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From your post I'd guess you played over a year ago? I can't tell you everything has changed but from the amount of content coming out in KTERA that was released, that will also be in NA release, at least some things have.
I have to disagree on targetting. X&Y axis aiming is critical for most melee skills that are not AoE. Some will miss completly while others do have "conal" range of damage.
Just not worth my time anymore.
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Playing: Aion
Only thing wrong with this game is the journey from 1-20 could have been better and each race should have had their own starting area.
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Originally posted by Mannish
Agreed , sadly it's going to seriously hinder the game IMO because the way they advertise the game does not reflect the first 20 levels, and most people won't play that long.
I mean the game really shines in difficulty at end-game. Hopefully they won't nerf the harder content for NA, with the content that serves to keep players playing for a long time at endgame now implemented for our launch, TERA could actually be pretty successful. Many people think these systems are stupid but they keep people playing games...a game without content and things to do at max level will fail.
- Dailies and Reputation quests with high level armor/rewards and novelty items like mounts, hats, glasses, etc.
- 3-5 dungeons with normal/hardmode, hardmode never being an easy task even when fully geared.
- The Nexus system, which is 20 man parties fighting off monster invasions for points and tokens to buy good gear/cosmetic items.
- Battlegrounds with ranking for both provincial control and PvP gear, as well as GvG for fun and 10v10 deathmatches for friendly competition as well as trying to make bank while satisfying the gambling side of you.
Almost none of this was at launch for Korea and the level cap was only 50...the game has come a long way and should continue to do so. I wait in anticipation for an official announcement on SvS content.
Originally posted by Xasapis
you just proved my point, what mmo isn't like this thats in release right now. That's my whole statement in a nutshell, take this out and put in a real quest system, something that doesn't require a ratrace to the endgame, gear treadmill, or a quest system where you have to run back to a town to turn in a quest that has been completed and this would be as exciting as other titles soon to be out this year. Hell even Wars public quest system would be better then this ten plus old system of advancement, and what you should be doing as a player and consumer is demanding that these companies release something better because it's high time for a change instead of complaining that other players who are more informed consumers are pointing these things out.
Originally posted by rexzshadow
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Originally posted by itgrowls
ummm never said everyone like the quest in tera, there people like me who don't give a damn and people who like it and there people who don't like it. And what you said is basically anyone with the ability to get on the interenet and play GW2 will say its amazon isn't saying the game is perfect? HELLO? if everyone thinks its amazon it has to be near damn perfect, and if everyone think its great than it would kill WoW because almost WoW player have a better brain than a 10 year old and they would leave WoW because GW2 is great. Serious you basicaly use a metaphor that stat everyone will love the game and than try to say your not claiming anything?
And ya i believe Tera can add whats missing on it, i BELIEVE, not every 10 years old who see Tera would believe the same thing. I stated my opinion, you assumed everyone else opinion.
I don't hate GW2 i'll probably get it myself, what i hate are GW2 fans like you who think GW2 is something everyone should like and nothing else. and its GW2 people who constantly com here staying how much better GW2 is than Tera, we don't compare them you guys constantly love to.
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Originally posted by itgrowls
wow has this same, exact quest system you seem to hate so much. and guess what sugar pie? it is the king of the MMO right now, and im afraid it will be for a very long time.
ofcourse i would love a Swtor quest system with lovely voice overs for tera! but i rather they keep it the way it is right now, that way i dont end up canceling my subcription a month later, out of boredom.
Wow and Tera both use a similar approach to the quest system. (a means to an end).
questing, public quests, dynamic events are not enough to keep a MMO fun. Rift has them, warhammer did as well. and believe me, that all gets old very fast.
welcome to the world of MMO.
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Originally posted by Nadya3
New and more interesting form of quest are nice, but honeslty they aren't what keep player playing. Ok in all seriousness how many people keep paying month after month after month after month after years to play a mmorpg for the quests? Yes good quest keep things interesting and helps hook you but end game content is what keep player around. We saw form swtor, you can have the most expansive well made quest with voice over that is on quality of single player games, but without a end game the mmo part doesn't exist and thus people are done after 1-2 month. To good amount of people like me honestly its a mean to a end, i don't read quests ever, i play mmorpg for the mmo part mainly. I want to do things that require other people like dungeon, raids, and pvp. The quest honestly i don't give a damn if its kill 10 rats or fancy voice over and cut scene telling you to kill 10 rats or if 10 rats is invading and you have to kill them. All the same in my book your killing 10 god damn rats -.-
Idk i feel like people are trying to pushing single player game concept on to a mmo, i mean it works but you can't ditch the mmo part of it as well. And with the given resource its pretty hard to have singler player content along with the mmo part considering how expansive games are to make.
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Originally posted by rexzshadow
Amen to that.
i really fail to understand the people that keeps using Tera quest system as the main negative.
if they are really so interested in quests . why do they even play MMO? honestly if i wanted real good quests, i would stay playing Skyrim or even ME3 (considering buying it)
quests in MMO are all basically the same, no matter how fancy they get done. it all comes down to ( kill 10 rats)p
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And just wait till GW2 comes out your gonna see this same thread there the quests are the same as every other game except with a rift dynamic twist its still kill x amount of this and that which makes it no different....
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its obvious they rush this game out in Korea under $$$ pressure and copy right issue so they didnt add keep siege in this game like L1, meaningless pvp will just die out.
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Originally posted by Games888
This is indeed true, they were very pressured into releasing it and it's really unfortunate for the Koreans...but we basically got a free year long BETA test by them so I am not complaining.
The game will be releasing full of quality features, content and with less bugs than most as a result.
I wouldn t say the game is bad at all. I would say it s not great though. Yes I made it off the starter island, but the combat actually became very boring after awhile. If it wasn t the standard click npc, go kill 20 things, come back to npc, collect reward, and then on to the next, it might be better. It just isn t, no new combat will change that.
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I thought what I'd do is I'd pretend I was one of those Deaf-mutes.
Originally posted by Leucent
Why so much focus on questing?
Every game has the same questing.
Every game has THIS thread, the "I'm sad this game has the same questing system as every other game" thread.
Whats cool about TERA's quests?
Well repeatable quests like kill 3 Naga, you can keep doing it past 3, you can get 12/3 and then go back and turn it in 4 times to the NPC who gave you the repeatable quest. That allows for very "party based" game play, ala FFXI.
This game reminds me so much of FFXI it hurts... I feel like this is what FFXIV should have been if it had been made by the team at SE who is making Versus, made The Bouncer and Kingdom Hearts. Its too bad the wrong team got that project and ruined it.
Oh well TERA feels exactly like FFXIV should have. I'm in love.
Originally posted by Laughing-man
This game feels like FFXI? I m on of the biggest FFXI lovers out there, and this game is not even close to it. I m being honest here, but I can t see how they re even close at all.
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Originally posted by voltt
For a lot of people it is.
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I thought what I'd do is I'd pretend I was one of those Deaf-mutes.
Originally posted by Leucent
Get to 18, get in a Basilisk party.
I'm a Mystic, feels a lot like Bard, with a new twist.
Game feels like an updated FFXI.
Looking for group symbol is a carbon copy of the symbol from FFXI, the grouping feels very much as dynamic and as fun as FFXI's. A lot of the scenery, music, and monsters look like FFXI or feel like FFXI.
Lumbertown's music sounds a lot like Kazham.
There are Orcan, that look VERY MUCH l ike FFXI orcs, they even have a jump attack like the "grunts" did, looks VERY SIMILAR to the one from FFXI.
There are bird monsters, they look almost exactly like Yagudo.
There is a lot of areas that I swear look and feel like geshelba outpost, La Thine, Davoi, etc.
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Originally posted by Laughing-man
it looks like FFXI is not same as 'plays' like FFXI. I played FFXI for 4 years and Tera gameplay is nothing like it.
Just saying it feels like FFXI is a very vague statement.
Originally posted by Laughing-man
Looking like and playing like are 2 completely different things. 1 I liked how long it took to level in FFXI, Tera is a breeze. 2. In FFXI back in the day you needed people for many many things by level 12 ish, Tera I haven t needed anyone for anything. 3. Rank missions, and the story that goes with it in FFXI, nothing remotely close except some short, bad voice acting cut scenes in Tera.
They re not even close as far as gameplay goes, and to me anyways, the world felt like an amazing breathing world in FFXI, Tera not so much, it s all rush rush rush.
Originally posted by Nadya3
It might still have subs but there are two reasons for that. Annual pass for D3 and people just can't seem to convince their friends that this game is over. Despite the fact they won't be adding new content AT ALL until pandaria releases which hasn't even begun. Yep WoW has this system, i can't stand it anymore after 7 years of playing it. Any game released this year had better have left this craphole of a system behind if it wants my buck. If they aren't changing the new releases they aren't listening to the majority of us who hate this system. it's bad business.
And as far as SWTOR quest system is concerned. this is what i have to say about that.
And finally, War and Rift's public quest systems aren't dynamic events. I hate to break it to you, but they aren't. I'm playing Rift right now. Nowhere near the same thing thus the reason it gets old fast. It's not dynamic it's the same thing over and over again.
WAR and Rift events are repeat events with the same choices the same outcome, DE's in GW2 are dynamic, you repair the canons the next series of events could be to jump in one and stave off an attack or, run around rezing the npcs who are fighting the attack forces or, helping a woman and child out of a building nearby and running them to safety. And the next time the first event loads it could change again. There's the difference. Choices.


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"So Kevin.. in part 2 the upgrade to Windows 7 was complete. Did everything just work for you after you upgraded?
Almost. Remember in part 1 I mentioned that I was upgrading a Vista machine that was only really being used as a host for a virtual machine running under Virtual PC? Well.. Virtual PC didn't like the upgrade all that much.
The virtual machine ran just fine. Except that it didn't have any connection to my network. (Usually a domain controller is only useful if it can be seen.)
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That's the best news. Check it out. Everything works as it did before.
"How's performance?"
By default it hadn't done a rating, even though the AERO UI came up beautifully right away. I ran the assessment…
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Like many other reviewers, I'm finding that things are plenty snappy. But I haven't really put it through major paces yet to say more than that.
"Antivirus? Did you have any installed?"
Nope. I didn't. Still don't. And I got the appropriate warning for it. Interestingly, it also said it wanted to do an overdue Windows Defender antispyware scan. I ran it, and of course it came up clean. I have read that there are some vendors out there who already have Windows 7-ready products.
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Allen was Deputy Commander of Central Command, based in Tampa, prior to taking over in Afghanistan. He also is a veteran of the Iraq war.
In the meantime, Panetta said, Allen's nomination to be the next commander of U.S. European Command and the commander of NATO forces in Europe has been put on hold "until the relevant facts are determined." He had been expected to take that new post in early 2013, if confirmed by the Senate, as had been widely expected.
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In the final set of benchmarks, the graphics cards were tested at a resolution of 1920x1200. Once again, all in-game settings were at their maximum quality stetting with no antialiasing and no anisotropic filtering enabled. Below is a screenshot of Call of Duty: World at War running on the GeForce GT 240. The image quality looks pretty good despite the lack of antialiasing or anisotropic filtering.
The benchmarks are below. We now begin to notice where the graphics cards separate in performance. While the GeForce 9800 GT outperforms the GeForce GT 240, the GeForce GT 240 puts up results over 30FPS in each game. Call of Duty 4, Call of Duty: World at War, and Left 4 Dead show decent frame rates and the games are easily playable. However, Unreal Tournament 3 and Tom Clancy's HAWX show a large decline in performance compared to the first test.
The GeForce GT 240 has shown that it can put up good numbers. However, at higher resolutions the GeForce 9800 GT wins out due to its greater number of shaders. But the GeForce GT 240 has demonstrated that it does exactly what it's supposed to and that's put up good results for gamers on a budget.
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NHS Highland said the situation was "upsetting to all concerned" but warned they cannot fix the carers drought on their own and that the crisis was likely to get worse.
Mrs Michie, of Nethy Bridge, had her leg amputated in Raigmore Hospital, Inverness, last September before being transferred to the Ian Charles Hospital in Grantown-on-Spey.
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I love that Miami is getting the ball to LeBron while he is on the move. They aren't giving him the ball up top to create from 28 feet (and giving the defense the time and space to plan for him), instead, he is catching it at 10 to 15 feet, posting, and getting layups or dishing to Battier for 3s. LeBron is getting easy (non-transition) points for the first time in his career.
Also, if Wade shoots another three pointer or 18 footer, Haslem should hit him the way he hit Hansbrough. I love Dwyane, but his jumper is broken. Also, he is getting his shot blocked at the rim. But, every time he drives, LeBron and/or Bosh are driving on the other side for easy catches and layups. He needs to hit them instead of throwing up the garbage he is throwing up.
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The Thunder look young and inexperienced, which they are. Still, if they can win one in Miami, they can go back to OKC. I'm starting to think that this series will end in Miami, though.
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Joey Votto does not care about RBI.
More and more i really do not like Wade. Maybe some of it has to do with me being a Pacer fan. I do find myself pulling more for Miami than OKC mostly because I think Lebron hate is ridiculous and I'd like to see him get a ring. And then laugh when all the Durrant can't close chatter starts.
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I keep hearing all about this LeBron hate, but all I hear it from is sports radio announcers and talking heads on ESPN. In the NY area, I can say that for the most part people are past "the decision," and think that LeBron is among the best players in the league.
I don't root for LeBron, because I don't root for the Heat. I despised the Jordan Bulls, but that doesn't mean that I didn't think he was the best player on the planet.
Have we gotten to the point that you can't root against a player or team that is a rival of your team without "disrespecting" him? It doesn't make sense to me. Just the fact that so many people are talking about him sort of validates his stature among the league's elite.
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After "Dabangg", "Bodyguard" and "Ek Tha Tiger", actor Salman Khan has done it once again. Within six days of its release, "Dabangg 2" has entered the Rs.100 crore-club with collections amounting to Rs.100.78 crore.
"Dabangg 2" is the sequel to the 2010 release "Dabangg", which was set in a village and had the rustic, rural flavour of Uttar Pradesh. The story of the sequel has shifted to a posh metropolitan city.
Made under the banner of Arbaaz Khan Productions, "Dabangg 2" has been written by Dilip Shukla. This is Arbaaz's first film as a director. The film released in over 3,500 screens across India Dec 21.
This year has been very lucky for Salman. Kabir Khan-directed "Ek Tha Tiger" was an Eid release and set the cash registers ringing, but "Dabangg 2" achieved this feat in spite of being a non-holiday release.
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The video, originally posted on jebar.info, a Kurdish website, is now plastered all over the Internet: a young girl in a red track-suit jacket and black underpants, beaten, kicked and stoned to death by a mob of excited, shouting men. It's a gruesome marriage of twenty-first-century technology and medieval barbarity. At one point, bloody and dazed, the girl tries to protect herself, whereupon a man drops a big rock or lump of concrete on her face, killing her. Her crime? As an Agence France-Presse story explains, Doaa Khalil Aswad, a 17-year-old member of the Kurdish Yazidi religious minority, a non-Muslim sect, had fallen in love with a Sunni boy and possibly converted to Islam. For this "crime" against family and community, Doaa was murdered in the small village of Beshika, near Mosul, in a collective act of woman hatred, led by her brothers and uncles. In the video you can see local policemen watching and one man recording the killing on his cellphone.
This is the new Iraq, where women were going to be free and equal--no more "rape rooms," no more psychopathic Uday Hussein summoning young virgins to the palace for his pleasure. In the early days of the occupation, we heard a lot about building schools, starting women's health programs, funding women's microenterprises. At the 2005 State of the Union address, Laura Bush sat with proudly purple-fingered Safia Taleb al-Suhail telegraphing the message that women's rights and democracy went together and that both were part of the big plan for Iraq. Well, scratch that.
Women's status was never as high under Saddam as opponents of the war sometimes asserted, and it was already declining throughout the 1990s, as Saddam embraced Islam to distract the populace from the effects of the Gulf War, UN sanctions and his own depredations. But Iraq today is even worse for women: more repressive, more violent, more lawless. As if car bombs and suicide bombers weren't horrific enough, criminal gangs, religious militias and death squads kidnap, rape and kill with impunity, with special attention to women professionals, students and rights activists. According to the United Nations' most recent quarterly report on human rights in Iraq, domestic violence and "honor" killings are on the rise--Kurdistan, often described as comparatively peaceful and orderly, saw more than forty such killings between January and March of this year; in the province of Erbil, rapes quadrupled between 2003 and 2006. Women who'd worn Western clothes and moved about freely all their lives have been terrorized into wearing the abaya and staying inside unless accompanied by male relatives. In Sadr City and elsewhere, Shariah courts mete out misogynist "justice."
"The political climate in Iraq is such that anyone can carry out crimes against women," Kurdish feminist and labor activist Houzan Mahmoud told me when I reached her by phone in London, where she serves as the UK representative of the Organization of Women's Freedom in Iraq (OWFI). "You can come upon women's bodies anywhere." Far from promoting women's rights and security, "the occupation has strengthened the tribes, political Islam and reactionary bourgeois parties--all of which are anti-woman." The true extent of the violence may never be known. According to Yifat Susskind, author of Madre's 2007 report Promising Democracy, Imposing Theocracy: Gender-Based Violence and the US War on Iraq, comprehensive statistics don't exist: The Iraqi institutions responsible for collecting human rights data are complicit in human rights abuses, and besides, the United States has told the Ministry of Health not to publish figures on civilian fatalities.
"I haven't seen the United States offering any protection for women," Mahmoud told me. Indeed, the United States is part of the problem. Think of Abeer Qassim al-Janabi, the 14-year-old girl raped and then murdered with her family by US soldiers in Mahmoudiya in March of last year. Think of the women imprisoned at Abu Ghraib and elsewhere, sometimes only for being the wife or sister of a man US forces were looking for. Think of women terrorized by soldiers who break into their homes and hold them at gunpoint. Given the punishments meted out to "unchaste" women, victims are unlikely to report rapes committed by US or allied soldiers or Iraqi military or police forces--but if the case of Abeer was unique, this would be the first military occupation in the history of the world in which the invaders and their local sidekicks didn't help themselves to girls and women.
Four years after the fall of Saddam, the country is a political and economic basket case. The US-engineered Constitution undermines secularism in favor of religious authority, while billions in US aid disappear into the pockets of contractors and bribe takers. One third of the population is poor; last year there were 300,000 widows in Baghdad alone; according to a new report from Save the Children, Iraq now boasts the world's biggest fifteen-year increase in infant and child mortality. In 2005, 122,000 children under 5 died--that's one in eight.
I asked Mahmoud if the American presence had achieved anything at all for women. "No," she said. "I can't honestly say it has." Like other women's groups there, OWFI now carries out its work in secret.
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The Organization of Women's Freedom in Iraq runs shelters for battered women in four Iraqi cities and an "underground railroad" to conduct women at risk of murder to safe havens. In response to the murder of Doaa it is mounting an international campaign to ban honor killings and force Kurdish and Iraqi legal authorities to investigate and prosecute them. There have been demonstrations in London and Erbil; you can sign OWFI's petition at www.equalityiniraq.com [1]. You can also show your support for a democratic, secular Iraq in which women's rights and lives are respected by clicking on "make a donation" or by wiring money to: Organization of Women's Freedom in Iraq, HSBC Bank, sort code 40-06-03, account number 91429574 (London).


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Located in central Riverhead, Hyatt Place Long Island East End overlooks the Peconic River. It's next to Long Island Aquarium & Exhibition Center and Treasure Cove Resort Marina. Long Island's wine country is 5 miles (8 km) away, and it's 20 miles (32 km) to the beaches of the Hamptons.
2 pools, free breakfast
Active travelers can work out day or night in the 24-hour fitness center, and swim some laps of the indoor and seasonal outdoor pool. The free breakfast buffet includes hot sandwiches, fresh fruit, and oatmeal, and snacks and light meals are available around the clock.
Mini-fridge and free WiFi
Guestrooms are designed for both function and comfort, combining high-tech features like free WiFi and 42-inch flat-screen TVs with conveniences like mini-fridges and coffeemakers. Separate living areas with sofa beds make good use of the space, and many rooms overlook the water.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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In addition to a marina, Hyatt Place Long Island East End features an indoor pool and an outdoor pool. The hotel offers a coffee shop/café. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This business-friendly hotel also offers a fitness center, express check-in, and express check-out.
Hyatt Place Long Island East End is a smoke-free property.
- Free breakfast
- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Marina on site
- Indoor pool
- Outdoor pool
- Number of bars/lounges - 2
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Poolside bar
- Coffee shop or café
- 24-hour business center
- Meeting rooms 3
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Picnic area
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Luggage storage
- Smoke-free property
- Total number of rooms - 100
Family Friendly Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Indoor pool
- Outdoor pool
- Separate living room
- Sofa bed
- Refrigerator
- Microwave (on request)
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Laundry facilities
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Free WiFi
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
- Separate bedroom
- Separate living room
- Sofa bed
- Cable TV service
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Refrigerator
- Microwave (on request)
- Premium bedding
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Daily housekeeping
- Free newspaper
- Free toiletries
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Air conditioning
- Private bathroom
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and an outdoor pool are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Bicycle rentals on site
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
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- Pet fee: USD 75 per accommodation, per stay (maximum USD 175 per stay) plus USD 100 one-time cleaning fee


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Why is Tyler Perry's Temptation rated PG-13?
Official MPAA Rating: Tyler Perry's Temptation is rated PG-13 for for some violence, sexuality and drug content.
Please Note: We have not viewed this movie. The information below is a summary based on data gathered from government and industry sponsored film classification agencies in various global regions.
This additional information about the movie's content is taken from the notes of various Canadian Film Classification boards:
- Three scenes depicting slapping and beating.
Sexual Content:
- Two sexually suggestive scenes.
- Sexual language and innuendo.
- Embracing and kissing.
- Two instances of coarse language.
- Infrequent use of slurs.
Alcohol / Drug Use:
- Scene of drug use involving cocaine.


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Surface water (hydrography) data
Historically, the Wisconsin DNR Hydrography geospatial data layer has been stored and managed in ArcInfo coverage format with annual, updated releases provided to the user community as shapefiles. However, in recent years the DNR has adopted a more robust spatial data storage format called geodatabase for managing the hydrography GIS layer. In 2011, the DNR completed converting the Hydrography coverage to the advanced geodatabase model.
What's new in the hydrography geodatabase?
Some of the new features in the DNR hydrography geodatabase include:
- Added water features based on 2010 Wisconsin Regional Orthophoto Consortium (WROC) aerial photography.
- Schowalter Park Pond (HYDROID: 600124438/ WBIC: 13050)
- Willowbrooke Park Pond (HYDROID: 600124439/ WBIC: 12330)
- Oneida Lake (HYDROID: 600124441 / WBIC: 4000023)
- Southwick Creek (HYDROID: 200288008 / WBIC: 758600)
- Granton Park Pond (HYDROID: 600124443 / WBIC: 1670820)
- Updated water feature geometries based on 2010 Wisconsin Regional Orthophoto Consortium (WROC) aerial photography.
- Sinnissippi Lake (HYDROID: 600091225 / WBIC: 859900)
- Extending Sevenmile Creek (HYDROID: 200287999 / WBIC: 1387000)
- Tombeau Lake (HYDROID: 600090583 / WBIC: 743800)
- Unnamed stream (HYDROID: 200084662 / WBIC: 5022076)
- Grand Lake (HYDROID: 600089724 / WBIC: 161100)
- Little Green (HYDROID: 600063695 / WBIC: 162500)
- Big Twin Lake (HYDROID: 600062560 / WBIC: 146500)
Note: For previous update details, see Appendix E of the Getting Started with the 24k Hydro Geodatabase document.
Geodatabase specifications
Coordinate system (map projection)
The Hydrography data layer is managed in the DNR's standard coordinate referencing system: Wisconsin Transverse Mercator (WTM) based on the 1991 adjustment to the North American Datum of 1983 - WTM83, NAD83(1991). Linear measures are in meters. Area measurements are in square meters.
Coordinate precision
The Hydrography geodatabase is stored using a high precision spatial reference.
The Hydrography geodatabase is approximately 365 Megabytes in size.
Geodatabase documentation
- Getting Started with WDNR 24K Hydrography Geodatabase [PDF 931KB]
- DNR 24K hydrography Decision Rules
- hydrography Geodatabase Metadata
- hydrography Geodatabase Data Dictionaries
Data sources
The DNR Hydrography database was developed statewide using several 1:24,000-scale sources. This data layer includes information about surface water features represented on the USGS 1:24,000-scale topographic map series such as perennial and intermittent streams, lakes, etc. Because the sources of the Hydrography data span many years and originate from several sources, the data may reflect areas of transition from one source to another. As a result, the water features as represented in the Hydrography data may not always match what you see on a particular USGS quad or Digital Raster Graphic (DRG). General source information is presented on this map: Wisconsin Hydrography Source Information.
A large portion of the Agency's Water Body Identification Codes (WBICs) have been incorporated into the Hydrography layer, along with surface water names from the USGS Geographic Names Information System (GNIS) database.
Note: Wetlands delineations are not included in the DNR Hydrography data layer. For information about DNR Wetlands data, see the Wisconsin Wetland Inventory web page.
How to access the hydrography geodatabase
DNR staff can access the Hydrography geodatabase in the agency's Central GIS data repository. The Hydrography feature classes are stored in the feature data set "W23324.WD_HYDRO_DATA_24K". DNR Region staff may find it best to export the geodatabase to their local server for performance reasons. Instructions on how to access, export and use the geodatabase are provided in the Getting Started with WDNR 24K Hydrography Geodatabase [PDF 931KB].
Users external to the DNR can access the geodatabase from the DNR Public GIS FTP site at ftp://dnrftp01.wi.gov/geodata/hydro_24k/. The "Getting Started..." guide is also available at that location.
Note: DNR staff that need access to the Geometric Network, please contact Dennis Wiese.
Reporting hydrography errors
If you find any issues with the Hydrography data, please report them via email to Dennis Wiese (firstname.lastname@example.com ) with the following information:
- Required
- HYDROID of the feature in question; OR if the feature is missing, a location coordinate or description (i.e.,latitude/longitude or WTM coordinate, or Public Land Survey System Township, Range and Section identifier) that identifies the area in question.
- A brief description of the issue and requested modification.
- Optional (but very useful)
- A screen capture of the area containing the feature(s) involved in the request
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Coach Luca Banchi has used 10 different players in his starting lineups this season. No player has started every game and only Samardo Samuels has started in every game he played.
Linas Kleiza played for Fenerbahce Ulker Istanbul last season and helped the club win the Turkish League title. He was coached by current head coach Zeljko Obradovic and a teammate of nearly half the current roster.
Alessandro Gentile's father, Nando Gentile, played two seasons under Fenerbahce Ulker head coach Zeljko Obradovic for Panathinaikos between 1999 and 2001. The Greens won the 2000 Euroleague title and reached the 2001 SuproLeague final in that period.
Daniel Hackett was a teammate of Fenerbahce Ulker guard Ricky Hickman during the 2011-12 season at Scavolini Pesaro.
Nicolo Melli had his best game of the season on opening night against Fenerbahce Ulker with 12 points, 8 rebounds and a performance index rating of 18 – all season highs – in just 19 minutes.
Shawn James had one of his best Euroleague games against Fenerbahce Ulker two seasons ago. James, then with Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv, led his team to a 91-73 victory with 22 points on 9-of-10 shooting plus 5 rebounds and a block.
James needs just 7 more blocked shots to reach the century mark for his Euroleague career. James's career mark of 1.45 blocks per game is second-best among the 25 players with the most rejections in Euroleague history.
Nemanja Bjelica is tied for the Top 16 lead in rebounds with 9 per game.
Ricky Hickman and EA7 Milan center Shawn James were teammates at Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv the past two seasons and helped the club win the Euroleague last season.
Hickman had one of the best games of his Euroleague career last season against EA7 Milan in the playoffs. Hickman scored 26 points and amassed a performance index rating of 36 in Game 1 of the playoffs to lead his team, Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv, to a 99-101 come-from-behind overtime victory. He averaged 16.5 points and 4.5 assists in four playoff games against EA7 Milan.
Emir Preldzic needs 2 more points to reach 1,000 points for his Euroleague career.
Andrew Goudelock has made at least 1 three-pointer in 11 of his last 12 Euroleague appearances.
Nemanja Bjelica has recorded at least 1 steal in 13 consecutive Euroleague games.
Bogdan Bogdanovic has recorded at least 1 steal in eight consecutive Euroleague games.
For the third time this season, Fenerbahce Ulker Istanbul held off EA7 Emporio Armani Milan, this time 71-82 in the Game of the Week on Thursday night at Mediolanum Forum. It was the fourth consecutive road win for Fenerbahce and sixth in seven games this season. It improved Coach Zeljko Obradovic's team to 2-2 in Group F, while Milan dropped to 1-3. Fenerbahce took the lead for good in the first quarter, but never led by more than 5 points as MarShon Brooks kept Milan close. A triple from Andrew Goudelock extended the margin to 60-70 early in the fourth quarter. After Milan cut it to 70-74, Jan Vesely and Bogdan Bogdanovic stepped up with big plays, securing the Fenerbahce victory. Vesely finished with 15 points and 8 rebounds, Bjelica collected 14 points and 10 rebounds, while Bogdanovic had 11 points and 8 assists. Nikos Zisis and Oguz Savas also scored 11 apiece in victory. For Milan, Brooks netted 24, Alessandro Gentile scored 14, and Daniel Hackett had 12 points and 10 rebounds.
Gentile opened the scoring with a short jumper, but Savas answered right back with a layup-plus-free throw. Nicolo Melli scored a put-back to make it 4-3, and after Gentile drove for a high-off-the-glass layup, a quick score from Brooks made it 8-5. But Savas scored from close range three more times, including a second-chance, short jumper to lead 10-13. Samardo Samuels made a fastbreak layup and Brooks buried a short turnaround jumper for Milan to regain the lead, 14-13. The lead continued to go back-and forth. After Bogdanovic and Brooks traded triples, Zisis also buried one from downtown to make it 17-19. Hackett drove the lane for a runner off the glass, and after Bjelica scored inside, Gentile buried one from the outside. The visitors got the lead back with back-to-back mid-range jumpers from Luka Zoric and Zisis, before Bogdanovic closed the quarter making his way for a close-range shot and a 24-28 lead.
Gentile scored a reverse layup, and Linas Kleiza sank a three to tie the game at 29-29 early in the quarter, but Vesely scored inside and Andrew Goudelock made a jump shot for his first points of the night. As both teams made better efforts on defense, Kleiza hit a long fade-away jumper for Milan, but Vesely answered with back-to-back second-chance baskets, including a big put-back slam, and Fenerbahce went in front 32-37. After a timeout, both defenses had couple more successful stops, before Hackett and Zisis each scored layups. Savas and Brooks also traded baskets from close range. Then Zisis drove for a layup and a 38-43 halftime lead.
Brooks cut the deficit at the start of the quarter with couple of free throws and a put-back, before Bjelica made a floater for a 42-45 edge. Brooks fed Gentile for another basket inside, and after Bjelica made a tip-in, Hackett used a spin-move to drive for a layup. Goudelock bettered that, answering with a driving layup-plus-foul, and Bjelica added his driving layup for a 47-52 lead. Zisis hit a baseline jumper to extend the lead to 7, but Melli hit a triple to snap a 1-7 run. Semih Erden used a pump-fake to get an easy lay-in, and after Hackett drove for a tough layup, Bogdanovic nailed a three-pointer to make it 52-59. Fenerbahce forced turnovers on three consecutive possessions, holding Milan without a single field goal for more than three minutes. Free throws from Emir Preldzic made it 52-61, and after a put-back from Shawn James ended Milan's drought, Vesely had a monster one-handed dunk to give Fenerbahce a 54-63 advantage.
Brooks got things going by driving to the hoop for the hosts, but Goudelock buried a wide-open three-pointer to make it a double-digit lead, 56-66. James scored from close range, and Kleiza made a short fade-away shot for the hosts, but Preldzic made a pair of free throws and got a lucky bounce on a long jumper for a 60-70 advantage. Brooks nailed a three-pointer and followed it with a steal and couple of free throws to halve the deficit. But Vesely scored an easy layup, and on the next possession launched a fastbreak that Bjelica finished with a tough layup for a 65-74 cushion with five minutes left. Hackett had a basket-plus-free throw and Gentile scored a tough turnaround shot, getting Milan within 70-74. After a timeout, Vesely fought for a massive tip-in, then forced a Gentile turnover on the ensuing Milan possession. He followed that with an alley-oop dunk after a pass from Bogdanovic. Next, Bogdanovic made his little piece of magic, stealing a ball and racing for a layup and a 70-80 lead with less than minutes to go. In the remaining time, Genitle split free throw, before Preldzic beat the buzzer with a floater.


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In mono form, the tone is unified, and the sound is more enclosed and less precision tooled.
The exclusive packages, which include glass, a frame and shade, a mono earbud, and a case, will launch June 23.
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word-forming element meaning "one, alone; containing one (atom, etc.)," from Greek mono-, comb. form of monos "single, alone," from PIE root *men- "small, isolated" (cf. Greek manos "rare, sparse," Armenian manr "thin, slender, small," and perhaps English minnow).
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Gazing down at the frail man in his bed, you think: there's no way this can be Ole E. Anthony, scourge of the some of the world's richest and most powerful televangelists, a man so despised that preachers have labeled him ''Ole Antichrist.''
The 64-year-old doesn't look like much of a threat to anyone. The lingering effects of a near-fatal electrocution 23 years ago have left him severely disabled and in crippling pain generated from thousands of burned nerve endings.
He is the founder of the Dallas-based Trinity Foundation, a group of about 400 Christians, 100 of whom live communally in a rundown section of the city, attempting to emulate the practices of the 1st century church--right down to its poverty. Each Trinity employee, including Anthony, earns $50 per week, after room and board. Trinity's annual budget is $500,000, a sum that some of the nation's most popular televangelists routinely raise in a single day. Foundation members hold Bible studies and church services in their houses and apartments and run a small school and a restaurant serving hearty dinners for $3. The organization's primary mission is to house the homeless, not in specially dedicated shelters, but in the bedrooms and living rooms of Trinity members.
And that is how Anthony came to oversee a national spy operation dedicated to rooting out fraud and excess among some of America's biggest TV pastors. Many of the destitute who took refugee at Trinity told him that they had given their last dollars to TV pastors who had promised the gullible and often desperate believers a huge return on their faith-inspired giving. It's called the Prosperity Gospel, and it's preached often over the airwaves.
''It's a perverted theology that tells people they'll get a return on their investment,'' Anthony says. ''They're told they'll get a hundredfold blessing for their money. They are told to write hot checks, take out loans. These televangelists have got to know what they're doing.''
In 1989, Anthony launched his own war on dishonest religious broadcasters, using the skills he learned as an intelligence operative with the U.S. Air Force to ferret out corruption. ''I do enjoy the hunt,'' he says. ''But I'd much rather be out of a job.''
For now, he and his half-dozen investigators soldier on in a target-rich environment: the unregulated industry of televangelism is estimated to generate at least $1 billion through its roughly 2,000 electronic preachers, including 80 nationally syndicated television pastors. Trinity's forces dig through trash bins, search computer databases and go undercover with hidden cameras. Their victim's hotline turns up informants, victims and new scams. They enlist double agents in their fight. And they provide their research to academics, fellow watchdog groups, government agencies and the media, including The Times.
In 1991, Anthony went undercover with a hidden camera to expose the operations of Robert Tilton, a televangelist now based in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and who at the height of his success took in more than $80 million annually and appeared in every television market in the U.S., sometimes as many as six times a day. Anthony says he posed as himself, president of the Trinity Foundation, a religious organization. And he said he was interested in using direct mail. His video documented Tilton's well-oiled direct-mail operation that helped bring in an estimated $380,000 a day to Tilton.
Part of the investigation focused on how the mail was processed: Trinity alleged that Tilton's organization put checks and cash in one pile and dumped the accompanying prayer requests into the trash--an accusation still hotly disputed by Tilton supporters. The video and documents obtained by Trinity became the basis of an ABC "PrimeTime Live" expose by Diane Sawyer that ultimately crippled Tilton's huge ministry along with two other televangelists. One of them, W.V. Grant, then based in Dallas, spent 16 months in jail for tax fraud after Trinity's investigation.
Anthony's operatives struck dumpster pay dirt five years ago in south Florida when they found a travel itinerary for Benny Hinn, the Trinity Broadcasting Network's superstar faith healer who has filled sports arenas with ailing believers seeking miracles cures. Hinn's itinerary included first-class tickets on the Concorde from New York to London ($8,850 each) and reservations for presidential suites at pricey European hotels ($2,200 a night). A news story, including footage of Hinn and his associates boarding the jet, ran on CNN's "Impact." In addition, property records and videos supplied by Trinity investigators led to CNN and Dallas Morning News coverage of another Hinn controversy: fund-raising for a $30-million healing center in Dallas that has yet to be built.
Hinn and other pastors ask viewers to send in donations for both specific projects and for general expansion of the television ministry. Donors aren't told of the opulent lifestyles led by some of the televangelists, but that fact isn't too much of a secret either--perhaps because it fits nicely with the message of the Prosperity Gospel they are spreading. A quick computer search of homes owned by Trinity Broadcasting Network, for example, reveals 17 residences in Orange County alone, including two hilltop mansions in a gated Newport Beach community.
''These people are putting this . . . this . . . slime on Christ," says Harry Guetzlaff, a 58-year-old Trinity investigator. But the targets of Trinity's investigations say it's Anthony who is the blasphemer.
''Whatever pluses there might be, the minuses cancel him out,'' says Dennis G. Brewer Sr., a Texas attorney who represents numerous televangelists and has tangled with Anthony. ''He's a liability to the Body of Christ.''
Similar comments were uttered nearly 50 years ago in Wickenburg, Ariz., during Ole Anthony's teenage years. By his own accounts, he had a normal childhood until age 16, ''when something snapped'' and he became the small town's most notorious juvenile delinquent. He let his red hair and beard grow long, drank heavily, took drugs and boosted cars. One Easter morning, he got up early and drove his '47 Packard to a natural desert amphitheater where the town's sunrise service was to take place. He poured gasoline on the huge wooden cross that rose from the desert floor and torched it.
''It made national news,'' he says. ''Everyone thought the communists did it.'' Eventually, Anthony was arrested for the act of vandalism. A sheriff's deputy told his mother, ''Edna, the boy's gone too far this time.''
He was given an option: three years in prison or three years of military service. He joined the Air Force and learned to install and monitor devices that detected nuclear tests behind the Iron and Bamboo curtains, according to Capt. William D. Ballard, his commanding officer. After his discharge, he continued the intelligence work as a contract employee until 1968.
With his sharp mind and intense personality, Anthony transitioned smoothly into the booming Dallas business world, where he worked as a fund-raising specialist for a variety of big-ticket projects, including ski resorts, casinos, movies, even a religious television station. He worked closely with a number of politicians and now calls many of the shady deals ''probably illegal. Thank God the statute of limitations has passed.''
Despite outward success, Anthony felt inwardly bankrupt until he heard a talk by an evangelical author.


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|Hardware Finish: Black Metal
|Distressed: No
|Frame Material: Upholstered
|Hardware Material: Metal
|Mattress Included: No
|Box Spring Required: Yes
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|Slats Required: No
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|Center Support Legs: Yes
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|Upholstery Filling: Polyurethane foam padding
|Nailhead Trim: No
|Wood Moldings: No
|Canopy Included: No
|Adjustable Headboard Height: Yes
|Underbed Storage: No
|Trundle Bed Included: No
|Hidden Storage: No
|Weight Capacity: 250 Pounds
|Eco-Friendly: No
|Product Care: Spot clean only
|Country of Manufacture: United States
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|Tools Needed: Allen wrench
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