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A white table layered with spikes of color and texture bring an understated discipline that won't outshine the menu. Read
From the Caribbean islands to South American coastlines stretch beaches of endless summer — and the many variations of local ceviche eaten beachside. Read
A light, outdoor brunch calls for nature as a guide: set a simple table with a light palette and decorative accents inspired by the surrounding landscape of California Wine Country. Read
This delightful party recreates one we hosted for friends on a Sunday morning at the beautiful Turnbull Winery in Oakville, California. Read
We suggest buying ready-made dough at your local pizza shop, but if you decide to make your own, be sure to prepare your dough 48 hours in advance. Read
Let the taste of wood–smoked beef transport guests from the backyard to the faraway estancias and vineyards in the pampas of rural Argentina. Read
Decorate the outdoors with color, pairing bright essentials with rustic elements. Our stylists went with outdoor dishes and glassware made for safety with uncompromised style. Read
Chris Arentz of Avedano's Holly Park Market offers tips for five popular Argentinian beef cuts: top sirloin cap, flank steak, skirt steak, short ribs and sweetbreads. Read
Late summer has a special kind of laid-back beauty. Celebrate this Labor Day simply with La Crema wines while the days are still bright and warm. Read
Our stylists used natural, neutral materials that strike a balance between rustic and refined. Wood, iron, stone and clay pay a subtle tribute to Mother Earth and the changing seasons. Read
Wine and cheese complement each other beautifully — just keep a few guidelines in mind when making your selections. Read
Hot chili and cold brews are game day classics. Inspired by the annual Big Game, we threw our own Pottery Barn chili competition, with your chili recipes as the winners. Have your own chili cook–off to taste recipes and show off your style. Read
Made especially for bean stews of all kinds, the Sedona Collection features the traditional double handled bean pot and bowls made of thick glazed stoneware. Their distinctive shapes bring homestyle character to the table. Read
Here are the winning recipes from our Pottery Barn Chili Cook–off Contest! With so many great entries, we had a tie in the traditional meat category — but think we've got something for everyone. Enjoy! Read
A backyard bounty of seasonal fruits and vegetables are reason enough to celebrate with a salad extravaganza. Read
The artisanal, hand–painted look of our Iznik Collection features colorful flowers and birds in a classic interpretation. Read
The beauty of a salad bar is that it's essentially no–cook and recipe–free. With greens surrounded by fresh sides and toppings of nuts, herbs, dried fruits and cheeses, the menu is always bright — especially when you shop with one of these spring produce themes in mind. Read
A long engagement with a big wedding, or a tiny ceremony with a big party? Today the trend favors the latter. Read
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Nothing is more refreshing than sangria on a hot day. Spain's popular fruit–infused punch pairs perfectly with a variety of tapas, offering a palette of exciting flavors and textures for everyone to enjoy. Read
To host a sangria and tapas party, advanced preparation is key — you'll want all of your drinks and dishes ready to be served. Read
Chef Gerald Hirigoyen of Piperade & Bocadillos Restaurants, San Francisco selected this tapas menu from his book, Pintxos: Small Plates in the Basque Tradition. These recipes are an innovative take on the small plate tradition. Read
An unforgettable Labor Day gathering marks the perfect end to a great summer. Hosting a fire foods party is an ideal option for this special celebration because it pairs delicious yet easy–to–prepare dishes with a relaxed, casual atmosphere that makes guests feel instantly at home. Read
Expertly crafted, weather–enduring furniture like our Chesapeake Collection makes a beautiful backdrop to any outdoor occasion. For this casual gathering, comfortable seating encourages guest to relax and linger near the fire. Read
This flavorful variety of unique, easy–to–prepare sauces from Joey Altman brings outdoor grilling to delicious new levels. Read
Every house should have a signature drink — one that reflects your personal style and comes out perfectly every time. Read
The greatest American cities were known for certain drinks – created from specific base spirits and mixers – because that's what was available there. Read
Countries on all sides of the Mediterranean enjoy small appetizer–size dishes called mezze. Read
Chef Joey Altman created this tapas menu especially for Pottery Barn. These sophisticated recipes are meant to be traditional and authentic in ingredients, preparation and method, made just like in their countries of origin. Read
For the sheer wow factor, few dishes can match a platter of fruits de mer, French for fruits of the sea. Read
The beauty of hosting a fruits de mer party is that the seafood platter is not only your main course — it's also the show–stopping centerpiece. Other decorative accents can be kept to a minimum and should echo the sea–life theme. Read
Our deep admiration for the honeybee and sympathy for its mysterious plight gave us an idea for a great spring brunch. In the spirit of spring fever, we recommend a kitchen challenge: guests create dishes using the secret ingredient of local honey. Read
Our Things That Fly Appetizer Plates, embossed with hummingbirds, butterflies and flowers, have a handmade feel that shows its artisanal roots. Their textural white surface layers beautifully with our beaded white Gabriella Dinnerware Plates. Read
The best way to showcase the complexity of wild artisanal honey is to keep it simple and, if possible, uncooked. Read
Seasoned book club members know that it's not just the books that draw people back time after time. It's the eating and reading together – and also checking out the host's great house – that turns such a solitary activity into a social one. Read
Serve this classic with chunky homemade croutons by cubing rustic levain or baguette, tossing it with olive oil, salt and optional fresh chopped herbs, and toasting in a low oven for a few minutes. Read
Chef Ryan Pollnow of San Francisco's Home Restaurant says, Whether I'm at home, or at Home, for me there is nothing more comforting then a bowl of hot macaroni and cheese. Read
Blue Plate Restaurant in San Francisco blends goat and cheddar cheeses to make a decadent sauce with a tangy edge. Read
San Francisco's Park Chalet Restaurant elevates the classic dish with truffle oil, chicken and five kinds of cheese. Read
Narrowing a wine and cheese tasting down to one favorite vintner and one style of cheese is a great way to deeply explore both. For this tasting with a twist, we explore the classic pairing of goat cheese and its most compatible reds and whites. Read
Here are some important details to have in mind for a wine and cheese tasting. Read
Movie Night is a great theme for a casual party. It's perfect for a Friday night when friends are up for a relaxed evening that's simple and fun. But, even a low-key movie night needs a theme. Read
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This classic snack is easy to make and, with a twist or two, becomes central to throwing a true movie night.For your party, try choosing one or two recipes, and suggest to guests that they bring t... Read
At a cocktail party, drinks should be simple and delicious. For easy preparation and mixing, choose a small repertoire of classic cocktails that have only a few ingredients. Read
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Since at least the 1940s, Margaritas and parties have been inseparable. The citrus-sweet mix is a cool foil for the warmth of tequila. Read
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Rich in flavor and striking in color, the Pomegranate Martini Cocktail has become the cocktail of choice over the past few years. The pomegranate's signature tart flavor gives it the perfect blend ... Read
Although vodka often stars in today's martini cocktails, the true classic gets its bracing taste from juniper-scented Bombay Sapphire Gin, plus a hint of Martini & Rossi dry vermouth – even if only... Read
Since its rise to widespread popularity in the mid-1990s, the "Cosmo" has become a cocktail standard, with its perfect balance of tart and sweet flavors. Read
This Cuban classic is said to have been a favorite of Ernest Hemingway. It has just the right balance of mint, lime, rum and sugar to chase thirst away and add zest to gatherings. Read
Spanish for "Red Sky," this delicious citrus drink has made quite a name for itself since recently winning the best cocktail award at the International Bar and Night Club show in Las Vegas. Read
Throwing a dinner party at home is a great way to entertain friends, for a lot less than you'd spend at a restaurant. And, by getting your guests involved in some fun prep work, sharing the meal is that much more gratifying. Read
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Joey Altman has shared three great recipes from his book Without Reservations. Each one is delicious, simple – and ideal for preparing with friends. Watch our videos with Joey Altman that demonstra... Read
Joey Altman has shared three great recipes from his book Without Reservations. Each one is delicious, simple – and ideal for preparing with friends. Watch our videos with Joey Altman that demonstra... Read
Joey Altman has shared three great recipes from his book Without Reservations. Each one is delicious, simple – and ideal for preparing with friends. Watch our videos with Joey Altman that demonstra... Read
Just as a wine tasting is the mark of a true wine lover, an olive oil tasting is the mark of a true food lover - and a creative party host. Read
It's surprisingly quick and easy to make infused oils that create a flavorful foundation for dressings, marinades and condiments. Choose almost any kind of herb, such as rosemary, thyme, basil, tar... Read
It's easy to make your own vinaigrette each time you make a salad. Make it in quantity in a glass jar and keep it in the refrigerator. Just let it get to room temperature, shake it up and pour a fe... Read
A timeless go-to option for effortless entertaining, pizza parties are synonymous with casual, lighthearted fun for all ages. Read
It's time to rethink tequila. And – lucky for all of us – learning to rethink tequila is incredibly fun and can be quite gratifying. Read
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The key to making the perfect margarita is to find the right balance between the sweet and the tart. Margaritas can be served on the rocks or frozen. The following recipes apply to both varieties a... Read
The key to making the perfect margarita is to find the right balance between the sweet and the tart. Margaritas can be served on the rocks or frozen. The following recipes apply to both varieties a... Read
The key to making the perfect margarita is to find the right balance between the sweet and the tart. Margaritas can be served on the rocks or frozen. The following recipes apply to both varieties a... Read
Guacamole is one of those dishes that's incredibly easy to make, yet lots of people think that it can only be found at a Mexican restaurant. This recipe is from one of our designers who's native to... Read
The popular Mexican technique for "cooking" fresh raw seafood by tossing it with citrus juice is ideal for serving at a Margarita or Tequila tasting party. This version, which came to us from Cazad... Read
A long Sunday brunch is a great way to entertain casually and affordably – especially when the style and menu come straight from the garden. Read
San Francisco celebrity chef and Top Chef veteran, Ryan Scott, creates a delicious, economical farmhouse brunch for six –all for under $50. In our videos, he shares three recipes that adapt easily ... Read
White sangria is the ideal midday refreshment. Make Chef Ryan Scott's foolproof version the night before so that the flavors soak into the fruit. Tailor it with a simple selection of winter citrus ... Read
Extra-thick slices of bread known as Texas toast dipped in creamy custard are the heart of Chef Scott's French toast. Read
A colorful presentation turns a side dish of eggs into a dazzling main course. The best part is that all ingredients can be found at the grocery store if not the farmers' market. If one egg per per... Read
This easy version of the classic French pear tart takes advantage of store-bought dough to cut down on prep time without sacrificing flavor. Read
A tapas party is a great way to introduce friends and family to the traditional Spanish style of casual eating based on small plates and small portions. Read
Tacos and mojitos are the perfect pairing, with the crisp flavors of the rum drink providing a refreshing counterpoint to the heat of the tacos. Read
The refreshing fruit drinks known as aguas frescas originated in Mexico, where they are often sold by street vendors on steamy days. Made with what ever fruit is ripe and in season (strawberry, wat... Read
When it comes to summer grilling, nothing is simpler or more satisfying than sausages and beer. Read
The backyard is always ready for a summer party with a grand table like our Chesapeake Extending Dining Set. At 72″ long when closed, it seats six, then expands to 104″ to seat even more. Read
In matching beer to sausage, here are a few simple guidelines for the knowledgeable host. Take the beer selection of Magnolia Pub and Brewery in San Francisco for example. Read
Lobster is at once a simple and spectacular feast. With the right tools, a classic lobster steam is remarkably easy to set up and clean up, making it the perfect casual summer party. Read
Ceramic Strainers allow you to take clams, lobster or crab straight from the steam to the table. They're also a fun way to create a unique table setting for this quintessential summer party. Read
Our favorite way to cook a lobster is by steaming it. Use a little water straight from the ocean for the bottom of your pot — or mimic the salinity of the sea with two Tablespoons of sea salt for each quart of water. Read
When it's sunny outside and the heat is on, nothing satisfies thirst like the icy, citrusy kick of a margarita. Because it's a drink based on tequila, we wanted to rethink this familiar spirit. Read
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37 Practices of the Bodhisattva - Verse 31
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Ken McLeod continues his commentary on the 37 Practices of the Bodhisattva with the 31st verse. Watch the other videos here.
If you don't go into your own confusion,
You may just be a materialist in practitioner's clothing.
Constantly go into your own confusion
And put an end to it — this is the practice of a bodhisattva.
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"Constantly Go into your own confusion AND put an end to it"...now that is an earful and a mouthful...SO the ACT of recognizing my confusion and to GO into it is --- The way to put and END to it?..." The Unconditioned" as a place is confusion for me...wanting to transcend time and space is also confusion for me...it seems to me that I mis-understand what The Buddha is all about in terms of "Nirvana" and "Anatura Samyak Sambodhi" i.e. Awakening...confusion is part of the human condition which I enter into as a willingness to put my head in the "lion's mouth" as long as it leads to "The Uncoditioned" ...which I think (When I am not CONFUSED) is a VERB!...and there she waits--- "Calmly Licking Her Chops"
"Many people who practice Buddhism take emptiness, the unconditioned, or whatever you want to call it, as the ultimate point of reference. But it isn't" Really? yikes. I am so tempted to make emptiness, Buddha nature, the place to return to. I bow to awakening mind in practice daily, but forget that it has no substance again and again. So when i practice, say with reactive emotions, I use the emptiness, rigpa to return to. But truly, this is creating a new "safety" thing so" I" do not blow apart. This is very helpful. But, yikes! The unknown mystery again........

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IntelliJ IDEA performs code analysis by applying inspections to your code. Numerous code inspections exist for Java and for the other supported languages.
The inspections detect not only compiling errors, but also different code inefficiencies. Whenever you have some unreachable code, unused code, non-localized string, unresolved method, memory leaks or even spelling problems – you'll find it very quickly.
IntelliJ IDEA's code analysis is flexibly configurable. You can enable/disable each code inspection and change its severity, create profiles with custom sets of inspections, apply inspections differently in different scopes , suppress inspections in specific pieces of code, and more.
The analysis can be performed in several ways:
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PHOENIX -- Encouraged by how his elbow felt Wednesday in his first game in nearly three weeks, Zack Greinke said he thought he could be ready to pitch at the start of the regular season. I hope so, Greinke said. My arm felt really good today. It felt strong. Greinke faced Chicago White Sox minor league players for four innings, throwing 43 pitches and facing one batter more than the minimum. He gave up a single, hit a batter and induced a double play. I wasnt perfect, he said. You saw me upset with several pitches. But first outing in two weeks, thats kind of expected. Greinke, who received an injection of platelet-rich plasma in his sore elbow nine days earlier, last started a game March 1. Greinke is scheduled to pitch twice more during the exhibition season, on March 25 and 30. He said that should be enough to build up his arm strength and gain the necessary sharpness to pitch in the regular season. The way the rotation is lined up, Greinke could make his first start of the...
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Target Spiderman Sneakers
Other than having excellent stain resistance, these shoes are not the most practical. They tested very poorly in flexibility, support, and cushioning, and with little mesh, they won't breathe well. However, if you have a Spider-Man fan in the house, he may think differently. target.com
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15 Fresh Juice Recipes to Start Your Day
We adore a freshly squeezed glass of OJ—especially in winter, when citrus is at its peak—but sometimes you want something a little more unusual. Ever tried to juice a kumquat? Or a sweet potato? Curious about how to make good-tasting green juice? Here are 15 of our favorite recipes. More


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We are LOVING this HONEY BEE Baby Shower styled and photographed by Lemonberry Moon! A beautiful color palette of yellow and gray, with a hint of pink, were used to celebrate the arrival of the baby girl, nicknamed "Honey Bee". From the floral centerpieces wrapped with beeswax to the beehive drink dispenser, this party is full of BEE-utiful ideas and inspiration for any Honey Bee celebration! My … { read more }
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Children's Book Themed Baby Boy Shower!
I recently had the pleasure of hosting a sweet baby shower for my friend Kristen Steele. She's awaiting the arrival of a darling baby boy so it was an absolute pleasure to shower her + the little one with a baby shower. It was yellow, baby blue, and navy themed with Children's Books incorporated throughout! We built up baby boy's library with all the classics. It was such a wonderful time, and I … { read more }
Sweet Springtime Baby Boy Shower!
My mind is all baby shower as I prepare to throw my sweet friend Kristen Steele a baby shower this weekend. I'm excited to share this darling submission for a Springtime Shower with you today! Wendy Hahn of Urban Collective designed and styled this chic springtime-themed baby shower. Spring is all about fresh beginnings like sweet new babies and fresh green grass! I have grown wheat grass for … { read more }
It's a "Super Shower" Baby Shower!
Coming off the heels of this Wonder Woman Birthday Party, it seems only fitting to share a baby shower twist on the "super hero" party! Submitted to us by Jessica Bender, this baby shower has it all from pie and push-up pops to the bomb treats and fruit skewers! How cute is a super hero themed baby shower? You'll love all the details and pictures, take a look... As told by Jessica … { read more }
Modern Yellow & Gray Baby Sprinkle
What's a baby sprinkle you say? It's a shower for a Mom not having her first child. It's a way to still celebrate the new baby with a "sprinking" instead of a full on "shower" since Mom already has many of the items needed for a new baby. I think it's darling and have plans to throw one of my best friends a sprinkle this spring for the arrival of her 2nd baby! This one, submitted by Petite Social, … { read more }
Once in a Blue Moon Baby Shower!
Planning a baby shower? I just adore this traditional baby blue shower decorated with a "Once in a Blue Moon" theme! I just love the traditional touches and all the baby blue! Below are all the resources for where the items were purchased so you can throw your own baby shower! The book "The Magic Blanket" is nestled down in a cute wooden wagon for a sweet gift for Mom-to-be! The mini cupcakes with … { read more }
Darling French Market Baby Shower!
Several of my friends are expecting babies next year so I'm thrilled to gather up baby shower ideas that I hope you love as well. Today's post is dedicated to this darling French Market Baby Shower by Katie Rebecca Events! Katie shared a bit of inspiration for this shower. "Chami and Mat are going to make incredible parents they are so adorable and fun! They are transplants from France now living … { read more }
Colorful Confetti Baby Shower!
My talented sister-in-law photographed this darling baby shower, and I'm so excited to share it! You'll find lots of inspiration in it like the confetti, polka dot straws, and darling cake. I already have two baby showers to plan for next spring so this post has me bubbling with ideas! The shower was inspired by the nursery that mom-to-be, Jenna, has been creating for her daughter, Addison Reese. … { read more }
Black + Gold Gender Reveal Party!
Gender reveal parties are becoming increasingly popular, and it's easy to see why! They offer a chance for parents-to-be to celebrate the reveal of the gender with family and friends - party style! This gender reveal party truly encompasses Mom and Dad with an "ode" to their favorite football team - The New Orleans Saints! Designed by IDEA! event + style, the colors for the party were black, gold, … { read more }
"What Will it Bee?" Gender Reveal Shower!
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thank you!
Hotel De Paris about 150 dollars a night and located near the beach and IternationalMuseum in the Center. My sister stayed here and she sayed she loved it.
Brendon, I appreciate your quick response. Thank you!
I am sitting as we speak in Le Grand Hotel Sete. It is beautiful and has the best hotel breakfast I've ever had anywhere. I've been here for a happiness conference (really!) for 3 days and loved every moment. Anjani M
Bonjour Anjani, Merci pour vôtre réponse rapide! I just looked up your hotel's website and it looks so inviting. Would you mind, if you have the time now or when you return home, describing Sete to me and what experiences you have there? It sounds like the seafood is delicious and the thought of staying somewhere near water is perfect, since I live in Hawaii. Wow, a happiness conference...how wonderful! aloha,
My wife and I stayed at L'Orque Bleu in Sete on 2 occasions (http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g660465-d563113-Reviews-Hotel_L_Orque_Bleue-Sete_Herault_Languedoc_Roussillon.html), and loved it. It's right on the canal, and you can get a canal view room if you want it. Sete is a great town for walking, and the seafood is fabulous. In fact, I think it's illegal for a restaurant to serve anything other than seafood :-). And it's one of the principal spots where fish and shellfish is transported to markets and restaurants all over southern France. We stumbled upon the wholesale fish market near closing time, and little delivery trucks were lined up ready to transport seafood throughout the country. But they clearly left some for the locals and visitors. And when in Sete eating seafood, be sure to wash everything down with the local Picpoul de Pinet wines, and for after-dinner drinks try the various sweet Muscats, such as Muscat de Mireval and Muscat de Frontignan. I'm longing to go back to Sete after writing this. Enjoy!
Robert, What good information, thank you! Between you and Anjani's responses I wish I were in Sete right now, too. A hotel on the canal sounds ideal and we can hardly wait to be able to taste fresh seafood from Sete's waters. Okay, I'm totally sold and will definitely be making Sete one of our destinations. I will also make sure I taste the wines you recommend. aloha,
I should also have mentioned the great indoor market hall in the center of Sete (short walk from the Orque Bleu), and a great bakery a block or so from the hotel on the same side of the canal (I can't remember the name, but you'll smell it). We skipped the breakfast at the hotel one day and ate there.
Thanks for this post! It reminded me of my visit to France wayyyy back in the 70's. After visiting Carcassonne I really wanted to see the Med, but I had little time and so went to Sete. I walked on the beach and stayed at one of the nicest youth hostels of my six months. It was on hill in a house with a gate. A Canadian girl and I paid the night before and jumped the gate to catch an early train to Avignon. I actually have found the very Auberge do Jeunesse that we stayed at. Doesn't it still look great? I am ready to go back! Pam
They don't have mosquitoes in Sete, or anywhere in France. Instead, the have les moustiques.:-) Seriously, I guess they have mosquitoes, although I don't remember it ever being a real problem anywhere I've been, including Sete. But what they don't have is screens, anywhere. So if there are les moustiques in the street, there will be les moustiques in your room if you open the windows.
I haven't been back to France in 5 long years. But after reading all of these wonderful posts, I can feel your enthusiasm for Sete. I absolutely can't wait to be there. Got another question: I'd read on a TripAdvisor commentary that mosquitoes were a problem. Anyone experience that? thanks all!
Pamela, I checked out the Auberge do Jeunesse you mentioned, and it's right across the canal from the hotel I stayed at and recommended. It looks great, and it's a great location. I'm far too old for that, but maybe Denise isn't.
Hey Robert, Well, if any moustiques show up while we are there, at least they'll be French moustiques!
That hostel does look lovely but alas, I am also too old for hostels. Last time I stayed in one was in 1994 and we were already quite older than our roommates. denise
Denise, the last (and only) time I stayed in one was in Vienna in 1979, and I was the oldest one there. I'm really showing my age. And when you do go to Sete, try and post something on the RS site about it. I'm curious as to what others think. The first time we were in Sete we were so impressed that we actually considered looking into buying an apartment there as a base for future trips. The next time, a year later, we still liked Sete but weren't as quick to think we'd want to live there for 6 months a year.


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I find it funny so many people hate the RMT in Diablo 3. I'm considering getting D3 because of it. Its a great chance to make some cash. I already know its possible to make mony with games with Second Life and Entropia, so I'l give this a shot. You can still have fun and buy stuff with gold. And then just sell stuff for cash or gold if its not good enough. Sounds perfect. I guess if you're one of those people caught up in having to have the absolute best gear, then that sucks.
Idk why people are still complaining, just go play torch light. Complaining about it here wont change D3.
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Originally posted by just1opinion
The seller is not a gambler, he is not paying per roll of loot. If he gets shit loot he doesn't have to pay to sell it.
What you are charged for on the auction is an auction fee. Strangely enough auction fees and auctions are not gambling.
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If players exhibited behavior similar to gambling addiction in relation to collectable cards, then it would get banned in South Korea. It is irrelevant what the activity entails. It only matters what the result is. If the end result is that players will exhibit gambling behavior, up to and including gambling addiction type behavior, then the game or the game system will get banned.
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Originally posted by empyros
Posting something requires an up front fee. If it doesn't sell, it's money lost. Except for Blizzard who wins no matter what happens.
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Originally posted by SaintViktor
This is more a issue for games like some of the PWI games where you can buy a mystery box off the market with a chance of a rare cool prize or more often some basic level stuff. I don't really see a difference between that and a slot machine to be honest.
D3's system I think would be hard pressed to say is gambling since you know exactly what your buying. Even the argument that you are trading time for a chance at a good item seems a bit weak to me. Lots of activities could be called gambling if that's the case. Is treasure hunting on a beach with a metal detector gambling than?
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Originally posted by Deathwing980
I actually was on the side of this not being gambling, but if this is true, then yes, gambling is the only way to describe it. It's the same premise as lotteries where you pay money for the chance of winning something big, but the ticket itself has no intrinsic value. But before the numbers are revealed (ie, the item is identified), you don't know what you're going to get. Most likely, you'll get nothing. How this isn't gambling, I don't know.
And yes, lotteries are legal, but in my country, they need to be licensed by the provincial government. Who will be licensing the great Blizzard lottery and in which jurisdiction?
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AI has nothing on natural stupidity.
The legal problem is really only the tip of the iceburg and I think many are over looking that and not looking at the real trouble this will bring.
I have seen many stories about this person or that person not paying there bills to be able to play there mmo in some really sad cases some of these people have died chasing a digitized dream. Add this system and some kid that has no concept of money will be running up mom and dad's credit card running the family into finacial troubles so they can have that "gotta have" item.
This is no better then gold farming and the idiots that buy gold because they are to lazy to go make it IN A GAME! Gold farming and anything like it ruin game economy's because people think that there is some point to making a lot of imaginary gold or in hitting the gold cap. There is no reward or anything given for doing this and it is a pointless endeavor.
I have never had to buy gold/credits/whatever in any game I have played getting the money for anything I want is just a matter of playing the game and doing the things that make said money and I have NEVER found myself lacking for something I wanted/needed to inprove my charactor.
People take imaaginary credit's/gold way to seriously, look at all the gold farmers that sell gold, they are willing to break laws to sell there gold to people. They are willing to violate peoples privacy and steal what they need just to make money selling gold. Make all these transactions invole real money and you think people are self centered and rude in games now, you have seen nothing yet.
Games are suppose to be about stepping away from the real world for a bit and having a good time the same way hollywood got it's start making movies to let people step away from the troubles of the depresion and forget there troubles for a little bit, Bring real money into it in this form and it will ruin the entire point of the game.
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Let's see here, what are my options, given the ACTUAL state of RMT (including cash shops) in MMOs?:
1. I can compete with players who break the rules against buying gold by breaking those rules myself.
2. I can refuse to break the rules and be at a disadvantage to players that do break them.
3. I can buy items that affect stats from the game company on top of paying a sub and buying expansions, therefore encouraging the game company to view me as an ATM machine.
4. I can refuse to buy items that affect stats from the game company on top of paying a sub and be at a disadvantage against players who do buy from the store.
4. I can play a game that allows me to buy items from players and sell items to players for real money while still staying within the rules. True, the game company making that game will get a cut of the transactions, so it would depend on how often I played the game, what the cut was and how fortunate I was with drops as to whether I'd come out even without damaging my enjoyment of the game, or even come out ahead (at least getting to play the game for free).
I'll take #4, please. Or the total eradication of cash shop + sub models and the total eradication of illicit RMT. Which we all know by now isn't going to happen. In other words, I'm interested to see how this will turn out.
Meanwhile, the government of South Korea probably wants to ban this, not because of gambling, and certainly not over some objection to RMT, but because it's easier to keep track of game companies operating in their country plus keep track of a few gold farmers operating illegally than it is to keep track of money in a giant, unregulated pixel market with a lot more people getting involved.
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If you read the article it is basically some dude saying "this other game didn't make it past the rating board cause it had items for sale" it does not actually say that Korea may ban Diablo 3. That is just speculation, the article title is misleading. If the rating board in Korea would not allow Diablo 3 sales with the RMAH, then they will simply disable it for that country.
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Originally posted by Madimorga
5. You can play a game involing the buying and selling of imaginary items using real money, although subs fees can be viewed this way, if you look at it from a reality point of view you are paying a sub to acess someone else's property, the game and why should they not be paid for there effort? If you go on vacation and rent a room or a car and go see a movie do you own them ? no you don't. If you want to see it again you pay again just like next month you pay your sub again.
Prices in wow were out of control on the auction house, I can not count the number of times I have seen an item on the auction house that the game said was worth 10-20gp and the sellers had it marked for 50k gp ..... People did that because some idiot saw the price, went and bought gold and paid that price thereby creating the illusion that people would pay that price so others jacked up there prices which caused more fools to go to the gold farmers to get the gold to make that purchase.
I have seen in mmo's people running bots to get that item, blocking access to area where said item drops, using exploits and dheats to make there gold.
I have seen people join a group and steal the most valuable item that drops screwing everyone else to make credits.
That was for IMAGINARY gold. If you think that people will not camp/farm things and put them on the auction house for insane prices for real money and that some fool won't buy it if the price is to high then you are fooling yourself.
All these cash shops springing up and people using the arguement that they are better because there is no sub are just really bad at math. I have played a lot of "free 2 play" games with a cash shop and in every case it cost at least 15-20 per month just to keep up with the best and newest gear. You can't load out a charactor for less then $90 every 6 moths or so and more often then not it is more like $100-$150 which that price every 6 months works out to right about $300 for the year.... I rather pay my $15 sub costing me $180 for the year thanks.
People paid upwards of $5k U.S for pre cu jedi just so they would not have to grind the charactor them selfs, I have seen fully geared wow toons going on ebay for $300-$1000. I have not looked in several months but, that is what people were paying for IMAGINARY charactors.
5K that is just short of 27 YEARS of game time @ $15 per month, 1K is about 5.5 years @ $15 per month.
Let us assume that greed won't be a factor, and that people put items up for $5 each, the average toon has 10 slots, 9 armor and 1 weapon, there are more but, lets go with that for the moment, You just spent $50 IN ONE MONTH!!! in 2-3 months there is going to be more gear you want/need not to mention everyone has gotten use to buying crystals/stones/tapes/enchants whatever to improve there charactor ..... the price at LEAST just doubled to $100 per evey 3 months or so heck it can go to six months at that rate and you are still paying more then a sub. This mind you assuing people will be resonable when it comes to real money. If you believe they will be resonable, you do not know people very well.
I think that the RMAH is going into dangerous territory with the law in different countries. I think if a case came to court in the UK judges might throw out any cases about ownership over virtual items. I just cant see value of a virtual item being upheld. I think its going to open a can of worms up for the legal system. Virtual items should never have a real economy value imo.
They are just that a virtual item, you will never own it as the publishers own and have the rights to everything you obtain virtually including the software to run any software, you only buy the licence to run it.
In games where you can make money....even small amounts of money....people will always find a way to cheat the system. D3 lovers, you just watch.....see how long it takes for someone to figure out a way to cheat the system and then for Blizzard to install some invasive software on your system which people will also bitch about.
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Originally posted by just1opinion
People worry over gold farmers ought to be concerned about item farming for the AH. Blizzard is making it legal to farm for real world cash.
Originally posted by waynejr2
Yes, item farming is what I'm talking about. And someone somewhere will figure out how to automate that or in some other way cheat. It will be similar to the dupping of SoJs from Diablo 2 LOD Online or something else, perhaps, but someone will find a way. Then people will begin whining about it, then Blizzard will come up with some invasive software to be installed on your machine to prevent it.
We'll see how long this takes.
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Originally posted by waynejr2
Blizzard is also incentivizing other bad behaviors such as account theft, scamming, botting, exploiting, etc, by legitimizing the worth of virtual items gained through doing these things.
Originally posted by Ceridith
I agree with you. I think it's going to be a godawful fucking mess.
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My first choice is and always will be the eradication of items in the store with pvp or pve affecting stats on them plus the total eradication of illicit gold farming.
Neither of which is going to happen. In the case of the first one, too many players tolerate it to boycott it, and in the case of the second one, it was never the MMO devs' fault in the first place, instead of quitting games that forced a gold or level grind, players kept playing those games while breaking the game rules by buying gold and leveling services.
So given the situation, here is my hope for Diablo 3's real money auction house: I hope that the gold farmers will give up in disgust and go 'play' something else because competition in a free and legal pixel market drives down prices and makes farming not worth it. I'm interested to see if this will happen or if the farmers will find a way to be profitable despite having to compete with legitimate players.
Edit: To use a real life example of legalizing a product or service: How often do we hear about mafia involvement in the American alcoholic beverages industry these days? Rarely, if ever. During prohibition it was a different matter.
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Stopped reading right there... well not really but I should have as the rest followed suit.
P.S. You're wrong. I can see what you're trying to do in this thread and I'm not buying it.
We really need separate forums for every newly launched game. There can be the anti-<MMO> one and there can be the 'what general discussion should be' one. All the lamenting can happen together where each can find solace in like minded can't-move-on-ers leaving the rest of us to actually move forward and discuss meaningful and relevant topics.
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Originally posted by Ceridith
Thing is though it has already been like this for quite awhile and quite honestly it is nothing new. If blizzard didn't have the RMAH the value would remain the same just it would be easier to spot the cheats.
IF by chance it turned into a mess it already depends on how blizzard cleans it up, they have been known to remove features that were bad for play so if its really bad they may remove it all together or as was said we'd get invasive software on our system to report everything to ads.com and obamacare.gov while saving us from evil hackers.
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Cavod is neither a male nor a female name. So I used, "they". I was also not responding directly to you, so I didn't use the word, "you".
What am I trying to do to this thread, exactly?
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Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers isnŌĆÖt in any rush to sign an extension with Green Bay, as he and his agent will be watching to see what the Ravens do with and soon-to-be free agent Joe Flacco.┬Ā ŌĆ£I think everybody is going to see what Joe (Flacco) ends up signing for,ŌĆØ Rodgers said┬Āon his weekly radio show Tuesday, via ESPNMilwaukee.com. Rodgers signed a six year, $65 million deal in 2008, but since then, he has been nothing short of a bargain when you take in consideration that Saints quarterback Drew Brees makes $20 million annually. ŌĆ£When that time comes, weŌĆÖll get a deal done. IŌĆÖm not worried about that. I think the Packers want to keep me around for a little while longer, and IŌĆÖd love to be a Packer for life,ŌĆØ┬ĀRodgers said. ThereŌĆÖs almost no way the Ravens get Flacco under contract for less than $100 million, so the Packers will have to be prepared to at least come close to that figure. You could make the case that┬ĀRodgers, given his past performance, should surpass any deal handed out to Flacco. ItŌĆÖs entirely possible that Rodgers will eventually be the highest paid player in the league once he and the Packers come to an agreement on a contract. Rodgers wonŌĆÖt be a free agent until after the 2014 season. The post Aaron Rodgers Is In No Hurry To Sign An Extension appeared first on NFL Trade Rumors -.
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CHICAGO — Four acclaimed graphic novel authors and artists—Cece Bell, Françoise Mouly, Jeff Smith and Gene Luen Yang—join Booklist Associate Editor Sarah Hunter and Eva Volin, supervising children's librarian for the Alameda Free Library, to dig into graphic novels at the ERT/Booklist Author Forum at 2015 ALA Midwinter Meeting. The popular Forum takes place 4 - 5:15 p.m., Friday, Jan.
CHICAGO -- 2015 ALA Midwinter Meeting attendees will have the chance to inspire and entertain colleagues in the popular five-minute "Ignite" sessions, coming to ALA Midwinter Meeting for the first time. Session proposals are accepted at the submissions site through the end of the day on Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2014. Find out more and submit your proposal now!
CHICAGO -- A glance at the scope of award-winning author Alice Hoffman's work shows why attendees won't want to miss this Auditorium Speaker at 10-11 a.m.on Saturday, Jan. 31 during the 2015 ALA Midwinter Meeting in Chicago. Hoffman's books have been published in more than 20 translations and more than 100 foreign editions, and her novels have received mention as notable books of the year by numerous high-profile publications.
CHICAGO -- "Say yes first, ask questions later. Commit, then figure it out," says Mick Ebeling, who promises ALA Midwinter Meeting attendees an inspiring message about finding creative solutions to real-world problems by looking at them differently. Ebeling will be welcomed by Courtney Young as the featured speaker at the ALA President's Program from 3:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 1.
CHICAGO — Registration and housing are now open for 2015 ALA Midwinter Meeting and Exhibits in Chicago, Jan. 30-Feb. 3. "The conversation starts here . . . " every year at Midwinter Meeting, which offers the usual gold-standard networking, updates, exhibits, future-focused discussions, innovators and thought leaders and high-profile speakers. Midwinter Meeting highlights include:
CHICAGO — Booklist, the American Library Association's premier review source for public libraries and schools, has been selected again as a sponsoring partner for the Women's National Book Association's October National Reading Group Month (NRGM), including the special Great Group Reads initiative that highlights selected titles.
CHICAGO — A new committee is set to start work on selecting the prestigious 2015 Andrew Carnegie Medals for Excellence in Fiction and Nonfiction, awards that reflect the expert judgment and insight of library professionals who work closely with adult readers. For the first time in 2015, an independent bookseller chosen by the American Booksellers Association (ABA) is joining the committee, reflecting the impact and influence of these awards on general readers both inside and beyond the library and adding additional expertise.
CHICAGO — The Committee on Accreditation (COA) of the American Library Association (ALA) announces accreditation decisions made at the 2014 ALA Annual Conference in Las Vegas.
Continued accreditation status was granted to the following programs, with the next comprehensive review visit scheduled to take place in spring 2021:
CHICAGO — Thirty-six mid-career librarians have been selected from a highly competitive pool to participate in Leading to the Future, ALA's second four-day immersive leadership development program for future library leaders.
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Was unable to book four tickets at once. It had to be done four times, did three at different prices and then used Luxair, it was 50 euro cheeper, not good.
There should be possibilty to get ticket from all star alliance companies, and not to ask for a boarding ticket again in Germany just because Luxair does not cooperate with Croatai Airllines.


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GAIA wrestles with new 'problem'
While most people may regard a problem as something negative, the problem faced by the Garrison Area Improvement Association is anything but negative. It fact, it's a good thing.
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Weekend storm cripples the area
This past weekend's storm was more bark than bite – at least early on. But never wake a sleeping dog.
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GAIA annual meeting set for Monday
Two annual events will be held next week in Garrison and both are open to the public.
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Chamber encourages teachers-board to settle
Teachers and school board members got an earful recently from the Garrison Chamber of Commerce.
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Sen. Byron Dorgan's announcement could change the landscape of North Dakota politics as candidates line up to jockey for position.
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It's only been a month since the close of the 2009 Dickens Village Festival in Garrison. With the 2010 Dickens Festival more than 10 months away, committee members have time to relax, to revel in the success of the 14th annual event.
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MIDDLEBURY — After more than a year and a half of planning and permit deliberations, the McDonald's Restaurant on Route 7 in Middlebury closed last Wednesday for demolition and rebuilding.
Dennis Hunt, president of Hunt Companies Inc., was onsite on Tuesday to oversee the building's demolition. He said that demolition, reconstruction and preparation for the restaurant's reopening are scheduled to take about 90 days.
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MIDDLEBURY — A small offshoot of the $16 million Cross Street Bridge project continued on Tuesday to take up a large part of Middlebury selectmen's time — the question what to place in the 22-foot circle in the middle of the new roundabout that workers began to build this week at the bridge's downtown end.
In late June, a committee appointed by selectmen recommended a prominent public work of art that should be 20 to 25 feet tall, lighted at night, and designed to be appreciated from a safe distance.
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In addition to last week's lists, the root crops are really coming in now, and Barbara is picking romano beans, paste tomatoes, plums, Sicilian chard and 16 varieties of peppers!
It's here: the moment of August profusion in the garden, the one I dream about in my armchair during winter. There is so much ripening in my garden — indeed all over the county — it's almost overwhelming. What to eat? What to can? What to freeze? Problems of abundance are nothing to complain about (in fact, there's no time), but I relish the wealth of choices.
Marshall Curler was waiting for me at the Portland (Ore.) International Airport when my flight arrived at 11:15 p.m. on the last Thursday of July. We waited the usual time for my luggage. Much as I prefer to travel without checked bags, it's tough to take a weeklong fishing trip with only carry-on. Waders and wading shoes alone would fill a little rolling duffle. Then I need rods and reels; on a long trip, I travel with two of each in case one breaks. Plus flies and a vest and sleeping bag. And clothes are nice too.
HARTFORD — Local athletes won five state titles this past weekend at the summer-ending Vermont Swim Association championship meet.
Middlebury Aquatic Club Panther Max Moulton won two events, the 14-and-under boys' 50- and 100-yard breaststroke races, while his 15-year-old Panther teammate Grace Pyne won the U-16 girls' 100-yard breaststroke. Each also placed in several other events.
ST. ALBANS — After 10 years in the Vermont State Senate Republican Phil Scott is seeking the job of lieutenant governor.
"I first ran for the Legislature because I felt Vermonters and the business community was not being well represented," Scott said in a recent interview. A native Vermonter and resident of , Scott was born in Barre and has been a partner in Dubois Construction in Rutland for 25 years. He serves Washington County in the Senate.
MIDDLEBURY — U.S. Rep. Peter Welch, D-Vt., wants to harness the power of Vermont's growing renewable energy industry to fuel more "green" initiatives at the national level.
Welch was in Addison County last week as part of an "energy tour," surveying local businesses' renewable energy initiatives and products. His stops included Nathaniel Electronics in Vergennes, which is working on new solar technology, and the Blue Spruce Farm in Bridport, home to one of the state's largest and most successful manure-to-energy power systems.
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Snowden seeks help on spy chargeBy GEIR MOULSON
and KIRSTEN GRIESHABER
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In this video frame grab provided by LifeNews via Rossia 24 TV channel, which has been authenticated based on its contents and other AP reporting, former National Security Agency systems analyst Edward Snowden looks over his shoulder during a boat trip on the Moscow River in Moscow.BERLIN Edward Snowden is calling for international help to persuade the U.S. to drop its espionage charges against him, according to a letter a German lawmaker released Friday after he met the American in Moscow.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, meanwhile, has conceded that some of the NSAs spying has reached too far and will be stopped.
Snowden said he would like to testify before the U.S. Congress about National Security Agency surveillance and may be willing to help German officials investigate alleged U.S. spying in Germany, Hans-Christian Stroebele, a lawmaker with Germanys opposition Greens, told a news conference.
But Snowden indicated in the letter that neither would happen unless the U.S. dropped its espionage charges a policy shift the Obama administration has given no indication it would make.
Stroebeles meeting with Snowden on Thursday took place a week after explosive allegations from the Der Spiegel news magazine that the NSA monitored Chancellor Angela Merkels cellphone prompted her to complain personally to President Barack Obama. The alleged spying has produced the most serious diplomatic tensions between the two allies since Germany opposed the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in 2003.
Germanys top security official said he would like to arrange for German authorities to talk to Snowden about those allegations and other U.S. surveillance operations that have enraged Europeans.
Snowden has said he no longer has the NSA materials but his knowledge of U.S. spying efforts could be seen as invaluable by other nations.
He pointed out that he was active in the U.S. secret services, the NSA and CIA, not just as an administrator or something like that who had access to computers, but also ... participated in operations, Stroebele said of Snowden.
He noted that he knows a lot about the inner structure ... that means he can, above all, interpret and explain all the documents... He could explain authentically only as an NSA man could. That means he is a significant witness for Germany, too.
In his one-page typed letter, written in English and bearing signatures that Stroebele said were his own and Snowdens, Snowden complained that the U.S. government continues to treat dissent as defection, and seeks to criminalize political speech with felony charges that provide no defense.
I am confident that with the support of the international community, the government of the United States will abandon this harmful behavior, Snowden wrote.
But he indicated he wouldnt talk in Germany or elsewhere until the situation is resolved.
Stroebele said Snowden appeared healthy and cheerful during their meeting at an undisclosed location in Moscow. The German television network ARD, which accompanied Stroebele, said the Germans were taken to the meeting by unidentified security officials under strict secrecy.
Snowden said that he would like most to lay the facts on the table before a committee of the U.S. Congress and explain them, Stroebele said. The lawmaker, a prominent critic of the NSAs alleged activities, said the 30-year-old did not present himself to me as anti-American or anything like that quite the contrary.MORE IN Wire NewsLOS ANGELES A former California real estate developer once honored as his citys citizen of the... Full StoryWASHINGTON Investigators found no evidence of a shooting after the Washington Navy Yard went on... Full StoryNEW ORLEANS BP and five Gulf states announced a record $18. Full Story
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Unlike most schools that run the spread offense, West Virginia
aims to open lanes for its prolific ground game, rarely putting
the ball in the air more than 20 times a game. The Mountaineers
want the ball in the hands of its two junior Heisman candidates,
quarterback Patrick White and running back Steve Slaton. Along
with receiver Darius Reynaud, they form the fastest offensive
trio in America, and are threats for six with even a hint of
daylight. White is an underrated passer that rarely misses his
target, but needs more help from a receiving corps that's
suspect after Reynaud. Few schools rebuild on the offensive
line better than West Virginia, but how will the unit react
without its long-time quarterback Dan Mozes and long-time coach
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Passing: Pat White
118-179, 1,655 yds, 13 TD, 7 INT
Rushing: Steve Slaton
248 carries, 1,744 yds, 16 TD
Receiving: Darius Reynaud
30 catches, 813 yds, 1 TD
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Junior QB Patrick White
Player that has to step up and become a star: Junior C
Mike Dent
Unsung star on the rise: Redshirt freshman G Eric
Best pro prospect: Junior RB Steve Slaton
Top three all-star candidates: 1) White 2) Slaton 3) LT
Ryan Stanchek
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Legislation in Alcoholic Drinks: Restrictive Practices Vs Free-Trade Opportunities
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2012 Carbonated Soft Drinks in the U.S.
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More Than Meets the Eye: The World of Concentrates
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"It is never going to be the primary filler in my practice," he says.
The filler Radiesse is made of synthetic calcium hydroxyapatite, a component of bones. It lasts about 12 months after it's injected.
"It's like injecting bone into the skin," said Gilbert, who favors shorter-lived fillers such as Restylane and Juvederm.
"Fillers that last four to eight months work the best and have the best safety profile," he said.
In contrast, dermatologist Marta Rendon of Boca Raton, Fla., and Spa Retreat owner Sandhya Gandhi, M.D., in Lake Forest, Calif., are fans of Radiesse.
"The neat thing about it is you have about 20 minutes to mold it (after it's injected)," Rendon says. "It's like silly putty."
Gandhi uses Radiesse to plump up patients' lips and to fill above the eyes for people who otherwise would need eyelid surgery.
The even longer-lived filler Artefill is made from microscopic sphere-shaped pieces of plastic, which is why it can remain in place in the body for five years or more.
That makes some physicians worry about what will happen when an aging patient's skin sags but the filler remains in its original location.
"Patients will age around those fillers," Gilbert says.
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Full coverage of shark sightings, attacks, facts and figures during 2014.
North Carolina typically sees a handful of shark attacks per year. But this June the popular beach destination has already counted six.
Three beaches along Vandenberg Air Force Base on the central coast of California are closed through the weekend after a non-fatal shark attack.
Great white sharks are on the increase, and so are kayakers — so we may see more scary encounters like the one that shook up two kayakers this week.
What started out as a relaxing paddle in the Atlantic Ocean ended with a terrifying encounter with a shark for two women.
A great white shark attacked two kayakers who were trying to photograph seals off the Plymouth, Massachusetts, coast on Wednesday, authorities say.
A pair of kayakers say the shark bit through the bottom of their boat and flipped it over.
The possible shark sighting Wednesday is the latest in a month filled with great white encounters in the Cape Cod region.
Swimmers were forced out of the water for about two hours after a police chopper sighted what like like a great white shark in Duxbury, Massachusetts.
An underwater video being released in advance of the upcoming Shark Week on Discovery shows a "shark cam" being attacked by the fearsome predators of the deep.
An uptick in shark sightings off Cape Code is chum in the water for tourists.
A great white shark that washed ashore in Western Australia apparently choked to death while trying to gulp down a large sea lion, authorities say.
The largest living fish, whale sharks, may increasingly be using volcanic islands off the western coast of Europe as a new home as temperatures rise.
Millions of sharks are killed every year for their fins, but conservationists say the multibillion-dollar trade is becoming increasingly endangered.
A chiropractor is presumed dead after he was last seen during a shark dive in the Bahamas. NBC's Peter Alexander reports.
The Coast Guard has suspended the search for an East Texas chiropractor who is believed to have been the victim of a shark in the Bahamas.
In the 40 years since the bestseller "Jaws," was first published, the movie adaptation remains a cult classic.
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With over 400,000 bikers rolling in for Bikes, Blues & BBQ getting around town may seem difficult.
Organizers of the event are working to make transportation easier. Shuttles will be offered that will be running from the Washington County Fairgrounds to Dickson Street from Thursday, September 18 until Saturday, September 21. The pick-up and drop-off location for the fairgounds is at the front gate, and the pick-up/drop-off location for Dickson is at the West Avenue Bus Stop. The Arkansas/Missouri Railroad is also providing passenger cars to carry people from Dickson to the Randal Tyson Track Center.
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azo cranberry, does not have information as to side effects of using cranberry tabs. i used as directed, did notice increased stools. at about 30 days, developed, intense abdominal cramping and sharp pains and mucousy diharrea, stopped taking med, is beginning to resolve.
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Although cranberry does not treat the UTI, it does prevent them. It will also make you feel better while the antibiotic start to work.
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Conway has 16 schools. Some of the best schools in Conway are Hcs Early College High School with a GreatSchools rating of 9/10, and Black Water Middle School with a GreatSchools rating of 6/10 and a parent rating of 5/5 stars. The average GreatSchools rating for Conway public schools is 5/10, with an average student/teacher ratio of 14:1.
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Property is in demand due to reduced inventory, as there are more potential buyers than sellers. Bidding wars with other buyers are possible, and listings begin to sell at greater than the asking price.
Rent prices are relatively stable, and availability is good. If your yearly income is around $45,000, you can afford to rent in this market. Rent prices have decreased by 25% over the past 3 months. This is 16% lower than the county average of $1,264 and 29% lower than the state average of $1,408.
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|Property Records: 22,767
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The average home price in Conway is $184,088. The average home price per square foot in Conway is $108 and about 0% of all homes in Conway sold in the last 6 months. For Conway home values, real estate prices, and city market trends, research the 22,767 property records or search our 1 recently sold or 935 homes for sale listings. The listings and properties in Conway are only a part of the 1,697,757 properties and 44,361 homes for sale in South Carolina. Because of this, the average home price and average home value of Conway also influence the average home price $151,610 and average sale price $225,483 of South Carolina. Listing counts, Conway home prices and home values in Conway are sourced daily from listing and property data on realtor.com®, which is the most up-to-date and accurate aggregation of real estate listings in the industry and includes approximately 800 regional MLSs and is the official website of the National Association of Realtors®.
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