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"Trevyor"? Twice??
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If you're going to write about the Trayvon Martin case, at least pretend to care enough to get the dead kid's name right:
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The comments below that are a cesspool of whitepower 'no, *we're* the victims here' puling led by the ever able 'sassylassie'. It instantly turned into anti-Obama, anti-progressive, anti-reality ranting about the tyranny of black folks over suffering righteous paleskins.
I'm not sure why it surprises me they're so honest and open with their rage, but the fact they're Canadian but want so VERY badly to be Americans makes me want to escort them to the border and hope they enjoy their new home.
The fact Mr Rex can sit and blather in sober concern about how being of Hispanic heritage makes the murder automatically NOT a hate crime and NOT racist baffles me, but perhaps I've read more stories of the rifts between Hispanic and AfricanAmerican communities in the US on the grounds of 'race'. That doesn't even touch on whether the shooter identifies as 'white' and is accepted in a 'white' community.
Also, in scoffing at the existence of 'white Hispanic', Mr. Rex certainly is playing the glibly oblivious provincial hick card. Spaniards are 'white Hispanic', nevermind that 'white' has interesting shifts in meaning in Central and South America, let alone the US.
Sorry, I should say *some* Spaniards are 'white Hispanic', since their population is also multicultural.
JJ – Just delete everything, I'll re-post it. – kept a copy :D It's my e-mail addy I'm worried about. Damned typos…
"Fucking coons" – Remember when I said check your facts, or something to that effect?
The danger of dwelling too much on a single word, which may or may not be the least bit relevant.
If I was facing down someone with a gun with only a can of ice tea to protect myself,
Except that Trayvon didn't have to face anyone down – if Trayvon had simply left the area, he'd almost certainly be alive today, with no more than a cursory questioning by police. The facts seem to clearly show from the 911 call- all of it, not the edited version that the media has been playing that Zimmerman actually abandoned his pursuit of Trayvon when the dispatcher advised him to stop.
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You've stated that you used to run marathons JJ. Does a presumably out of shape guy like Zimmerman somehow stop breathing heavily while running after someone who just on cursory examination would be in much better shape? After Zimmerman leaves his vehicle, you can plainly hear sounds of pursuit, but shortly after the dispatcher tells him to stop pursuing, those sounds stop.
To me it looks like this guy started an altercation with this kid so he'd be able to shoot him and use the stand your ground law to hide behind.
That's certainly the narrative that the media has been pushing. But when one digs into the facts even slightly, it starts to completely fall apart.
The 911 call makes it pretty damned clear that Trayvon had through some means or another managed to give Zimmerman the slip, at least temporarily. If that was the case, as the evidence suggests, why didn't Trayvon simply go home? If he was returning from 7-11, as has been asserted repeatedly why give yourself up only to die a few hundred feet from safety?
When he comes across Zimmerman, he runs away before he's even said two words to Zimmerman. Why would he do that, if his intentions were entirely innocent?
Can we conclude definitively that he gave Zimmerman the slip? Pretty much. There's no shouting on the 9-11 tape for Trayvon to stop or anything. In fact, at one point, Zimmerman states that he doesn't know where Trayvon had gone, and based on the location of the shooting, the evidence strongly suggests that Zimmerman was on his way back towards his truck at the time of the incident, shortly after completing the 911 call.
Combine a map of the area, with known locations, and there's only two possible scenarios. Either Zimmerman somehow managed to re-establish contact with Trayvon, managed to provoke a confrontation, and murdered Martin, or Zimmerman was telling the truth, that he was attacked, and the shooting was self-defense.
The former seems unlikely given the facts. Unusually cold rainstorm? Why continue the pursuit in such adverse conditions, when you know that help is on the way? Just to shoot some kid?
And there's one more thing, and it's probably most damning for Trayvon: the police report. In order for this to be a hate-crime, the police would have to be lying about the grass-stains on Zimmerman's back, and the injuries he sustained.
I don't care who started what. If Zimmerman was lying on the ground, he was under attack. If he had already drawn his gun, how on earth did he end up on the ground without firing a shot? Especially seeing as it was a Kel-Tec PF-9. with no external safety – point and shoot. No stray shots? The only possible conclusion is that Zimmerman did not draw the firearm until he was on the ground. That can only mean that he was attacked. That can only mean that the "stand your ground" law actually doesn't apply. And it can only mean that this wasn't a hate crime.
Move along! Move along! Nothing to see here.
Who the hell files for a trademark on the tragic shooting death of their son? A soul-less opportunitistic parasite that's who.


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Burn Portraits in Yekaterinburg, RussiaJuxtapoz // Friday, July 08, 2011
T-Radya creates portraits of Russian WWII soldiers by creating faces from bandages on wooden boards and then burns them to create this very discarded, aged form of street art. It doesn't make sense completely until you see the portraits put onto walls, and in this case, placed on an old WWII hospital in Yekaterinburg, Russia.
Aluminum Foil Pans Portraits by Idan FriedmanJuxtapoz // Wednesday, June 01, 2011
As part of his "Ordinary People and Disposable Objects" series, Israel-based artist, Idan Friedman created these regal looking aluminum foil pan portraits. Even the subjects in the portraits are friends and casual acquaintances of the artist, his portraits make each look like 18th Century royalty or political heavyweight.
The Juxtapoz Portraits of Sam BassettJuxtapoz // Monday, February 07, 2011
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Photorealist Paintings of Steven AlbertJuxtapoz // Sunday, January 30, 2011
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Interview—Nick Gentry, a floppy disk artistJuxtapoz // Tuesday, January 25, 2011
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|1 Large, chopped
|1 Clove (5 gm), minced or pressed
|Celery stalks
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|Thinly sliced prosciutto/Cooked ham
|2 Ounce, cut into thin shreds
|Beef broth
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|2 Large, peeled and diced
|Minced fresh rosemary/1 teaspoon dry rosemary
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With a fork, mash a third of the kidney beans.
Add mashed and whole kidney beans, green beans, tomatoes, and zucchini to broth mixture.
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Heather has been a Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner with a specialty in Psychiatry since 1996.
She received her BSN and her MSN from Florida International University in Miami, and is currently completing her studies towards a doctoral degree in Nursing at Barry University in Miami. Heather has worked in the Miami and Broward area since completing her studies in 1996.
She has worked at several area hospitals, community mental health centers, and in private practice. Heather is an Adjunct Professor at Florida International University, and Barry University.
Heather works collaboratively with Dr. Antonio DeFillipo at Pathway to Hope ensuring that the medical and psychiatric services are individualized and comprehensive. eMail Heather
Aimee Payton, LPN
Aimee first became licensed in Virginia after graduating from Medical Careers Institute of ECPI University. Aimee became licensed in Florida in 2011 and furthered her career as a nurse undertaking further training in psychiatric nursing.
At Pathway to Hope, Aimee works hand in hand with the ARNP and psychiatrist to provide exceptional healthcare services to all clients. Aimee's ability to work well with others and form meaningful relationships with patients makes her a great fit for the Pathway to Hope family. eMail Aimee
Klaus "Freddy" Castellon, LPN
Klaus Freddy Castellon Graduated as an LPN in 2005 from Miami lakes tech. His career in nursing has been dedicated to the field of addiction, psychiatric and mental health. He has honed his skills as a nurse by working the past ten years directly with this community. He continues to strive to provide exceptional service in the battle against addiction.
Freddy enjoys working directly with his clients in helping them achieve their goals on the path to recovery.
Ari Kadem, Ph.D, Psychotherapist
Doctor Kadem received his B.A from St. Thomas University in 1977, an M.A from the University of Miami in 1978 and his Ph.D from the University of Illinois in 1984. He is licensed by the Department of Children and Families, is a registered drama therapist and a certified hypnotherapist. He is a member of the National Center for Crisis Management, the American Psychological Association and the American Psychological Society and is a Diplomate of the American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress. His areas of expertise include: cognitive reframing behavior therapy, psychopathology, family therapy, couples therapy, premarital consultation, domestic violence, anger management, improving self esteem, vocational rehabilitation, addiction counseling and psychodrama.
Tina Saunders, LMHC, Trauma Specialist
Tina Saunders, LMHC received her Bachelor of Arts in psychology and then her Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology at Trinity International University. Tina is currently a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, National Certified Counselor, Certified Addictions Professional and is EMDR trained. Tina has been in this field more than 12 years, both in inpatient and outpatient settings.
Tina focuses on all general psychological issues, though trauma work, addictions, and relationship conflicts tend to be a majority of her clientele. Tina offers a full integration of cognitive-behavioral, psycho-dynamic, and faith-based modalities.
Jeff Smith, BA, CAC, Primary Clinician
Jeff has a passion for helping others find happiness and a new way of life through long term recovery from drugs and alcohol. Throughout his years in the addiction treatment field, Jeff has served as a Residential Manager, Substance Abuse Case Manager, Group Facilitator and Director of Administration.
Jeff specializes in educating our clients on healthy coping skills, early recovery skills, and relapse prevention. Jeff also utilizes the participation and insight of the clients' families to support the treatment process. eMail Jeff
Devin Walsh, CAC, Primary Clinician
Devin has been working in substance abuse treatment since 2009. He began as a Behavioral Health Technician in a detoxification center in North Miami. It was there that he learned the essentials about dedicated and compassionate client care. After 15 months as a BHT Devin transitioned to new position as Admission Coordinator for a nationally recognized substance abuse treatment organization where he helped countless people overcome their fears and take that vital first step toward recovery. It was during this time that Devin completed the necessary courses in preparation for his degree as a Certified Addictions Counselor. Devin joined Pathway to Hope in April 2013, and is happy to say that the past months have been the most rewarding since he started in this field. eMail Devin
Rachel Smith, MS, Primary Clinician
Rachel graduated with her Master's in Marriage and Family Therapy from Nova Southeastern University after receiving a Bachelor's in Psychology from the University of Central Florida. With a degree in Marriage and Family Therapy, Rachel specializes in relationships and views addiction as a destructive relationship between a person and their drug. At Pathway to Hope, we believe that addiction impacts the family just as much as it affects the addict. Rachel believes that incorporating the family into the therapeutic process is essential to healing and treatment. She strives to mend relationships within the family system, while also helping our client's improve the relationship with themselves.
Every individual client is unique and deserves treatment specific to their needs. Rachel treats all clients with compassion, dignity, and respect to help clients build and create a solid foundation for recovery and change.
Shannon Nuñez, MA, Primary Clinician
Shannon Nuñez received her Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology at Trinity International University. Shannon is currently working toward her Florida Licensure as a Mental Health Counselor and Certified Addictions Professional. She has worked as a Primary Clinician in the field of addiction and co-occurring mental health issues since 2008 and has a genuine passion for this population.
Shannon believes that the therapeutic relationship can lead to insights and lasting changes with the client and therefore, she offers an environment that is safe and free of judgment to help the client develop a healthier view of the world and a less distorted view of themselves. Shannon provides structure with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy by helping individuals become aware of inaccurate or negative thinking patterns. She uses a direct and empowering approach to confront deep rooted issues in order for the client to rebuild. Shannon believes in her clients until they are able to fully believe in themselves.
Sara Copeland, MA, Out Patient Clinician
Sara Copeland is a Registered Mental Health Counselor Intern in the state of Florida who graduated with a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology from Trinity International University in 2013.
Sara has been working in the field of counseling for three years now. Before working as the Intensive Outpatient Therapist, she led groups and provided counseling at Fair Oaks Pavilion in Delray, Florida. Sara's passion is for her clients to find their true identity, free from alcohol and substances, and to find wholeness through the therapeutic relationship effecting growth and change for a fulfilling future.
Vernon Martin, Family Therapist/ Group Therapist
Vernon has been counseling in South Florida over 20 years. He has had experience in addiction treatment including chemical dependency, eating disorders, dual diagnosis, and PTSD. He currently counsels as a consultant specializing in group therapy.
His counseling style engages participants to address issues and situations in a reality-based discussion resulting in practical resolutions conducive with ongoing recovery. His hands-on approach when dealing with clients and families is his way to ensure their stay at Pathway to Hope is a memorable one. eMail Vernon
Vinny Richards, B.A, Group Therapist
Vinny is a unique clinician who went from working in Treatment Centers to being a successful independent contractor bringing motivational enhancement lectures and relapse prevention programs to half-way houses and rehabs. He received a BA in Psychology from Queens College. He then went on to further study alcoholism and addictions at the New School.
Vinny has been working in the field twenty years and recently celebrated twenty-eight years of sobriety. A graduate of Wellness, Martin U. recently filmed a documentary on Vinny and it won an award as the best documentary in his school.
Karen M. Gauci, M.P.H., R.D., L.D. Nutritionist
Karen is a registered and licensed Dietitian and Nutritionist with a Master's degree in Public Health and is currently in private practice in Boca Raton, Florida. She is the owner and president of 2001 Nutrition Services, Inc., a company with the philosophy of providing education, teaching and counseling in all areas related to nutrition. Karen has specialized for over 20 years in the following areas related to nutrition: substance abuse, psychiatric disorders, weight management, chronic disease risk reduction, health promotion and wellness, sports nutrition, pediatrics, eating disorders, and local and national presentations.
For many years, Mrs. Gauci was the nutritionist at the Palm-Aire Spa Resort in Pompano Beach, Florida and worked with many celebrities. She is also the author of the Cookbook, "Delicious Nutritious Spa Recipes from the Spa at Palm-Aire". A few years ago, Karen wrote a program for large corporations to help lower their health cost entitled "Superitis, A 5 Star Plan for Better Health".
Jason Usilton, Admissions Director
Jason oversees the admissions process, acting as liaison between prospective clients and the treatment professionals at Pathway to Hope. He assists in determining the needs of those seeking treatment and works to facilitate an appropriate placement. Working closely with individuals and their families, he is available to answer questions about our treatment program and to address concerns regarding the admissions process.
Jason grew up in southern New Jersey and has resided in Fort Lauderdale since 2008, where he has gained valuable experience in the field of addiction recovery. He is dedicated to helping those who are seeking professional help in overcoming their addictions make a smooth transition into an appropriate treatment facility. eMail Jason
Gary Pierce, Admissions Coordinator
Gary has been in the recovery field for nearly 2 years now, where he has gained valuable experience in the field of addiction. Gary started his journey as a Behavioral Health Technician, working hands on with clients on a daily basis. Gary grew up in central New Jersey and moved to south Florida in 2012. He specializes in rapport building, which allows clients to relate and feel comfortable throughout their treatment stay.
As the admissions coordinator, Gary is responsible for initial contact between prospective clients and family members. He assists in determining the needs of those seeking treatment and works to facilitate an appropriate placement. Gary is available to answer any questions you may have 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. eMail Gary
Richard Falls, Case Manager
Richard has an enthusiastic and passionate approach to recovery. Born and raised in New Jersey, he has been an active member of the recovery community for over 5 years. Richard's recovery has allowed him the inside look on the disease of addiction, and that can make all the difference when encouraging those new in recovery to give it their all. Richard's work as case manager allows him to be a part of the client's treatment process from start to finish, keeping treatment a top priority over all outside matters. Richard specializes in aftercare planning, as well as maintaining with any law enforcement agencies, employers, and/or government agencies as needed.


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Looking for tips on insurance in BC
Hey thought I would try the group brain on insurance in BC. I just got a quote from a place called beacon and they are $600 a year less then ICBC, anybody have any luck with other insurers in BC for the supplemental stuff?
Just looking for more options, as the $150 a month from ICBC for my KLR left me feeling a little violated. :cry
BC bike insurance, bend over....
I found MegFitzpatrick a bit cheaper than Beacon when I had my Duck and my Harley. Get the minimum with ICBC. Secondary insurer for the rest.
I pay $160 for seven months of my 08 WR250r with ICBC. No collision, 2 million. But it is 249cc and the whole BC system is based on cc.
You have to have basic insurance and liability with ICBC.
You can then use a secondary source for collision etc (beacon megson etc)
As stated-----Bendover
I've got one friend who is treated very well with Beacon Insurance,,,and another buddy who does well by Chutter Insurance. Also, Coast Capital Insurance.
To echo everyone else, basic with ICBC then it would seem the next most popular for bikes is either Beacon or Megson Fitzpatrick.
I've got 2 bikes insured with Beacon year round.
ICBC does not discriminate against the type of bike, only by cc.
FWIW, while it's public insurance, it isn't anything like "Facility" insurance in Ontario. It's a great system on average, which means everyone who has a high risk vehicle, and high risk drivers (think teenagers and 20 year olds) gets a great deal, and crusty old geezers with 33 hp cruisers complain endlessly they get shafted :lol3
Same as others have mentioned - I carry only the basic 3rd party liability/registration with ICBC and then private through Beacon for collision, theft, fire, storage, etc...
Extra benefits of private insurance include coverage for the bike if its damaged while transporting it, if you have a utility trailer you can add that to the policy for next to nothing, and it also covers up to $1000 in riding gear replacement.
Our annual policy with Beacon only costs us $350/year to cover my 2002 DR650 and my wife's 2008 DRZ400SM, combined. The additional cost (over and above basic registration) to get the same level of coverage for both bikes during the riding months and then theft/storage during the off-season would have totaled around $750.
Does ICBC post a list of their basic rate structure on the net.
From ICBC
"Rate class 310 is for motorcycles with an engine of up to 110 cc, and limited speed motorcycles. Limited speed motorcycles are not more than 50 cc, have a power drive system that doesn't require clutching or shifting once the drive system is engaged, have a maximum attainable speed of 70km/h, a maximum weight of 95 kg excluding fuel or batteries, and wheels with a diameter of 254 mm or more.
The other 4 rate classes for motorcycles are:
311 (111–400 cc)
312 (401–750 cc)
313 (751–1150 cc)
314 (over 1150 cc)"
I wish there were more 400cc bikes out there, seems like a forgotten displacement as of late.
ICBC won't mention basic rate structure on the net. It changes from one region to the next. I am not sure how many regions there are. Prices fluctuated quite a bit when I moved to Vancouver from the Island.
As mentioned previously, Coast Capital Insurance might be worth a look as well.
Thanks for all the replies folks, appreciate it. :D
Gosh...I just insured 11 vehicles for liability and underinsured motorist, including a 2009 diesel pick up, 2009 Cobalt SS, FZ1, Versys 1000, KLR650, KLX400 (yes, it's plated), others, for $2,311 per year. In simple terms, that's $210 per vehicle. For that rate, I just leave the bikes insured all year. Anybody want to move to the Yukon? And have you read about SGI going after motorcycles? Motorcycle Mojo had an editorial on what seemed like outrageous pricing.
Kewl, you ride all yr then????
Yeah, we get nailed down in the southwest of BC. 2.7 million drivers stuck in a 70 mile circle. We can take advantage of collector plates here for older stuff. I've got 5 bikes on 1 plate for $500/yr.
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Nate Robinson scored 16 of his 24 points in the second quarter, leading the Chicago Bulls to a 104-88 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks on Wednesday night. Jimmy Butler, a second-year pro from Marquette, had 18 points and five rebounds in a return to the arena where he played college basketball. Samuel Dalembert had 14 points and a season-high 13 rebounds for the Bucks. Ersan Ilyasova added 18 points and seven rebounds. Chicago broke open the game midway through the second quarter, using a 20-4 run to take a 49-30 lead. The run included a long 3-point shot by Robinson, who capped the rally with a driving layup. He was fouled on the play by Brandon Jennings, and converted the free throw. Robinson, who also had a breakaway dunk during the run, shot 7 for 9 from the floor during the quarter to help Chicago take a 55-37 lead at the half. The Bulls shot 51 percent from the field in the first half, while the Bucks made just 39 percent of their attempts. Jennings and Monta Ellis, the B...
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Pork Tenkatsu
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|Pork fillet/Pork steak
|4 , deboned
|Soy sauce
|4 Tablespoon
|4 Tablespoon
|1 Clove (5 gm), crushed
|Ground black pepper
|1 Pinch
|1 , beaten
|Green onion/Scallion
|1 , chopped
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Peanut oil
|4 Cup (64 tbs) (For Frying)
Debone and slice the pork thin.
Pound between two pieces of plastic, using a wooden food mallet.
Marinate the pork slices for 1/2 hour in a mixture of the soy, sake, garlic, and black pepper.
Mix the beaten egg with the green onion and dip each slice into the egg/onion mixture.
Place the bread crumbs on a plate and coat each pork slice by pressing the crumbs into the pork slice.
Place on trays covered with wax paper and chill in the refrigerator for 1 hour.
Heat the oil in a large frying pan.
The temperature should be at about 375°.
Fry the slices, a few at a time, in the oil until they are golden brown, and then turn.
Brown on both sides.
Remove and drain on paper towels.
Serve with Tenkatsu-sosu sauce.
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Difficulty Level:Medium
Course:Main Dish
Preparation Time:90 Minutes
Cook Time:20 Minutes
Ready In:110 Minutes
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Johannesburg — A Gingindlovu grandmother called the police to arrest her teenage grandson for the rape of an eight-year-old girl, The Witness newspaper reported on Thursday.
The girl's left eye was gouged out in the brutal attack in KwaZulu-Natal.
"We spoke to the girl's family and I was there when she was taken to hospital. We are horrified by this incident," she told the publication.
The woman cannot be named to protect the identity of the child suspect.
She said her grandson was accused of raping another girl on the same day, and she reprimanded him.
"We did not reprimand him the second time because we feared he would run away like he did when the first family came to our house."
"We called the police..."
The 15-year-old appeared in the local magistrate's court on Wednesday and was released into the custody of a guardian.
His grandmother blamed evil spirits for the change in him. During the Easter weekend, he had allegedly experienced visions of a man commanding him to commit evil deeds, she said.
"We prayed for him at the time that he would no longer dream of this evil man. I believe evil spirits led him to do what he did," she said.
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Banana-Rum Parfait
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|Boiling water
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Cold water
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Ice cubes
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1 Medium, sliced
|Vanilla ice cream
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Light rum
|1 Tablespoon
|Rum extract
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
Completely dissolve gelatin in boiling water.
Measure cup of the gelatin.
Combine cold water and ice cubes to make 3/4 cup.
Add to measured gelatin, stirring until slightly thickened.
Remove any unmelted ice.
Stir in banana and spoon into individual parfait glasses.
Blend ice cream and rum into remaining gelatin.
Spoon over fruited gelatin in glasses.
Chill until set, about 30 minutes.
Garnish as desired.
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Winifred Haun & Dancers Announces Fall Performances
Winifred Haun & Dancers have announced their schedule of performances through the month of October.
Friday, October 5 at 8:00pm
Ruth Page Center, 1016 N. Dearborn, Chicago
If you missed last spring's performance of Bemused, or if you saw it and loved it, this is your chance to catch it again. Also on the program are Chicago Dance Crash, Cerqua Rivera Dance Theatre, Ology dance, Jacqueline Stewart, Dori Santarsiere, Ingrid Graham, Kristina Isabelle, and Rebecca Levy. Visit www.brownpapertickets.com/event/266772 for tickets.
Friday, October 19 at 8:00pm, Saturday, October 20 at 2:00pm and 8:00pm
Firehouse Theatre Project, Richmond, VA
This amazing Festival will feature both "Bento" and "Bemused." The dancers are performing with other national artists, including Courtney Jones, who was sited as one of 25 to watch by Dance Magazine. For more info, visit www.kdance.org/yes.php.
Friday, November 2, 7:00pm - 9:00pm
The home of Young-Kee Kim & Sidney Nagel
4913 S. Kimbark, in Chicago's Hyde Park neighborhood
This very special event will support the creation of Ms. Haun's newest dance based on the rooms in our houses. The evening will feature a preview of the new work, and other works, performed in various parts of the Kim-Nagel house, wine, an appetizer dinner and great fun. For more information or to buy tickets online, visit www.brownpapertickets.com/event/267936.
In addition to producing dances and dance concerts, Winifred Haun & Dancers also provides many other dance services and events, like flash mobs, original solos (for anyone!) and more. To check out their other offerings, visit www.goseedo.org/organizations/winifred-haun-dancers/profile.
Winifred Haun also teaches Basic and Intermediate Modern Dance at Lou Conte Dance Studio on Tuesday nights. Basic Modern is at 6:00pm and is designed for adults (age 14+) who've never taken a dance class before. Intermediate Modern is at 7:30pm. Taking a dance class is a great way to both learn more about dance and get some exercise! For more info, visit www.hubbardstreetdance.com/loucontedancestudio-schedule.
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Johannesburg — Black economic empowerment (BEE) solutions and services company, Waymark Infotech, with equity shareholding held by senior black executives, was launched at a gala event at the Sheraton Hotel in Pretoria yesterday.
Waymark represents the consolidation of four ICT companies: Affinity Business Solutions, Molepe Business Solutions, Zero & Ones Solutions and Xcel Information Technologies.
Pikie Monaheng, MD of Waymark Infotech, says the consolidation allows "a few large IT system integrators to combine the skills of the dynamic teams to form one concrete business solution".
Waymark offers customer-focused solutions and services, and aligns with local and international business partners to deliver business solutions. These include IT planning, design, development, integration and technological support, and enterprise resource management as well as enterprise knowledge management.
Waymark is a certified Oracle business partner and says it is the first black company in SA to acquire a relationship with the international organisation.
Certified implementation consultants provide Oracle implementation and support services. Waymark's service earned Oracle the e-business suite implementation partner award for 2001
In the enterprise content management solutions field, Waymark is a Signature partner for Documentum. It is also a preferred southern African partner for the InputAccel range of imaging systems, including Captiva.
Waymark has a previously disadvantaged individual (PDI) shareholding of 67% and a staff complement of 160 full-time and 40 part-time, of whom 65% are PDIs.
Guest speaker at the launch event, Dr Danisa Baloyi, woman of the year 2003 and CEO and chairman of DB Consulting International, said: "IT is critical in our lives. Waymark should channel itself into competing globally, as well as implementing equity for women in the IT workplace, which is renowned as a male-dominated sector."
In reply, Monaheng said the company is mindful of its low gender representation at management and executive levels (21%). He said Waymark has initiated an advanced leadership programme targeting PDIs (of whom 50% are female) to enhance their technical and managerial skills.
Monaheng says the company is targeting any service sector that requires business solutions. Waymark has a subsidiary office in the UK for the export and import of products as well as for international subscribers.
Monaheng, Clive Fynn, Leslie Mampe and Louis Buys are the founder members and executive directors of the company.


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President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday expressed solidarity on the goal of preventing Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, the White House said, amid signs of easing tensions over their differences on how to confront Tehran.
Obama, who opted not to meet Netanyahu on his U.S. visit, spoke by phone to the Israeli leader, who used his U.N. speech on Thursday to keep up pressure on Washington to set a "red line" for Tehran. But in a softening of his approach, Netanyahu also signaled that no Israeli attack on Iran was imminent before the November 6 U.S. presidential election.
"The two leaders underscored that they are in full agreement on the shared goal of preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon," the White House said in a statement. But it stopped short of saying Obama had given any ground on his resistance to issuing an ultimatum to Tehran as Netanyahu has demanded.
Mitt Romney, Obama's Republican presidential rival, was expected to speak by phone to Netanyahu later on Friday while the Israeli leader was in the New York.
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Same sludge. I didn't know what it was so I flushed the system, replaced a couple hoses a refilled with new Dexcool. The sludge continued to reappear. I have flushed again. I didn't know this may be related to the Dexcool until reading this site. The car now has close to 130,000 miles. I replaced the thermostat which fixed an overheating problem, but the thermostat may have failed due to sludge build up. My heater core does not work properly and I'm about to replace that. I also went and purchased a new radiator being that if there's sludge everywhere else it probably ruined the radiator also. Is my engine ruined? Do I have recourse against GM? I don't know. - Visitor
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Kept on flushing radiator with cleaner putting more coolant. So far hasn't appeared again. First replaced radiator. - Visitor
I took my car to the dealership where I've been buying my cars, and having them do maintainence and service work. They told me that the price they quoted me includes a flush, replace a radiator hose and the sepentine belt. It cost $760.00! They advised me to have a radiator flush soon, unfortunately, they did'nt tell me that sludge was building up and more problems would be forthcoming. The second time I took it in they quoted the repair at $500.00. I asked why this new leak they found was'nt seen during my first visit. The advisor told me it is brand new! I just found out that there's sludge in my radiator because I inspected it yesterday! Now, I'm in the process of finding a reputable auto mechanic in my area, which is tough. I'll update this as soon as the problem is fixed. Thank you. - Visitor
DexCool antifreeze formed brown gel-like sludge, first observed at radiator cap. Supposed to last 100,000 miles. Lawsuit settled for cases where engine failed. Flushed system and replaced coolant. Keep air out of system by ensuring coolant reservoir always at proper level and check radiator periodically by removing cap. - pacrhat
I just discovered white slime on the underside of my 2003 Buick Century radiator cap and radiator filler neck. I think this is uniquely a GM DexCool problem because I have never seen this slime in any of the many non GM cars I've owned in the past. I flushed the cooling system 6 months ago with equal parts DexCool and distilled water so i shouldnt be having any problem like this. I know GM has settled lawsuits in the past over there DexCool 100,000 mile recommendation causing peoples engines to fail but if theres still a problem with DexCool they need to change their formula. - BuickOwner777
I just took my car to Firestone because of no heat. They said the Dexcoolant in the radiator had turned to sludge. They refused to remove it and suggested I go to a dealer. - classycarole
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2nd one is wood avens, very common here, insignificant yellow flower, but seeds are a nuisance, as has been said.
3rd is some sort of pea, but can't tell if it's a weed one or a plant one.
First one doesn't look like a weed. Could it be arabis?
Back from meeting with Hautefort Gardening Club. Think DD went once. Local French chap who has a nursery gave a talk about fruit trees. His nursery is only 15 mins from me, shall go and have a look.
Well done, DD, on that bed. It was a jungle and you've tamed it.
Lovely colour jacket, Dove, reminds me of a John Betjamen rose.
Morning all. Slept badly, awake a lot between 3 and 6am, then overslept. Going to Leclerc supermarket, groceries. Gravel for the drive coming this afternoon and wood man cutting logs, so heavy work later, gravel spreading and log stacking.
How did the viewings go, BM?
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BL - when do you think you might be in Suffolk? Perhaps we could make it a TWIGS outing as our intended visit to BC's in August had to be cancelled due to bad weather?
BL - when do you think you might be in Suffolk? Perhaps we could make it a TWIGS outing as our intended visit to BC's in August had to be cancelled due to bad weather?
We haven't planned it yet, apart from July and Suffolk, maybe up to Diss as well, well, East Anglia. We'll have the car. But it would be lovely if it were a TWIGS outing.
How horrid for you, Runnybeak. Hope it recovers soon.
Dove, we are hoping to go to Suffolk in July and one thing we would like to do is visit Betto Chatto's garden. You said you'd like to go ???
Morning all.
Just off to post letters and take rubbish to the bins. No collection here. Nothing exciting planned.
Thank you Mrs. G and Chicky.
Lovely flowers Victoria.
Spent 2 hours ironing this afternoon, but watched Escape to the Country while I did it. Watched some of Countryfile while we ate in the sitting room, then Strictly, Antiques, and Downton. Feel quite muzzy, hope eyes don't go square. Haven't watched much TV during the summer.
Lovely photos, somehow I don't think the dog poo wormery will be in the same class!
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I have recently installed the 4191 tar files on RedHat 8.0 latest kernel and i have noticed that my dvd performance has seriously degraded, i have DMA on etc etc and the quality is very poor! I have had DVD's running perfectly under previous kernels and nvidia drivers, whats happened?
Card is GeForce 2 MX PCI 32MB, Celeron 850MHz, 256MB RAM
I have noticed that normal, general 2d performance is poor, i don't bother with gaming but i want my dvd's back.
Anyone know why the 2d performance is so slow?
Please help, i have seen various threads but it seems like there are a whole stack of problems with 4191.
I can startx ok, it all looks ok but the performance is ****.
P.S if i want to downgrade drivers and still run the latest kernel is it possible, i think i might can these 4191 drivers, how do i downgrade the drivers?
That might have something to do with the RENDER extension that nVidia replaced in 4191. Maybe -- I'm not sure though. I don't know what's all involved in playing DVDs.
You can install 3123 over top of 4191 with the tar files easily, and since you would be installing from tar files, it would work with every kernel, as long as the source for that kernel is installed and configured. If you get errors trying to make, post them; they're probably happening because of kernel-source.
Actually, .src.rpm's would probably work as well, but you'll have to remove 4191 first: rpm -e NVIDIA_GLX ; rpm -e NVIDIA_kernel
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The Record Company will open for legendary blues guitarist B.B. King at his Segerstrom Center debut tonight, December 8 at 7 p.m. in Segerstrom Hall. The band is a rock/blues/roots trio based in Los Angeles and consists of Chris Vos (guitar, lead vocals, harmonica), Alex Stiff (bass, guitar, vocals), and Marc Cazorla (drums, pianos, vocals). Steeped in the classic sounds of Muddy Waters and John Lee Hooker along with the raw rock 'n' roll of The Stooges and The Yardbirds, The Record Company has burst onto the scene in a very short time.
Their live show has quickly become acclaimed throughout North America and has drawn capacity audiences from Los Angeles to Montreal. With their debut EP Superdead, released in September 2012, the band has received strong airplay at AAA and college radio throughout the United States and Canada. They have appeared at Montreal Jazz Festival, Summerfest (Milwaukee), Quebec City International Summer Festival, Ottawa Bluesfest, and Harvest Jazz and Blues Festival as well as supporting Buddy Guy, Robert Randolph and Mesell D'dgeocello. The band has received wide exposure through the use of their song "Feels So Good" in the theatrical trailer for the movie Last Vegas starring Robert DeNiro, Michael Douglas, Morgan Freeman and Kevin Kline. The band has also gained a new fan base by way of their cover of the Grateful Dead's "New Speedway Boogie," which was chosen by The Dead as one of the top covers of their "Dead Covers Project".
Tickets for B.B. King with opening act The Record Company start at $59 are now available online at SCFTA.org, at the Box Office at 600 Town Center Drive in Costa Mesa or by calling (714) 556-2787. For inquiries about groups of 10 or more, call the Group Services office at (714) 755-0236. The TTY number is (714) 556-2746.
B.B. King has been enthralling audiences worldwide and defining the blues for more than six decades. One of the most influential bluesmen of all time, King began his career as a professional musician in the 1940s and he continues to perform more than 100 concerts each year. He has recorded more than 60 albums and has received dozens of awards, including the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the Kennedy Center Honor, 15 Grammy Awards and a Lifetime Achievement Grammy.
Growing up in the Mississippi Delta, he played on street corners for dimes and would sometimes play in as many as four towns a night. His passion for music led him to Memphis, where he was able to pursue a music career. King's first big break came in 1948 when he performed on Sonny Boy Williamson's radio program on KWEM out of West Memphis. This led to steady engagements at the Sixteenth Avenue Grill in West Memphis and later to a ten-minute spot on Memphis radio station WDIA. "King's Spot" became so popular that it was expanded and renamed the "Sepia Swing Club." Soon King himself needed a catchy radio name. What started out as Beale Street Blues Boy was shortened to Blues Boy King, and, finally, B.B. King.
King's illustrious career includes a bevy of awards and accolades as well as honorary doctorates. In 1984 he was inducted into the Blues Foundation Hall of Fame and, in 1987, into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. That same year, he received a Lifetime Achievement Grammy Award. In 1990, King received the prestigious Presidential Medal of the Arts and, in 1991, the National Heritage Fellowship from the National Endowment of the Arts. King received the Kennedy Center Honor in 1995.
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Axel Valdez, director of marketing at his family's Hotel Buena Vista Beach Resort, announced that the hotel's sportfishing fleet will lead the way on Baja Mexico's East Cape by converting exclusively to Mustad circle hooks to be used with all natural baits in 2012.
The hotel's "New Year's Resolution" to only utilize circle hooks was a long time coming. "Our commitment to conservation and the releasing of billfish began decades ago," Valdez said. "Numerous studies during the past 10 years have conclusively indicated that the survival rate for billfish in particular is significantly improved when using circle hooks versus conventional J-hooks."
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Rob Kramer, President of the International Game Fish Association, Dania Beach, Fla. also praised the Valdez Family's decision. "Extensive research has proven that circle hooks are an effective tool at increasing post-release survival of billfish caught on natural bait. The IGFA is pleased and supportive of Hotel Buena Vista Beach Resort's decision to now require their use throughout their entire sportfishing fleet."
The conservation-themed circle hook decision was made as part of the resort's thirty-fifth anniversary; another resolution is the flying of the recently-IGFA approved David Wirth Circle Hook Released flag by the fleet to signify the successful release of billfish. Wirth is both a marine artist and IGFA representative. His design features an aboriginal-style circle hook in white against a red background, combining the tradition of celebrating a catch with the principles of circle hooks and safe release.
"We hope that our decision will influence other fleets here at East Cape to come to the same conclusion that the use of circle hooks can only improve the mortality rate of billfish released in the area," concluded Valdez.
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Originally posted by lizardbones
Not quite.
'Faction Pride' is a notion that's relatively nebulous to begin with. For the sake of this though I am mainly noting that such a thing can come from a multiplayer or single player game just as equally as the basis for having factions is built solely on the premise of having them in the first place.
Skyrim for example had the war between Imperials and Stormcloaks. Not once have I ever had the inclination to side with the Stormcloaks in any playthrough because I disagree with the logic that faction presents, and consequently I take pride in standing by the empire.
Or the questline of New Vegas. As a single player game, you were tossed into a situation where you had four-ish choices of who you could ultimately ally yourself with, and that choice could bring a strong sense of pride in the side you chose to represent if you were the kind of person to do so.
A single player game is not fundamentally different from an MMO, save for the obvious fact that one is single player and the other is multi player.
This is also a notion evidenced by the way in which many MMOs can and are played.
For example SWTOR. People have called that a massively single player game before for a reason. Because at a technical level the game was designed to be very personally focused throughout even though it existed in a shared world.
On the flipside there's the likes of Spore which also had the billing of being massively single player, but in a much different way. As you are playing a single player game, but much of the game world becomes fleshed out by the contributions of other users.
So the claim of compromise over the distnction between single and multi player may not necessarily be wrong, but it's presented falsely.
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Originally posted by Distopia
TESO is being designed AROUND RvRvR though so to think as you do is just completely short-sighted because you are defending it just because of the TES name being tagged on it and even stating you are not going to take part in the PvP because its too arbitrary and guided...wow, the entire BASE game, but you are still going to defend it just because the name is TES...talk about crazy.
So again, it falls back to what so many are saying just in this thread let alone on EVERY single TES based website...if this didnt have the name TES, would anyone think it was ripping the gameplay off? No. because it doesnt even remotely try to, everything about the TES games was changed to fit standard MMO gameplay, gameplay that has the genre rooted in a whole lot of MEH. Now a TES sandbox open world game, that, that would be REFRESHING to the genre.
Originally posted by JasonJ
Only part of the game thats DAoC is the 3 faction war. Rest is all TES. Lore, quest style, combat and art. Even the maps are designed after the games. All your picking on is one feature, cant go everywhere from level 1. Thats the only thing that makes this not a TES game. You really need to back up and take a look at this. You even have this side fun stuff like joining the Mage guild and that deepens the exploring in the game. If each factions maps are large and expansive your problem with the game is moot. I would rather the 2 factions maps be the level 50+ and 50++ that add elder game thats a challenge then being able to explore a sea of grey mobs.
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Well I've ranted previously about a lot more than that one aspect. :p
Aside from that, if you have grey mobs in a game then you're building the game to have a lot of static content.
If you want it to retain challenge but don't want to abandon a leveling scale, do what GW2 did and scale players to zones? suddenly the severe dropoff of danger stops happening. Making the counterargument presented equally moot.
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Originally posted by Deivos
Ya that could work to but I have to say I was not a huge fan of it for a few reason. The biggest is they seem to have a hard time scaling the mobs. Sometimes there way to easy and sometimes trash mobs are deadly. Between level jumps in mobs, like here they are level 25 but as you cross the hill they are level 29 and you are down leveled to 24 and all around you see people dieing. I get that means tweeking but if I had to pick between a down level system and a 50+ and a 50++ map that was giving me elder game and rewarding me for that. I would pick the latter.
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Fair enough. The point was that there isn't one solution, and that the problem is only present if other methods aren't considered.
Personally my solution would be to remove levels from mobs entirely and tier them by behaviors and traits instead. This would mean vertical progress isn't as dramatic and is more dependent on proficiency in known skills, but I find it to be a method that eliminates the bizarre nature of level scaling and provides a much more consistent experience.
Only reason I didn't suggest this here is because I know it diverges from the way TES itself operates, but the other option was one that was possible to present while retaining either the present leveling/class system or a more traditional TES mechanic.
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Originally posted by lizardbones
You're the one not making sense. The point is that DAoC did not sell that many boxes in comparison to even the lowest rated ES game. PvP was not my factor in that, it is merely the numbers, period. Which audience has the potential to make them more money, RvR fanatics or ES fanatics? I'd say the numbers are pretty darn obvious.
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DAoC did great in its time. MMOs were still rather new on the market with EQ being the big man on campus. That said, FACTION LOCK is a great idea for an rvr based game. Only people who have not played DAoC will disagree. I have much respect for the devs for sticking to their guns and not caving to the blind fan boys who desperately want to ruin ESO before its even released.
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I'm sorry, but IMHO there needs to be class imbalances. If everyone is the same, no one is different. Look at what WoW did. Back in vanilla, the factions were different in the fact their were class differences. Horde had shamans and Alliance had paladins as their faction specific classes and it was good time then in PvP. Then Burning Crusade hit and that was the end of that. No one had an advantage, only advantage was getting more people to one area faster than the others in all battlegrounds. The unique feel was gone as was the fun of having to face a class you could not play and get used to unless you rolled the other faction. Then the whiners really hit and the crying was unbearable to the developers and to shut them up they made everyone the same. No one could be unique in their class builds anymore cause the changed talent points and then took them away and gave you a choice of a class spell every 15 lvls. I really enjoyed WoW and played thru Mists hoping to be able to continue enjoying it, but sadly that is gone along with any uniqueness of any class or faction.
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Originally posted by Nanfoodle
Foodle just ignore them, you're not gonna change their mind because they have an agenda which is clear as hell. We all know that there are millions of TES fans looking forward to ESO as evident by the Facebook likes (over a million) tons of positive feedback since the 1st press event in October, many more positive hype since Pax. Not to mention the myriad of supportive and eager fans on very popular websites like TESOF and Tamriel Foundry and the many Podcasts which get rave reviews.
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Originally posted by Grunch
DAoC actually outsold and had more concurrent subs then EQ for a period of time in late 2002, early 2003.
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There are times when gameplay must come first. This is one. You can't allow setting or lore to overide game design common sense.
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Originally posted by JasonJ
I've acknowledged the RvR focus of this title, I've acknowledged in other threads, that PVP especially a homage to DAOC is an odd choice for this games focus. With that said an RVR focus really doesn't mean bad PVE options... if such a stance is "defending" something I guess I am. But hey what I've seen and heard from the PVE side of things has me interested, maybe I have some sort of entitlement issue because I like to play what interests me. If so my bad...
As for PVE being "guided",.. supposedly it's not in many ways, but we'll see.
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I maybe stubborn or limited in my view on this faction system but TESO with seprate factions and alot of themeaprk will never appeal to me it will never be a TES game nomatter how hard they try giving us felling its TES traditional mmo.
Again i repeat should have been sandbox with ZERO instance and open ended world with open fanctional pvp everywhere.
I leave this to new genration who wanne play this fake TES game.
Originally posted by azzamasin
Just trying to support the devs in what they have done. Want them to know there are some fans out here who love what they are doing. =-)
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If this game end game uses a non raid format to get the best gear, then I'll play. But as a current subscriber of WOW I honestly don't see myself raiding again for the best gear, no matter how great the game is. tired of the politics
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Originally posted by Nanfoodle
I can respect that, Nan. I am doing the very same, letting the devs know that I care about their game and like whatI've seen so far, except that I also point out what I don't like and how it would keep me from playing it. The others who feel like me are also giving suggestions how they think changes could be made that allow for more options and will in the end reach more fans of TES.
Dismissing them simply as fanatics, as having an evil agenda that shall destroy the game, etc. is easy.
Acknowledging that they have a different view on ESO and be done with it seems a lot harder, for some reason :)
Originally posted by Xstatic912
Then you will like this game as it stands now.
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Every MMO aside from maybe WoW sold fewer copies than TES. It doesn't make sense to single out DAoC when every MMO bar one had the same performance relative to TES regardless of the game mechanics used in those MMOs. You're saying that the RvR of DAoC lead to DAoC having a weaker sales record than TES. That's a bad argument. If you're going to go on about sales, then it would make a more sense to say TESO will struggle because it's an MMO and because it's a single platform game, not because it has game mechanics from DAoC. It would even make some sense to say that the game will struggle because the game play is a divergence from TES game play. Though, that gets into the game struggling because it's an MMO since being an MMO is the reason behind the game play being different from the existing TES games.
You're assuming that "RvR Fanatics" and "ES Fanatics" are two separate groups of people. You're also assuming that the "Fanatics" are the biggest portion of both of those audiences. If two million of the many millions of people who play the TES games shrug about TESO being an MMO and shrug about the RvR, then none of the differences with TES matter and none of the similarities to DAoC matter. The only thing that matters is how well they execute their product. Given the recent history of MMOs, that's going to be their biggest hurdle.
They're still going to make a boatload of money. It doesn't matter if they might make more money by avoiding DAoC mechanics, because to prove that point you'd need to revise history by writing TESO without DAoC mechanics. This can't happen so even making the argument is pointless. Just because it's "obvious" to you doesn't mean it's obvious to reality in general.
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Winky Dink And You (Series)Winky Dink And You (Series) (1953) Cartoon Series by Dave Koch
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- Voice Actors: Mae Questel, Dayton Allen, Jack Barry.
- Series Began Airing on October 10, 1953.
- Originally Aired on CBS-TV (USA).
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An "interactive" TV show... children were encouraged to purchase a Winky Dink Kit, which included five crayons and a clear sheet of plastic. They were told to put... (more)
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The first run, which ran from 1953 through April 27, 1957, consisted of only 13 cartoons... repeated over and over. Episodes ran for 30 minutes. The same package was syndicated in 1969, with new... (more)
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Rudy's Rib Eye Steaks
|Seasoned pepper
|To Taste
|6 Clove (30 gm), minced
|Beef rib eye steaks
|6 , cut 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 inches thick
|Soy sauce
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Worcestershire sauce
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Hickory chips
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
1) Soak hickory chips in water, 30 minutes prior to grilling.
2) Preheat the grilling equipment, 15 minutes before cooking.
3) Drizzle seasoned pepper on top of the steaks.
4) Press 1 minced garlic clove into the meat surface of each steak.
5) Take a baking dish (13x9x2), and place steak in it. Don't stack the steaks.
6) Now, spread Worcestershire sauce and soy sauce on the top and cover the dish.
7) Place the dish in the refrigerator and let the steaks marinate for 1-8 hours. To marinate evenly, turn the steaks over from time to time.
8) Next, drain the soaked hickory chips and place them preheated grilling rack.
9) Also, drain the steaks, and arrange them on the grilling rack. Reserve the marinade.
10) Further, pour about 2 tablespoons of marinade on each steak and cover and grill over medium coals for 9-13 minutes, until the desired doneness is achieved.
11) To grill evenly on all sides, flip the steaks halfway through, pouring more marinade on top.
12) Serve hot with desired sauce.