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Lewis B at tap-repeatedly made a nice write up about the crafting system in GW2 and how it might effect the economy and how it fits in with the rest of the game.
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I can't say I read anyone here who wish that GW2s crafting was a minigame. I guess people here are more experienced than many people Lewis talked to and know that minigames gets freaking boring after a while.
The issue everyone here have is the discovery system (Lweis seems to have missed that some are drops or quest rewards).
I don't think it is optimal myself but at least it don't force me to craft 35 tin long swords no one want to buy (EQ2).
The gathering system is actually pretty neat, particularly since material both can be drops or salvaged as well.
I still wonder if you can get rare materials from nodes and if in that case it is the same nodes as regular materials.
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Originally posted by Loke666
The blog writer is rather clueless about what people want and don't want. Personaly I would rather be crafting SOMETHING to advance my skill even if it is pretty much useless than have to waste hours doing useless combos of mats to find ONE recipe. I don't want a mini game for crafting at all. I do like the gathering system as I have spent WAY to much time wanding around in mmos only to find someone has nicked all the mats I wanted.
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Originally posted by ircaddicts
If you're spending hours doing combos, you're either doing it wrong, or you're trying to explore and find something unique.
If the idea of spending that much time experimenting doesn't appeal to you, then you should probably give up on finding something unique.
Look at it this way... it's not any harder/rarer than getting some ultimately rare crafting recipe that drops randomly, the difference is that if somebody wants to share the recipe with somebody else, they can.
... and wikipedia if you want the rewards without the effort.
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The author romanticising a feature that will lose it's luster a few months down the line is kind of quaint, yet sad.
All the discovery system will do is drive a bigger wedge between the invested, results oriented gamers that know exactly what's available up front and the sentimental/clueless/roleplayers/noobs that waste their time on "discovery."
Every single argument he lists will cease to be relevant in the first two months of release. The notion that ANet will stealth in totally free items to discover is laughable. How often should we expect something like that? Every 6 months when they hold a design a weapon contest? Why would they even do that when there's a financial benefit to release such items as part of a paid expansion? How long will it take for the community to discover the 5 or so items that get added?
I also doubt the author ever actually played or understood the TF2 crafting system. It works primarily because it's random. recipes you discover give you a a random item for a specific class and character slot. Meaning that if you have your mind set on a certain item, you'll be crafting the same recipe over and over until the game stops giving you the football helmet and finally spawns the fuzzy hat. I doubt that anyone would want a system that randomized in GW2, but the only alternative is something overly simplistic.
Another thing that hasn't been taken into account, is that the discoverables are essentially free. Same problem as GW1, such skins will be overly common and nobody will buy them. Players will just add extra value to the lootable recipe items in the long run.
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Originally posted by Gennadios
The notion that ANet will stealth in totally free items to discover is laughable. How often should we expect something like that? Every 6 months when they hold a design a weapon contest? Why would they even do that when there's a financial benefit to release such items as part of a paid expansion? How long will it take for the community to discover the 5 or so items that get added?
Why not? It's exactly the sort of small content updates you would expect. But I would also expect some to be added as part of paid for expansions or micro-transactions (perhaps you could discover them, but they are locked until you buy some widget as a micro-transaction, etc). Sure, they would only remain secret for a short while, but that would be part of the fun. New recipes could reflect the new content in expansions. I would think there would be a mix of new free and mini payment types of recipes and crafting related stuff.
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I don't understand why the discoverable system is bothering people. I won't be doing it, but does not mean there are 2 other guys who may want to do it...
I don't see how nodes being available to everyone will create a better econmy. I think best crafting system was in FFXI. Once maxed level you could start making +1 items and even low level gear would be good and sell for a good price.
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The sollution for the Wiki recipes database is simple...
Make all/most/some recipes character based... which would mean that while you and me could create the same item, we would need different ingredients because our creation process is a little different...
Next to they could have/make a minigame that allows you to discover new recipes... and have the actuall crafting process as it is..
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Originally posted by Loke666
That's why the Puzzle Pirates approach to minigames was invented. You play a minigame a bunch of times to get good at it, and it keeps track of how good you are. Then after that, it will let you continue to craft goods based on your rating of how good you are at the minigame, if you've played it in the last 10 days. If you play it once per week, you can keep crafting goods at that skill level forever.
If you quit for six months, then as soon as you play it once again, it lets you continue crafting goods for the next 10 days at that skill level. Of course, if you quit for six months, you might not be so good anymore when you come back.
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My, that's an awful article. Let's start with the obvious howler:
"Guild Wars Wikipedia (GWW)"
It's hard to imagine anyone familiar with the concept of a game wiki saying that.
"RIFT and World of Warcraft are two examples of MMOGs where nodes are used as a valuable commodity, often more so than the product they produce."
So far so good...
"A greater abundance of raw materials immediately reduces their value, creating a new market for the products produced and thereby placing greater emphasis on creation as opposed to wholesale of raw goods."
No, no it doesn't. If the cost of the raw materials is 10 platinum, and the cost of crafting is 3 seconds, then the value of the item is essentially entirely in the cost of the raw materials. If the cost of the raw materials is reduced to 1 platinum, that isn't changed meaningfully. If the cost of the raw materials is reduced to nothing, then the value of the crafted item is likewise reduced to nothing. It's easier to spend 3 seconds to craft it yourself than to find someone else who did.
Furthermore, while it's likely that ArenaNet will make raw materials fairly plentiful, it's hardly guaranteed. They could easily make more nodes spawn or fewer, or make each node give more materials or fewer, or make crafting items require more materials or fewer. Any one of those effects could, by itself, overwhelm the decision to make it so that everyone can harvest from the same node.
And then later...
"While the physical creation may be uninvolving, arriving at this stage would not have only took time (through creating the components and discovering the recipe) but fundamentally the method remains quick and entirely functional."
Right. He's finally conceded that crafting itself is completely trivial, but still expects players to value the crafted item far more than the materials from which it is crafted?
"Not only will this encourage the distribution of weapons and armour to all players but also a greater motivation to share what we gather, in order to help others."
Perhaps there's a greater motivation to give things away if they're so common and cheap as to be worthless. But it's perhaps more salient to say that there's no motivation to ask for things to be given to you if they're so cheap as to be worthless.
"The final benefit that this creates is the natural encouragement to craft. By creating nodes that are abundant for all, players will realise they don't have to spend countless hours scouring zones for resources, but will instead be willing to craft freely and in abundance without fear of a time-sink."
Making crafting add no value whatsoever encourages players to craft? Really?
"But what these individuals are failing to understand is the prospect of discovery. Although for many the temptation to utilise GWW will be too great, there will be countless who enjoy the prospect of finding recipes for themselves."
So here, the writer is trying to comment on something that he knows absolutely nothing about. It's something that most games don't do, so he hasn't seen it, and how would he know how it works?
First of all, most people don't find it terribly interesting to pick some items at random and see if they'll combine to something that you don't want, when you could have looked on the wiki and seen. Maybe people try it a few times, but virtually everyone will get bored very quickly.
Second, trying things at random will be a tremendously inefficient way to discover recipes. This is the sort of thing that basically has to be macroed. Someone writes a macro and lets it run for a week and systematically tries hundreds of thousands of combinations and sees what works. Anything that will work within the first million or so most obvious guesses will be found very quickly. There will be so few things outside of that that the odds of actually discovering something new will be infinitessimal.
"Imagine the excitement at discovering a recipe for a stunning bow and the realisation that having visited GWW, it isn't there. Think of the adoration, the begging from others and riches you could earn."
Umm, yikes. "Adoration" is the wrong word. Try "flame wars", and you're closer to the truth.
If one person knows a recipe and won't give it away to anyone who wants it for free, he'll get flamed, blacklisted, and so forth. Actually, if he knows the recipe and does share it, he might well still get flamed if he doesn't explain it in a sufficiently accessible way to people who just learned five minutes ago that the game actually has crafting.
Does that sound cynical? Well, I've got the scars to prove that it happens that way in practice. Or at least it did in the ruby glue incident in A Tale in the Desert. And the community for Guild Wars 2 has exactly zero chance of handling the situation in a more mature manner than that of ATITD.
"What these people are failing to understand however is that crafting of this type is not only tiresome after a short period, but players often create work-arounds through external modifications that strip back the process and make it simpler."
If it's bad that a process can be botted, then combat should be removed from most MMORPGs. That gets tiresome, too, doesn't it?
Now, it's certainly possible to make a bad minigame, or to require it to be played too much. But that's not an argument against having minigames, any more than that it is possible to have badly designed combat is an argument against having combat at all.
There are other, more serious arguments against minigames. But the author of that article doesn't seem to be familiar with them.
"Although players who craft almost exclusively within MMOGs may object entirely, we cannot expect a developer to create a crafting system that is laborious or overly time consuming, when the vast majority of players only use crafting to compliment their play."
This amounts to arguing that Guild Wars 2 should not have a good crafting system because most other games don't. The latter is the reason why most players don't like crafting much in most other games.
"By altering the way resource nodes are gathered, creating discoverable recipes with potentially limitless combinations of items, coupled with a streamlined yet simple method of crafting, we will see more players than ever encouraged to craft. This is surely a good thing, isn't it?"
If the problem is that crafting is boring, making it mandatory but still boring is a downgrade, not an upgrade.
Thankfully, ArenaNet doesn't look likely to go that route. Quite the opposite, actually: they'll make crafting completely optional, and if you want something crafted, it will likely be a fairly trivial matter to get someone to craft it for you, even if you can't craft yourself. That means fewer players crafting than in a game that actually pushes players to do so, not more.
Now, there are some serious arguments in favor of the way ArenaNet is handling crafting. I might have to write that up sometime. But they aren't anywhere to be found in that article.
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@Quizicalls long reply. I can't judge the reasoning because I don't know that much about crafting in games but I have to say that was an entertaining post (im not trying to be ironic, I actually enjoyed reading the post).
I have to think that nodes will be pretty scarce, or have extremely long reset timers per person. Not only because sharing nodes would otherwise increase the output of a zone 100x over, but also because I think it fits with their philosophy of not wanting other people in the group to have to wait for people to constantly have to stop to gather. So I think raw materials are still going to fetch a good price.
I would also expect creating the goods to be about the same as in other games, a small tip above the cost of mats required. It does take effort to raise the skill level after all.
I don't think that the discovery process is going to be a bad thing. I think as long as ArenaNet puts in a sufficient number of recipes, then you'll have a very good chance of finding a combination that works. I think also especially if the recipes follow some intuitive rules.
For instance, if making a bow always requires lumber and string, then you're really mixing and matching the two other slots. If there's a clear way to keep track of what zone an item was found in, then it's even easier. If Lumber/String/Gem/Mechanism from zone A makes a bow, then probably the same combination of item types from zone B will make a bow. If each of these components provides a certain amount of a certain stat, then it's even easier than that. Any lumber from any zone plus any string plus any gem etc etc will make a different bow with the composite stats. That would certainly ease upping your crafting skill and allow you to use up extra lower level raw materials you have laying around.
Quizzical, you have a good point about potential flame wars from withholding recipes, but similarly, I hope that if the recipes are intuitive enough, if the item names are descriptive enough, just knowing an item exists and what level the crafter is will put people on the fast track towards being able to discover it themselves.
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Originally posted by Meowhead
You still don't get it SIGH. Ok lets try another way. You can do one the following 2 DE's Which would you choose.
One is you have to kill a random amount (say 20 to 50) of a random creature in a random location. All the info is hidden from you. You only know you have done the quest when it says quest complete. If you leave the area or log out before you finished then any progess is reset. This is the discovery DE.
In the other one the objectives are also random but the number you have to kill is five times as many BUT you know ALL the info AND you can quit at anytime and it will SAVE your progess and you can complete it later. This is the normal DE. I would take the normal one every time. As I can see I'm geting somewhere everytime I kill something. IF I get bored I can go do something else and know I can finish this later. I CAN NOT do that in the other DE.
Makeing the recipes a world drop is VASTLY different for makeing it a discovery option. As I can do other things while waiting for the recipe to drop. Where as I can't do that with the discovery option. If I spend 2 hours out in the world doing stuff and the recipe does'nt drop I will still of got all the xp, gold, mats, and karma from all the stuff i did even if I don't get the recipe. Where are I will get NOTHING from the discover methord if I don't find the recipe and then only the recipe if I do.
As I have said before several times IF all the recipes are as simple as you seem to think they are. ALL but the rarest WILL be on the wiki before the game even goes live. Thereby rendeing the whole process pointless.
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Originally posted by ircaddicts
... and so? That's like saying that puzzle games are pointless because all the answers to the puzzles will be up on a wiki almost instantly.
If you don't want to do the puzzles, then don't.
For those who want to do the puzzles, it sounds fun. The answers being on wiki don't have anything to do with the enjoyment those people will get.
So far as this crafting system goes, ideally, they would create a sort of 'language' out of the item crafting, so you can understand how doing one thing will lead to you figuring out how to do other things. Like if you learn how to make a poison axe haft, you can translate that into making poison sword hilts, poison staff wrappings, and so on.
The only thing you've ever managed to convince me of with all your arguing is that they've created a feature I'll enjoy and you won't. (Unless you ruin my enjoyment by stalking me and keep messaging me 'Hey Meowhead! Here's a recipe you might not know, now you can't find it on your own!'. Which would be creepy. ;) )
That's just the way it is. I'm not trying to convince you that you have to enjoy the feature, just explaining that it is possible for other people to do so, and trying to explain how they would do it if they were going to.
It is highly unlikely that any game will have every feature perfectly tuned to a person's tastes. I'm sure there's something you like about GW2 that I find less than ideal. In this case, it's the other way around.
Since the crafting won't get anybody items any more powerful than any other method of getting items (Like buying them, going through dungeons, or PvP), it doesn't seem like some horrible tragic crime to me if they ended up creating the kind of system you won't enjoy.
That's one problem with crafting. No matter WHAT system you care to name, there's going to be a large amount of people who don't like it for one reason or another. Too simple, too hard, too many minigames, not enough minigames, too straightforward, too cryptic, too pointless, too important, not enough effect on the economy, too much...
With many other features, it's a little easier to target the fun, but people are severely divided on almost every aspect of crafting.
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Originally posted by ircaddicts
Yes, the blog writer is clueless about what people individually want. Who isnt? This is also completely besides the point if the next thing you write is all about what you want.
They already wrote that not all recipes are obtained through the experimenting. Its a mix of different ways to obtain.
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Originally posted by Quizzical
That actually sounds pretty damn good system. Damn I really wish this becomes cornerstone of future crafting. It's not too easy, yet not too hard. I really like how it mimicks realistic skill system where you actually need to do stuff to be good. I'm sure there is features that could be adjusted like losing skill lvl or losing materials in process but damn that sounds good. Post of day, week, maybe even month.
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Personally, I think the crafting system sounds like it could be fun. It has some elements of the Asheron's Call original magic system, where you had to discover spells by combining different spell components, or you could learn them from a scroll if you found one. Then of course SpellPea came out and basically negated any reason for discovery, but the first month or so of the game watching all of the mages in town standing around fizzling spells and the cheer when a new spell was found was a really neat experience.
As with all things, I'm not going to pass a judgement until I actually see it in action, or get to try it myself to see how well I like it.
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to keep it short and simple. Remember the Bartle test. There is different kind of gamers
And if you havent got the picture yet, ArenaNet does alot for explores. Discovering recipes by eksperiment is for explores. And they enjoy that even when outwited by wiki. And alot of casual gamers (wich GW2 will have because its F2P as GW1 had) will enjoy the feature.
Achivers goes to wiki, and loose very litte by having to do that!
read how to create a succesfull mmo before posting about GW2. And read tao of ArenaNet before talking about innovation in GW2
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It's been known forever that crafting was not going to be an overly complex or essential part of the game. Combat, the dynamic world and personal stories are thier primary focus.


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|Lean ground beef
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|Chopped mushrooms
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|Beef stock
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1. In a bowl, beat egg; stir in bread crumbs, half the onion, half the Worcestershire sauce, salt and pepper; mix in ground beef. Form into 4 patties, each 4 inches (10 cm) in diameter.
2. In a large nonstick skillet, heat oil over medium-high heat; brown patties, about 2 minutes on each side. Transfer to a plate. Add remaining onion, mushrooms, garlic and thyme to skillet; cook, stirring, for 2 minutes or until softened.
3. Sprinkle with flour; stir in remaining Worcestershire sauce, beef stock and tomato paste. Cook, stirring, for 1 minute or until thickened. Return patties to skillet; reduce heat, cover and simmer, turning once, for 10 minutes or until patties are no longer pink in center.
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A Raisin in the Sun, Presented by the Williamsport Black Repertory Theatre
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This Chicken Waldorf Salad recipe from Chef Marco Pierre White is simple and delicious and only takes 5 minutes to make. All you need is chicken, celery, walnuts, apples, lemon juice and mayo! And, it's also a great way to use up leftover chicken. Watch below on how to make this easy chicken salad recipe.
Waldorf salad with roast chicken, very simple and delicious. The great thing is it takes five minutes to make. You don't see it very often now but when I was a boy and I started in the trade, it was on all the menus. But with roast chicken, it's delicious, it's a nice alternative, it's very simple: celery, walnuts and apples. Today I'm using Hellmann's mayonnaise but I'm going to be honest, I never make mayonnaise at home but then I add Knorr Touch of Taste which gives it that nice roast chicken flavor, with the apples and the celery and the walnuts and the roast chicken, delicious. So, you take your celery and you can see, see what I'm doing, I'm just cutting into matchsticks, not necessary, you can just chop it up. I'm just one of those people who likes to make work for myself. As you can see I just run my knife through the celery and cut into thin matchsticks. Again, don't allow a recipe to dictate. Cut two sticks of celery into matchsticks. As you can see, it's not perfect but it's sort of quite elegant. And now I'm going to take two apples. So what we do with the apples, again, turn them into matchsticks again. The apples I'm using are Granny Smiths; they're my preferred apple for Waldorf. Again, it doesn't have to be perfect.
When you're chopping your celery and your apples, you don't have to turn them into matchsticks like I do. I'm quite confident with a knife so it's easy for me. But if your knife skills aren't that great, just chop. So there I have it, my matchsticks of celery and Granny Smiths apple, then we take the leaves of the celery, rather than waste them, just chop them and use them like a herb in the salad. Just mix it in. A tiny little bit of lemon juice and just mix it in to stop the oxidization.
Now, here's our mayonnaise and a tiny little bit of Knorr Touch of Taste which just gives it that roast flavor. And again treat it like a dressing rather than [0:02:17.9] quite light, so just not too much. Just like dressing a salad. Sometimes you get coleslaw which is so thick or Waldorf which is so thick, you've got to retain that freshness so just with your spoon without breaking your apples and your celery, a few little walnuts on the bottom rather than mix them inside. Again, I like to build my layers of flavor and texture. So, there's our salad, you can see it's lightly dressed. Then we take our chicken.
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Okay, This is Why Pediatricians Should Ask Parents About Guns
As we explain in this story, there's debate among certain groups over whether pediatricians should be allowed to discuss gun safety with parents. The quick version: Pediatricians want to determine how safe a child's home is, and asking whether there's a gun–and whether it's stored unloaded, and in a locked cabinet, and in a place separate from ammunition–is a logical part of that conversation. Gun advocates say it's an invasion of privacy and a threat to the Second Amendment, and in many states there are efforts to punish doctors who initiate this discussion with large fines or jail time or both.
You may have heard that yesterday, a 7-year-old boy brought a semiautomatic pistol to his prep school in Queens, New York. (That is not him in the photo.) It hasn't been revealed yet whether the gun was loaded, but the boy did bring the gun's magazine, filled with bullets, as well as a plastic bag with at least another seven rounds of ammunition. According to the story I read in the New York Times, the police believe that the boy's mom somehow found out about the gun, and arrived at the school around 9:30 a.m. under the pretense of taking her son to a dentist's appointment. "It would appear that the intention was just to get the gun back and get it out of the school," said one officer. But when her son told her he put it in a classmate's backpack, she alerted the principal. The gun and ammo were found right away (they were in her son's bag after all), but the school was put on lockdown for several hours. An 8-year-old was quoted as saying, "They made us turn off the lights and hide behind the teacher's desk. I almost cried. I was afraid I was going to get shot."
There are lots of unanswered questions at this point, but it seems likely that the mother–who was arrested this morning and charged with criminal possession of a weapon and endangering the welfare of a child, among other things–had no idea that her son was carrying a gun and bullets in his backpack when he went to school. I can't help but wonder: If we were more open to the idea of having pediatricians talk about gun safety, maybe those conversations would be more commonplace… and parents would have their eyes opened to the precautions they must take if they have a gun in their home.
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The Detroit Tigers still have Justin Verlander ready to go and surprisingly without the ace pitching they have taken a 2-0 series lead over the New York Yankees. Anibal Sanchez pitched like Verlander today though. Aided by the Tigers defense and a favorable call the Tigers pulled out two wins in Yankee Stadium and will now head home to Detroit looking to close the series out.Yankees manager Joe Girardi turned 48 today as a present the umpire at second base, Jeff Nelson, tossed him from the game. The ejection came after Nelson a tag-out with two outs in the top of the eighth inning.The Tigers led 1-0 in the eighth with Omar Infante on first with two outs. Austin Jackson would single single. Infante took a wide turn as he went to second and Yankee right fielder Nick Swisher threw the ball behind him to in an effort to catch him off second base.Second basemen Robinson Cano made a swipe tag as Infante made a head-first dive back to second-base. While Cano missed the arm of Infante he wa...
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I also stayed there in October 2014 I am covered with bedbugs lice and I believe there's feces on the wall The owner is the most rude person I ever met we're not refund my money and cussed me and called me an American piece of shit that I was a piece of crap just there for a free ride
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Lamb Pilaf
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This lamb pilaf is a simple pilaf prepared with cubed lamb and vegetables. Skillet cooked with peppers and onions along with parsley flakes for flavor, it is spiced with cury powder to taste. Served with a fresh salad, it makes a great meal.
|3 Tablespoon
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|1 Pound, cut into 3/4-inch cubes
|Chopped onion
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chopped green pepper
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
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|Dried parsley flakes
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|Instant chicken bouillon granules
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Heat Oil in medium skillet.
Add lamb.
Brown over medium-high heat.
Remove with slotted spoqn; set aside.
Add onion and green pepper to drippings in skillet.
Cook over nioder-ate heat, stirring occasionally, until tender.
Stir in lamb and remaining ingredients.
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Robert Lee Gardner, 79, 646 W. Fulton St., Celina died at 9:40 a.m. Dec. 15, 2009, at his residence.
He was born Oct. 8, 1930, in Celina to Albert Adolph and Elfreida Friemeiring Gardner. On June 15, 1957, he married Norma Jean Linn, who survives.
Other survivors are three sons, William and Joe Gardner, both of Celina, and John (Kim) Gardner, Rockford; three daughters, Deanna (Rev. Patrick) Bayens, Mount Vernon, N.Y., Jane (Scott) Snyder, Yorba Linda, Calif., and Nancy McDuffie, Marion; two sisters, Norma Jean Borgert, Dayton and Shirley (Paul) Brunswick, Maria Stein; 15 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren.
Deceased are two brothers, Cletus and Tom Gardner; and a brother-in-law, Luke Borgert.
He had worked at the former Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, St. Marys, and was a dairy farmer. He also retired from driving buses for Celina City Schools. He attended St. John Lutheran Church, Celina. and was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars (V.F.W.), Celina, the Mercer County Harness Horseman Association, U.S. Trotting Association and the Mercer County Council on Aging. He graduated from the former Immaculate Conception High School in 1948, and was a veteran of the U.S. Navy serving in the Korean War.
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Pam Strickland: Tennessee Promise plan has drawbacks
At first blush, Gov. Bill Haslam's Tennessee Promise plan sounds good — every high school graduate can attend a state community college for free. But when the magnifying glass comes out, cracks in the plan make it clear it wasn't carefully vetted.
As an adjunct instructor, I've taught first-year writing students at community colleges and at universities. In doing so I have been exposed to a wide range of student abilities. Most blossom once they are given a chance to do something other than formulaic writing and performing for the test.
At Roane State Community College, I primarily taught developmental studies students, those who scored below college level on the ACT. Some just needed a boost; others were never going to be able to pull their writing skills up to college level. Ostensibly this will change as performance improves with more stringent instruction requirements at the K-12 level, but that's another topic.
So let's stick with the matter of access to college and what's appropriate. The bottom line is that there should be at least a C-average requirement for Tennessee Promise. None of this take-all-comers. It's a false hope.
Then there's the problem of routing some students to a community college who would be better served by going directly to the four-year school. Both the public universities and the private schools have already voiced concern over what Tennessee Promise would do for their enrollments, yet that's not the total problem. The real issue is what four years at an institution can do for a high-achieving student both socially and academically.
My friend's son will graduate from Loyola University New Orleans with honors this spring. His degree will be in political science, and he already has a job lined up in Washington, D.C. He went there not certain of his major but with a clear idea of his interests and broad idea of the types of things he wanted to do. In a recent conversation, his mother told me, "He's really blossomed under the guidance of those Jesuits."
We don't have a Loyola in Tennessee, but we do have some mighty fine four-year schools, and I've seen students who were given guidance as freshmen that led them to the next level as upperclassmen. And the likelihood of those things happening are much slimmer if they transfer halfway through. Though juniors, they will be new students fighting for attention with students who are already known to the professors.
That's why I like the proposal made by the Tennessee Independent Colleges and Universities Association this week. It agrees with the governor's plan in using $300 million from the lottery reserve to endow Tennessee Promise and raising the amount of the Hope Scholarship for community college students from $2,000 to $3,000. But instead of cutting the Hope Scholarship for the first two years at four-year institutions, as Haslam's plan would do, it would keep it at $4,000 for all four years. It would eliminate the Aspire Award for community college students and reduce it to $1,000 for students at four-year schools. There are a couple more tweaks, so that in the end the student gets $500 more than under Haslam's plan.
Another proposal that I like that has support from the Tennessee Board of Regents is the Tuition Equality bill. The proposal would make the children of people living in the country without documentation eligible for in-state tuition, provided that the child has attended Tennessee schools for at least five years and has graduated from a Tennessee high school. At least 19 other states have passed similar legislation, according to the Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition.
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The Global Volcanism Program has no activity reports for Robinson Crusoe.
The Global Volcanism Program has no Weekly Reports available for Robinson Crusoe.
The Global Volcanism Program has no Bulletin Reports available for Robinson Crusoe.
The main part of Robinson Crusoe (Mas a Tierra) Island, in the central part of the Juan Fernandez Island group, is composed of four overlapping shield volcanoes with calderas breached to the NE. The SW part of the basaltic island consists of smaller altered cones. Potassium-Argon dates for the island range from 5.8 to 3.8 million years ago (Steussy et al., 1984) and the island is more dissected than Alexander Selkirk (Mas a Fuera) Island to the west. An eruption at El Yunque was reported in 1743, but is considered uncertain (Catalog of Active Volcanoes of the World). Reports exist of a submarine eruption about 1.5 km north of the island in 1835 that produced an explosion and flames that lit up the island, primarily from the Governor, but the story varied over the years and no evidence was ever located (see CAVW for summary).
The Global Volcanism Program is not aware of any Holocene eruptions from Robinson Crusoe. If this volcano has had large eruptions (VEI >= 4) prior to 10,000 years ago, information might be found on the Robinson Crusoe page in the LaMEVE (Large Magnitude Explosive Volcanic Eruptions) database, a part of the Volcano Global Risk Identification and Analysis Project (VOGRIPA).
This compilation of synonyms and subsidiary features may not be comprehensive. Features are organized into four major categories: Cones, Craters, Domes, and Thermal Features. Synonyms of features appear indented below the primary name. In some cases additional feature type, elevation, or location details are provided.
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The Global Volcanism Program has no photographs available for Robinson Crusoe.
The following references have all been used during the compilation of data for this volcano, it is not a comprehensive bibliography. Discussion of another volcano or eruption (sometimes far from the one that is the subject of the manuscript) may produce a citation that is not at all apparent from the title.
Baker P E, Keyvan-Scocouhi F A, 1982. Petrology and geochemistry of the Juan Fernandez Islands, south east Pacific. In: Schmincke H-U, Baker P E, Forjaz V H (eds) {Proc Symp Activity Oceanic Volcanoes}, Arquipelago, Revista Univ Dos Acores, 3: 255-264.
Farley K A, Basu A R, Craig H, 1993. He, Sr and Nd isotopic variations in lavas from the Juan Fernandez archipelago, SE Pacific. Contr Mineral Petr, 115: 75-87.
Katsui Y (ed), 1971. List of the World Active Volcanoes. Volc Soc Japan draft ms, (limited circulation), 160 p.
Natland J H, 2003. Capture of helium and other volatiles during the growth of olivine phenocrysts in picritic basalts from the Juan Fernandez Islands. J Petr, 44: 421-456.
Richards A F, 1962. Archipelago de Colon, Isla San Felix and Islas Juan Fernandez. Catalog of Active Volcanoes of the World and Solfatara Fields, Rome: IAVCEI, 14: 1-50.
Stuessy T F, Foland K A, Sutter J F, Sanders R W, Silva-O M, 1984. Botanical and geological significance of Potassium-Argon dates from the Juan Fernandez islands. Science, 225: 49-51.


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Description: Jimmy is barely in the door before Max has his shirt off and is making out with him! Max opens Jimmy's pants and pulls out his thickening uncut cock. He sucks that bone deep, getting Jimmy heated up.
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