August 8th, directly following the video clip extravaganza, host Emily McNamara welcomes Carly back for a live show of Broadways biggest hits.
Carly made her Broadway debut in Hairspray as Tracy Turnblad, a role she played on the road in the musical's first national touring company for nearly a year. She was also seen on Broadway in Cry Baby. Carly appeared in the NYMF and 2010 workshop productions of the new musical Fat Camp and recently returned from the developmental production at Cleveland's PlayhouseSquare. She is currently in the studio recording her first original EP to be released this fall.
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This little fabric ghost tradition began last year, and N has been begging me to revive it for weeks. We haven't had any white fabric in the house, I didn't have the energy to make a fabric run, and then low-and-behold I found a quarter yard of fabric in a closet sweep a few days ago! Yay for "free" fabric. It's more craft than art, but you'll see in a minute how this can be … [Read more...]
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When I saw this idea over at We Heart Art, I loved it for its open-ended qualities and simplicity. Joanna did this project with Kindergarteners, but it was adaptable to my 3-year old and could easily scale up for older children. Plus, the monster theme played out so nicely with Halloween right around the corner. Grrrrr.... And, are you ready to hear how easy this is? All you … [Read more...]
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Shrinky Dinks! I just learned that these polystyrene plastic (#6) sheets were invented by two housewives from Wisconsin in 1973. Weren't they smart and industrious! I've been told that you can make your own shrink plastic projects with #6 plastic, and I'd love to hear from you if you've tried this. We made Shrinky Dinks a while ago and my 3 year old requested them again … [Read more...]
Materials Challenge: CD's + Paint Pens
This month has been crazy busy, but a few days ago I was actually able to wrap my head around a creative project ahead of time and set this table up *the night before.* Gasp. Do you ever do this? It's been a while since I have, and I always feel like I've embraced my inner-preschool teacher when it happens. Anyway, I look at this sort of project as a provocation: The materials … [Read more...]
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I'm excited to be hopping on a plane in just a few hours for a tour with Grammy-Award Winning Musician "Kurt Elling". We'll be performing music from his forthcoming album, "Passion World". The band includes Gary Versace on piano, Clark Sommers on bass and John Mclean on Guitar!
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Which 3.0L V6 do you have? The DOHC 32 valve, or the OHV 12 valve?
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the OHV 12 valve.
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At the time of the 2011 NFL Draft, the Cincinnati Bengals had a lot of holes to fill. We can look back now, with amazement, at how successful the team has been at accomplishing this task. The process of building this team had clearly started long before that draft, but when draft day rolled around, the Bengals used the number four overall pick to select A. J. Green, wide receiver, out of Georgia.Green hit the ground running in the NFL, breaking team and league rookie records hand-over-fist. He earned a Pro Bowl bid as a rookie (along with draft mate, quarterback Andy Dalton) and has not looked back. Green increased his production during his sophomore season, returning to the Pro Bowl, and now listens as his name is mentioned, with regularity, among the greats of the position.Along with Green, nearly all of the other holes in the roster have been addressed. One spot, however, that many fans seem to be concerned about is opposite Green at the second wide receiver position.It seems the...
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Jess Rheinheimer, stellar basketball forward and nursing major, named one of five in nation to Academic First Team
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Graduate students in the medical field do not usually study abroad as part of their collegiate experience. But the two-year-old MA in biomedicine program at Eastern Mennonite University is designed to teach its students to look at biomedicine from a broad, multi-faceted perspective. "Our philosophy is very different," said biology professor ...More
Lyubov Slashcheva has an awfully long resume of accomplishments for a 21-year-old. Add to this her start in life—in a small mining town in a remote corner of the former Russian Empire. Slashcheva emigrated from Kazakhstan to the United States with her family at age 5. She started kindergarten in Harrisonburg, Va., with no knowledge of English. Thanks to an English-as-a-Second-Language ...More
Enrollment increased this fall by 8 percent over the previous fall at Eastern Mennonite University, counting all students enrolled in for-credit coursework. The numbers rose from 1,519 to 1,640, a record enrollment for this 96-year-old institution. In traditional undergraduate population, there was a 2 percent increase, from 912 to 929 students, based on head counts in early September 20 ...More
A program to rapidly enable speakers of other languages to master English has reached record enrollment at Eastern Mennonite University. With 85 students this fall, EMU's Intensive English Program (IEP) is fully utilizing its newly renovated space on the ground level of Roselawn, a former dormitory into which IEP moved in 2012. "Our long-t ...More
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Is this a good thing? I am completely mortified because I feel like losing my job is going to affect us getting the house? The new job is at a completely different location unrelated to my current job. I have read that they will probably need 30 days worth of paystubs? I just feel like we have already been waiting so long already and so ready to have our house! But if we have to wait another 30 days or so then so be it
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Renewed concerns about the safety of the antidepressants have prompted the Food and Drug Administration to convene hearings today to determine whether antidepressants like Paxil and Zoloft are unsafe for use in children under 18.
Last summer, the British drug authorities announced findings of an associated risk of increased suicidal behavior. On trial is a class of drugs called specific serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), which include Prozac, Paxil and Zoloft. Currently only Prozac is approved by the FDA for use in children.
For parents whose children have had terrible experiences while taking antidepressants, the FDA hearing is long overdue.
Teenager Corey Baadgaard was taking Effexor when he walked into his honors English class with a rifle and held his classmates hostage. One of the antidepressant's actions is to increase serotonin like Prozac and Paxil. "I've never been in a fight before, never done anything like that, never wanted to hurt somebody," Corey told World News Tonight correspondent Lisa Stark.
But doctors who have seen the drugs work "miracles" in children worry one of their best weapons for treating depression in kids might be taken away without any hard science to support a ban.
"The British decision [to ban all SSRIs but Prozac for use in children] was not based on science," says adolescent psychiatrist Chris Okiishi of the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. "These are the only effective medications we have for children."
Benefits Outweigh Risks?
Among the evidence the FDA will consider is a report from the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology, or ACNP, which convened a task force in September 2003 to study the data linking antidepressants to suicide in teenagers.
The ACNP examined a total of 15 clinical trials of SSRI — totaling more than 2,000 kids and teens — including those reviewed in Great Britain last year. It concluded there is no reliable evidence linking antidepressants to increased suicide in teenagers.
Instead, ACNP said there is good reason to believe antidepressants help prevent adolescent suicide. The review of over 2,000 children on antidepressants found not one suicide. The report also notes the British study found only slight increases in suicidal thinking in kids who were taking antidepressants.
The ACNP considered other evidence as well.They reviewed a recent study on 49 teenagers who had committed suicide, 24 percent of whom had been prescribed antidepressants.However, none of the kids tested positive for the SSRIs at the time of their death.This suggests the teenagers may have been less suicidal on the medication than off of it.
Finally, the report examined suicide rates in countries where the antidepressants are prescribed.They found teen suicide has dropped about 33 percent among populations using SSRI antidepressants over the past 14 years.The reduction followed several decades of increases in youth suicide.
Suicide a Risk with Depression
Doctors admit there is always a risk of suicide when treating a severely depressed patient.As patients start to feel better, energy and motivation sometimes return before the suicidal thinking has faded.
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The best game of Andy Dalton's career saved the Cincinnati Bengals' season, ended their four-game losing streak and provided a chance to get back into playoff contention with a strong closing run. Things aren't so upbeat for the defending Super Bowl champions. Sure, the New York Giants are still in first place, but their trend is definitely down. Dalton threw a career-high four touchdown passes - each to a different receiver - for a 31-13 victory Sunday that left the Bengals revived and the Giants reeling. The Bengals (4-5) knew they had to win the game to have any realistic chance of making it to the playoffs. Now, they get to play Kansas City and Oakland the next two weeks with an opportunity to get back over .500. The odds are still against them, but the win over New York (6-3) kept them in it for at least a little while longer. ''To beat the defending Super Bowl champs is a big deal,'' said Andrew Hawkins, who had the second of the Bengals' four touchdown catches. ''The NF...
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Explore the Geelong wine region's diverse sub-regions from surf coast to volcanic plains making its food, wine and landscape resist any 'cool climate' label. Taste varieties with a subtle European style such as chardonnay and shiraz.
Geelong was the largest grape-growing region in Victoria in the 1800s, and it has undergone a renaissance in the last couple of decades as winemakers rediscover rich soils and a climate that is halfway between France's Bordeaux and Burgundy.
Meet the makers and celebrate the best of the Geelong wine region at the annual Toast to the Coast, held over October/November at wineries from the Bellarine and Moorabool Valley out to the Surfcoast.
Knock on this cellar door for premium cool-climate wines and a complementary culinary line-up including stone-base pizzas and seasonal tasting platters.
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A boutique winery on the Bellarine Peninsula specialising in cultivating pinot noir and chardonnay as well as producing shiraz, rosé and riesling.
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Sip on an elegant, award-winning chardonnay or sample the savoury pinot noir and delicate sparkling from this family-owned vineyard in the Otways.
Make an appointment for a tasting of these highly concentrated, complex, food-friendly wines from the Curlewis and Bellarine Selection ('Bel Sel') ranges.
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Oakdene is an original 1920s homestead that has been beautifully restored and now offers dining, accommodation and cellar door with estate grown wine.
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I hadn't even heard of this game before reading this thread. Did a couple Google searches and stumbled upon this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trpmoQnEDfA Seems pretty cool and I really hope this guy succeeds.
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Originally posted by jmlane223
Ah! Gotcha! :)
I dunno... I for one I´m kinda excited that, also including the Face of Mankind revamp into the list, there are at least three indie Devs pushing it towards making Sci-Fi sandboxes. I realize that, at some point, they are competition and may cannibalize their playerbase, but on the other hand (and probably having myself to plead guilty of excessive optimism), I think that it would be awesome if the three of them could launch their games, and push a bit our beloved MMO genre in that direction.
It´s like it´s in the air: more and more players requesting their Devs to "Go Classic", sort to speak, and bring back some of the features that were rather common ten years ago. As if we are beer aficionados that, although won´t ever agree among ourselves whether or not Stout is better than Pale Ale is better than Lager, we are damn sure we are a bit fed up with so much frikkin´ diet drinks with weird fluorescent colors... and can´t help thinking that at least a few of the diet drinkers would actually learn to like good beer should there be some available. :)
(for the record: Stout is better, of course; just giving a simple example! :P)
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Originally posted by Rusque
No you are not misreading. It is what happens when you make up bullshit faster than the speed of your blog post, which is the case for this developer. Anyway was thrown to this thread from somewhere else, I'm done here, good luck sperm glass camel, or stained glass llama or whatever, it sounds gross.
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This could all be very interesting if the references to the original texts were available here.
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To me Divergence is nothing more than vaporware or in my eyes a scam. I don't believe people will ever truly see this project be released. It just sounds too good to be true and I question why they've had an increasingly hard time to find investors for a project that's nearly finished. Divergence reeks just as bad as the whole Warmonger drama that recently came to pass a few months ago.
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This confuses me greatly.
2007. "We have a finished game, just need money"
2013" We have money, now we need to make the game."
Help get Camelot Unchained made, a old-school MMORPG, with no hand holding!
The loss of my $10 because they cant deliver wouldn't bother me. If its all a scam to get some free money, that would make me feel stupid. We will see in a few months If they can deliver something playable. And then decide from there.
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Originally posted by Mkilbride
Lots of things can change in 6 years...probably needs lots of changes...also, they probably did exaggerate a little in the beginning...what company doest...they need to make believers first.
Originally posted by SirBalin
Im worried about a dated design, dated engine...old code ect.
Plus, from what I saw, the guy just had a basic bump map world and a few items in it. That's hardly more than a start point I guess.
Since this game came out of hibernation, in case no one noticed, gamers went from loving the games they play to loving to tear them to shreds and trash talk/scare potential players away. This game cant just pick up where it left off and launch with a substandard combat system, game mechanics not fully fleshed out...there is no longer tolerance for "hey stick with us and the game will be whole soon" ect
I would kill for a scifi full loot sandbox...I want to see this do well...ive just been down this road before. Seems that sandboxes are often high on promises of a better future and short on developers to make that happen.
So for this game ill give it a try in a beta, and if the combat is bad, if the game is missing content and systems...well if it appears the game is going to be like all the other sandboxes...im just going to pretend it doesn't exist. I know not what beta is for but im sick of paying for betas and having a beta where nothing changes for the better before launch.
I really hope a large budget studio does the full loot sandbox, or an indy studio does it right for once.
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Why am I even typing this?
Originally posted by BrownAle
I know it's hard to find reliable information about this game, but I can tell you the engine they are using is completely new they trashed the old one.
Secondly, I heard they will be releasing a prototype with combat in it for this summer to get the kinks worked out before their next crowdfunding campaign begins. Right now that's where they are at.
Lastly, the developer has promised he will not be making any sort of launch before the main features are finished in every sense of the word. I know this is a promise many make and fall on, but I think if he were the type to release unfinished games, he would've released his old version many years ago to try and get some excitement about it. Since that hasn't happened I'm putting some faith in him.
(It sucks you dont wanna see it)
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"Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the stars."
Golly Gee, someone rezzed my old thread...
And I am surprised this is still going.
Well people, before getting all excited, you all better investigate the past as to what happened. There is more to this story than what I posted years ago. It all started with posting of rendered scenes supposedly from the game, of which they claimed, but were not.
As for today, hopefully they learned from their lessons to not make over the top promises with nothing to prove it. Which is why I made this thread. What I would ask to see of what is being shown; is that from a game engine or an actual MMO platform and with what features.
Also you may want to check with other developers of how it was like dealing with them.
Then decide for yourselves.
Now back to my grave.
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Originally posted by Dracus
Got news for ya, they are alpha testing already. This game will be the the ultimate sandbox mmo. Even better than the original swg which I was a 6 year player there. This is the one game that will truly allow you the complete freedom to actually be in a world simulation.
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Originally posted by Kraken999
Based on what evidence? They were "alpha testing" years ago too. Before they scrapped the engine 4 times and wasted a ton of money and time. How much money are you going to throw in this pit?
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Originally posted by jimdandy26
Still circumstantial evidence, but quite recent.
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PROUD P2P Elitist...
After doing a little research, it's easy to see why he's had so much trouble getting anyone to work with/for him or get any kind of investors behind him. Great game concept, bitter human being. It's sad, but I wouldn't play it if it was finished tomorrow.
Originally posted by Hanthos
Well... I don´t know the guy personally, so I cannot comment on his bitterness.
But if the game was finished tomorrow, what would his personality matter?
(Don´t get me wrong: I fully understand your point that his personality may prevent him from getting enough help to finish the game... but, should he manage to finish it, IMHO players will only care if the game is good or not. I mean, Steve Jobs is said to have been the most tyrannical boss ever, but lots of people seem to like their I-pads and phones! :))
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Originally posted by Herko
I agree with you 100% based on your example. I was trying to be polite when I used the word "bitter". While Steve Jobs was quite frankly known by many to be a complete tyrant to his employee's, I don't think he ever condoned violence against anyone or attacked any particular segment of society or peoples beliefs. The views held by the dev in this case are very radical and probably contribute to no one will back him financially. I don't know him personally either, but I'll take his own word for it from his personal FB page. I've been known to not exactly be PC myself, but I do not condone violence against people or property.
Well... I suppose this may be a bit off-topic, but my point was: if as a consumer we think a product is good (but whatever defintion of good we may have, and in this I think we can agree that milleage varies greatly in each case), most of us are quite happy just using that product.
I mean, it´s not like we can audit the whole production line of every product we use, in order to check if at every single step everybody involved in the process is treated kindly and fairly. Of course, most of us would stop using product "A" if we were to learn they are involved in some sort of unethical/illegal practice, but most of the time it´s just not humanely possible to check everything. Which means that, should we find a game we like (again, with "like" being variable due to personal tastes), I somewhat doubt any of us would stop playing said game because the Dev says something we disagree in his FB page.
(I´d even be willing to bet that, should the game be good, we wouldn´t even care to see what the Dev has to say in any other venue other than his Dev Blogs and forums; we´d be too busy having a blast with the game! :))
Of course, the above assumes that there actually *is* a game, which in this particular case remains to be seen; and a hell-to-work-with Dev may of course make it very hard on himself being able to get his product to the "finished" line.
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Originally posted by Herko
Yep, looks like more smoke and mirrors, like the photoshopped pics he posted to this site initially 8 years ago. For a community alpha test where is the thread exclaiming how awesome it was? Where is the actual community?
Also, while none of us may know him personally you can get a great sense of his personality and level of professionalism from many sources, not the least of which are these very forums. Steve Jobs was a loathsome human being, but he had the fact that he was a marketing genius going for him. When he died how many people thought Steve was the best thing since sliced bread? Ethan however, likes to blame others for his own shortcomings and spit hatred with his advertising. Besides which, he has made technical claims that he has shown no evidence of backing up. There is a reason why he has been compared to Appleton instead of Jobs afterall.
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"Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the stars."
Quite right.
Its never their fault, any fault is due to circumstances beyond their control or because of someone else, or because of this or that...
MMO's are a service, not a product; which require a good level of customer service. That attitude will be eventually directed towards players.
And I wonder how well this can really perform against Face of Mainkind with its recent kickstarter...
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Digital Photograph - Woman Holding Dog Next to Convertible Car, Near Yachts, Black Rock, 1946 Reg. No: MM 110904
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- Sepia photograph showing Patricia Von Sonnewald with her dogs at Black Rock beach, 1946.
Patricia, a Maori woman, had migrated to Australia from New Zealand at the age of 15. At the time that this photograph was taken, Patricia had recently married Henrick Von Sonnewald. Henrick took this photograph on a Saturday morning. Patricia is standing by their car, with her English setter dogs. The yacht club are 'out' sailing in the background.
Patricia remembers: 'Henrick used a Zeiss Icon Super Ikonta camera - the best camera around.' Henrick had fled Germany before World War II, dismayed by the Nazi movement. He arrived in Australia to represent his uncle's precision machine factory on the eve of World War II and was promptly interned at Tatura for the next five years.
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- View of woman on a beach holding a dog, standing by a car. A small group are watching yachts on the water nearby. Behind is a river channel with a boat on it, a pier and then behind this there are about twenty small yachts in the sea and up on the beach, with people standing in the shallows.
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Mesh Tote Bag - good quality bag
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This bag is truly an XXX-LARGE. Room enough for a couple of Bath Sheets, swim trunks and whatever else you want to cram into it! Only one thing missing: a zipper or velcro across the top would have been nice to keep things crammed into the bag until you want to open it.
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The bag holds a lot, but the handle is too long and the bag literally hits my legs when walking, awkward.
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This bag is great, it holds everything ( water weights, aerobic shoes ) and plenty of room for everything else. The size of this bag is just what I needed, plenty big and the opening is very wide.
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I put my wet pool things in this (suit, webbed gloves, shoes). It's big. The drawstring closure is not very sturdy and might not hold up to rough use. The starp is long. Overall great. I hang it in the shower at the pool, dump all my wet stuff in it letting everything drain. For the price it's been a useful tote.
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Bought this bag to hold all my water aerobic equipment. I like that it is large enough to hold everything. I like that it is very light and that my equipment will drain from bag to dry. The only thing I would change is I would make the netting a bit stronger. I got my bag caught on something and it tore the first time I used it. I can still use it since the tear is small.
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This bag was larger than I expected and holds all the needed gear. I took this on a week long sailing trip so that I could continue training for a 1/2 marathon. Being able to step off the boat and run in the ocean was amazing.
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Nice sized bad to carry my water gear in. Allows things to dry in a hurry.
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I was pleasantly surprised when the tote arrived. It holds all of the gear that we already had: a belt, two sets of barbells and the 3rd set that we just purchased with room to spare. We are campers and go to parks that have pools, so to carry our stuff was always a problem until now. It is just what we needed.
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Keep your water aerobic equipment in this open-to-the-air bag for easy access and light weight carrying. A dry pocket would make this item great!
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Man I love that movie.Anyways. This past sunday the New England legend and future Hall of Fame place kicker Adam Vinatieri was practically booed off the field during the Patriots trouncing of the Colts.How could any true blooded Patriots fan bring themselves to do that. His foot won us rings. He is the only current player in the NFL that has more rings than Brady and Belichick. Dude is awesome.Don't boo him. It's not cool bro.
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From social networking forums to gaming sites, there are various websites on the internet to distract ourselves from work. But research shows that a little distraction makes us more productive.
April 27, 2009 2:14 by Aarti Nagraj
Surfing the net at work for pleasure increases our concentration levels and helps us to be more productive, says a study released early April by the University of Melbourne. According to the study of 300 workers, 70 percent of people who use the internet at work engage in 'Workplace Internet Leisure Browsing'.
"People who do surf the internet for fun at work – within a reasonable limit of less than 20 percent of their total time in the office – are more productive by about 9 percent than those who don't," says Brent Coker, from the university's department of Management and Marketing.
So, what are the sites that distract employees in the region? Here's a list of ten that work for Kipp:
1. Facebook
The social networking site came third in Google's list of fastest rising searches in the UAE in 2008. The site has been used extensively as a public voice in the region, with groups calling for saving Dubai's Hard Rock Café to killing Dubai Summer Surprises' mascot, Modhesh. But while you may get away with browsing Facebook during work, you should think twice if you call in sick at work; last week, a Swiss woman lost her job for surfing Facebook while she was off sick.
2. YouTube
The video sharing site has got everything – from popular songs, cute animal videos, to embarrassing instances – it's all there for everyone to see. Once you see one video, the site hooks you. Here's how it works: one of friends sends you a YouTube link. You view the video, you laugh and decide to forward it to your colleagues. Then you continue surfing the site watching other videos that YouTube prods you to see. It's endless.
3. Twitter
The latest sensation in the social networking universe, Twitter has taken over the region successfully. You are either twittering, or reading other's messages. There is an obligation to please your followers, which means constantly trying to compress your thoughts into mini sentences (have to be within 140 words).
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What's more, the popular songs from the first half of the record (Dammit Janet, Sweet Transvestite, Time Warp etc) aren't even the good ones. As the film develops the music telecopes in its ambition; the corny fifties throwback feel of the first three tracks is enveloped by swaggering, operatic pomp of which Freddie Mercury would have been proud. Achieving this was no mean feat by Tim Curry - outside the Queen singer I can't think of anyone else who would have come close to pulling it off. By the time of the Floor Show medley and then the genuinely beautiful "I'm gong home" it's impossible to not to be swept away by it all.
In fact, it's hard to credit that a kiwi mop-chopper can have done all this by himself. Perhaps he did, but I can't help wondering if M. Loaf - or his mentor, Jim Steinman (both of whom had the motive and opportunity to be involved since Meatloaf played Eddie in the film) - didn't lend a wave of the magic wand to the proceedings. There is something undeniably Steinmanesque about the whole project, and Richard O'Brien never reprised his success; after a couple of horrible attempts to re-do the Rocky Horror, he was last heard of playing bit parts on Robin of Sherwood.
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Learn more about the emcees, keynoters, and the presider of the closing liturgy.
More information will be added throughout 2015.
Program development is already underway for the 2015 National Catholic Youth Conference, Here I Am Lord/Aquí Estoy Señor. Once again, we will take over Lucas Oil Stadium and the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis for all the conference events, November 19-21, 2015.
We are proud to debut information about the conference:


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BlackBox LEEM340676
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Ethernet Extender
4 x RJ-45, 1 x RJ-11, 1 x Line, 1 x Console
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100 MBps
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