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Lucky break for you for lunch, Winter. Sounds good. I haven't thought far enough ahead for supper fixings yet, just finishing off my candy bar, and salad, with some peanuts.
Kitchen is a mess, made whoopie cupcakes last night right before the quake, and didn't clean up the kitchen, save for filling the dirty bowl with water to soak. Same this morning. Never go out and leave the kitchen like that, but now, what a mess it is.
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posted at 10/17/2012 2:13 PM EDT
When I emailed G.T. my lunch fixings, he wrote back, "you ought to crumble the Mr. Goodbar on top of your salad" - I answered, I don't want to take away from the taste of the candy bar!
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posted at 10/17/2012 2:21 PM EDT
Mail today brought the $2 off card for the Christmas Festival at the World Trade Center the first part of November. Asked G.T. to fit it in their schedule. Last year we didn't get there, and it had become a tradition. May not buy anythng except gingerbread men from the Gingerbread House, but still enjoy going and out to eat afterwards. - He said they'll write it in. Yah!
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tt, I love the remark you came back with to G.T. That Christmas Festival sounds nice, I may have to check it out.
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posted at 10/17/2012 4:05 PM EDT
It's held every year, all different booths with Christmas gifts/decorations, and it's the one where they have the gingerbread house displays up the back that have been auctioned off the night before - used to be benefit of Children's Hospital, not sure if it still is. Like I say, seldom buy anything because I have all the decorations I can use, but I love the festive quality of it. If you do decide to go - fair warning, go right after the doors open - it gets wall to wall people.
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I found it tt, thanks. The money goes towards a group called Housing Families which is working towards ending family homelessness. I think we may go one night.
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Have to head out soon, have a great night everyone.
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posted at 10/18/2012 8:02 AM EDT
Well, we had the best night last night...we went over to DS and DIL for dinner...she is a very good cook and we polished off some pumpkin cheesecake that was heavenly of coarse...but Mr. Zach as DIL refers to him was absoloutly adorable, so loving and sweet...he does this thing whereupon ...I believe...he is trying to hug you...he crashes his head into your shoulder the rubs his face on you...I feel that I need to remind folks that he is 5 months old...but the sweetest little thing...DIL refers to herself as his Press Agent...so funny
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Good morning!
brrrrr...anyone else frozen? Hate to start the fire this early when it's going to get fairly warm out; it gets the house warm and then the sun bumps us into the red. I had to actually turn on the upstairs fan and open the downstairs windows to cool the house off yesterday for having made that mistake. Can't go to bed with it too warm, but don't want to freeze all day. It's a Fall dilemma every year.
Looking at next week to go to lunch out East. I'm out of wine (a tragedy, I know!) and like to buy it at Trader Joe's in Framingham on the way. It's too far to make a special trip. It's so inexpensive there. A Shewsbury store employee told me that their store is getting alcohol soon. I'm sure I sound like a drunken housewife, but if I can pay $4/bottle instead of $12 for the same quality I'm happy.
Pretty soon it will be too cold to leave Gracie out for long. She can stay in her crate, but then all she does is sleep.
Making plans to take SIL to the doctor in Boston (she abhors driving in the city - it makes her extremely anxious) and to go out to dinner in the North End afterwards. Nice way to avoid Friday night traffic out of the city, don't you think? LOL
I've rambled enough about nothing...must get another cuppa.
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Icer, that hug is absolutely precious! Glad you had such a lovely evening with dear family.
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Sounds like interesting plans Kar. I am with your SIL - I won't drive in Boston either, lol!
Icer, Mr. Zach sounds like quite the character!!
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Good morning,
Breakfast came first this morning, pineapple juice, raisin swirl toast with cream cheese, bacon and coffee. (Tidbits of the bacon to my Cheerio as she perched beside me.)
Debating with myself whether or not to head out for a bit this morning, or get right to the business at hand, making scones for GS, and getting stuff ready for a business appt. tomorrow.
Icer, so cute, is that Zach. He was giving you lovin. Doesn't seem possible he's 5 months already. Nice of DIL to have you over for supper. Did she make the cheesecake? If so, pretty courageous, with her MIL being such a successful baker.
I think your SIL has plenty of company with the fear of driving intown, Kargiver. Unless you know the city and just where you're going, no way would I suggest anyone drive in there. That's why I love to go with G.T.'s partner, he's fearless. Knows the town inside and out, drives like a taxi driver, and ALWAYS finds a parking spot! The extent of my courage for that was when I would drive through Boston, back and forth to the Cape to see G.T. I had one route that I stuck to, get me off that, and I was completely lost. Anyway, sounds like a nice outing you have, dr.'s appt. followed by dinner in the North End.
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Driving is one of my passions, actually. My grandmother taught defensive driving classes for the state of Maine and was the best driver I've ever known, she taught my mom (a close second if not equal), and she taught me at 15 when we lived in Orlando. Not long after that I drove in Boston in college; I had a car while attending BU. SIL sits back and relaxes while in my passenger seat no matter what happens. On the way home from Les Mis all the traffic lights were out, and I was nervous - she was happy as a clam, lol. I relish the opportunity to drive somewhere other than country roads!
tt, that breakfast sounds soooo good! So, up and out or in the kitchen? Good question for me, too...
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...when I was 15, obviously - that was awkwardly written. Darn, I wish I could edit!
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hmmm...I posted earlier but it looks like it didn't show up. I will drive to Children's Hospital but that's it. I grew up pretty close to Boston, so I could always get there by train.
Icer, Mr. Zach and his hugs sounds adorable.
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I think age and how used you are to driving intown makes a difference too. In younger days, I loved to drive and then would drive anywhere. Now I have this unreasonable fear of getting lost - panic - maybe I'm picking up "phobias" from Aviva on "Real Housewives of NYC" ! LOL She's a piece of work.
Breakfast was good, Kargiver. When and if I can get myself up away from this computer, CC and another blog I chat on, my plan is to shower and dress and head out! That's "when" and "if" ! lol
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Good morning,
It wasn't as cold here this morning as it was yesterday. You are right Kar. It is difficult to adjust the heat during this time. We have the same "problem" with the sun. It heats up the house during the day; no need for heat. But in the mornings it is difficult to get out under the covers w/o heat. We do have thermostats all around the house, but they do take time to adjust and by the time they do, it is already too hot - and we have to open the sliders and windows. I just hate to do that; I feel I am throwing money out the window.
tt, I realy admire you. You always make such great meals for yourself. I don't do that, when I am alone. Your breafast this morning f.ex. I would never cook up bacon and splatter the kitchen w/ grease for just me.
My breakfast this morning was my juice (cucumber, strawberry, cranberry, apple) plus a Coconut Oil Pumpkin Muffin. Those are so delicious. And they are good for you too. Good oil for the brain and the heart, eggs for protein, pumpkin for fruit and whole wheat, raisins and nuts for fiber. All in one package. I was trying hard, but I couldn't taste the coconut.
Add me to the non-Boston drivers. Never liked it. I drove to my OB on Beacon Street (and that was 37 years ago), and as long as I stayed on the same route, I was ok. But when there were detours, forget it. I would always get lost and end in neighborhoods, one doesn't want to be in. Once I had a police officer tell me (and my belly ready to pop) when I asked for directions, "You don't belong here lady. Follow me!" and he got me safely back on Memorial Drive. Thinking back, he was probably afraid I would deliver right there, and he had to play midwife. LOL
That Mr. Zack sounds so sweet. Can't believe he is already 5 months old. Nice of your DIL inviting you over for a meal, Icer. Not easy with a baby in the house.
No car again today. I feel lost w/o it, but hopefully we will pickup the company's car tonight. Besides, I told them, they couldn't have my car Friday, so they better finish today.
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Absolutely, tt, given I started my time behind the wheel in a city 25 years ago and kept up my city driving it would be strange if I weren't comfortable with it. My SIL grew up in the 'burbs and never once drove in Boston and only ever went in for doctor's visits so I wouldn't expect her to want to drive in. I, too, "picked up" a fear of getting lost about the time I was heading for a divorce, but Dr. Garmin got me over it; I'd be agoraphobic without it!
I'm having a hard time getting moving, too...although, that sun sure is inviting. Gracie is outside soaking it up in the front yard.
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LOL, Pingo, I have led strangers out of the city like that; I can't leave them to their panic going in circles. GL getting your car back ASAP! Being stranded indefinitely isn't a good feeling.
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I'm on my way out now, Pingo, I'll swing by and pick you up if you feel like "poking"!
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Well, I know it is not indefinite, so I just have to keep busy while waiting. But I am feeling so lazy this morning. Haven't even showered yet.
Yes, TG for that GPS. 37 years ago, there was no such a thing. I feel much more comfortable driving - even in the burbs, with it on. And if I really, really had to drive to and in Boston, I could do it with my GPS. I wouldn't be comfortable, but I could do it, if I had to. I think DH has intimidated me. He has such a sense of place, that he hardly ever uses his GPS. I always put it on, if I am in his car sitting next to him, b/c I like to follow the map. But oh, God forbid, if I put the sound on. "Shut her up!"
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Thank you, tt - that would be really awesome, wouldn't it? But sorry, not today, I haven't even showered yet. Better get ready, just in case you should stop by. I will send you home with some awesome Pumpkin Muffins.
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I'm on my way out now, Pingo, I'll swing by and pick you up if you feel like "poking"!
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posted at 10/18/2012 10:51 AM EDT
We are couple peas in a pod, Pingo, lol. My dh HATES the GPS. I don't understand their aversion to it, though; weren't men traditionally the map lovers? It's a talking map! ???
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I love the GPS on my iPhone. She even alerts us to police, accidents, etc. On the way to Gettysburg, DH even thanked her for the info...lol.


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Not having a fence helped us get to know our new neighbors more quickly.
"Good fences make good neighbors" intoned the neighbor in Robert Frost's poem "Mending Wall." We had a different experience seven years ago when new neighbors moved in next door.
Not much of a fence had separated us because their house had been vacant for quite awhile. But with a new family moving in with young children, I knew that we needed to resolve what to do about the fence. After helping Doug and his family get settled, I apologized for the lack of a real fence. The openness had helped us keep an eye on the vacant house, and it allowed a little more room for our dog, Mollie, to roam.
We discussed the options available, but Doug noted that it was kind of nice for his children to have access to a friendly dog; they did not have one of their own. We agreed to try it without a fence. Not having a fence helped us get to know our new neighbors more quickly. We had more frequent visits in the backyard, and we eventually did a joint landscaping project between the two houses.
Not having a fence also broadened the social life of our dog. With our two children away at college, Mollie had been a bit lonely during the day, but with the new neighbors she could trot over to visit their children.
When they eventually got a dog of their own, she could hang out with Scooter, as well.
It was a different experience to be drinking coffee in the morning and hear a tap at the back door. It was just Scooter dropping by to see if Mollie could come out and play. For our middle-aged dog, it was a new lease on life to have a younger buddy to wander around the expanded yard.
My friends who lived here during Hurricane Celia said that one of the interesting results of that storm was it knocked down most of the privacy fences. People were surprised to meet neighbors behind their homes that they barely knew. The new-found openness prompted trading stories about the storm, sharing vital commodities such as ice, and helping put things back together. The backyards seemed strikingly different with the barriers down, but it wasn't too long after the storm when the air conditioning was restored, the fences were rebuilt, and people retreated back to the isolation behind their little walls.
Now that our friends next door are moving, it prompted me to think about all of the barriers that we seem to allow in our lives. It's all too easy to create a wall around you even if you are just waiting in line at the grocery store or standing in an elevator.
Many Corpus Christians have regarded the Crosstown Expressway as a kind of wall dividing our community. I was gratified in the last city elections to see a good friend make a little local history by being the highest vote-getter in key precincts on both sides of the Crosstown Expressway. Perhaps we are ready to move a little further forward toward eliminating some of those barriers that separate us.
You have to wonder what our new neighbors will think when the dog from next door trots up to their back door looking for table scraps after dinner. I suppose that I should send along a cup of sugar with her.
We will need to revisit the issue about the lack of a fence. Rebuilding the fence would be fine, but as the main character in Robert Frost's poem laments, "Something there is that doesn't love a wall. . . . "
John D. Bell is a Corpus Christi attorney.
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The European Extremely Large Telescope, the largest instrument of its kind ever built, will examine some of the oldest parts of the universe and could help scientists identify other Earth-like habitable planets.
Now project bosses have approved designs drawn up by Oxford and Durham University researchers for instruments which will help astronomers take pictures of stars and planets in distant galaxies for the first time.
Taking pictures of planets outside our galaxy, or even seeing them at all, is extremely rare because the light reflecting off them is masked by the much greater light coming from the star they are orbiting.
The E-ELT will be sensitive enough to take images of previously unseen objects, such as cold stars and more planets, and learn more about their atmosphere, what they are made of and whether they could support life.
The telescope could also shed light on mysterious "dark matter", which is thought to make up most of the universe, and help scientists understand how galaxies and black holes evolved after the big bang.
The European Southern Observatory (ESO), Europe's organisation for space research in the southern hemisphere, will make a final decision on whether to begin construction of the telescope by the end of the year.
A 3,060m altitude site at Cerro Armazones in Chile's Atacama Desert has been selected and British researchers have drawn up plans for key components after receiving £3.5 million of public funding from the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC).
Although the designs have been approved there is no guarantee British researchers will be given the task of building the equipment.
But their heavy role in the design process "significantly enhances" the chance for British companies to win contracts to work on the project if it is given the go-ahead, the STFC said.
If it is given approval, the E-ELT will be tens of times more sensitive than any other visible light-sensing telescope on Earth.
Its 40m wide mirror - made of 1,000 separate segments and measuring almost half the length of a football pitch - will have more than four times the diameter of any other ground-based telescope and will be able to gather 15 times more light than the largest similar facilities in use today.
A decision on whether to proceed with construction is due in December and, if given the go-ahead, the telescope would be expected to produce its first results by 2018.
Prof Colin Cunningham, leader of the UK E-ELT project team, said: "This funding from STFC will allow the UK to put itself in the best possible position to develop key instruments for the E-ELT with its international partners.
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Writing in First Things, Ross Douthat explains a problem with the theo-panic, which is that the influence of institutional religion is at a low ebb: "No prelate wields the kind of authority that Catholic bishops once enjoyed over urban voters, no denomination can claim the kind of influence that once belonged to the old WASP mainline, and the evangelical Protestantism that figures so prominently in anti-theocracy tracts is distinguished precisely by its lack of any centralized ecclesiastical government."
The truth about Christian conservatives is that they support public-policy goals infused with a certain view of morality. This isn't unusual. The greatest reform movement of the 20th century — the civil-rights movement — was explicitly Christian. Today, the opposition to torture is based on a moral view that trumps all practical considerations (the inviolable dignity of the human person). A moral sense is often behind the liberal opposition to the Iraq War and to the death penalty. No one in American politics says, "I believe this is immoral and therefore should become the policy of the United States."
Some of the anti-theocracy writers claim that what sets Christian conservatives apart is that their advocacy is explicitly religious. But most of the time it isn't. Take the high-profile issue of abortion. It doesn't take any particular religious faith to think that embryos in the womb are humans deserving protection — the key claim of abortion opponents. But their critics don't want to hear it.
For such self-professed advocates of reasoned discourse, they show an appalling tendency to want to shut down the other side with their swear word of "theocracy." They are emotional, self-righteous and close-minded. They are, in short, everything they accuse Christian conservatives of being. When the theo-panic passes, maybe a few of them will regret their hysteria.
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NEW YORK - DECEMBER 23: Henrik Lundqvist #30 of the New York Rangers skates against the Florida Panthers on December 23, 2009 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)
(AP Photo/Julie Jacobson) For reasons unbeknownst to me, some members of the national media seem to be under the impression that Henrik Lundqvist has been a failure as a playoff goaltender. I could understand that sentiment a little prior to last season, but a trip to the Eastern Conference Finals in 2012 should have quashed any conversation about Lundqvist's postseason struggles. Instead, an ugly stat had been making the rounds – Lundqvist has allowed three or more goals in 29 of his 58 playoff starts – and a suspect goal off the stick of Jason Chimera in Game One brought some of Lundqvist's old critics out of the woodwork. The fact is that Lundqvist's regular season career averages (2.25 GAA, .920 SV%) are nearly identical to his postseason ratios (2.31 GAA, .918 SV%). That doesn't matter to many, who measure playoffs by wins and losses alone, but anyone that has watched a Ranger playoff game over the last several seasons should be well aware that Lundqvist has never been the pro...
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Patrice Evra: Fergie Could 'Sack Everyone' if we Lose the League - originally posted on Soccerlens.com Manchester United captain Patrice Evra says the team are driven on by the fear that Sir Alex Ferguson will sack them if they mess up the title race this season. United squandered an eight point lead at the end of last season and gave away a two goal lead against Manchester City in the derby last weekend and Evra said he thinks the boss will fire everyone if they lose the title to their neighbours again. "I think Ferguson is going to sack everyone if we did that. No, I'm serious. It would not be funny, for the fans, for the players, for everyone – I remember what happened last year. We were eight points clear and in the end we lost the league," Evra said as reported in The Guardian. Manchester United remains one of the only clubs in the country to be completely run, in a football sense, by the manager. There are very few managers that have similar power to Sir Alex Ferguson of the f...
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What's the sequence of actions to build and use Boost libraries in Xcode?
The easiest way I've found to do it is to install MacPorts, then you can install/build Boost via a single command:
Plus you get similar access to other open source software. The only downside I've found is that, like any other package management system, they are not always up to date with the latest version.
I don't know how to use Boost from XCode (I'm not a Mac programmer), but building boost is usually done through their own build tool, bjam.
They have a guide to building boost here, and you can download the latest version of bjam here
Once it is built, you reference it from Xcode the same way you would any other library. The boost/include should be added to your include path, and the libraries in boost/lib can be referenced for the boost libs that require it.
To build boost on a mac, follow the unix variants getting started page (http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_39_0/more/getting_started/unix-variants.html). You won't use Xcode directly to perform the build, but once complete you can add the boost include paths and dylib's to your Xcode project.
I found that to build Boost 1.41.1 on MacOS, you need to do the following:
Then go back to the install directory, and:
If that runs successfully, it will tell you to run:
That's it.. for whatever reason, I needed to set those permissions manually before it would work.
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To build boost on iOS 5.1/6.0 or OSX 10.8 Daniel Sefton has maintained a utility & guide here: http://www.danielsefton.com/2012/03/building-boost-1-49-with-clang-ios-5-1-and-xcode-4-3/
This gives you a static (app store friendly) framework that works on simulator or device without having to change any configs.
The utility is helpful because it automates the process of setting compiler flags for arm (device) x86 (simulator) platform builds, and then merging them as a universal lib using lipo and finaly packaging as a static framework.
Currently I'm very happy with using Pete Goodliffe's script which builds a framework from the Boost source package for both iOS and Mac. Drag and drop it into a project and it works!
I keep my copy of the script here:
I don't remember if this is just a copy of the original or if I got some modified version somewhere; all I can say is that it worked for me on iOS & Mac with Xcode 5.0.2 and Boost 1.55
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I loved Eve. I really loved it.
I played all the time, as often as I could, but there were a few years (military service mainly) where I was forced to not play. I didn't stop playing because I didn't like the game, I stopped playing because I was forced to.
Eve is a great game. Remarkable in its development, fulfilling in its politics.
Unlike every other MMO out there, the clock never stops running. Eve today is not the Eve from 10 years ago, or even 10 minutes ago. The game has shown steady growth for the last 10 years, and it will show slow growth for many more years to come.
I just wonder, if they were to start a fresh cluster, if they would get an influx of players.
Now, I'm not suggesting doing a single thing to the current cluster. Leave that bad boy run the way it is.
What I'm suggesting, is at least a study into the idea of starting a fresh cluster. How many people who think "Man, its too late to get into the Eve game" would come and check it out if they started on a level playing field.
How many people who left for one reason or another would come back because Eve is just that good.
Maybe I'm living in a pipe dream, but I think the game would explode if they were to launch a fresh cluster with everyone starting from Day 1.
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Why would EVE benefit from a new cluster?
And please dont start with the "veterans have a unfair advantage because of their skillpoints" because it has been proven time and time again that knowledge > skillpoints. If you think that I would advise to l2play.
I pwn so many players in the North with 20-70m skillpoints on a 10m alt roaming there alone.
It is a sandbox, so content would be the same.
Blobs will still exist because players would get together again and reform, just take different regions. 90% just follows the leaders, the same people that will stand up and take the reigns of new alliances on a new cluster.
A new cluster isn't the problem in EVE, it is CCP favoring a certain group in the 2-side null sec wars and nerfing and boosting when those leaders demand it.
Only when that is solved, EVE will be healthy again.
"going into arguments with idiots is a lost cause, it requires you to stoop down to their level and you can't win"
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Joined: 7/11/08
I've got this creature on my back.. it just wont let go.
Originally posted by Muke
What on earth are you talking about?.. the CCP <3 BoB days are way passed.
The problem with null is two coalitions that have all the space they need and have zero incentive to start a nullsec war. It's easier to just sit back and bathe in renter ISK.
All the third parties are either already sided with one of the two coalitions or are too small to make a difference.
In all my years playing this game I NEVER remember nullsec being so stagnant as it is now.
Originally posted by sgel
I am pointing out at majority of CCP devs being ex members of Goonswarm.
Releasing content and nerfing it when it didnt benefit that side. For example nerfing siphon units before release because a certain Goon Leader feared mass spamming of those on their towers and he contacted CCP.
They nerfed the amount and the cargo bay. Same with the mobile units.....just to name a few examples. CCP only comes to action when it affects that coalition.
If you didnt notice that, you should start playing again, Bob has been dead for many years now. And yes, I have been member of all incarnations.
That said, CCP needs to dissolve blob advantages, which they won't. A new server will result into a new Blob cluster very fast.
In fact, look at the Chinese cluster, Mega blob vs megablob right there.
"going into arguments with idiots is a lost cause, it requires you to stoop down to their level and you can't win"
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Perhaps tomorrow will be better.
The game has been around so long i doubt there is anyone considering to play it now,at least not enough to warrant anything drastic.
MANY people of thought about the same idea in other games and it NEVER gets done,simple reason is it is added cost with literally no financial reward for the developer.
Eve is not going to accomplish anything with a new shard.The type of game CCP is trying to accomplish should ONLY be attempted by the very rich , very big developers,it is the hardest genre to develop for and CCP has not come close not even remotely.
Instead of hiring 650 employees and opening new offices and making DUST they SHOULD have taken all those supported profits and put them back into developing the REAL Eve,the one mainstream players expected.
If i was to say SWTOR failed the EPIC SW franchise with a rating of 5/10 CCP failed the space/sci-fi genre by a longshot like 1/10.
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It is more likely that EA will sink another 100 million into SWTOR.
What you suggest would more likely kill EVE, such a suggestion should not even be considered.
If you aren't playing EVE because you think you are too far behind or can't catch up then it will never be the right MMORPG for you.
You just don't get it.
Arrogant, Condescending, Dismissive, Elitist, "Meany", you speak as if these are bad things?
rebooting EVE on a new cluster is like rewriting history, a guaranteed fail.
And indeed, many players (with knowledge of coding and working for game developers) have presented great ideas, and CCP just ignores it and releases different content, more aimed at attracting players who want to put in less effort and content aimed at cash shops for the future.
Much new content is just a small bandage for big wounds, they still enable a handful of players to make a cartel and run the game. New paintjobs on existing ship models; few new mods which got exploited on day 1 after release. CCP releases a shocking low amount of content every 6 months for a few expansions already.
Maybe their staff is too small at this moment?
The game needs much more diverse content aimed at players that do not want to follow that one leader shouting instructions or telling how it is to his 1000+ minions and more content for the general player in Empire space.
Moon monopoly is still there, siphon units, not worth it, mobile units - 3k storage except the expensive mods, it's easier to just use cans in space-.
The game is still aimed too much at large entities.
"going into arguments with idiots is a lost cause, it requires you to stoop down to their level and you can't win"
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Originally posted by Muke
SYPHON UNITS?.. hehe come on :)
Goons had their tower income nerfed into oblivion so had to form a renter alliance.
Fozzie who's one of the two main ship-balancing devs used to be in PL.
The CSM has an equal balance of goonies and n3/pl reps in it.
CCP nerfed drone assign after goons won B-R , months after N3/PL were abusing it with slowcats.
etc etc
There really isn't any CCP favoritism... there's just nagging from both sides as usual :)
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Originally posted by Muke
Yet, EverQuest still lives, despite EverQuest 2 lauching and I'm pretty sure both EQ and EQ2 will be around long after EQNext launches. The point the OP poster is making is there are new, fresh blood players interested in Eve, but Eve is definitely not new player friendly. Having a second shard would allow the next generation of people interested in Eve to at least attempt to accomplish what current Eve veterans have. Besides, it's not just about skill points advantage, it's about ISK too.
EDIT: Theres a reason EQ population booms during a new progression server. Just thought I'd add that in.
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Originally posted by Muke
Yup. Goons say jump, CCP asks how high. It's pathetic and a damn shame, because the game itself is pretty good (I still get the itch to sub for a month here and there). The extremely bigoted & overly touchy (how DARE you take this game in a direction which involves more than internet spaceships! We're leaving!) community certainly doesn't help either.
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Originally posted by Rhoklaw
Eve thrives on being a single shard game, adding more will just split up the population and you woul djust create another multi shard game like those themeparks out there.
CCP just needs to add more diverse content, and not listen to powerblock alliance leaders and just think what is good for the game and not because a alliance leader tells his thousands of minions to send in complaints and threaten to leave the game.
"going into arguments with idiots is a lost cause, it requires you to stoop down to their level and you can't win"
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I've got this creature on my back.. it just wont let go.
Originally posted by Solar_Prophet
Again, it's not like that. Practically NOONE wanted Walk in Stations and DUST integration is idiotic.
So please show me where CCP is following Goon direction ;/
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Originally posted by sgel
Goons = something awful forum, right?
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Swamp Brothers
Robbie and Stephen assemble a team to search for a 4.2m male 'gator that has been terrorising their swamp and injuring other animals.
1.30pm, Discovery Channel
Meet The Natives
A group of tribeswomen from Tanna try to fit into the British lifestyle, unaware of the culture shock they are sure to experience.
7pm, Nat Geo Adventure
My Sister's Keeper
A couple conceives a baby to act as a donor for their leukaemia-suffering daughter. Years later, the youngest sues her parents for the right to decide how her body is used. Cameron Diaz stars.
6pm, OSN Movies Festival
Kids' animation. A friendly rodent pursues his dream of becoming a chef in Paris.
10.45pm, Star Movies HD
Desperate Housewives
Battle lines are drawn between Katherine and Lynette when a unique piece of art shows up on Wisteria Lane.
11am, Star World HD
A young deaf girl is found on the streets, covered in blood and holding a knife. The team must unravel the mystery.
8pm, OSN First HD
Live PGA European Tour
Follow the action from the European PGA Tour as OSN Sports brings you the cream of the European circuit.
4.30pm, OSN Sports 3
Live Premier League Snooker
Week five of an invitational tournament where 10 of the sport's biggest names go head to head in a league format.
10.30pm, OSN Sports 3
Time Out Dubai,
The Knowledge
5 things to do today in DubaiJul 4
Admire photographic works or experience iftar at Crescendo
5 things to do tomorrow in DubaiJul 4
Book into Tri Camp or give a friend a bracelet
5 things to do today in DubaiJul 3
Spend the evening at Clé Dubai or watch Cold in July


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