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Worked All Germany Contest
The Worked-All-Germany Contest is a typical "Single-Country-to-DX" contest with a long lasting tradition and now more than 1700 log submitting participants plus several thousand more being active. So WAG generates about 10 000 individual hours of competetive or relaxed activity and fun in our hobby. You collect German DOK for several DARC awards, especially the DLD which is supported by the DARC Contest Logbook. Our participants between 10 and 92 years of age report about the enjoyment of meeting a lot of old and new friends, going to unsual locations like qrp-expeditions to hilltops or sharing experiences of rigs, antennas, software and operating with rookies of all ages at Multi-Operator Stations. Besides a special Rookie category in WAG contest DARC also hosts a training contest for newcomers in the hours before WAG.
As an international participant you will find outstanding activity with several thousand stations from Germany combined with moderate pileups and the bands not being too crowded. If you are operating from a semi rare country like TK or EA8 you will certainly generate some pile-ups. So we hope you'll enjoy WAG.
WAG 2015: 17./18. October
Data set expanded with op-times and mode distribution
To make the score list even more meaningful we added the individual op-times (offtime set as >15 min) and mode distribution (given in percentage of SSB QSOs). To make own calculations based on the full set of informations available you may play with this excel file containing also band-by-band breakdown and much more data.
If you want to it will allow to create a score list for a "category" 80m singleband, SSB, less than 12h active (there is a tab "raw" at the bottom of the file stripping it down to only the score lines with the data).
The complete score list with op time and mode distribution can be found here.
Final Results of WAG 2014
Final results on this page.
And the winners outside DL are - introducing themselves with their final QSO:
And here are the German winners working each other
Congratulations to 9A3VM, R7MM, UA5C, CQ3L (DF7ZS), RT4W, HG7T
and DL3DTH, DK5DQ, DL5AXX, DL0WRTC (DJ5MW), DL6IAK, DR4A
We want to say "Vielen Dank!" ("Many thanks!") to all of you from around the world having made WAG 2014 possible and lively. Not all of you live in a competetive distance to Germany, not all of you have a station to compete for TopTen-ranks or records. The more we German hams enjoy your activity of longer or shorter periods during WAG. For us here it is the once-a-year chance to be "on the right end of the pile up" as one participant called it.
We hope that many of you enjoyed the contest as these ops did:
"Nice Contest - First time for me, many QRM and QRN but very fun !!!" (IW1BEF)
"Limited time, limited antenna but still made a few QSO's with 5 watts QRP from New York." (AE3A)
"Stations I allmost did not hear myself did respond to my calling! Lovely activity. I will be back next year!" (SM6E)
"It's amazing how many German stations you can work in 12 hours" (KC1XX)
Up and down of condx with special guest X-flare
We did not experience the extraordinary band conditions of 2013 when 10m had shown its full potential. 2014 had a fine start on the highbands but since local Sunday morning in DL a real X-class flare of the sun made for somewhat attenuated and shaky condx – but at least did not wipe out DX-possibilities on the highbands. More northern latitudes enjoyed less of this gradual improvement - so i.e. in Russia UA6 earned more with it than UA1.
Our log robot only eats cbr&stf – objects lnk&cst
The somewhat meager condx are reflected in a lower number of participants: 1723 logs (870 from outside DL) compared to 1927 in the record year 2013. Overall log quality was ok even if we wish that there were less creativity with category names, more care for all coloumns filled with the correct content and less variability of file formats: Our logrobot can not consume and will not be educated to consume other formats than Cabrillo or stf – stubbornly neglecting exotic flavours like .lnk or .cst.
Our database contained 448.398 QSO-lines and initially 11.769 different callsigns logged. The automatted crosscheck extended over 83 percent of all QSO-lines, having the log of the station worked available.
The remaining 77.600 QSOs occupied software again plus the small logchecking team looking into uniques, not issued calls and "new" DOKs. Also detected QSOs in the contestfree segments were removed. Overall from our point of view this segments were very well respected by participants with of course some very rare exceptions and some of them leading to extra deductions and Yellow Cards/Red Card.
After our "legal robbery" (described here) on the average 8,9 percent of claimed scores were deducted. But: TopTen-stations are on top not only because they are loud and fast, but also accurate: This group lost only 3,5 percent of their claimed scores. With the DOKs of German stations being rather distinctive there is not much room for sloppy logging hoping that the other station will not submit a log. If a DOK does not fit to the station in question chances are good that the QSO will not survive. This hits especially those relying too much on any "databases" of German calls plus their associated DOKs. Again complete series of contacts with a German station had to be removed as its counterpart inserted what the software prefilled instead of the special DOK the German station had sent like i.e. DR60INN with special DOK 60C15 instead of the basic C15.
The "natural enemies" of logcheckers: Uniques
Such calls, only appearing once in the whole database, again ate up a lot of checking time. From initially 6.300 their number shrunk to 2.300 remaining (and therefore counted towards scores). Most of the removed uniques represent copying errors – from not issued calls like DK3W to DL9VV which better had been deciphered as DL9W from the seemingly handwritten log...
But some of you out there gave us a real headscratching and from time to time a smile: The op from YO who appeared only once in the database and was logged with a sent serial of 101. "Copying error of 001", one may think. Listening to the SDR-recording not only confirmed the call but also the happily sent and repeated serial 101...
A friendly op form W8 was logged with sent serial 051 in his one and only QSO. It sounded that way on our SDR-recordings: "You're five nine, age is 51, ok?" Ahhh, someone making a short WAG-break from the simultaneous JA-RTTY-contest requiring age as exchange (the 051 then counted for a valid QSO).
And what special meaning may have the numbers 133 and 134 for a W5-op who sent them in his only two WAG-contacts?
That was close, really close
Our checking tools had to be used to their full range this year with an unsual high number of extremely close decisions. The popular and prestigious CW-LP-category in DL was decided by a tiny margin in score deduction between two extraordinary ops: Ben, DL6RAI, leading in claimed score lost only 1,7 percent during logcheck – a figure most would happily enjoy. But that was not enough to take the title away from defending champion DL3DTH: Tom lost only 0,4 percent during logcheck to win the category again.
That was even closer
Only a few ranks below in the same category DJ5MO had 81 points lead to DL5YL which are 0,018 percent - less than the value of one single one-point DL-QSO. Tina (DL5YL, here during a HB0-activity) had 1090 QSOs/3030 QSO-points and 150 country-mults while Jelmer, DJ5MO, managed less QSOs (877) with only some points less (2859) but 159 country-mults - which are very valuable in WAG with less countries on the air than in WWDX: Best multiplier number on a band was reached by German multi-op winning team DR4A, having 87 mults on 20m.
Victory decided by two QSOs
In the non-DL-categories even one victory was decided by an extremely small margin: In the Russian duel Serge, R7MM, surpassed Vlad, RA3Y, only in the logcheck with loosing only 0,9 percent of his claimed score. Vlad, RA3Y, still was better than topten-average with only 2,4 percent deduction but nevertheless lost first place by a margin of only 700 points - which would have been two more QSOs than his 1000.
Best distance?
It is always interesting to see which were the most favourable distances to Germany in a given WAG year. As long as 10 and 15m are in good shape those apart more than 1500 km can still make up for the lesser chances on 40/80m. Using the fine Madeira station CQ3L Helmut, DF7ZS, defended his Mix-HP-title from a distance of nearly 3.000 km to Germany. Doing 99 percent of his QSOs in phone it may have helped to be able to do it in German, to be heard in this snippet of the inital minutes on 15m:
In this category there were four more DX-stations with UA9MWA (Frank, DL8WAA, visiting UA9MA), KC1XX, PJ2/DL8OBY and K3IPK making it into the TopTen box (btw this category gained most from the increasing number of stations posting their scores in real time here). But the "winning zone" will move closer to DL with worsening propagation on the highbands, espcially in LP where already now Moscow-distance of 2.000 km is the maximum distance – even better chances for Balkan, Scandinavia and Baltic area to come.
Two times "fullhouse"
Luckily Germany could provide even the rare 26th "joker"-multiplier J on all bands. As there is no district J this mult can only be bagged via (rare) special-DOKs starting with J. Felix DL6JF operated DK0JRS (youth and training department of district S, Saxony) with more than 1100 QSOs and also Harald, DJ3AS, delivered additional 62 QSOs with DOK JK of DL0JK.
Only two foreign stations managed a "fullhouse" of all available 130 multipliers: Kruno, 9A5CM, at 9A5Y-station and also Allen, N2KW, at the big K1TTT station - really an achievement to catch all German districts from the other side of the pond especially on 80m. Congrats.
Most active districts in Germany were the neighbours X and S (federal states Thuringia and Saxony) with 82 and 76 logs with more than 27.000 QSOs per district. The smallest number of QSOs per district make Bavarian regions Schwaben (T) and Eastbavaria (U) the most difficult regular multipliers. They were in participants' logs with 2.100 and 3.500 QSOs. Saarland (district Q) was represented with 4.000 QSOs.
Most active country was again European Russia with 143 logs, followed by the USA with 79 and Asiatic Russia (48) - Спасибо and "Thank You!
For German ops enjoying on one hand the "sweet poision" of being target for so many callers it is on the other hand quite tricky to stay focused on the comparatively rare multipliers. Many of them can only be grabbed with "000-QSOs" when a non-contesting station is called for a quick QSO (then logged with 000 instead of received exchange - QSOs that will for sure be checked carefully, too, with several instruments). But sometimes the pileup rates are such that even seasoned SO2R ops like Ulf, DL5AXX, who had the highest mult total of all DL-stations on 15m with 78 countries, couldn´t do anything else but to stand (and possibly enjoy) the pileup like in this audio:
Three new records
Notwithstanding the lighter propagation WAG 2014 saw three new records: Manfred, DJ5MW, operated DL0WRTC to a new highscore in Mix-HP for Germany. He used the special callsign for the first time which announces the World Radio Team Championship (http://wrtc2018.de/en/) to be held in Germany 2018. Manfred took the Bronzemedal with teammate Stefan, DL1IAO, in the 2014 event held in New England. WAG will be one of the qualification contests 2015 and 2016 when contenders will look less for overall ranking but for the outcome in their respective qualifying zone ("selection area") – requiring of course different approaches and results when operating either from Moscow or from Auckland.
Welcome to all of you going for this big goal also in our regional event. Feel free to ask any kind of questions.
Another record was set by Bud, AA3B, who improved his own score showing extraordinary accuracy with only 0,4 percent score deduction over more than 1.000 DX contacts. Record number three was set by Igor, (RJ4P/RT4RO), improving his own result in Mix-HP for Europe.
We hear that you are unheard, but...
Year after year not only WAG hears how difficult it is for stations from Oceania and Southeast Asia to get heard in Europe. Even highpower stations with more than reasonable antennas complain that they don't get through. We'll continue to promote to turn antennas and to do everything possible for receiving. But especially on 40m Europe is special. Listen to two minutes from around 1730 during WAG. At the mike of DK0ED is the winner of the German Rookie-category Philipp, DK6SP. His special DOK CM13 indicates that his OV (=DOK) C25 won the internal DARC championship 2013 during a yearlong season with HF and VHF contests. A regular 40m evening to be heard:
Finally something to smile?
One (non submitting) station increased his sent serial number with ten after every break and with 80 after the night sleep.
Something to get annoyed?
The unbroken faith in "Saint Cluster's" word...
Mix-LP-stations seemingly avoiding to CQ in CW while doing it extrensively and successfully in phone, unnecessarily raising suspicion that someone does not want to see RBN-comparisons...
Statistics & Figures
For those wanting to dig deeper into results and statistics we have a few offers: First is our statistics page about activity distribution in regions, countries and categories plus score figures for rank ten.
Second there is a band-by-band breakdown of all scores with some additional infos. The excel-file for own calculations has the category in each line plus the WRTC selection area of every entry, so that WRTC-aspirants can get a first impression. One tab is grouped by categories, the other has only the entry lines (but with category and selection area still attached to each call).
Third there is another file for TopTen stations' band-by-band breakdown plus their score deduction, mode-distribution and the additional info like in the other file.
Certificates are ready for download via menue item "Certificates" on the left.
Any questions please to wag-info(at)dxhf.darc.de
For now "Thank you" to Heiko, DL1RTL, and Klaus, DL1DTL, for the many hours checking and discussing still another case and to Franta, DJ0ZY, Michael, DL6MHW, Holger, DF1QR und Julian, DL6OCK, for patient tech support.
To all: A good and healthy 2015!
Chris DL8MBS
WAG Contestmanager
Welcome to WRTC aspirants
With WAG being choosen as a WRTC qualifying event in 2015 and 2016 we want to welcome all aspirants visiting our website. Have a look around and get acquainted with our contest. We hope you will find all necessary informations, figures and - at last - also pictures about Germany's landscapes and antennas. Let us know what may be of additional interest regarding your activity at wag-info(at)dxhf.darc.de
Until next October: Gl & 73!
Thanks for being in WAG 2014 - with special guests JR and X1
Thank you everyone for being active in WAG 2014!
We hope you had fun, enjoyment, success or whatever you expected. As hosts of this party we are not responsible for the one very unwelcome guest shown at this picture from NOAA: A real X1 flare sunday morning then attenuating the bands. So it has been wise to harvest especially 10m already Saturday evening - notwithstanding than 10m didn't die after Mr.X1's appearance.
Yes, we are many
Comments about condx reached from "meager" or "hilarious" to "not bad" or even "very good" especially on Saturday afternoon. Rather unique was satisfaction with the available activity. VE9AA commented in his 3830-report: "This has to be my favorite European contest, with so many German ops on all bands." From further away VK- and ZL-station complained not for the first time that even 500W and reasonable antennas were not enough to be heard easily or at all in Germany. Too much QRN in mostly very densely populated Germany or room for improvement rx-wise?
At the moment it does not look whether there will be so many new records like in 2013 (eight new ones). Quite a few stations reported that they could not reach their goals like 1000 QSOs.
"Mr J" from Saxony activated the mysterious multiplier
Late Sunday morning the first foreign stations crossed the 1000-QSO mark. Mostly welcome for them was of course the activity of Felix (DL6JF), as DK0JRS with the much sought after J-multiplier. As there is no district J, only special DOKs starting with J allow for this 26th multi per band.
From Germany the livescoreboard showed a record endangering score with >2000 QSOs from DL0WRTC (special call after the decision to have World Radio Team Championships 2018 in Germany). It was operated by Manfred, DJ5MW, who won the bronze medal at WRTC 2014 with teammate Stefan, DL1IAO. Like his special DOK WRTC many other non-standard DOKs caused a few hickups and requests. One of this S-DOKs was CM13 handed out by Philipp, DK6SP, from the youth section of Erding (C25, near Munich) that won the internal club competition of DARC. It runs one year with 10 contests on HF and VHF. The winning club then signs with a "CM"-DOK the following year. Oldest participant may have been Franz (DL2AXM) with 93 Jahren (and >150 QSOs).
Teşekkür ederim - tnx to TA
It is yet too early to guesstimate overall participation. Midweek more than 1000 logs were received from 72 different DXCC-entities. In the record year 2013 we had 1912 logs from more than 80 DXCC. Mostly welcome from abroad were of course some rarer countries like Angola (D2QV), the only seemingly near Corsica (TK4LS) and Isle of Man (GD4EIP ) or Ulrich as PJ2/DL8OBQ from Curacao. He decided against maximum contest efficiency and for maximum QSO-opportunities for all and worked also each non-DL-caller during the contesttime- which meant about as much (zero-point) QSOs with non-DLstations as QSOs with German stations. Comparing countries we registered a real jump in participation from Turkey: 5 logs in 2013 and now already 19 less than one week after WAG. Tnx to Mehmet, TA5FA, for a translation of our rules into Turkish.
More picture impressions uploaded by our participants
Less welcome activities were a few runs in the contestfree segments of 40m SSB on Saturday evening which will most likely have no mild consequences for the offenders. But first we will have to check thoroughly with the available SDR recordings. Overall the "traffic scheme" with contestfree segments now in existence for some years proved to be good. Some participants of the simultaneous worldwide radio activity JOTA of scouts said "Thanks" for hamspirit of contesters - which we heartily like to second. Overall it seemed like a big hamradio weekend with WAG and JOTA side by side. TNX to all who contributed to this.
Invisible characters
Now we have to wait for all logs coming in to collect the scores. We want to publish the submitted (unchecked) results as soon as possible after the deadline (Monday, 3rd November). Then the real logcheck will start. We hope to publish final results at the end of the year. But the usual gremlins appear, robbing time for repairing and deciphering logs and playing not only the usual games of most creative logformats ("stf in secret mission" under Cabrillo-file extension...) und categories:
Nasty Joint venture of "Umlaut-thing" and UTF-8
Dozens of nightly mails were exchanged to solve an "Umlaut-thing" which joined with a special configuration in the new version of a just tested new contestlogger. It started when our logroboter flatly denied to accept logs from this new version even if no reason could be seen in the logs - as long as one watched them with regular software.
Only more specialized editors showed three kryptic characters (for experts: "byte order marks"), but not in each log generated by this software. Solution (without digging deeper into UTF-8 and ANSI): As soon as an "Umlaut" (Ä, Ö, Ü...) was in the file and an editor-program like notepad changed something it added those destructive characters. In the meantime problems are solved - and some hairs greyer.
If you want to stay informed what happens now, come back regularly to this site or follow us on tiwtter.
Again our request: Check whether you received a confirmation mail after uploading your log and if you are in the list of received logs. If not, please submit again. Thank you!
WAG - a big and lively prairie for you hunters
A contest like WAG is more than a competition and a big pool of activity to dive in for the fun of it. With much more than 1000 DL-stations on air from nearly as many DOKs it is also an endless prairie full of live for the award hunters. You may know the possibility to get your confirmed contest qsos credited automatically via the DCL (German Contest Logbook). It works for more than 20 awards from "classics" like DLD or WAE to regional awards, too.
But there is more to chase during WAG. DL stations' exchange is their DOK which is the base for a wealth of German awards of all difficulties. From the big list of the Diplom Interessen Gruppe a few appetizers. Upper row from left to right: Romantic [era not mood] Road Award (stations from 18 different DOKs between Füssen und Würzburg in Southern Germany counting); Vulkaneifel Trophy (stations from nine K-DOKs counting towars the plaque with a vulcano stone); "Louise Trophäe" (a 465 gramm piece of coal from a former briquette plant, now technical museum); Bat-Award (counting stations with M-DOKs) consisting of the diploma and as possible add-on a soft toy bat.
Lower row: Goethe Award (stations from former living places of poet Johann Wolfgang von Goethe to be detected by their DOKs); Berlin Diplom (twosided, requires stations from Berlin with D-DOKs or from DOKs Z20).
Hint: The booty will be bigger when you call CQ, too ;-)
On WAG´s own behalf
After 50 years of DL1DTL managing WAG the task shifted 2013 to DL8MBS, together with DL1RTL. We hope that participants will not notice any difference in how things are handled. There will not be any changes in WAG rules this year. That means of course, too, that the contestfree segments as part of the rules remain in effect so that WAG and JOTA can coexist this weekend with as little interference as possible. So we invite all contesters to join the activity in WAG and hope to meet you in October. And now:
BIG THANKS to Klaus, DL1DTL
Logging programs help with contestfree segments
Not reading our rules before operating or the "heat of the activity" may cause participants to tune into the segments defined as contestfree in the rules. To prevent such unwanted incidents your logging software can help. When using CAT you will be warned automatically using newer versions of UCXLog, DXLog, HAM Office, TR4W or SD. Win-Test allows this also with only a few clicks before the start (see here how easy to do). Other loggers may follow and will be mentioned then, too.
In the meantime WAG says "Thank you very much!" to the follwing helping: DL7UCX, 9A5K, ARCOMM, EI5DI, N4AF and DL6RAI. If your logger does not support this function simply download this tiny pdf-file with the contestfree segments and place it as small window on your operating screen like on the clickable picture on the right.


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Camille Ford and Tailgate Fan chow down on fried chicken from Commerce in NYC.
St. Louis County Firm Praised For Winning Back Jobs From China
U.S. Commerce Sec. Rebecca Brand tours St. Louis-area manufacturing sites.
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Who needs winter rules, eh?
Steve Scholfield
Senior Sports Columnist
LA JOLLA -- Saturday's third round of the Buick Invitational at Torrey Pines featured uncommon San Diego weather.
It was cold, windy and rainy -- perfect weather, if you happened to be from Canada.
"It was a good day for snowbirds," said Mike Weir, who is tied for second with four other golfers, a stroke behind Davis Love III.
"I heard a lot of 'Oh, Canada' out there," added David Morland IV, who is two shots behind Love.
Weir and Morland represent the strongest contingent from north of the border ever to challenge for a PGA tournament championship. Never have two Canadian-born golfers been this high on the leader board going into the final round of a PGA Tour event.
Weir and Morland are a year apart and grew up in the province of Ontario. Weir started playing the game in the town of Sarnia, which is about 100 miles northeast of Detroit. Morland grew up in North Bay, a suburb of Toronto, where he learned the game from his father, a club pro.
There will be plenty of people in snow-covered Canada huddled around their televisions today rooting for their homeboys. It should be quite a finish.
This Buick Invitational is shaping up as one of the tightest tournaments in years. Twenty-four golfers are within four shots of one another.
"By the time my group tees off (today), we could be four of five shots behind," said Love, who came from seven shots back a week ago to win at Pebble Beach.
Added Weir: "You know you are going to have to play a good round because anyone can come out and do what Davis did last week -- come from way back and shoot a low number. There are a lot of variables, so you have to come out firing."
Weir and Morland crafted 68s on Saturday to put Canada in the hunt.
"It is good to see another Canuck high on the leaderboard," the 29-year-old Weir said.
The left-handed Weir has two wins in three years on the Tour. His most recent triumph came at the season-ending World Golf Championship in Valderrama, Spain, in November. That carried with it $1 million.
At about the same time Weir was winning in Spain, Morland was back at Qualifying School in Palm Springs hoping to continue his career. He finished 158th on the money list last year and had to go back to Q-School for the eighth time in his career. He managed to earn his card by placing second in the six-round tournament.
Part of his success came from an unorthodox style of putting.
Morland points his finger and draws an imaginary line between the hole and his putter as he set up his putt. He literally looks as if he is drawing a picture of how the putt is going to roll.
"Whatever works," said Weir. "It helps him visualize the putt."
Said Morland: "It is kind of gimmicky, but it is a training aid for me. I'm sure I'm going to hear it from the fans, but as long as the putts keep going in, I'll use it."


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Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Sharmba Mitchell
2005-11-19 : Floyd Mayweather Jr 147 lbs beat Sharmba Mitchell 145¼ lbs by TKO at 2:06 in round 6 of 12
- Location: Rose Garden, Portland, Oregon, USA
- Referee: Richard Steele
- Judge: Greg Baker
- Judge: Duane Ford
- Judge: Jim Howard
- Promoter: Dan Goossen (Goossen Tutor)
- Ring Announcer: Jimmy Lennon Jr.
- Aired On: HBO World Championship Boxing
- Mayweather's Purse: $4.3 million
- Fight Poster
Mayweather knocks out Mitchell in sixth round
Associated Press, November 20, 2005
PORTLAND, Ore. -- Floyd Mayweather Jr. wasn't slowed by seven extra pounds.
Displaying the hand speed and superior defense that are his trademarks, Mayweather rolled to a decisive victory in his welterweight debut Saturday night, stopping Sharmba Mitchell in the sixth round at the Rose Garden.
Mayweather, a native of Grand Rapids, Mich., ended the non-title bout with a straight right hand that landed below Mitchell's rib cage. Referee Richard Steele counted to nine before waving and stopping the fight with Mitchell sitting on the ropes in pain.
Mitchell seemed to complain that the punch was low, but replays showed it was above the belt. After the fight, Mitchell said he actually complained that the fight was stopped.
With the win, Mayweather confirmed his claim to be the best fighter in any weight class, the so-called pound-for-pound champion. Most observers agreed with him after he demolished Arturo Gatti earlier this year.
"I was a little anxious," Mayweather said. "I wanted to outperform the Gatti performance -- that's a flawless performance. It's hard to beat that."
Undefeated in 35 fights, Mayweather, who has won belts at three lower weight classes, was in control from the start, landing straight right hands with ease. He absorbed little punishment from the 35-year-old Mitchell, a former 140-pound champion who was making his second appearance as a welterweight.
Mayweather won every round of the judges' scorecards, landing 85 punches to Mitchell's 31. Sixty-five of his punches were power shots. The knockout was the 24th of his career.
"They say I can't punch," Mayweather said. "But 24 out of 35 -- I must getting them out of there."
Mitchell was active in the first round, but the southpaw's jab couldn't penetrate Mayweather's defense. Toward the end of the round, Mayweather combined a hard right with a left hook that had Mitchell grasping for his opponent's waist.
Mayweather used a straight right to send Mitchell sprawling to the canvas in the third. He kept the pressure on in the fourth, teeing off on Mitchell, who late in the round had his elbows pressed to his ribs and his hands in front of his face to block a flurry of blows.
Mayweather, the WBC champion at 140 pounds, said he decided to fight Mitchell after potential bouts with a host of bigger-name fighters couldn't be negotiated. The WBC 140-pound champion could return to that weight to face IBF champion Ricky Hatton, or he could stay at 147 and challenge welterweight champion Zab Judah. He could also press for lucrative fights against former champions Oscar De La Hoya and Shane Mosley.
He said he'd even go up to 154 to face Winky Wright.
"It don't really matter. You can go to any weight class if you've got skills."
Mitchell fell to 56-5. All of his losses have come to fighters who were or were to become champions. Knocked out in two of his last three matches, this might have been Mitchell's last major fight. Kostya Tszyu dispatched him in the third round last November.
Mitchell connected on only seven of his 144 jabs, and his shifty movement couldn't keep him from Mayweather's power. He said he plans to keep fighting.
"I want to get to 60 wins, that's four more," he said. [1]


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PBS NewsHour | The Role of Rising Food Prices in Egypt's Revolution | PBS (#10209)
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On Sunday the Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW); participants of the Food Justice conference and Bay Area community allies marched in Oakland for farmworker justice. The destination was Trader... 01:42
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Join Lidia Bastianich as she travels the U.S. in a celebration of culture through food. 03:18
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Been a member here for several years. I don't post much but Im trying to change that. So here are some sketch book skribbles and digi-paints from the beginning of this year to yesterday...
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Yesterday at night I weighted myself: I had already lost 1 lb.
Today I woke up and before anything else... the scale said I've lost 2 lbs in total.
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Saturday, August 03, 2013
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Somehow I managed to lose 11 lbs in two months, I started dieting after my birthday (may 17th). I gained back 2 lbs, haha, whatever!
Today I'm trying the 3-day salmon diet by Dr. Perricone. I LOVE salmon. It says it isn't a weight-loss diet... Read more
Friday, February 15, 2013
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My family visited us. I was all happy for those 2lbs I'd lost, but with my family here I ate like I normally do. My grandma was like "one two pounds in one month?", demotivating!
Now that they're gone, I'm pretty sure that I gained b... Read more
Sunday, January 27, 2013
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3 weeks so far using Sparkpeople (my next weigh-in: tuesday). At first I kept an eye on my daily fiber. Then I read about calcium and started tracking it, I wasn't getting enough so now I'm drinking two cups of milk everyday. Suddenly I remember... Read more
Friday, January 25, 2013
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A week ago I tried on a stretch blouse, but I didn't like the way I looked. I've been trying on some jeans but they still feel sooo tight that I thought I wasn't losing any inches at all... But todaaay I tried on that blouse again, and now it fe... Read more
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
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Back from the grocery store! The scale says I lost 1.3lbs in a week, that's fine for me! I'm specially happy 'cause I didn't lose but I won half a pound the very first week, arggg! I've taken 1 tbsp. of olive oil at breakfast since sunday, but I... Read more
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
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Today's weigh-in time. Gotta go to the grocery store for my daily 20min walk, let's see what the scale says today. My friend gave me a measure tape, I'll register my current measurements when I come back.
Yesterday I started with the workou... Read more
Monday, January 21, 2013
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Since yesterday I decided to add 1 tbsp. of olive oil to my breakfast to fry one egg and eat it with double fiber bread... It is true: I don't know if it's due to the new volume of my breakfast, or if it's due to the olive oil, but I don't feel ... Read more
Sunday, January 20, 2013
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Yesterday wasn't a good day at all...
I noticed my usual breakfast (All Bran, 1/2 apple, 1% milk) isn't enough. Yesterday I had 40mins of Nintendo Wii (bicycle plus others, today's sword time) after my breakfast, I knew I wouldn't have time... Read more
Saturday, January 19, 2013
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I think it's pretty fair to get a cheating day, or at least a cheating meal.
I just had my regular breakfast (1 cup of 1% milk, 0.5 cup of All Bran, half an apple), plus one cup of coffee with 1 tbs. of French Vanilla powder. I like coffee ... Read more
Friday, January 18, 2013
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...'cause small letters below says that you must adjust them if you're exercising a lot. I'm not exercising that much, but I changed it to 850 cals a week, so I'm "forced" to walk 20mins and play low-impact Nintendo Wii games for 20mins, that's ... Read more
Thursday, January 17, 2013
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Just finished today's Wii "training": 15 mins w/ bicycle, plus 10 extra mins rowing (I just love the ducks!). From now I'm drinking two cups of milk instead of one, like a little kid, to get enough daily calcium. It's pretty hard to achieve all ... Read more
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
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I used to blog in English but I got kinda lazy... so let's begin here, taking about dieting!
I just finished my Wii Sports Resort "training". Spade is sooo challenging, you can feel the sweat after some minutes. After a week your deltoids f... Read more
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
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I started watching my calorie intake just one week ago. I thought I lost at least 2lbs, just like the Weight In section says, but guess what, I didn't lose but I won one pound, damn it! Guess I'm doing something wrong though I've restricted most... Read more


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Two separate crashes involving semis are causing major traffic delays across the metro Thursday night.
The exit ramp from westbound Interstate 94 to Interstate 394 in Minneapolis closed because of an overturned semi trailer, according to MnDOT.
Expect delays overnight in the area.
A crash on Interstate 35W southbound in Bloomington backed up traffic for several hours. According to the Minnesota Department of Transportation, the crash happened at the 106th Street exit. Traffic was getting by on the shoulder.
At the peak, traffic was backed up all the way to Interstate 494.
There has been no word on any injuries.
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This unit focuses on the impacts of climate change on humans. Students participate in activities using "Character Cards" (included with the unit). The cards introduce fictitious citizens who describe the local economic, social and political factors... (View More) that impact their country's climate change issues/responses. In addition, students examine how their own energy and food choices impact climate change and then propose ideas to reduce their carbon footprint. The unit is one of four under the Chicago Botanic Garden curriculum entitled, "Climate Change in My Backyard." (View Less)
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The Cosmic Times Gallery Walk and Cosmic Times Jigsaw lessons serve as extensions to the Cosmic Times suite of curriculum support materials. They are intended to provide an introduction to Cosmic Times as a whole, giving students the larger picture... (View More) of how our understanding of the universe has changed over the last century. During the Gallery Walk lesson, students peruse the Cosmic Times posters to answer open-ended questions. During the Jigsaw lesson, students work in cooperative teams to understand the primary scientific advances over the past century that have contributed to our current understanding of the universe. (View Less)
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Oscar Pistorius' brother on trial for road death
Magistrate Du Plessis said reporters could attend the trial but turned down the SABC request, saying he wanted to guard against the "emotional hype" and that any public interest in the trial stemmed only from the intense interest in the murder case against Oscar Pistorius. News photographers were not allowed to cover the trial while it was in session.
In opposing the application to have the court proceedings broadcast, Oldwadge said the legal team for Oscar Pistorius had been "overwhelmed by the media" during his bail hearing and that similar press scrutiny would make it difficult to work in court during the older brother's case. Oldwadge cited a comment by the chief magistrate in Oscar Pistorius' bail hearing that the media treated the athlete and multiple Paralympic champion like some kind of unusual "species" instead of a human being.
Oscar's legal team filed an appeal against some of his bail conditions on March 7, objecting to him being not allowed to travel outside of South Africa even though a magistrate said he was not a flight risk when granting him 1 million rand ($108,000) bail. They're also challenging an alcohol ban and a ruling that Pistorius cannot speak with residents at the gated estate where he shot girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp dead in the early hours of Valentine's Day, among other conditions.
The athlete denies murdering Steenkamp and says he shot her by mistake, fearing an intruder was in his home. Prosecutors say he killed her intentionally following an argument.
Oscar Pistorius must appear in court again on June 4. Brother Carl must return to the Vanderbijlpark court next Wednesday.
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Following the brawl at PNC Park, the Pirates bottomed-out, losing eight of 10 contests when the dust settled (including the remainder / outcome of the brawl game). After bottoming out in rain-soaked Baltimore, the Pirates regrouped to win three consecutive series by reclaiming some of… [More]
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Revisiting The Kyle Lohse Signing
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What can you say about the Brewers right now? Despite an absolutely decimated roster, the Crew somehow managed to win again in extras, downing the Cardinals 5-4 in 11 innings. The bullpen was its usual outstanding self, allowing only one run in five innings of work…. [More]
Series Preview: San Diego Padres @ Milwaukee Brewers
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After a 3-6 start, the Padres put together a 6-4 homestand, including series victories against Detroit and San Francisco (and a split against Colorado). Their ten game stretch at PetCo Park featured extremely low-scoring ballgames, as the Padres won the homestand by a 33 runs… [More]
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Yovani Gallardo pitched 14 2/3 consecutive scoreless innings to start his 2014 campaign. Only four Brewers have ever strung together more goose eggs. Gallardo's strong start has been a welcome surprise. After battling through the toughest year of his career, both on and off the… [More]
POPing the Productive Out Myth
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Kyle Lohse looked like he had his dominant stuff–though maybe not as utterly dominant as what shut out the Braves in September–on Tuesday night. He struck out five hitters through his first three innings and, thanks to a good relay from Carlos Gomez to Jean… [More]
Pitching Resource: 4 Win Improvement
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After judging the rotational depth in the DoU preview series, there is a general sense that the Brewers' rotation is much improved for 2014. Matt Garza strengthens the club's rotation by solidifying their top rotation depth, which in turn eases up the back end of… [More]
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Trailing by 26 points after only 14-plus minutes, Shannon Brown and the Phoenix Suns weren't about to give up. Brown scored 12 of his 22 points in the fourth quarter and helped key a late 14-4 run as Phoenix rallied past the Cleveland Cavaliers 107-105 Friday night for the third-biggest comeback in franchise history. ''We just have a bunch of guys who don't want to lose,'' said Brown, who has consecutive 20-point games for the first time in his career. ''We knew what our mistakes were and we corrected them. We've just got to do that in the first half.'' The Cavaliers scored on their first nine possessions and opened an early 18-2 lead. Phoenix finished the first quarter with more turnovers (eight) than field goals (six) and allowed Cleveland to shoot 63.6 percent from the floor. Then the Cavaliers began the second quarter with five consecutive points to open their largest lead, 42-16, with 10:26 left in the period. ''We had a lot of turnovers and there were a lot of easy basket...
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Joined: 2/05/13
Originally posted by SuperNick
I must say that it seems it will be completed if the Kickstarter goes through, since he's putting up his own money (in addition to others). I don't know how much they will ask for from the Kickstarter, but I don't see how this of all things wouldn't get funded. Given the age of DAoC, most of the original fan base is made up of people who have jobs and thus would be more likely to put up some money. Obviously there will also be backers who never even played DAoC as well, but I just feel like a lot of people are looking for a game like this right now.
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Originally posted by collekt
All good points but i wonder if the involvement of Mark Jacobs might put a lot of players off investing in the kickstarter given what he did to DAoC and WAR. This guy brings a certain amount of baggage that a lot of DAoC vets remember even today.
I won't invest on current information (no pve, me no likee), like you if the game is great i will sub and play, but im involved in two other kickstarters at the moment and both are far more interresting and viable than CU imo.
Expresso gave me a Hearthstone beta key.....I'm so happy :)
Hard Core Member
Joined: 1/18/08
Originally posted by Zinzan
Yes the fact that former DAOC players associate Mark with some of our least favorite parts of that game's history and WAR is a hurdle he'll need to overcome to get backing. But he can get past that by laying out in detail what he has in mind for the new game especially in regards to progression and itemization. I'm prepared to support the Kickstarter if he can show me he plans to make a game that embraces the spirit of DAOC's original RvR system.
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Originally posted by MarkJacobs
One thing to keep in mind (and I'll have a post about this as well), is that I want to get our backers into our game as early as possible to play it so we can iterate and build. I've learned a lot from watching what Notch did with MC as well as what some very successful games have done in Asia. I want to get these guys/gals in as soon as possible so they can help us make the game better. FYI, the Backers Beta will be free of any fee/charges (since I know somebody will ask so I might as well answer it now).
This is a good way to develop, CROWD FORGING is one of the most inspirational techniques to YET be fully visualised by developers & designers.
There won't be a demo because frankly, whatever we threw together right now would be smoke and mirrors and I won't waste my time and the players time by showing them something that is lame. We could use Unity (as we did for MoO) as the basis for a demo, take some time, build some cool looking models and go "See! It works!!!!" but that would be nonsense. That's the easy part. Building a client/server model that can handle thousands of player per server, large scale battles and a graphics engine that can accomodate all that without becoming a slideshow, that's the hard part and that takes time. That's why I'm not seeking all the money we'll need from Kickstarter and instead, putting up my own. I have faith we can do that but what I don't know yet is whether enough people will want to play this game. Getting the Kickstarter funded will prove to me that our core audience is there and willing to take a chance. With that in hand, more money comes in from myself and others. People (including me of course) can say anything but what I'm willing to do is back it up with my own money. Hopefully people will see that as I intend, that I'm willing to put my money where my mouth is, instead of my foot. :)
This is what I like to hear, NO smoke and mirrors, what I would like to see is video development diaries as you go mark, show those hardworking people, discuss the processes and issues to overcome, maybe even take a look at the roadmap system Planetside2 has recently added and use something similar.
I have no doubt that if youre transparent on design and development, people will back you !
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Joined: 10/06/12
I'm definitely going to be supporting this game. I hope so much that Mark Jacobs vision will come true. I'm just starving for a good, solid PvP game.
Hope to see the Kickstarter soon. I want this game! :D
That's perfectly fair. Wait and see what happens is perfectly logical approach, especially since the game will not have something that is important to you. I hope that when the game is released, you will try it. If not, thanks for playing both Dark Age of Camelot & Warhammer Online.
As per above, that is fair. I do hope though that since I am going to be associated with the bad things in Dark Age/Warhammer that I also get credit for some of the good things since many of them (not all of course), were my ideas as well. Did I make some decisions on my own (both good and bad), yep. Did I make some decisions with the "help" of others, yep. Where there things in both MMORPGs that I didn't even know were in there, yep. MMORPGs on the scale of WAR are quite complicated beasts and no one person can know every system, sub-system, weapon, quest, etc. especially while they are also trying to run a company, work with EA, etc. After EA bought Mythic did I have as much control over the studio as I did when we were independent, of course not. Is it *my* responsibility to take the heat for all the above, yep (that's why so many other guys hide in the background). Frankly, your statement in regards to what I need to do is dead on, lay out the game, the vision, etc. and then judge for yourself whether our Kickstarter is worth backing. That's all I can ask other than to say that for better or worse, I'm running my own studio again and I'm not aiming to "put the band back together" if the Kickstarter funds. Like the game, hate the game, etc., CU will be the game I want to make and I do hope you will be one of the people who like it as well. I know you have been critical of me in the past and I do thank for you considering to back the Kickstarter and/or give me a chance to prove that I and CU deserve your patronage again.
Thanks so much! I hope it comes true as well. :)
Mark Jacobs
Originally posted by mmoski
I agree, Crowd funding/forging is a potentially huge change for the game industry, if we (the industry as a whole) doesn't screw it up. I'm both elated and terrified that something that can truly change the balance between publisher<->developer<->VC has come into existence but it can also be snuffed out if developers can't follow through on their promises. That is one reason I'm putting my own money into this project as well. I want to give our backers confidence that we are not going to take their money and then, a year later, come back for more. Our backers will truly start the process and then it is up to me and my fellow investors to finish it off.
As to "NO smoke and mirrors", there won't be any with this project. If we have something to show, we'll show it, if we don't have anything worthwhile to show, then we won't show it. As to video development diaries, absolutely, I couldn't agree more. Happy to show you our office (small but that's how I like it) and our team. Our backers will be part of the development process (not to enact a "design by committee") and will be able to talk to us through our private forums, participate in polls, contribute ideas, be in the stress test/alpha/beta,etc.
As I've said elsewhere, there is no guarantee that this Kickstarter will fund. I didn't help the process by declaring this a "niche game" with no PvE but I wanted to be transparent (as you suggest) and upfront with people. I'd rather this project not fund that make overblown promises that I know I can't keep and then cut stuff out or say "Please, we need more money, there's a company at steak here!" :) If enough people like our vision for a game and back us, fantastic. If not, so it goes.
Thanks for the feedback and support.
Mark Jacobs
Joined: 3/03/12
Keep it up Mark. This type of communication is a first. I've never given for a project before, but a little down the line, I just might with this one.
Hard Core Member
Joined: 2/05/13
I think people are holding too much of a grudge against Mr. Jacobs. He took all the heat for the things that went wrong because it was his place to do so, even though it sounds like some of it wasn't totally his fault. He has been through this process several times, and I'm sure he has learned a lot about what the players do and don't want in a game like this. We should all let the past go and give him a chance to at least fully share his vision for the game before condemning it because "OMG HE RUINED DAOC AND WAR." Everyone remembers the downfall, but no one wants to talk about the amazing aspects that he also brought to those games. He has made it clear that we will all know what to expect before being presented with the opportunity to buy into the Kickstarter, and frankly I can't think of anyone I'd trust more to create something like this given his resume.
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Joined: 8/14/03
I'm a leaf on the wind. Watch how I soar.
and i dont think a good game could be done in less time anyway.
so, what's the problem? :)
"I'll never grow up, never grow up, never grow up! Not me!"
Thanks, I'll do that. Whatever my faults, real or imagined, I have always tried to talk to the Community to get their feedback. I used to say that at Mythic "We might not always agree with what you said but we will always listen to you." and I'm planning on doing that again. I know that eventually I'll say something to piss someone off just as I also know that somebody will say something to piss me off. I also know that I'll do something to piss someone off, it comes with being a developer/designer. All I ask is that we disagree politely with no drama and/or threats and everything will be fine. I hope we get your support for our project but if not, thanks for considering us.
Thanks but when I was the CEO, the buck had to stop with me. I hold little regard for CEOs who blame everything on everyone else when they are sitting in the big chair. As CEO of Mythic (prior to the EA acquisition), I sat in the chair so it would be disengenous of me to say "So and so told me this" or "So and so did that" and pass the buck. All I ask is that if people are going to blame me for everything bad at Mythic prior to 2006, then they also be willing to give me some credit for the things we did right. I've apologized, more than once, for things that happened on my watch. I hope that closes the book on things and that people can focus on the future.
I truly thank you for your kind words and support. If you or anyone else back the Kickstarter you will never once question whether my team and I are doing everything we can do to justify that support. One thing you can absolutely be sure of is that I will treat your backing the same way I treat my own money (since it will be in right there with your money) and if you've ever been to the old Mythic offices or have seen the photos of our current space, we spend wisely. No pool tables, ping-pong tables, buildout, etc. We built all our own desks (just like in the old days), we haggled and found a nice sub-let (again) at a below market rate., etc. I love being a start-up again.
I couldn't agree more.
Mark Jacobs
Advanced Member
Joined: 2/06/08
Originally posted by MarkJacobs
Mr. Jacobs,
I'm not a software expert , but why not purchase a license of an already existing client/server and graphics engine? Wouldn't that speed up development time a lot? You would have to fine-tune it ofcourse to fit your needs, and create all the props and assets, but that would be pretty straightforward.
For example Darkfall Online (published by Aventurine S.A.) has a very solid client/server package and a graphics engine that can support hundreds of players simultaneously. While the engine currently is not the latest word in graphics technology, I'm sure the cost of using such a license would be minimal and with the aid of talented programmers and good artists you could upgrade it to todays standards.
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Joined: 8/24/06
I wouldn't say it's that far, probably mid to late 2014. They're not getting just money from kickstarter, they do have regular investors as well. At least that's what bill said :)
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Joined: 8/19/12
I think it's really cool that you (referring to Mark Jacobs here) are active in the community. I had entirely planned to dismiss this as soon as I heard of it simply because there is no PvE and I am not a PvP'er. However, I'm going keep an eye on CU and point people in your direction just because you really seem to care about your project and the community. I wish you luck with your endeavor and hope your game turns out the way you want it to.
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Joined: 8/14/07
Given that they're entity PvP focused with no need for NPC or any of that sorta stuff, it should cut a significant amount of time from their development time from the typical MMO. depending on what they're using for an engine, development could be very quick.
ops: just saw that they're making their own. perhaps not a bad plan.....it would be a challenge to make something worse than some of the engines out there....hero engine*shudders*
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Joined: 2/11/13
I wouldn´t go so far to actually bet on any release-date, but I think we shouldn´t forget, that this isn´t some new studio with a bunch of amateurs getting their first title out. There is some experience here and cutting the PvE with all its developement-requirements does a lot to minimize the productioncosts and time.
I´m confident, like Mark "estimated", that it should be possible to play a solid beta somewhere in 2014 and personally thats fine with me. I always pray that someone out there has a solid design and isn´t going to release the game until its finished. Too many games failed because of that. Guessing from what Mark did write until now, I might finally see this dream becoming reality.
Therefore, not just Mark but CSE as whole, can count me in as backer, whether its being released 2014 or 2015.
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Joined: 9/12/08
Originally posted by Galadourn
I agree about purchasing a license (although definitely NOT that of Darkfall). Unreal Engine, CryEngine, HeroEngine, all these are great choices for MMORPGs. If CSE plans to build their own client/server package plus the graphics engine, I'm afraid the game won't come out before 2016 at the earliest.
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Originally posted by Tayah
Heck how about 2020, 2450, the year 3000!!!!


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Top 25 Bollywood Songs Of 2011
No matter how much Bollywood films are criticised for their song and dance routine, the fact is that songs remains an integral and important element in Hindi films. Some songs take the story forward and some work as welcome breathers for the audiences. Some songs made us dance with joy and some drown us in sea of emotions. Hit and super-hit songs also play a crucial role in pulling the audience to the theaters. Koimoi.com presents the list of the top songs of 2011. Don't forget to comment below…
1. Chammak Challo – Ra.One
2. Dhinka Chika − Ready
3. Sadda Haq − Rockstar
4. Ooh La La – The Dirty Picture
5. D. K. Bose – Delhi Belly
6. Kun Faaya Kun − Rockstar
7. Sadi Galli – Tanu Weds Manu
8. Dhunki – Mere Brother Ki Dulhan
9. Ishq Sufiyana – The Dirty Picture
10. Darling – 7 Khoon Maaf
11. Saibo – Shor In The City
12. Senorita – Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara
13. Dil Sambhal Ja – Murder 2
14. Character Dheela – Ready
15. Dildara – Ra.One
16. Teri Meri – Bodyguard
17. Laung Da Lashkara – Patiala House
18. Khoya Khoya Chand − Shaitan
19. Rabba – Mausam
20. Tu Mera Hero – Desi Boyz
21. Chaar Baj Gaye – F. A. L. T. U.
22. Bodyguard Title Song
23. Isq Risk – Mere Brother Ki Dulhan
24. Bedardi Raja – Delhi Belly
25. Har Saas Mein – Mujhse Fraandship Karoge
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srk's chammak challo is really superb.i really love those steps of srk.he really rocks……
Ohh La La was best
dil sambhal ja zara is best and hal e dil must be included.
nise songs
Aye khuda – Murder 2
Teri meri bodyguard actually i like all the songs in bodyguard ready dabanng salman khan movies over the yrs have the best music tends to make u forget and get up and dance
Chamak challo.
It Should Have Been Kolaveri Rather Than Chammak Challo
1:Chammak challo
2:teri meri
3:dhinka chika
4:tu mera hero
5:ishq sufiyana
chamak challo need to be best song
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Who knew the dude who starred in Pineapple Express and the Spider-Man movies would have such a tough time winning the favor of college students? As we exclusively broke, UCLA alum James Franco was picked as commencement speaker for his alma mater's graduating class this year. But seems not everyone's a Franco fan: There's an entire Facebook group dedicated to dissing the guy!
The group, UCLA Students Against James Franco as Commencement Speaker, started Thursday morning and it's already racked up 251 hate-spewin' members.
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The group's creator, Erin Moore, a graduating senior who, ironically, happens to be quite the Freaks & Geeks fan, sasses to us…, "He has only had his degree for a year and has not had the time yet to really make an impact on the world with the knowledge that he gained at UCLA." Moore adds, "In the class that I did have with him, his participation seemed about average."
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claimes she finds nothing at garage sales ...
when I asked her how frequently she stops ... she shrugs her shoulders. heehee
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"stop at every one you see"
scour the goods
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how does one know by ogling from the
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hotel silver
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