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忍空 (Japanese) Episodes Count : 18
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Summary: In the war, a group of warriors called Ninku fought against the Imperial Army and almost anihilated it. But in the end, the Ninku lost and got shattered. After the war, the imperial army established themselves as the defender of the people with the help of propaganda. They also managed to get the people to think the Ninku were the villains and had started the war. Fusuke looks like a child but he is the former captain of the first Ninku division. His mother was taken during the war and after the Ninku were defeated, he goes on a journey to find her. On his journey he meets Aicho and Touji, both also former Ninku captains, and together they fight against the imperial army that tries to kill the last remaining Ninkus. The ninku is a clan of extinct ninjas who command esoteric and powerful techniques, hence a lot of other groups are constantly trying to steal their techniques to take over the country. Their primary target is Fusuke, a weird looking kid but one of the most powerful Ninku ninja. Fusuke, together with other Ninku ninja with different specialties must fight those threat that caused the downfall of the Ninku clan.


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Violent Impact - PvX on Sea of Sorrows
Guild Recruitment « Guild Wars 2
Though I sulk more with every passing minute after that devastating defeat in the Super Bowl my 49ers endured, I remembered that there are two things I can always count on being there to lift my spirits. Lots of tasty adult beverages and new recruits. We've seen several apps appear in our mailbox over the past 3 days and nothing says more fun then playing GW2 with more cool people. Keep those apps a coming, Punch loves that busywork.
Violent Impact - PvX on Sea of Sorrows
Guild Recruitment « Guild Wars 2
As the current GM of [VI] (Naughtius has resigned his position to lead up the MechWarrior Online gamer group) I would like to thank Punch Clock for doing such agreat job on the recritment post revamp. Sometimes I think we take our job too seriously, but one simply cannot skimp on these matters.
I've been with IGC for a year and a half now and it's been great having a consistent, but still growing, group of online gaming friends who are always up for having some fun. If you have any questions feel free to e-mail the recruiter or whisper one of us in-game (Punch Clock Villain or Papaj).
Axis of Insurrection - An Axis of WvW Focused GW2 Guilds
Guild Recruitment « Guild Wars 2
If your guild will be rolling on Dragonbrand and your goals in WvW are the same as ours, stop by and apply today. We won't have time between seemingly endless streams of guild/alliance/server meetings to properly sit down and talk/vote about it until after launch but I suspect free server transfers for a week or so after official launch.
Axis of Insurrection - An Axis of WvW Focused GW2 Guilds
Guild Recruitment « Guild Wars 2
Update: The website is now functional and working and has some forums attached. Stop by and introduce your guild if you're on the server, even if you don't wish to join us in Axis sponsored conquest.
Axis of Insurrection - An Axis of WvW Focused GW2 Guilds
Guild Recruitment « Guild Wars 2
For any other guilds rollign on Dragonbrand feel free to stop by oru Axis forums and introduce yourselves in the Dragonbrand discussion threads on our forums (they are publicly accessible). Or go visit the website we've hosted for this purpose (still under construction) http://www.dragonbrand-gw2.com
Axis of Insurrection - An Axis of WvW Focused GW2 Guilds
Guild Recruitment « Guild Wars 2
The Axis is moving to Dragonbrand! Also, we would like to welcome Onslaught and Ascendance to the Axis. See everyone for the stress test.
Axis of Insurrection - An Axis of WvW Focused GW2 Guilds
Guild Recruitment « Guild Wars 2
Axis of Insurrection
An Axis of Guild Wars 2 WvW Guilds
Presently, Axis of Insurrection is looking to bring in several more North American Guilds as well as Oceanic and European guilds. Our ultimate goal is to be able to provide a substantial World vs World presence from this Axis at any given time of day. Any Guild interested in joining should be fully aware that this is not primarily a PvE endeavor, and members of your Guild will be expected to actively represent the Axis when we are coordinating WvW activities.
Before launch, we will be focused on making the best server decision possible for our members to ensure a fun, and challenging experience that will last the entirety of our Guild Wars 2 gameplay.
If you are interested in bringing your Guild into the Axis of Insurrection, we would request you contact us through the Axis of Insurrection website via: http://www.axis-insurrection.com/joinus
What other MMOs will you be playing along with Guild Wars 2?
General Discussion « Guild Wars 2
Originally posted by Magnum2103
Same deal, but only because we'll have community members playing it. And by much more casually we mean maybe for a few hours before bed on a weekend if our server has a significant lead in WvW that particular night.
You win, I will pre-order now.
General Discussion « Guild Wars 2
No Xobdnas, you win. We already won by pre-purchasing and playing extensively in the betas so that we can show others the light. Got an old WoW friend I raided with for 2 years a beta key, showed him a few videos of our guild stomping things, and pointed him towards the official Guild Wars 2 website and he said "Holy shit dude, this looks amazing." My reply "Bro, I haven't told you the best part yet. No monthly sub." Now, I couldn't see his face as he was 3000 miles away, but I'm pretty damn sure his jaw was on the floor.
This game is truly what every MMO should have been from the very start of them. The more I play/look at GW2, and then play older/other games, the harder it is for me to justify playing any game that isn't GW2. Maybe by 2020 some other developer will release one as good as this, I highly doubt it though, so long as they keep WoW on a golden pedastel, they will be doomed to mere mediocre success.
Why Guild Wars 2 WILL be an EXTREMELY successful MMORPG
General Discussion « Guild Wars 2
Originally posted by Trionicus
While not a particularly sound decision (at least not economically speaking), it is logically a good decision, and a decision I personally feel you will not regret; just make sure to throw out all previous conceptions about what an MMO is/should be, if you don't, you will probably be upset or find yourself complaining about why it is not a re-skinned version of WoW. I will admit, 3 years ago when they first debuted the Zhaitan footage from GamesCon (and I was up to my chin in WoW fanboy-ism) I was charging headfirst screaming "shitty, lame-ass, no skill required, zerg game."
Well, I've since grown up, dropped the naive outlooks, and actually did what any college educated (or even high school educated) person should've done in the first place, and that is critically looked at the game all from an un-biased, purely information based perspective. When I did that about 9-10 months ago, although rather skeptical, I decided I would reserve judgment and give it the benefit of the doubt. I believe if more people took this approach, we'd have a lot less hate flying around these forums and better games in the future because of the positive reception of this genre-redefining game.
Guild Wars 2 is a new kind of MMO, hell, it's a new kind of game in general if you want my honest opinion. This is the direction the genre should have been moving towards years ago, and it's about damn time some serious out-of-the-box game design is hitting this stagnated to hell genre. I wonder if Blizzard is holding back on Titan to see if they need to redesign it (oh who am I kidding? We all know Blizzard never intended to make "Titan" anytime soon, it'll be the MMO version of SC2 and D3. Something they release on the verge of everyone forgetting about the previous games to sucker people into giving them more money).
Is it me or GW2 PAY 2 WIN game?
General Discussion « Guild Wars 2
Can we get moderators to lock/delete threads like this? I think it's pretty evident that you cannot use real life currency to buy any sort of items or boosts in the game that the result of doing so is "I bought this so I automatically win or have a such significant advantage over you that it would be a one in a million shot for you to beat me."
Those simply do not exist, getting XP boosts to level to 80 faster doesnt matter, as all the PvP auto-scales you to level 80 anyway. Getting Karma boosts matters so little because the only thing you can do with it is buy gear from vendors, and gear matters about as much to a PvP battle as losing a $100 bill matters to Bill Gates. And if your guild has a decent size (10-20) of even remotely active players (~10-15 hours a week each), your research will be bottlenecked by the fact they take days to research and that you can only queue up so many at a time.
I'm not vastly knowledgable in the area of economics and the like, but a couple friends are Business/Accounting majors and know what pay-to-win means (they game every now and then, just not on MMOs). But when even they say there is not a snowball's chance in hell that the cash shop in its current form is pay-to-win, I'm going to have to agree with them (even though they merely confirmed my earlier opinion).
Did Arenanet waste resources on Hearts?
General Discussion « Guild Wars 2
Originally posted by Lord.Bachus
^ This. It gives a sense of direction in the zones like "Hey, there's stuff over here, and here, and all the way over there, you should check these out." It gives you something to do when you aren't doing what the majority of your XP gains will come from (gathering, exploring, skill challeneges, waypoint/point of interest unlocks).
A few guildies and I were running around one of the zones (believe it was Kessex Hills) and we found a Renown heart we didn't do on the map and decided to go do it. Well, it led us into a cave where a Hylek NPC turned us into Pigs to go collect some mushrooms or some crap from insect burrows. The icing on the cake was that vendor had some upgrades to our underwater weapons and there was a long water-filled tunnel that led out of the cave and into the surrounding lake with mobs to go use them on.
Do I need MMO Viagra for GW2?
General Discussion « Guild Wars 2
Funny thing you mention pen & paper tabletop RPGs and sandboxes that are over a decade old, we had a pretty intricate guild discussion about this the other day on TeamSpeak. It basically boiled down to 2 things we could all agree on:
The PvP is good and the games greatest strength but........
General Discussion « Guild Wars 2
Originally posted by Mephster
For WvW being "zerg here, zerg there" zerging didn't seem to do too well for the guys being annihilated despite a 10:1 numbers advantage in this video.
There's also a thread here http://www.mmorpg.com/gamelist.cfm/game/473/view/forums/thread/355614/How-to-succeed-in-WvWvW-with-a-low-population-and-a-small-guild.html which lays out proven strategies as to how to go about being successful in WvW without following around the mindless zerg.
Now on to the actual topic at hand. The OP is right about one thing (much like my good buddy Alders pointed out), and that is that Average Joe MMOer will not be able to fully enjoy and will be frustrated beyond belief. But that point is negated by the fact that non-skilled players should have never even been able to feel like they were "awesome" or successful. If a player wanted that, they can go roll a Rogue or Mage in WoW. Even players that are god-awful at those classes can be a nuisance to good players because of their dozens of defensive cooldowns and hard CC spells.
Do I need MMO Viagra for GW2?
General Discussion « Guild Wars 2
Just like the bottom line of my last post said, buy it, try it, enjoy it. Put off buying the new Madden/COD for another month or two, or cancel that WoW/SW:TOR/Rift sub for a month or two to help. Or better yet, just don't buy Madden/COD and keep telling game companies that it is an acceptable practice to reskin a game, add +1 to the number on the box, and release it for full price.
This is not a game you need to play 40 hours a week to get somewhere and have "fun" in. Quite the opposite in fact, it plays almost like an RPG. Load it up when you have free time, go screw around for a little bit, and come back another day where you left off. Of course it has things single player RPG's don't, like PvP, a more action oriented combat system, and weapons that change your playstyle. But it has a lot of things similar to them, like vast explorable worlds, little to no linearity, and pretty customizable characters and skills sets.
GW2 is great ......but.....
General Discussion « Guild Wars 2
Originally posted by Zylaxx
Lol at being a Gladiator with those 2 classes during those 2 seasons. The seasons of "Stunherald" and where DK's could spam a /castrandom macro with a dozen abilities on it and make killing someone look like taking candy from a 2 year old. Not to mention Blood DK's could solo 2v2s because Death Strike healed them for half their life if they had a BoH and Grim Toll was procced.
Harsh truths aside, pretty much everyone I played with in Beta had only positive things to say about the weapon system. But I suppose we put more emphasis on building a character that had utility and had the potential to be successful in PvP encounters as opposed to "I have to use these weapons because I only like the looks of them." The only real complaints came from the Thieves, because in all honestly they are the weakest and easiest class to deal with in the game. They are really only the best at running away from fights; glass cannon (burst damage) builds are bad in general if you end up finding anyone with a decent amount of HP and total defense value (toughness + armor). Plus, the initiative system puts that terrible resource strain on the class and it really makes some abilities flat out useless because it is not worth the cost.
Someone on page 1 said something along the lines of "I'd rather have 15 abilities and use most or all of them consistently than have 30+ abilities and only ever use 3-5 of them." Obviously that's a personal preference, but one would have to be a rather peculiar individual to enjoy using 10-15% of your skills more than using 75-100% of your skills.
I think a lot of the hate on the combat and skill system in GW2 stems from players growing complacent with the mediocre-at-best combat systems in other MMOs. The combat systems that emphasize and encourage the use of only a handful of skills because they are infinitely superior to the other 2 dozen skills in every situation. I believe the hate/discontent also stems from those players being to stubborn and lazy to learn a system that actually requires the use of more than a handful of brain cells to be successful in (this ties into the complacency factor). Players at the top of their game don't want to leave that known "e-fame" behind and have to re-establish it from Square 1 all over again, especially if they need to learn how to play the system and can't just walk in after crunching numbers with a set of skills that will always be superior no matter what.
I want to be able to change hotkey for weapon skills!!!! You?
General Discussion « Guild Wars 2
Originally posted by grimm6th
I think what you don't get is that weapon sets do several things:
You, I like you. Also, someone mentioned earlier about having specific abilities like their snare/root always being #3 and some other stuff of similar nature. It was then followed up by saying "but if I can't move my abilities, even if I put the hotkeys to how I am accustomed too, in the heat of battle there will obviously times where misclicks happen." Now why would misclicks happen if you knew what type of ability you needed to use and you had said ability type bound to your familiar/usual keybinding, regardless if the keybinds on your bars read 1, 3, 4, 2, 5 or 1, 2, 3, 4 ,5?
Again, I suppose it won't hurt if ANet lets it happen, but there shouldn't be a downside to not leaving it as is if you actually use the assigned keybinding (whether they be default or custom) as opposed to clicking, which is what it seems like most of the people pushing for the change probably do, click.
Do I need MMO Viagra for GW2?
General Discussion « Guild Wars 2
The number one thing to remember when looking at/reading about/watching videos of Guild Wars 2 is that you cannot view it as a traditional MMO and make comparisons based on that view. If you do this, you will get the wrong impression of the game, and will probably stick with your out-of-date, previous generation MMO because it's familiar and for whatever reason, appealing to you.
I've played WoW for 6 years, Rift for just under 1.5, STO for half a year, have friends and guildmates who have played FFXI, EQ, EQ2, SW:TOR, TERA, Aion, DAoC, etc etc. You name it, myself, or someone in my guild has played it, and played it enough to know what (if any) redeeming qualities it possessed. I won't explicitely tell you whether the things I'm about to list are redeeming or not, that is up to you to decide, but here is what GW2 has.
To Xobdnas, the OP of the thread, I believe you've become a little jaded over the years, but that is ok, we all were at some point. Back in my heyday of World of Warcraft, someone in Trade chat linked the Zhaitan event from GamesCon and I shunned it and insulted it like the plague. Because to me, all I saw were a bunch of seemingly uncoordinated blokes zerging this large outdoor dragon with no tank, no healers spamming buttons to make those life bars, and no apparant strategy other than to "try not to die, and shoot the boss."
It was 1.5 years later after I quit that a Rift guild member mentioned it and I said "Oh, that shitty looking zergfest of a game" which sparked a night of regret. I had come to the realization that I hated WoW and everything it had become long before that night, but it was after that night that I truly understood what I hated. I hated that I had been doing the same workout on the same treadmill for 6 years without ever critically thinking about the situation I was in and forming an objective opinion. It was unacceptable to be so naive and jaded in my opinions when I was 2 years into college, a time where I should have already been able to look at things with an open mind and form an objective and educated opinion based on the facts and information present in front of me, not based on the hearsay and the popularized opinion of the masses.
I personally don't feel GW2 is overhyped. If anything, it's getting a lot of undeserved flak because it doesn't play/feel like the MMOs of the past 6 years, and the fact it doesn't make you pay $15 for mediocre at best content that a chimpanzee could design better and release more of. But to me, those are good.....no.....those are fucking great thing because it will show the industry that innovation does have a place in this genre; and that if you innovate intelligently, you can still launch a successful game that will create revenue. And in all honesty, there is no treadmill, unless you count going from 1-80 as one of those treadmills.
Bottom Line: Anyone even remotely interested should buy the game and give it at least a month, maybe even two. Why? Because the only thing you have to lose is $60, and let's be honest here, that $60 was probably going to go to some trashy, half-assed game that has a new version of it released every year. Where the most amount of campaign/story mode gameplay you will get out of it is 20 hours, if you're extremely lucky. With no monthly subscription fee, you don't need to feel rushed or obligated to drop it like a hot potato 29 days after you buy it before you get charged $15, nor do you need to feel like you need to play it every minute of every day to get your money's worth. GW2 is a new kind of MMO, and as such should be given the chance and treated like one.
I want to be able to change hotkey for weapon skills!!!! You?
General Discussion « Guild Wars 2
Originally posted by Nanfoodle
Well....if the skills are indeed from shortest to longest cooldown (which in some cases they are not) then what you just said about #1 being your opener/most used and #2 being 2nd most used is exactly what will happen. You're going to use #1 more than #2, #2 more than #3, etc etc. Don't try and BS about the 20-30 skills a class, you might have that if you count all of the skills on all of the weapons, but you will only ever have 2 weapon sets at a time equipped (aka only 5 skills that change to 5 other skills). Try having 20 at a time split amongst what is effectively 4 different weapon sets as an Elementalist.
Also, how is from shortest to longest cooldown not a logical order? That's one of the basic ways of organizing things.
Guild Wars 2 Build Creator
General Discussion « Guild Wars 2
Originally posted by Redemp
Before we start, when you were getting these ludicrous numbers, what was your build? And also, did these 10k+ Volleys and Hundred Blades bring someone from 100% to near dead? If the answer to both of these is yes (and there is no way that it isn't) then the points you have made are invalidated. Glass-Cannon builds only work against other glass-cannon builds because they have ludicrous damage output and no defense to weaken the incoming hit. It's just like a cannon made of glass, it's good for firing one shot, and it's all over after that.
If it's (Greatsword) damage was toned down, he didn't notice much of a difference, at least not so much of a difference that he was asking the question why people weren't dying as fast.
I would love to see an 11k Volley or 2.5k Longshot to anyone with any sort of reasonable defense value. It is not even remotely in the realm of possibility without you being a glass cannon-power/Might stacking build and without your target also having little to no extra defense (aka being a glass cannon). I hope we do get to coordinate something durign BWE #3 as Magnum and I are both in the low-mid 50's and leveling in zones 20+ levels below us is wasting time we could be testing these types of things with other players.
Note: They are buffing the Longbow for BWE #3 so I doubt you'll get to see it again in its current waste of a weapon slot (BWE #2 form).
Conditions are strong, but condition removal is also strong, and every class has multiple ways of removing, Rangers, Elementalsits, and Guardians have the more powerful removal/prevention spells that we have noticed (Cleansing Flames is just a bit OP, at least it was at 30 seconds, but now it's 50 seconds for the cooldown so its pretty reasonable now).
None of us had problems with Rangers either, at least not one's using the Longbow, maybe it's because we were running around with 600+ defense and 20k hp, but we typically ignored Rangers using ranged weapons and saved them for last. I only ever fought one that forced me to give him more attention than I would have liked to, and he was using the same weapons as Magnum. But I have seen Magnum take on 3 seemingly average players and come out on top; not to mention we "dueled" in an empty sPvP match for about 15 minutes before we said "stalemate, this is going nowhere fast." I'm very interested to see the changes and where all of this goes (mostly because they're removing the trait that grants condition removal on dodge roll, which was a good chunk of his survivability against me).
I don't know if every Guardian is specced healing or if their one heal everyone uses is ridiculous, but I have not seen another profession that I know for a fact use a heal that did damn near 10k HP. Rangers are pretty close, lots of passive regen if built right, and the Spirit Elite has so much healing its almost uncanny, but at least the Spirit is killable. I suppose the fact the Guardian does about as much damage as a fluffed pillow in comparison to other professions that they need the best healing/defensive abilities in the game, but I still think it could use a little toning down (Ranger Spirit Elite too).
One thing I will say about the Elementalist is that solo, at least using a staff and with the build in my 1st post, is that they are indeed well balanced. However, in group play, the closest thing support/utility wise would be a Warhorn wielding Ranger, and all he can do is give AoE boons. The Elementalist drops combo fields that grant near disgusting possibilities to lock someone down and control almost every second of the fight.
I've seen some good Engineers and some bad ones (I've seen a lot of good and bad of everything to be honest), but the most successful Engineers I found were using turrets or mines (mostly turrets) as point support/defense/area denial while keeping away from close range combat by wielding ranged weapons. Now, as a staff Elementalist the multiple turrets is like a Necromancer's or Mesmer's minions/clones, get them grouped, AoE them down, proceed to player. But I'd imagine single target builds or weapons without many AoE abilities would struggle with a support oriented build like this.
I have not seen this 15 seconds auto-win button combination (or if I did I still was alive at the end of it), but I would like to see/know more about it. They do have some of the highest burst in the game though that much I do know having fought way to many of them (thankfully most of them were baddies using the Greatsword), and it is not blatently obvious from what I've seen that it is coming. Overall, my opinion of them is low, they have some excellent burst, but between the clones and phantasms, they're more of an annoyance than a threat in 1v1 or 1v2 play though.
While we do have a warrior who undoubtedly is capable of what you're saying (wrecking the shit out of people), I always know when his burst is coming, and it 90% of the time comes when he either uses his Bola, or his stun/knockdown. Seeing either of those two abilities go off on me is an immediate reflex for me to hit one of my stun breakers/condition removal and spam dodge roll and CC effects. The do have some of the highest base HP in the game, but they are way to easily kiteable (at least by an Elementalist), and their sustained damage suffers because of that unless they swap to a Rifle, which pretty much none of them that I have played against do (short of the guild member). So basically, dodge roll/control them when they get close, and their sustained damage output is about that of a Guardian; condition builds are probably going to be mandatory if playing one outside of a very, very organized group. And no one wants to be forced into a 'cookie cutter build.'
Disagree with the Necro pet vs Ranger pet tanking capability. The Ranger can 'hot swap' out his pet at any given time to any one of his other pets with full HP and proceed to continue use it to tank a mob. If that's not leaps and bounds better than a Necro then I don't know what in this reality is.
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The Seahawks' playoff chances may have taken a nosedive on Sunday, and not just because of their 24-21 loss to the Dolphins. The Seahawks are facing the loss of both starting cornerbacks, Richard Sherman and Brandon Browner, for four games apiece for violating the NFL's performance-enhancing drug policy, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. The two physical cornerbacks, centerpieces of the Seahawks' impressive young defense, are appealing and "insist they are innocent," according to Schefter. Browner made the Pro Bowl last season, while Sherman is regarded as one of the emerging shutdown corners in the NFL. Sherman made headlines after the Seahawks' Week 6 win over the Patriots when he taunted Tom Brady via Twitter and called the Patriots' offense a "gimmick." He recently changed his Twitter name to "Optimus Prime" before facing off against Calvin "Megatron" Johnson and called the Lions' star receiver a "non-factor" after the game, despite a Seattle loss. Both played Sunday, combi...
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Northeastern researcher elected president of the Complex Systems Society
Alessandro Vespignani, the Sternberg Family Distinguished University Professor of physics, computer science and health sciences, believes that complex systems science has the potential to solve real-world challenges.
'Popping in' on the latest research
From brain computer interfaces to gyroscopes, the next generation of healthcare technologies have something for everyone — and they're being developed in Northeastern labs.
Technology to improve health care
Northeastern's new doctoral program in personal health informatics — the first of its kind in the nation — will prepare students for researching and developing new technologies that can have a global impact on healthcare.
Drug discovery symposium maps new frontiers, collaborations
At a symposium hosted by Northeastern on Tuesday, a pioneering chemist marveled at the human body's ability to flourish in the face of exposure to thousands of harmful pathogens.
School of Pharmacy celebrates 50 years of excellence
Over the weekend, generations of Northeastern alumni, faculty, staff, university leaders, and current students, came together to commemorate the school's proud history and look forward to its bright future.
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Phi Delta Chi, Northeastern's fraternity of pharmacy students, will host the annual Bouvé College of Health Sciences Health Fair and Free Flu Clinic on Wednesday.
PA program honors four decades of service
Suzanne Greenberg, who in 1971 established Northeastern's physician assistant program, was honored this summer with its Outstanding Service Award.
The language of neural cells
Heather Clark, an associate professor of pharmaceutical sciences, has received a $300,000 Young Faculty Award from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to explore neural cell communication.
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Claude Giroux and Danny Briere each had a goal and an assist to help the Philadelphia Flyers beat the Carolina Hurricanes 5-3 Saturday night. Kurtis Foster, Brayden Coburn and Mike Knuble also scored for the Flyers, who won for just the third time in nine games. Joni Pitkanen, Eric Staal and Patrick Dwyer had Carolina's goals. Ilya Bryzgalov made several tough saves among his 39 stops and the Flyers continued their dominance over the Hurricanes. They are 23-4-4 against Carolina since Nov. 28, 2003. Philadelphia scored three power-play goals on its first three chances. The Flyers came in 5 for 40 on the power play. Playing just their third home game, the Flyers seemed energized in front of an orange-clad sellout crowd. They scored three goals in an action-filled first period and led the rest of the way. Coburn and Briere scored 58 seconds apart for a 3-1 lead in the first. Coburn put one in after goalie Dan Ellis made a save on Jakub Voracek's breakaway sho...
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49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh will be headed back to college to coach the University of Michigan and that is great news for college football fans. According a long time friend of mine, and an outstanding reporter Dave Feldman
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What I thought would be a boring weekend for the Big Ten turned out to be a very good day indeed.
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Plans for an Apple retail store in downtown San Luis Obispo are on hold indefinitely, after the company showed initial interest in renovating one retail location in area, but ran into a few obstacles. Following recent news of upcoming stores in Denver and Chicago as well as a third location in Manhattan, the San Luis Obispo Tribune report says despite early discussions about the company's storefront design, momentum has slowed to a standstill. "As of now, it is in Apple's court as to whether they are moving forward and the timing for moving forward," city officials told the publication. "The application is on hold." Apple submitted an application with the city earlier this year to take over 899 Higuera St., the previous location of the Express for Men store at the Downtown Centre. City officials speculated that momentum may have slowed because the company was unable to launch the store before the lucrative holiday shopping season
The report says that Apple's design was initially approved in July by the Cultural Heritage Committee; however, the committee set out several conditions for the retailer "to achieve the design goals of the historic downtown," the report said.
The changes including reducing or eliminating use of stainless steel in the facade, retaining the windows on Morro Street to allow pedestrians to see in and keeping the bulkhead in place.
Apple's meeting with the Architectural Review Committee, originally scheduled for early August was continued a few weeks to give Apple additional time to make design changes, but the Cupertino-based company later requested an "indefinite" continuance.
The company faced similar store front design hurdles in both Boston and the Flatiron District of Manhattan--later abandoning plans for the Manhattan store location, but continued seeking approval for its revised store front design in Boston. The company received approval for its Apple store on Boylston Street approved last week.
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All three of these cases are variations on the same theme: deep pockets. Cities and other public entities are sometimes tempting targets for lawsuits because they can pay out big settlements. Cities facing such suits have to confront two ethical issues:
At a May 2010 meeting of the Public Sector Roundtable, city attorneys, public officials, and staff members from the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics talked through the deep pockets issue and how to approach these questions. Presenters included three attorneys with extensive experience representing municipalities: Gregory Call, Julia Damasco, and Jeffrey Hare.
Damasco argued that it may seem legitimate to balance the cost of settlement versus the cost of litigation, but that such an approach is a false paradigm because "some goals are not economic." Ethical issues for a public agency may include fairness, justice, and the common good. To honor these values, cities may make decisions based on factors other than money:
Sending a message: A city may want to fight a nuisance lawsuit to deter more plaintiffs from filing other such cases with little merit. As one participant put it, "We take a hard line. We want the word to go out, 'If you're going to sue us, bring your lunch.'" Another cautioned, however, that council "may have an inflated idea of sending a message." While such an approach may work with overreaching personal injury attorneys, it is less effective with a one-time challenge to a development plan based on the California Environmental Quality Act.
Protecting a precedent or principle: City councilmembers may decide to litigate to protect practices they deem fundamental to the way they operate, Call added. For example, a city may decide to fight a suit over police use of Tasers in order to establish the legitimacy of this practice.
Ensuring the efficient administration of public safety: Several participants indicated that their cities generally fought lawsuits brought against police officers in order to show support for law enforcement. These cases, however, may show gaps in training that council needs to address, whether or not the suit is successful.
All three attorneys counseled against protracted litigation for the sole purpose of protecting the city's honor or making a statement. Cities need to be clear about their goals, strategy, and the risks they incur in going to court, Call emphasized.
"The litigation system doesn't usually achieve justice," said Damasco. "I love the law, so I don't mean this in a pejorative sense. Litigation is a way to avoid solving disputes through combat. In the process, all of the litigants usually lose something."
Miriam Schulman is the communications director of the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics.
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Hair (Hair song)
|Song from the album Hair
|May 6, 1968
|Rock, pop rock
|James Rado, Gerome Ragni
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|Single by The Cowsills
|"What Is Happy?"
"Hair" is the title song to the 1968 musical Hair and 1979 film adaptation of the musical.
Context in the musical[edit]
The musical's title song begins as character Woof slowly croons his reason for his long hair, as tribe-mate Berger joins in singing they deem they "don't know."[1] They lead the tribe, singing "Give me a head with hair," "as long as God can grow it,"[1] listing what they want in a head of hair and their uses for it. Later the song takes the tune of "The Star-Spangled Banner" with the tribe punning "Oh say can you see/ My eyes if you can/Then my hair's too short!"[1] Woof and Berger's religious references continue with many a "Hallelujah" as they consciously compare their hair to Jesus's, and if Mary loved her son, "why don't my mother love me?"[1][2] The song shows the Tribe's enthusiasm and pride for their hair as well as comparing Woof to a Jesus figure.[2]
Cover versions[edit]
The song was a major hit single for The Cowsills in 1969 and their most successful single. Their version spent two weeks at #1 on the Cash Box Top 100[3] and reached #2 on the Billboard Hot 100.[4] It also reached #1 on the RPM Canadian Singles Chart.[5]
The song was also covered in Australia in 1969 and released as a single by Doug Parkinson in Focus (b-side with "Without You") and was a top ten hit for him there that year.[6]
Italian singer Elio Gandolfi covered the song in 1968, entitled "Hair (Capelli)".[7]
A version by Dutch rock band Zen reached the top of the Dutch Top 40 in January 1969.[8]
Punk rock band The Dickies covered the song on their 1989 album "Second Coming".
The song was performed by the Minions in the 2015 animated film Minions and its soundtrack.
Appearances in media[edit]
- On The Simpsons episode, "Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiala(Annoyed Grunt)cious", the song is played in the background as Marge's hair starts to fall out from stress.[9]
- On The Simpsons episode, "D'oh-in' in the Wind", the song is played in the hippies' car as Homer wears a jester hat.[10]
- In 2009, the song was used in a mash-up with Beyoncé's "Crazy in Love" in the Glee episode 11, "Hairography".[11]
- The title song as well as another song from the musical "Good Morning Starshine" were featured in "Mystery Science Theater 3000" in the Season 5, 8th episode "Hercules Unchained".[12]
- In My Wife and Kids episode, "The Sweet Hairafter", Michael Kyle (Damon Wayans), sings the song playing his keyboard, while his hair supplement grows in.
- Joel Whitburn, The Billboard Book of Top 40 Hits (6th ed. 1996), p. 148.
- ^ a b c d Hair lyrics
- ^ a b Hair Archives
- ^ Cashbox Magazine Archive
- ^ Billboard - Hair
- ^ Canadian Singles Chart - May 12, 1969
- ^ [Australian Chart Book 1970-1992]
- ^ Elio Gandolfi - Discography
- ^ "Nederlandse Top 40 - week 1, 1969" (in Dutch). Retrieved March 13, 2010.
- ^ Simpsons Season 8 Episode 13 Soundtrack
- ^ Simpsons Season 10 Episode 6 Soundtrack
- ^ Hairography
- ^ Hercules Unchained
|Preceded by
"Eloise" by Barry Ryan[note 1](Dutch)
|Dutch Top 40 number-one single
(Zen version)
January 4, 1969
|Succeeded by
"Ain't Got No, I Got Life" by Nina Simone[note 2] (Dutch)
|Preceded by
"You've Made Me So Very Happy" by Blood, Sweat & Tears
|RPM Canadian Singles Chart number-one single
(The Cowsills version)
May 12, 1969
|Succeeded by
"Get Back" by The Beatles
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- ^ "Nederlandse Top 40 - week 49, 1968". Retrieved March 13, 2010.
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A roundup of the most talked about political and global stories in the Jewish world this week:
Pollard question
Might this be the time Jonathan Pollard gets freed? The White House is reportedly considering Israel's request to release spy Jonathan Pollard, something that Israel has been pushing for for over two decades. "Pollard's release would constitute a political triumph for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and it would create feelings of gratitude for Netanyahu among the right-wing ministers in his ruling coalition. But these feelings would dissipate entirely at the exact moment when Netanyahu returns to the business at hand: trading land to the Palestinians in exchange for peace," wrote Jeffrey Goldberg at Bloomberg View. "His release is not certain," said Ruth Marcus in The Washington Post, "but wouldn't be surprising. What more is to be achieved from his continued incarceration for a few extra months — especially when there is the prospect, however slim, of gain from letting him go early?"
Storming the Mosque
Jewish extremists on Sunday "stormed Al-Aqsa Mosque compound under the protection of the Israeli police," according to reports. They broke through the Al-Magharbeh Gate, the latest example of their breaking into the Al-Aqsa Mosque complex in Al-Quds. The incidents have upset Palestinians and has led to violent confrontations. Meanwhile, Israeli authorities have "approved a plan to build a Jewish synagogue near the Al-Aqsa Mosque complex in Al-Quds," other reports indicate. The synagogue will sit nearby to the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound. Stay tuned.
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The publisher of a Jewish newspaper in Baltimore filed for bankruptcy protection.
Alter Communications, which puts out the Baltimore Jewish Times and other publications, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Wednesday, the Baltimore Sun reported.
The Baltimore Jewish Times, a weekly in the city since 1919, will continue to be published, the company told the Sun. It has a circulation of more than 50,000.
The filing comes in the wake of a dispute between Alter Communications and its former printing vendor over printing costs. The publisher told the Sun that it was overpaying as a result of a long-term contract it had signed 20 years ago and hired a new printer.
H.G. Roebuck & Son Inc. sued Alter in 2009 over the broken contract.
Alter has laid off 20 employees in recent years due to the recession, the Sun reported. Since 1996 the company, under the leadership of Andrew Alter Buerger, sold off Jewish newspapers in Detroit, Atlanta, Palm Beach and Boca Raton, Fla., as well as Vancouver, British Columbia.
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