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LOS ANGELES Danny Espinosa was 15 years old in 2002 when he and his father, Dan, made a bet. They couldnt be in a more perfect place to do such a thing. Las Vegas. It was the site of a club baseball tournament Espinosa was playing in on a team coached by his dad. As Espinosa recalls, if their team lost in the semifinals, he and his father would take a redeye back to Orange County in order to be able to make it to the World Series between the Angels and Giants. They won and lost at the same time. We won (the tournament) but we missed the World Series, said Espinosa with a grin. His chance, as a 15-year-old, to see the Angels capture their first World Series in franchise history never happened. Aside from that moment in history, Espinosa didnt miss out on many Angels games. His family has been longtime season ticket holders since well before the 26-year-old was born. Even though he grew up liking the Dodgers more than the team further south on the 5 freeway, he eventually c...
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Started it as soon as I unidled.
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Silent killer: Women unite to spread message during Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
Henderson women Bonnie Thomason and Marsha Royster have some things in common.
They've both been businesswomen working in downtown Henderson.
They've both loaned their dancing skills to RiverBend Academy's annual ballroom dance fundraiser.
And now they've both developed a distinct fondness for the color teal — the color for Ovarian Cancer Awareness.
Acquaintances who have seen their friendship grow, Thomason and Royster have become united in a cause and have a message to get out this month during Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month.
They both have personal stories to tell about their experience with the disease.
And they want women older than age 50 as well as younger women with a family history of ovarian cancer to know about a free screening that's available to them to help them take a proactive approach to preventive health care.
For several years, Thomason has traveled to Paducah with her sister to participate in the Ovarian Cancer Screening Program of University of Kentucky's Markey Cancer Center. The screening test consists of a transvaginal ultrasound imaging of the ovaries.
This test, Thomason said, reveals problems that a regular annual gynecological exam might not detect.
In normal years, their day would consist of screening, lunch and shopping. They'd have fun and all would be well.
But in June 2011, Thomason's screening technician asked if she'd been experiencing any pain, which immediately sent up a red flag. Something didn't look right on the films and the scan images were shipped off to Lexington for evaluation.
On Monday, she got a phone call from a doctor directing her to a lab for a CA-125 blood test, which can be an indicator of certain types of cancer being present, including ovarian cancer.
By June 21, Thomason had been diagnosed with Stage 3 ovarian cancer and was scheduled for surgery that day, followed by a period of chemotherapy and recovery.
"I didn't have any symptoms, and in 2010 I had a clear test," Thomason said. "A year later, I had Stage 3 ovarian cancer. That's how fast it can happen. You're going every year and being checked (with Pap smear and mammogram), but you're not being checked for a silent killer."
She's got a clean bill of health now, though her screenings and blood tests are even more aggressive. Now she's devoting time to promoting awareness and serving as a volunteer to help others cope through chemotherapy and its impact.
And talking to friends like Royster, who contacted her for advice just a few short weeks ago.
In May, Royster said, she had her annual exam and everything checked out fine.
Later in the summer, she went to the hospital emergency room with pain in her right side, which was evaluated to be a gall bladder attack, and she was scheduled for surgery to have it removed.
But after a little more aggressive testing by her doctor, the cancer was discovered on her ovaries. For various reasons regarding the care she might require, she ended up at the University of Kentucky Chandler Medical Center and had surgery just a little more than two weeks ago.
"The only symptom I had was a pain in my right side," said Royster, who is now recuperating at home from her surgery before she begins her chemotherapy treatments. "My doctors did a really good job finding out what was wrong. I was really lucky. It's good to have good doctors like we have both had.
"The beauty of it is, we're going to be fine. I'm going to be a survivor," she added, adding that she's determined to stay positive through the next phase of recovery. "You can fight it and you have to go on as normal as possible."
Part of their positive spin after having ovarian cancer is to help inform and educate others about the disease and promoting awareness, including the availability of the screening test program.
"You need to be proactive about your own health," Royster said. "Stand up for your body. You know it better than anyone else."
As a volunteer at an area cancer center, Thomason said it makes her feel good to help others on their journey through cancer treatment as well as to encourage other women to stay informed and proactive.
She never tells patients that she's a cancer survivor unless they ask, but most of them eventually do.
"I just feel like it gives them hope," she said, when the patients see her looking well.
Royster said that was the way it was for her when Thomason quickly responded to her phone call that she needed to talk, that she had questions to ask someone who had been down the same road.
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No film can even come closer to this one... my ALL TIME favorite movie. LOVE IT :)
Hahk was the first movie which i saw in my life. I was 3 at that time but stil fall for salman :P salman-madhuri rockd the movie. Want to see such genre movie again featuring our own salman as prem.
Best movie of salma. Khan !!! Too good. Madhuri is always good but this movie was great !!! You can watch for any amount of time and it gives smile on your face. It's very hard to accept movies which are made now a days except few film makers who still believe in family entertainment !!!! Miss those days of salman khan. I don't like salman khan of now ( Dabang , wanted , body guard , etc.) ! Wish he comes in good movies now !!!
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I love this film!!! Brings back good memories. Bollywood at it's golden age. They don't make films like this anymore. :( It's mostly about who reveals the most skin nowadays. *rolls eyes*
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Russian peasants were said to perform multiplication knowing only how to add, and to multiply and divide by 2. I showed my niece how to multiply 25 by 31 by this method, as shown in the first box.
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Film stars and politicians are still bussed in to sell their products, in the most craven way possible.
Six miles from craven Cottage, where Fulham play their home games, is the stadium where this soccer revolution began 10 years ago.
It might be helpful, now, if a few of these craven Republicans had the stones to say it.
early 13c., cravant, perhaps from Old French crevante "defeated," past participle of cravanter "to strike down, to fall down," from Latin crepare "to crack, creak." Sense affected by crave and moved from "defeated" to "cowardly" (c.1400) perhaps via intermediary sense of "confess oneself defeated." Related: Cravenly; cravenness.


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For over 75 years Bible League International has been providing God's Word worldwide. Today we serve in six regions: Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, Middle East, and North America, equipping the under-resourced Church so they can reach their communities with the Gospel. Our ministry programs include our Project Philip evangelistic and discipleship Bible study; Bible-based Literacy; and Church Planter Training. Through these programs, people connect with Christ so their lives can transformed by the power of the Holy Spirit.
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Church World Service
Immigration and Refugee Program
308 East King Street
Lancaster PA 17602
Tel: (717) 381-2890
Fax: (717) 381-2896
Visit CWS Employment Opportunities for openings in our office.
Sheila Mastropietro
Office Director
Sheila has been working in refugee resettlement for CWS/Immigration since September 1987. She received her B.A. from Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster and her Master of Arts from the Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Relations at the University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY. Sheila began at CWS as a Sponsorship Developer and Coordinator and, since 2006, as Office Director of the new CWS/ Lancaster sub-office.
Sheila is fully accredited by the Board of Immigration Appeals/Executive Office for Immigration Review and represents clients in legal immigration matters before the Citizenship and Immigration Service and the Immigration Courts. She is a member of the Board of Directors of the Lancaster County Council of Churches and has served in this position since 2007. Together with Franklin & Marshall College and Luthern Refugee Services, Sheila is a founding member of the Lancaster County Refugee Coalition.
Sheila manages a growing office staff of more than 20 dedicated and experienced individuals and oversees nine successful refugee resettlement and refugee/immigrant support programs. Sheila loves her work because she's instituting positive change in the local community while giving resilient and deserving refugees the opportunity for a safe, secure, and independent life.
Phone: +1.717.381.2894; Email: email@example.com
Laura Beltle
Assistant Director of Programs
Laura began working for CWS/Immigration and Refugee Program in 2008 as Sponsorship Developer, later adding Volunteer/Intern Coordination for the Lancaster office. She also acted as case manager in the Reception & Placement Program and as paralegal in the Immigration Legal Services Program. In December, 2012, Laura transitioned into the role of Assistant Director for Programs. A native of Lancaster County, Laura received her bachelor's degree from Lancaster Bible College then spent two years working in church planting in Skopje, Macedonia where she grew to love diversity of culture and language. She later completed a Master of Arts degree in Intercultural Studies at Wheaton College in Wheaton, Illinois. Upon returning to Lancaster after several years away, she was pleasantly surprised to find a thriving refugee resettlement program and quickly moved to get involved. She is thrilled to work with a passionate staff that is committed to advocating for and supporting Lancaster's newest diverse neighbors.
Phone: +1.717.358.9342; Email: email@example.com
Christine Baer
Congregational Resource Developer
Christine began her work with CWS in September of 2014. She is a native of Lancaster and has recently returned to the county after receiving her bachelor's degree from Eastern Mennonite University in Harrisonburg, Virginia. Christine studied Peacebuilding & Development as well as Environmental & Social Sustainability. While at Eastern Mennonite University, Christine traveled to Honduras in order to study Spanish and learn about the culture. She is passionate about creating a more peaceful and just society and is thankful to work with such a dedicated team of coworkers.
Phone: +1.717.358.9278; Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Kelleyanne Smith
Resettlement Program Coordinator
After graduating with degrees in Political Geography, International Studies, and Foreign Relations, Kelleyanne found her career passion as an AmeriCorps *VISTA working with underserved refugee populations in Erie, PA. Throughout her career Kelleyanne has served as Volunteer and Outreach Coordinator, Health Coordinator, Special Needs Case Manager, Resettlement Program Leader, and Resettlement Coordinator. As Volunteer Coordinator, she established a vibrant community-based volunteer program which provided mentorship, computer literacy, ESL, American Sign Language, parenting, and financial literacy classes; as well as a summer-long children and youth summer camp. As Resettlement Program Leader, she obtained program accreditation through the Council of Accreditation as well as managed resettlement services to support up to 350 refugee new arrivals per year through intensive case management, educational development, work skills, social development, and community engagement. Kelleyanne currently oversees CWS' Resettlement Program. In her free time, Kelleyanne prefers to be outside swimming, hiking, camping or mountain biking.
Phone: +1.717.381.2891; Email: email@example.com
Malcolm McDermond
Resettlement Case Manager
Malcolm graduated from Messiah College and began working with CWS in the summer of 2014. He has experienced an internship in Thailand with Project Restore Can NGO, as well as spent time serving with the MCC SALT program in Nepal. While serving with SALT, Malcolm worked with the Rural Institute for Community Development (RICOD). Malcolm is fluent in English, Nepal, and Thai and is enjoying his work with CWS. He enjoys working with CWS because the organization is made up of industrious and passionate people committed to serving some of the most marginalized peoples of the world.
Phone: +1.717.381.2892; Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Stephanie Gromek
Refugee Health Case Manager/ Lancaster County Refugee Coalition (LCRC)
Stephanie graduated with her Master's degree from Hofstra University and has worked with refugees in various capacities throughout her life, including HIV/AIDS research in Nairobi, Kenya. Stephanie began with CWS in 2011, first as an intern and then Program Coordinator at the State College site. Stephanie's current position since 2013 is with the Lancaster office Refugee Health Program, where she is able to focus her studies of Community Health toward the health and wellness of Lancaster's refugees. Stephanie also facilitates efforts of the Lancaster County Refugee Coalition (LCRC). Stephanie enjoys being outdoors, running, hiking and spending time with her family. She continues to enjoy her career here at CWS because she works side by side with people in the office who are just as committed to refugees as she is.
Phone: +1.717.358.9276; Email: email@example.com
Josh Digrugilliers
Housing Specialist
Josh started his involvement with CWS as an ESL intern in January of 2013 while studying at Millersville University. After graduating with a BA in English focusing in Linguistics, Josh transitioned to the position of Housing Specialist. Josh enjoys communicating around interesting language barriers and working with people in the community. He also enjoys sharing his passion for travel and the open road with others.
Phone: +1.717.358.9274; Email: email@example.com
Amer Alfayadh
Resettlement Case Manager
Amer began volunteering for CWS shortly after moving to Lancaster, PA. As his desire to help others increased, he took a position as the housing specialist. Amer is currently working with CWS as a case manager where he aids in the resettlement of refugees. Amer uses his personal experience of immigrating to the United States as a resource in helping the adjustment go smoothly for those who are serviced through CWS. He is fluent in both Arabic and English. In 2005, Amer graduated with a degree in engineering. Although he enjoyed learning in that field, his true passion is in helping others and that is what sparked his interest in working within the mission of CWS. Outside of work, Amer enjoys fixing things around his house, reading and discovering new adventures in the Lancaster area.
Phone: +1.717.358.9275; Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Valentina Ross
Resettlement Case Manager
Valentina has been with CWS Lancaster since January of 2014. She received her Bachelor Degree in Economics from the University of Rome, Italy and her Master of Professional Studies in Community and Economic Development from Penn State University. Valentina worked for over 6 years in Lima, Peru, for the United Nations World Food Programme as a program officer and for about 5 years in Rome, Italy, as an analyst of company organization for a consulting company (Studio Staff) and as a free-lance financial analyst. Additionally, she spent 3 months volunteering in East Germany for a project against racism soon after the reunification of East and West Germany. Valentina speaks English, Spanish, and Italian and enjoys the variety of her activities and the interaction with people of different origins and backgrounds.
Phone: +1.717.358.9730; Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Besy Carcamo
Employment Program Coordinator
Besy graduated from Hostos Community College of the University of the New York with an associate Degree in Early Childhood Education. While she was teacher's assistant she worked toward obtaining a teaching degree. She attended Long Island University and graduated in 2001 with a bachelor's degree in Elementary Education. After Graduating from college she worked for the Early Head Start Program for nine years in New York City. While working for the Early Head Start Program she received the excellent award from the University of New York for demonstrating the importance of reading to children. She moved to Pennsylvania in 2004 and worked for Prime ECR as an Employment Specialist. She began working with the CWS/Lancaster office in August of 2006 and now she is the Employment Program Coordinator for the Targeted Assistance and the Refugee Social Service Program. In her free time she enjoys listening to music, bowling and planning activities for the Lady ministry that she leads at her church.
Phone: +1.717.358.9397; Email: email@example.com
Meena Giri
Employment Specialist
Meena became a part of CWS Lancaster in 2008. She grew up in Nepal and has studied in India and Pakistan. She and her family have now lived in Lancaster for the past 30 years. Meena has experience traveling to several different countries where she volunteers and gets to know the culture. She is fluent in English, Nepali, Hindi and Urdu. Meena enjoys working with refugees at CWS Lancaster because she gets to assist them in starting their life in their new adopted country.
Phone: +1.717.358.9398; Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Kam Cin Mang
Employment Specialist
Kam graduated from Kor-In Theological College and Seminary in Bangalore, India. He worked as a volunteer interpreter at the UNHCR office from 2006-2008. During his time with the UNHCR, he visited many detention camps, prisons, and courts to help refugees faced with language barriers. Kam now uses his translation skills here at Church World Service where he has been working since January 2010. Kam is grateful to be a part of a team of intelligent, hard working and understanding colleagues. In his free time Kam enjoys playing guitar.
Phone: +1.717.358.9725; Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Abdikadir Moburuk
Employment Specialist
Abdikadir began his work with CWS Lancaster in March of 2014. He graduated from Manchester College with a degree in Educational Studies and Peace Studies. While working to complete his studies, Abdikadir traveled to Jamaica. In Jamaica, Abdikadir assisted the community of St. Elizabeth by completing renovations of the school buildings. He speaks both Somali and English and is conversant in Swahili and Arabic. Abdikadir enjoys his work at CWS because of how rewarding it is to learn about other people's cultures. When not at work with CWS, however, Abdikadir enjoys swimming, running, camping, and playing soccer.
Phone: +1.717.381.2893; Email: email@example.com
Michelle Gonzalez
Vocational Technology Caseworker
Michelle has been working with CWS Lancaster since June of 2014. She is currently finishing her studies at Lancaster Bible College and will receive a Bachelor of Science in Bible. Michelle was born in Ecuador and speaks both English and Spanish. For her, the best part about working with CWS is the opportunity to make lives richer for immigrants and see them become valuable members in society. She also enjoys having the opportunity to travel the world without leaving her back yard.
Phone: +1.717.615.2994; Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Carrie Hussein
Vocational Education Facilitator
Carrie has been with CWS since May of 2012 when she started a year-long internship in the Immigration Legal Services Program. In December of 2013 the office welcomed Carrie back as the Vocational Education Facilitator in the Employment Program. Carrie studied Sociology, Anthropology and Spanish at Messiah College and has traveled to Japan, Costa Rica, Saint Lucia, and Bolivia. She speaks both Spanish and English and loves working with people from so many different cultures and perspectives and seeing her clients develop their skills.
Phone: +1.717.358.7299; Email: email@example.com
Janet Tisinger
Immigration Legal Services Program Coordinator
Janet began with CWS in April 2009 as the Cuban/Haitian Program Coordinator in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. In November 2009, she added the title of Immigration Counselor, and now holds the position of Immigration Program Coordinator. She is accredited by the Board of Immigration Appeals to practice immigration law. Janet is originally from Iowa, where she earned a B.A. in Spanish from Luther College. In 2008, she graduated from the University of Denver with a Master of Arts in International Studies and concentrations in Policy Analysis and Conflict Resolution. Additionally, she has trained at the International Conflict Research Institute in Derry/Londonderry, Northern Ireland, and at La Universidad Catolica in Valparaiso, Chile. Janet has worked with immigrant and international communities in various roles prior to her employment with CWS, including with the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless and the Court Annexed Mediation Program, both in Denver, Colorado. She is passionate about travel and language; besides Spanish, she has studied French, German, Japanese, and Norwegian.
Phone: +1.717.358.9396; Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Audrey Lopez
Citizenship and Integration Paralegal
Audrey started out at CWS in August of 2012 as an intern in the Resettlement Program. While completing her internship, she gained experience working with newly arrived refugees when they first come to the United States. In March of 2013 Audrey obtained a position within the Immigration Program and has been coordinating the Citizenship and Integration Program ever since. Before coming to CWS, Audrey graduated from Millersville University with a double major in International Studies and Anthropology. While Spanish is her native language, Audrey speaks fluent English and is proficient in French. She has a passion to help others and is thrilled to be surrounded by so many people with such compassion and drive.
Phone: +1.717.381.2897; Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Jim O'Connor
Accounting Assistant
Jim joined CWS as a part-time accounting assistant in March 2014 after retiring from a sales division of a large health insurer in Philadelphia. He and his wife have been CWS volunteers since early 2011. Jim is very thankful to be working with such a dedicated and talented group of people. When not working or volunteering, Jim enjoys running, reading, and spending time with his five grandchildren.
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1869 Ultra Cameo PR66 Seated Dollar1869 $1 PR66 Ultra Cameo NGC. We were able to trace this amazing Ultra Cameo dollar back to our offering of the Morris Silverman Collection in April 2002. In that historic offering of silver dollars, we described the coin at that time as:
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"A simply breathtaking Gem, both sides are devoid of both toning and post-striking impairments. The fully struck devices are heavily frosted above unfathomably deep fields. There are several small planchet voids (as produced) in the fields on both sides, none of which are individually bothersome. As befits a specimen striking, the definition is sharp, if not complete in all areas. The 1869 is not especially rare as a proof (at least when compared to earlier proofs in the Seated Dollar series), but examples that grade finer than PR64 are elusive.
"The reverse die used to strike this coin was heavily polished, with the result that the bottom edge of the scroll on which IN GOD WE TRUST is inscribed is attenuated below the first and final letters. In addition, there are several unfinished areas within the reverse shield stripes. Apparently, most proof 1869 Seated Dollars were produced from this die marriage."
This remarkable dollar remains as visually impressive as it was 11 years ago. Since then, only two other PR66 Ultra Cameo coins have been certified by NGC, and only one example of this date is finer (3/13).
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f we had KSC MSFC haters in the 1960s like we do today...
We DID. Why do you think they cancelled the last three Apollo flights?
And that, more than anything, is why I don't believe anymore that NASA has a place in space exploration. It's not just the money, it's the political will, the oversight, the prestige, the reputation. NASA is no longer a space exploration agency, and it arguably never was. NASA is and basically always has been a useful tool used by politicians to ingratiate themselves with the voters. The only way NASA gets anything done at all is to convince congressmen that space exploration is politically expedient.
The problem is, ninety percent of the time, its ISN'T politically expedient; Kay Bailey Hutchinson gains the same amount of political capital if KSC builds ten SLS stacks and then immediately donates them to museums (probably more so than launching them, actually, if they pick the right museums). And the space shuttle only existed for as long as it did because Tom DeLay thought it was real important that NASA not replace the STS with something that didn't keep jobs in HIS congressional district -- thus the related problem today. We just don't have the kind of government that thinks space exploration is an important thing in its own right, and therefore they only give it serious support when it is fashionable to do so.
That's what happened to Apollo, after all: we beat the russians to the moon and the public immediately lost interest. NASA had to fight it out with Congress just to get 15 through 17, and the government cancelled the last three flights simply because they were bored with it.
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Less than two weeks after the U.S. House of Representatives only narrowly sustained the President's veto of SCHIP legislation that would have provided health coverage for almost 4 million additional eligible children and adolescents, President Bush has asked Congress in his FY 2009 budget request to eliminate the bipartisan CHGME program. CHGME provides over $301 million annually in indispensable investment in the nation's nearly 60 independent children's teaching hospitals. They train 35 percent of all pediatricians, half of all pediatric subspecialists, and the large majority of the nation's pediatric research scientists.
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The A14 cycleway: Track beside upgraded road should serve cyclists, walkers and horse riders - and reach standard set by guided busway, says council
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The campaign to get a "high quality" cycle route built alongside the upgraded A14 has received a major boost, with council bosses coming out in favour of the project.
The needs of cyclists, walkers and horse riders must be "considered throughout the design process, rather than as an afterthought", according to South Cambridgeshire District Council.
In its consultation response for the £1.5 billion upgrade, the council seeks "formal confirmation" that a route of the same quality to guided busway will be built alongside the local access road running parallel to the A14 between Swavesey and Huntingdon Road in Cambridge.
The Highways Agency has previously indicated that a route alongside the A14 will be of "similar standard" to the busway link.
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Funny thing, I actually camped behind the Copec gas station (for free), and my bike was parked on this old washed out boardwalk, and I was thinking to myself, "Huh, that's weird. There must have been a major Pacific storm that came through here and wiped this damn boardwalk out." And then I went to sleep. I then woke up and had breakfast, and the place had WiFi, so I searched Wikipedia for Chaiten, and lo and behold the boardwalk had been wiped out from the damn river that cut the damn town in half for the damn volcano, which was the largest pyroclastic volcano since something like 1912. So I went exploring on my bike after breakfast, and was blown away by the devastation. It definitely put nature in perspective. I was floored.
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Well...glad to see that due to your observant nature and curiosity you were able to learn (firsthand) some of the history of Chaiten...rather than simply riding through the town like most of us would have done.
Interesting that your 'reasonable' explanation would be: Pacific Storm, Sounds like a high probability answer!
Who'd a thought that the better answer was "the largest pyroclastic volcano since 1912"...yikes.
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The killing has staggered Pakistan. Musharraf had put Pakistan under emergency rule last month and postponed elections. Under pressure from the White House, Musharraf rescheduled the elections for January and lifted emergency rule.
It remains to be seen whether the elections will proceed on schedule and Musharraf has convened an emergency meeting with his senior staff where they are expected to discuss whether to postpone the election, an official at the Interior Ministry said, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the talks.
The political murder could also unsettle the Bush administration's agenda. Pakistan is the Bush administration's closest ally in the region for fighting terrorists, but Bhutto's death is likely to further destabilize an already volatile situation in Pakistan.
White House spokesman Scott Stanzel said President Bush, who was staying at his Crawford, Texas, ranch, was informed of Bhutto's death within minutes of the announcement in Karachi.
Bush later issued a statement, saying, "The United States strongly condemns this cowardly act by murderous extremists who are trying to undermine Pakistan's democracy. Those who committed this crime must be brought to justice."
The State Department has been heavily involved in attempts to keep the situation in Pakistan calm over the last month and to maintain political stability.
British Foreign Secretary David Miliband voiced shock at Bhutto's killing.
"In targeting Benazir Bhutto, extremist groups have in their sights all those committed to democratic processes in Pakistan. They cannot and must not succeed," Miliband said.
Former Indian Foreign Minister Natwar Singh warned that Bhutto's assassination "is not only bad for Pakistan, it is bad for the entire region."
Bhutto was the daughter of former Pakistani premier Zulfikar Ali Bhutto who was executed. His daughter was flanked by a massive picture of him during her address today.
Benazir Bhutto was a charismatic leader in her own right who twice served as prime minister of the Islamic nation between 1988 and 1996. She was only 35 when first elected Pakistan's leader.
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Novice Member
Joined: 9/18/10
I have never spend any money whatsoever on a F2P title. I just play it for a few hours and then quit instead.
But im one of those weird people who prefer quality over quantity.
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Apprentice Member
Joined: 8/31/12
Originally posted by itchmon
Funny, I can play a game and not once ever feel like I "owe" them a dime. I owe the bank, I owe the tax man, I don't owe a game or its developer anything.
If I choose to give money, I give it. If not, I don't. I don't owe them shit, and neither does anyone else.
It's like morons who somehow think "everyone should support this game because it's an indy dev", when in fact the reasonable and logical person doesn't support something until it's already been proven and shown to be viable.
EA CEO John Riccitiello's on future microtransactions: "When you are six hours into playing Battlefield and you run out of ammo in your clip, and we ask you for a dollar to reload, you're really not very price sensitive at that point in time...We're not gouging, but we're charging."
Hard Core Member
Joined: 10/10/03
"Let's also be clear that there's no coercion involved. Even in games where the best items are only available in the cash shop, no one is obliged to purchase them. The argument is put forward that players must "in order to compete". This condition conveniently forgets that the decisions to buy or not remain completely voluntary."
Yes it is voluntary; just like it is voluntary to pay for this years sports gear from your favorite team, or buy sweets for your kids in the checkout aisle. But there are reasons you pay or feel you need to pay, and F2P MMO's are very good at making you feel you have to pay. This is how companies persuade people the world over to part with their money. To pretend this does not happen in F2P MMO's because it leads to allegations of P2W is disingenuous on Mr Aihoshi's part.
"The key example is that they compile and use metrics on various purchase behaviors, promotional interventions, resistance points, etc. Whether this constitutes tricking people is a matter of opinion. In my mind, it's an aspect of marketing."
Perhaps it is only Mr. Aihoshi who thinks marketing is a byword for truth and honesty? The purpose of marketing is to sell more to consumers regardless of their needs. I do not think that marketing is somehow evil, but trickery is a byword of marketing. Once again thats how it is used everywhere else in the world, but for some reason not in F2P MMO's.
As usual Mr Aihoshi thinks it is those of us who think poorly of F2P who are biased. Stones...glass MMO houses etc.
Jade Dynasty Correspondent
Joined: 6/22/09
Good article. I don't necessarily agree but its nice to see a reasoned argument.
Hard Core Member
Joined: 10/10/07
The free gamers who are a huff about P2W, want to play a free game. They want to play a free game for years (possibly 10 years) and never spend a cent. They want to be supreme overload of PvP, and never spend a cent. They want full and total access to all game content, and never spend a cent. They want to own the fastest, coolest, meanest looking mount, and never spend a cent.
The only stuff they tolerate in a cash shop is "Vanity" items A.K.A. "G_y" items. Then these free gamers what to turn around and K.O.S. any one caught wearing or using "Vanity" items. They want to harass and menace Cash Shop users in chat. Anything to make the cash shop user's in game experience a living hell, so they don't come back. All while never spending a cent.
This is who and the game play style you are defending Richard. They will play for hundreds of hours, even thousands of hours up to the day the servers close. If they don't have to spend a cent. They will cheer P2W = Fail, and move on to the next F2P game until it closes.
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Apprentice Member
Joined: 11/01/06
The choice is simple. I encourage anyone playing a F2P game to exploit and cheat as much as they want...it's free after all. And yes...I will laugh at you in game, with your "Hero" title and special ponie.
The only F2P games I have seen be decent...are indie games...I'm looking at you Path of Exile. Though I will have to go check out how Rifts has set theirs up.
F2P was set up and took over for one reason...Facebook . All the stupid people on the planet playing mafia wars and farmville.
F2P is a bane upon mmo gaming, it was not done to enhance the play experience, point of fact, it is put in place to aggravate the player to force them to spend more money than 15.00 a month. And it works for most of the young gamers now days. But it has succeeded in driving me from gaming anymore...if I cant pay a sub and not be harassed by nickle and dime schemes....I'm simply not going to play and I'll ridicule anyone who does play it...shaming works, and that is what it will take to get this F2P scam/curse out of MMO gaming.
Advanced Member
Joined: 1/28/11
FTP is a bane on the MMO genre.
I like being competitive and FTP leads to none of that because everyone is separated by how much you pay.
You say that just because I can choose to play while not being competitive is a choice but it really is not for someone like me. Thus FTP games is not even an option for me.
Whats really sad is that the mini charge for advantage mindset has creeped into other games as well. Now, single player RPGs that you bought for 20 bucks or whatever will offer a way for you to speed up your progress and such for extra money.
This is why the average game nowdays is complete trash. Games have changed from a creation of love into a cash grab machine. FTP games don't build loyalty to the game they churn through people.
Novice Member
Joined: 10/11/11
Everything should be attainable in game that is sold in the cash shop, I am against exclusivity. Of course, I am also against rediculous .25% drop rates on mounts (talking to you Blizzard).
There is no reason why any item requires killing a raid boss every week on 50 characters, and still probably not seeing for several months to a year...
Some people kill Anzu in Sethekk Halls 130 times for a mount, but at least that's "attainable" in-game right? *sigh* Grinds are pointless... I suppose in this case it does make more sense to just buy it for real cash...
In fact, games could still make a ton of money like Sony's $50 pink meatbeast and Lord of the Rings Online Hobby Horse, even if they are attainable through in-game grinding, because how many seriously would choose to grind if they had the cash to simply buy it?
This status symbol elitism nonsense irks me, if any item is beautiful I don't want it less because others have it, I still want it to be mine because I like it...
Please just put every item in game and shop together, so we can choose to earn or pay for them...
Novice Member
Joined: 10/11/11
Of course, I don't think statistic equipment should be as powerful as it is, or sold ever, and I'm against potions being sold because that destroys crafters.
Everything should have been cosmetic value, and I miss the days when you could actually play a game and do cool challenging quests, instead of merely "buying" everything or "grinding" gray content for a low drop rate item.
In terms of pvp or even grouping on games like EQ2, it wouldn't be fun doing dungeons if people ever paid real money for their equipment, because then like the raiders they'd have nothing to attain from the zones and they don't bring anything but gimp weak alts for gear...
All people seem to do is play and level alts all the time, because their raiding chars have nothing to attain... All the good stuff on Everquest 2 is on Marketplace for Station Cash and Platinum is worthless!!
So, any "Free" game needs to simply allow us to earn stuff again that would be great, add quests and new loots to old content and you can basically get us to do old deserted zones again, add in a mentor system that actually properly scales down a max level because its pretty boring being so overpowered and killing an entire zone with 1 level 90. Not to mention, it really punishes any low levels in the vicinity!
I wish games had true communities myself, people disappear all the time now... you can't make friends because they usually never log in...
However, it should be earn it, and that means grouping with other people doing hard challenging elite content to get something instead of paying money. Thus, you would be providing a group mate, a important slot filler, for the other people who want to group and play an MMO instead of a single player solo game... That free person being a population builder idea is something that companies never like to go with. People will play and pay for games with a high population, if those players are free it doesn't matter, because few peple want to pay money for a deserted game with no population... As soon as the population dries up, everyone cries for server mergers and leaves... Get millions of free players, instant groups and quick queues and a popular game, where everyone can earn items together in fun and challenging quest lines... People that have money should use it to support games that they enjoy, and people that have no money should be the friends and crafters/group mates for those who do have money to talk and play with...
Advanced Member
Joined: 4/12/12
Why yes, I DO like healing and the Trinity!
So long as there are no industry-wide standards associated with f2p, so long as they continue to (quite intentionally) 'value price' their alternate currency so that you can never buy just the amount that you want or need, and so long as customer service is practically non-existant, f2p will always be an inferior model of game by definition. And so long as public shareholders are the ones who must be answered to, games will continue -- by law! -- to find new ways to squeeze the 'voluntary' payments of players to ever-increasing heights, sometimes by dint of introducing things that people want and, on occasion, by tweaking internal settings to make the need - I mean 'desire', of course - to use the shop more and more obvious.
Marketing has almost always been a foul, detestable field from the moment commercials went from simply introducing a product to researching how to make you think you 'need' it. That poison pill was swallowed a long time ago, though...sadly.
Focusing on whether or not an implementation is 'pay to win' -- a foolish prospect at best, since there is no generally agreed-upon definition -- is merely a distraction to the real problem, that being that cash shops were ever seen as a -good- way to play in the first place, and that game developers who have them should be under the auspices of Fiduciary Responsibility.
Novice Member
Joined: 11/25/08
Amusing comments. So many saying 'all free to play games are ______" Cheerfully fill in the blank. Might as well say 'all pay to play games are not ______ " Doesn't really matter what you put in the blank space, the answer is wrong. I have played many, many mmos. The only thing I can say in reference to any one category is that they are all different. Played some very good free games and some very bad pay games.
True, some free to play games are pay to win. But then I have seen a few pay to play games that had an item mall with unbalanced game items as well. Also there are quite a few free games that allow any cash shop item to be earned in game; either through the auction house or by some in game currency exchange system, only advantage to the rich gamer in those type of games is that they can get stuff faster.
Also disagree with the statement that all free games are bad as well as the unspoken inference that all pay to play games are good. That's utter nonsence and anyone that doesn't see that isn't paying attention. There are good and bad games on BOTH sides of that distinction and even the most rabid defender / attacker of a particular type of game knows it; even if they won't admit it.
Pay to win game is a game that makes gear available that provides ONLY the paying customers with a clear and insurmountable advantage over those that choose not to pay. Just because a free game has a cash shop doesn't make it pay to win, even if that shop sells gear.
If you want to discuss the merits of a particular game, I will follow with interest; but there are too many differences between games to make any blanket statement that accurately covers any particular genre.
I know you think you understand what you thought I said, but i'm not sure that you realize that what you thought you heard, is not what I meant.
Advanced Member
Joined: 8/17/09
As a committed player of Rift, it was pretty painful to go through their recent switch to F2P. Of all the things that were and are still changing, the thing I miss the most is the level playing field.
F2P introduces a volatile subject - money. And the haves and the haves not will forever be divided. Though some of the brouhaha has calmed down now, the sour grapes are still apparent in some circumstances.
Hard Core Member
Joined: 11/23/05
"Playing things I shouldn''t be playing since 1977."
It's all a pyramid scheme, because sooner or later the games are going to end, and everyone is going to lose.
The only difference at that point will be who the biggest losers are: the ones paying all this money into it.
At least the casino whales get comped at the high-rollers suite, a free show and a nice dinner. The only thing waiting for every MMO whale is the harpoon of regret.
"...when it comes to pimping EVE I have little restraints."
"It's like they took a gun, put it to their nugget sack and pulled the trigger over and over again, each time telling us how great it was that they were shooting themselves in the balls."
Novice Member
Joined: 8/15/04
To me, it comes down to the quality of the game. Too many free to play games are cheap, pushed out of the door far too soon, and barely worth my time, let alone my money. If the game is one I enjoy playing, than I am far, far, far more willing to accept the marketing tricks and tactics that every business uses. If you try to feed people crap, all the while trying to convince them that it's actually gold, something very common in the current free to play market with the poor quality of the games, of course you are going to get a bad rep. Some devs are starting to turn that around, but not enough for the free to play market to shake what is still a legitimate bad reputation.


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Camargo hopes to plug midfield hole for Dynamo
By Jose de Jesus Ortiz | April 14, 2012 | Updated: April 14, 2012 7:11pm
Photo By Jay DrownsLuiz Camargo y Brad Davis fueron dos jugadores fundamentales la temporada pasada para el Houston Dynamo.
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Midfielder Luiz Camargo might return this week after working his way back into shape.
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CARSON, CA - NOVEMBER 19: Luiz Camargo #17 of the Houston Dynamo shoots during a training session ahead of the MLS Cup at The Home Depot Center on November 19, 2011 in Carson, California.
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KANSAS CITY, KS - NOVEMBER 06: Roger Espinoza #15 of the Sporting Kansas City attemps to fight past the defense of Luiz Camargo of the Houston Dynamo in the first half during the MLS Eastern Conference Championship match at Livestrong Sporting Park on November 06, 2011 in Kansas City, Kansas.
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HOUSTON - SEPTEMBER 17: Luiz Camargo #17 of the Houston Dynamo battles for the ball with Rafael Baca #30 and Sam Cronin #4 of the San Jose Earthquakes at Robertson Stadium on September 17, 2011 in Houston, Texas.
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Dynamo (3-1-0) update: After a 22-day break, they return to play without three key midfielders: Brad Davis (left calf), Adam Moffat and Colin Clark (suspension).
Fire (1-1-1) update: Center back Cory Gibbs, a key to Chicago's defense, is out with a right knee meniscus cartilage tear. Speedy forward Dominic Oduro will look to score again on the team that traded him early last season. Oduro shattered his previous high last year with 12 goals. He has two this season.
Left midfielder Brad Davis is out with a calf injury, and no Dynamo player or coach will pretend they won't miss the three-time team MVP and 2011 Major League Soccer MVP finalist.
Yet, Dominic Kinnear's club isn't panicking as it heads into a match against the Chicago Fire on Sunday night.
They're losing their best passer, but the Dynamo welcome their most dynamic and creative playmaker back to the starting lineup when Brazilian midfielder Luiz Camargo makes his first start of the season.
"You can't dwell on that," midfielder/defender Geoff Cameron said of the three starting midfielders who will be out. "Things happen with suspensions and this and that. It's tough.
"But at the same time, we have three key players on the bench that are coming in and have an opportunity in front of them."
Speedy All-Star left back Corey Ashe might push up to Davis' midfield spot, while Jamaican international Jermaine Taylor could slip into left back, which is what the Dynamo did last year when Davis missed the MLS Cup final.
Nathan Sturgis is expected to start as the holding midfielder in place of Adam Moffat, who is serving a one-game suspension.
Je-Vaughn Watson is likely to push to the right side in place of the suspended Colin Clark (three games).
"Obviously, Adam brings that hard bite to our team, the hard tackling," Cameron said. "He's a hard-nosed defender and he keeps the midfield in check with positioning and whatnot. Nathan's a good player. He can step in and hopefully not miss a beat.
"Obviously missing Brad, he's a big part of our team with his service and whatnot. We've shown in the past that we can play and win without him."
Camargo, 24, was arguably the Dynamo's top signing last year when the Brazilian joined the team in August. Once he got in shape, he entered the starting lineup Sept. 14 and immediately gave the offense the creativity it had lacked.
Camargo is eager to start.
"I'm ready," he said. "I feel good. I feel ready for the game. I think it's going to be difficult because of the absence of other important players, but I think it will all be fine."
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