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Originally posted by chivalry20k
I'm glad Eve was one of my first MMOs or else I would have been spoilt by the large amount of PvE games out there. In Eve to be a carebear is to be extremely cunning, you have to know alot and do alot and that takes a while. If you expect not to be shot at by 2 hurricanes and a tengu when you enter losec then you are seriously doing something wrong. One thing you should note is NEVER MINE IN LOWSEC unless you have someone watching your back and even then its still a risk.
You can play Eve completely free of PVP, stay in your NPC corp, don't leave hisec and mine all the roids in the world but that can get stale and of course you will want to leave hisec, you will always want to see that place where Jaspet is abundant and NPCs in belts have 500k to their name but no, because you have been spoilt by hisec you can never see the dangers coming, you will never know that you could easily have avoided that tengu and those two hurricanes and the other two that you dont remember if only you took the time to understand how things worked in that area of space. Its not the game's fault, i'm pretty sure the tutorial warned you that lowsec is where pirates operate but because you haven't learnt "the rules" yet you decide no one's going to shoot you down, hell i would shoot you down just to remind you that mining in lowsec is not something you should consider as your day job.
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The title of this thread is "Where Eve falls short", well for me CCP falls short in that it hasn't yet fixed the small font fault on the games User Interface for players who use large screen monitors of 22 - 24 inches and above, and who use their monitors default resolutions to see the HD graphics the game has.
You can only enlarge the UI font to 12 points, which makes the lower case letters at 1920 x 1200 2mm high, and no more.
If you have a 17 inch monitor you'll be fine at its default resolution of 1024 x 768, as the lower case letters are 3mm high, and the icons on the left of the screen ar a comfortable 10mm high, but if you have a now standard 24 inch monitor or larger at its default resolution of 1920 x 1200 or higher then your eyes will not be happy as you squint and try to read the tiny text on the UI when you are sat at a comfortable distance from the screen. The same effect is if you play at HD resolution or 1920 x 1080.
Note: On 30 inch monitors at their default resolution of 2560 x 1600 it gets worse, as the lower case letters are now just 1 millimeter high, and the icons on the left of the UI are now a mere 5 millimeters high.
You can have a comfortable text size that can be read at 1024 x 768, or you can play the game with HD graphics, but you cannot do both at the same time...yet.
EVE players are usually older and not 16 years old with 20/20 eyesight.
When EVE was developed, 19" monitors was as good as it got. Now many peoples PC's have flat wide screen monitors, combined with the more powerful graphic cards have double resolution, not to mention triple the pixel density as was available when Eve was developed.
Thus as a result the font size situation is ridiculous, and needs to be fixed as CCP hasn't really changed anything in this UI scheme except colors, and they haven't listed any reasonable UI modifications in years.
I can only speculate the cause on four things:
(1) Eve doesn't have the talent to improve the UI or else why have they have prioritized by piling on more content features than fixing the UI. i.e. eye candy before practicallity. As the Eve font, and font size is symptomatic of the lack of usability consulting. Some experts in the field of UI font size and font design for graphical accessibility and usability should be on the dev team.
(2) The Eve developers when they first developed the game did something really stupid, like hard code the font sizes in several different places or, even worse, make the layouting engine not able to scale.
(3) Long time / hardcore Eve players who tolerate the UI suffer from cognitive dissonance.
(4) So long as its punters keep paying their subs to play the game CCP just doesn't give a dam.
I'd like to give CCP money via the subscription, and play this game beyond the two week trial, and just making the text bigger would go a long way for me and lots of regular Eve players, say making the font sized so it is at maximum size on the screen is 5 millimeters high would be wonderful.
But the impression I get is that CCP just doesn't care how the UI is as long as it looks the part, and while I'm on the subject. It's not just the font, as I mentioned all the icons become too small too at high resolutions. I wish some of the CCP GUI people could spent a few days playing on a 24" or bigger screen with 1920 x 1200 or higher resolution, and then tell the Eve community how easy it was to read the tiny text on the games UI without getting eye strain and a headache...or not.
Every game has pros and cons.
Eve's cons is its Pve even though damn near the entire playerbase runs missions, rats,plex and wormholes.
It must be fun for someone if so many people do it. I mean why do something you don't enjoy?
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Why do you have a job you do not like?
Sometimes you do things you do not enjoy in order to do think you enjoy.
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Umm, maybe since I need food on my table? My bills need to be paid? What kind of comparison was that?
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I played Eve for a while, and I think it's a great game, just not for me. Eve is a PvP game, (which is why I left) but it's a bit silly to say that is a failing of Eve. For the majority of Eve players, that is it's strength. If you want to see people quit in droves, remove the open PvP aspect of it.
I had a few minor quibbles with the game. For as complex as it is, I found the tutorial waaaay too short. It needs to be about 6 hours imo. The other part I didn't like was travel times. Often it would take 10 to 20 realtime minutes to go from one place to another. That's just dull.
I think for a growing number of fans, Eve is the PvP game.
Originally posted by Gdemami
I've never done anything in Eve that wasn't fun. if you find yourself doing something thats sucky then you need to back away from the PC and either re-evaluate your gameplay choice or stop playing.
Eve is still a game bro. We play a game to have a good time. I'm sure you can find a way to make isk that's fun for you.
Originally posted by Varny
^^ this
Eve, like Darkfall, is a PvP-focused game. Take away the forced PvP and the game falls apart. I used to play Eve, but as I get older I like PvP less and less, so I stopped playing the game and found one more in-line with my play-style. I didn't incessantly whine on forums about how the game should change to suit me. I moved on.
The thing that drives me crazy is the number of gamers these days that come into a certain type of game and think that it should conform to their play-style even if the game was designed differently. That's like going into a restaurant, ordering a steak, and then forcing the chef to make it taste like chicken. If you want chicken, then order the damn chicken.
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Originally posted by PostLarval
^^ this
Eve, like Darkfall, is a PvP-focused game. Take away the forced PvP and the game falls apart. I used to play Eve, but as I get older I like PvP less and less, so I stopped playing the game and found one more in-line with my play-style. I didn't incessantly whine on forums about how the game should change to suit me. I moved on.
The thing that drives me crazy is the number of gamers these days that come into a certain type of game and think that it should conform to their play-style even if the game was designed differently. That's like going into a restaurant, ordering a steak, and then forcing the chef to make it taste like chicken. If you want chicken, then order the damn chicken.
Great analogy and spot on.
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Originally posted by Rockgod99
EVE's pros outweight the cons dramatically imo.
Keep on rockin'!
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The point is that all game play choices require ISK but not all will pay out equally :)
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I think the flight navigation needs to be refined. Rather than double clicking into random space to guide your ship, how about manually controlled via keyboard/joy stick?
I feel that it would be much more interactive with the user to control his/her ship in that manner and also allow for a enjoyable experience. It would be neat someday to pilot your ship via joy stick and suddenly fall into combat. You set your ship on a orbital course and man the guns (via joystick) and from there, your skills of hand-eye coordination come into play along with the skills you have trained.... I think it would be pretty realistic and also pretty sweet.
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Originally posted by PattMan3000
I was actually thinking the opposite of that, set your guns to attack and man your orbital trajectory because everyone knows you shouldn't fly in a straight line. But yea, I can see them adding something like that later on down the road without changing the fundamentals of the game.
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I got so much trouble on my mind Refuse to lose.
OP is actually not to far on this one.
Although EVE holds major interest for PVP players. A game can not survive on PVP alone.
Without equal quality PVE element (or should i call it simulated world) the game relies to much on players to create quality content. And it just doesnt work.
No wonder CCP is trying for past several years to improve PVE side of the game.
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Facta, non verba.
I had some of the same problems with the font size. I have 20/20 vision, but i'm getting older so I know what you mean. I changed the font to the largest size and it helped. I would say the font is actually what limits my playtime. I can't play for hours and hours now b/c of eyestrain. It might be a good thing actually.
@OP-Your poll is so vague and ambiguous I don't know where to start. PvE in EvE is limited to small/med/large red boxes, and if you want...you can zoom in and look at the ships. There are many different factions, all with different damage types and resistances. I find the PvE is intelligently designed but underwhelming implemented. I could make that same assessment about most PvE I have done.
@ all the comments about Economics 101 and why PvP is needed.....if you aren't playing the game, you should keep your comments to yourself. All items in game are crafted by players therefore if you don't lose ships in PvE(rarely does this happen), what happens to the amount of items in game that are created? I really don't feel the need to go over this, but remember...90% of EvE players live in about 10% of the universe. Reread that sentence. Where do the people that live outside of that area get their goods? They get them from people in their corp/alliance or they fly back to empire and jump/fly it out.
EvE is proactive in addressing the economy in changing loot drops from PvE, and a host of other things. CCP is working on it.
@ the person upset about getting their Hulk popped and stating that it was griefing.......and to the next poster that defended him...read the EULA.
Learn what griefing means. If I fly through your area and see you happily mining in your little frigate bothering no one...I have a choice. You may not like it. However, that isn't griefing. What is griefing..is if I station camp you in, and won't let you play the game. Harrassing you in local, bumping you in an asteroid belt repeatedly, etc, etc.
Getting popped once and them moving on is something that you should be mad at yourself for.
Plan better and bring some friends. EvE isn't made for solo players.
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Originally posted by CactusJack
This is why new people leave the game. imo
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Facta, non verba.
I think you are stating why new people leave is the misunderstanding that they have for what defines griefing and what the EULA states? I hope that you realize these are the people that EvE doesn't want. I'm doing my very best not to sound elitest, but why would I play a game and not read the EULA? Do you go into a restaruant and complain about what you can't order without reading the menu first?
Your comment isn't without merit, but again if new players get destroyed because they are in losec or doing something they shouldn't do, what do you think should happen? I can only give my example..when I started back in 2006, I wanted to mine some new ore. Corpmates told me to stay out of losec. I didn't listen..guess what happened next?
I was angry, and I felt it was unfair. I mean, why did he attack me? I didn't do anything to him. I didn't even have any guns fitted. So now I was faced with a decision to make...should I ragequit and tell everyone EvE sucks? Should I ask my corpmates why this happened and get laughed at? Should I learn a lesson and pay attention?
Your oversimplified response of "that's why new players leave" makes me think...well...maybe I don't want players that don't listen to senior/elder corpmates. Maybe I don't want players that don't read warning messages about jumping into losec because in their last MMO, you could do whatever you wanted.
I have spent literally hundreds of hours, as most vets have explaining hundreds of different topics with rookies. I like helping new players. I was new once...but I didn't listen. I paid a penalty for it. If I tell you something, and you don't listen...well..you make your own choices and live with them.
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Originally posted by CactusJack
As far as I'm concerned, most players new to Eve go through an experience like this. Shit, I'm an older player and I still make mistakes like this. I consider this to be a filter, keeping out the people who can't deal with having to be so responsible and dependent on their own decisions.
The whole "that's why new players" leave excuse doesn't cut it. Some new players leave because of it. Some don't. The ones that stay, awesome. The ones that leave, I'm glad they're gone, because they are the type of players that can lead to the ruin of such a game.
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Today is a good day to Pwn someone
Well I have been playing over an year, and my PvP can be summed up in three events.
Get lured to loc-sec by someone who I though was a friend - surprize!
Shooting at a can flipper, and discovering that can flipper have other ships - shocked!
Ratting in lo-sec and discover my ship didn't align and warp anywhere nearly as fast as I thought it would - stupidity!
Other than that I have mined, crafted, missioned, and traded; all of which were fun (for me) and didn't require PvP (and I'm a great fan of PvP/RvR of War and DAoC). So it perfectly possible to have fun in Eve without the "cost" of enforced PvP (and also being in a Corp).
Having said that, a good Corp does raise the game to another level (even if you find it hard to find time to join in Corp/Guild events like me).
I would agree that Eve fall short on the interface, and scable fonts; and that keyboard short cuts are really a must (although there is small movement in this area, and a release next year for more shortcuts) - personally I have been using and loving Gamepad like the Logitech G13 and their like for years in MMO, and the only use I have found for them in Eve is enguaging Drones and stopping ships :)
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The strong are sometimes wrong but the weak are never free.
I would like to see something a bit more like L2s PvP flagging system in EVE. You can still PvP anywhere anytime but because the penalties are much more immediate and lasting, actual ganking is rather rare.
PvP is essential to EVE and its economy, not random ganking, just like war in the real world has a way of driving the economy that supplies the munitions but don't forget that the only reason WW2 was a great thing for the American economy is because the US didn't get attacked on its soil. We had the only significantly intact economy at the end of the war, everyone else took years to rebuild.
Likewise, EVEs wartime economy depends not only on PvP generating the demand but also on relatively safe areas for supply to be produced, be that tightly controlled null-sec or high sec. Business does not thrive where it is not safe. Business loves war, but only if that war is happening somewhere else.
Safety, however, costs money. Lots of taxes and fees go into keeping the nice parts of town nice. So any region in EVE that developed a more draconian approach to crime in its systems should be a more expensive place to live and do business. Surely these systems would have staggering gate tolls and sales tax. But that is the choice a businessman has to make. But that is fine, it is a sandbox game after all, let people choose their level of risk and reward.
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(Release: September 29, 2011) - Renovation of the Waltersdorf Quad is now complete and includes new seating walls near the Classroom and Science Buildings, as well as free Wi-Fi access within the Quad itself. Students can use the paved path around the Quad to access buildings on campus or walk through the center of the Quad using access stairways near the Science Building and the Student Center.
The campus Quad also features the Waltersdorf-Henson Tribute area, which is located in the center of the Quad. The tribute area was a gift of the Community Foundation of Washington County and the Richard A. Henson Foundation, Inc. in recognition of the Waltersdorf-Henson Endowment Challenge Campaign. The Waltersdorf-Henson Challenge was held from June 2005 through December 2010 and raised over $10 million dollars to benefit HCC and 15 other non-profit organizations.
John Waltersdorf and Richard Henson were local philanthropists and community leaders. In addition, Waltersdorf was a longtime friend of Merle S. Elliott, a member and former chair of HCC's Board of Trustees. Elliott has served on HCC's Board since 1986.
HCC offered to be the home of the tribute site and several local and community organizations donated funds to create the tribute area.
Future improvements to the Quad include the addition of a solar charging station for laptops and cell phones.
For more information about the Community Foundation of Washington County, go to www.cfwcmd.org. For more information about the Richard A. Henson Foundation, go to www.richardhensonfoundation.org.
See photos of the Sept. 17 Dedication Ceremony, as well as the Quad itself on HCC's Facebook page.


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"Do you see the emu?" asked a bubbly Amanda Hearst, pointing toward the expansive fenced-in farm behind her family's Water Mill spread. A giant ostrich-like bird was indeed flapping its feathers a little more than a touchdown pass away from the pool, where houseguests were splashing around in the hot summer sun. And the emu was just the beginning. The farm also has miniature goats, a donkey, a mini-horse, ducks, chickens, geese, cats, dogs, an African gray parrot, and doves. This is where the publishing heiress comes year-round, especially during summer weekends, to flee the concrete jungle. "We used to rent [in the Hamptons], and it would always be in Southampton, Water Mill, or Bridgehampton," says Hearst. But for the past 10 years her family (which includes Amanda's socialite mom, Anne Hearst, and her novelist step-dad, Jay McInerney) has occupied its Peter Cook–designed manse, which incorporates leftover marble mantelpieces her great-grandfather William Randolph Hearst flew in from Europe to furnish his famous castle in San Simeon, California.
Amanda Hearst photographed at her family's estate in Water Mill.


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What kind of punishment is involved in 'And these shall go away to punishment age-during.' Matthew 25:46 (YLT)
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Am I right in assuming that I'll go through the whole Thousand years reign of Christ on earth, before the White Throne Judgment takes palce?
The candid historian Robertson gives an accurate statement ofOrigen's eschatology, with references to his works, as follows: "Allpunishment, he holds, is merely corrective and remedial, beingordained in order that all creatures may be restored to their originalperfection. At the resurrection all mankind will have to pass through afire; the purged spirits will enter into Paradise, a place of training forthe consummation; the wicked will remain in the 'fire,' which, however,is not described as material, but as a mental and spiritual misery. Thematter and food of it, he says, are our sins, which, when swollen to theheight, are inflamed to become our punishment; and the outerdarkness is the darkness of ignorance. But the condition of thesespirits is not without hope, although thousands of years may elapsebefore their suffering shall have wrought its due effect on them. On theother hand, those who are admitted into Paradise may abuse theirfree will, as in the beginning, and may consequently be doomed to arenewal of their sojourn in the flesh. Every reasonable creature-evenSatan himself-may be turned from evil to good, so as not to beexcluded from salvation."
What is, the outer darkness; there shall be the weeping and the gnashing of the teeth mean?
I used to listen to a TV Bible teacher who "rightly divided the Word" and "didn't adhere to the traditions of men." He said that everyone who didn't have the chance to accept Christ, will be given that opportunity during Christ's Millennial reign. Is that something taught in UR/US?


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Concerning what the Bible says and what might be said in commentary from prominent church leaders is there a particular reason Jesus came 2000 years ago and not some other time. One would think earlier would be good.
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Kerry Cashman joined the University of New Hampshire women's basketball staff as the Director of Operations in September 2012.
As the director of basketball operations, Cashman is primarily responsible for all film exchange, team travel, continued development of alumni and the friends of women's basketball group and all other administrative duties. She will also serve as the community service and life skills liaison.
Cashman is a 2011 graduate of Boston University, where she earned a B.S. in Hospitality Administration and was a four-year letterwinner for the women's basketball team. Cashman was a two-time captain for the Terriers and had a breakout senior season in which she averaged 7.5 points, 8.7 rebounds and 1.4 blocks per game; with those numbers, she ranked third in rebounding and second in blocks in the America East conference en route to being named to the All-Conference Third Team.
She also excelled in the classroom. The Newfields, N.H. native and former Exeter Area High School standout was named to the 2011 America East Commissioner's Honor Roll and the 2010 Academic Honor Roll.
In 117 career games at BU, Cashman recorded 466 points, 496 rebounds, 97 blocks and a .483 field goal percentage. In her four years, the Terriers made two WNIT appearances, were the America East runner-up twice and the league regular-season champions in 2009.
Cashman has held the position of New Hampshire Rivals (Manchester, N.H.) head coach since March 2012. Her collegiate coaching career began as an assistant coach at Lesley University (Cambridge, Mass.) in the 2011-12 season; her responsibilities included creation and execution of practice plans as well as development of post players.
Cashman was a Student-Athlete Athletic Council (SAAC) member at BU. She also did volunteer work with Race for the Cure (Breast Cancer Awareness) and the Special Olympics.


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Public Work Utilities Division technician David Bodway with "Cousin It," one of two submersible pumps at a City of Peoria, Ariz., wet well. The pump station's average flow is about 1.1 mgd; peak, 1.8 mgd.
Unlike a high-speed, low-torque chopper pump, a sewage grinder is a low-speed, high-torque piece of equipment. A 29:1 gear reducer enables this 10-hp JWC Environmental grinder to deliver 45,000 pounds of cutting force. A chopper pump generates roughly one-tenth the force.
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After substantial outreach, residents still think its OK to flush consumer goods as Portland Water District employee Tom Hume points out because packaging isnt prominently labeled dont flush. To identify and quantify whats clogging pumps, use the Maine Wastewater Control Associations Pump Clog Standard Operating Procedure at http://go.hw.net/PWpumpclogs.
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After substantial outreach, residents still think it's OK to flush consumer goods — as Portland Water District employee Tom Hume points out — because packaging isn't prominently labeled "don't flush." To identify and quantify what's clogging pumps, use the Maine Wastewater Control Association's Pump Clog Standard Operating Procedure at http://go.hw.net/PWpumpclogs.
A chopper pump slices debris as it pumps sewage. This takes more electricity but requires less maintenance vis-à-vis clogs.
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A chopper pump slices debris as it pumps sewage. This takes more electricity but requires less maintenance vis-à-vis clogs.
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The Portland Water District provides wastewater services to six communities in southern Maine. Assets include 72 pump stations ranging from an ejector station serving several homes to the state's largest at 50 mgd; four treatment plants; and 96 miles of pipe.
The capital improvement plan included upgrading a pump station that feeds a 4.54-mgd treatment plant. Shortly after installation, the new pumps began to plug at the onset of wet weather. Two of the four pumps would fail completely. The other two would keep running with the clogs intact, making the entire facility vibrate.
Made entirely of baby wipes, according to Portland Wastewater Services Director Scott Firmin, the clogs were physically degrading the pumps. The district considered three possible solutions:
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Once a month, City of Peoria, Ariz., crews pull the two, 1.5-hp submersible pumps at the L103 wet well and, using machetes and industrial spears, hack through the material that's built up to form what you see above.
The "self-cleaning" Flygt N-pumps don't clog because their impeller vanes scrape themselves clean on a special relief groove in the volute. The problem, says Peoria Public Works Utilities Division Construction Supervisor Javier Setovich, PE, is that the material passes the pumps and clogs check valves downstream. His team hasn't been able to pinpoint major sources like rest homes, medical facilities, etc.
The division specified the pumps when the pump station was rehabilitated in 2009 because they performed well at other locations and managers wanted to standardize equipment for ease of maintenance and training.
Equipment: Flygt NP 3153X-414 "self-cleaning" pumps for semi-permanent wet well installations. The manufacturer guarantees the design will decrease electricity bills by at least 25%.
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RHMG Engineers Inc. of Mundelein, Ill., provides water and wastewater services for the 7-square-mile community and proposed a grinder, which is affixed to the incoming pipe and grinds solids in incoming sewage. Small bits of debris are easily pumped and don't accumulate at the bottom.
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The 4-by-400 relay team also won, and the 4-by-100 team was second.
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Mrs. Rosie Lee Royal Wilmoth Sebastian, age 86, passed away on Sunday, December 2, 2012. Mrs. Sebastian was born March 14, 1926 in Ashe County.
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CONCORD, N.C. – The WKA Board of Trustees met last week via conference call for their first meeting of 2013.
Two important items to result from the meeting involve the WKA Mazda / Bridgestone Manufacturers Cup Series, set for round two this April 5-7 at Carolina Motorsports Park in Kershaw, S.C.
Yamaha Junior and Komet Junior will run the same engine package the classes ran at the Daytona KartWeek opener and throughout the 2012 season. Further testing will be done throughout the year, however, there will be no change in the engine rules during the 2013 competition year.
Komet Sportsman has been added to the day two (Sunday) program at the remaining 2013 Man Cup nationals, beginning at Kershaw. The Saturday Komet Sportsman class will run a best five out of six races toward the national championship. Sunday's Komet Sportsman class will run a best four of five races with the opening race at Kershaw.
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The last time Ginnifer Goodwin visited Jimmy Kimmel Live, she was a devoted vegan. But lots have changed: from the sound of it, it seems these days the Something Borrowed star is more about burgers than beans. The actress, who's been animal-free for a couple of years, revealed she's been working meat back into her diet: "I'm always learning and growing and changing," she told Jimmy Kimmel. Check out the clip below to hear the story behind the first animal product she ate and why she's given up veganism.View Transcript »
NoteFromSELF 4 years
I agree with GirlA. The choice is Ginnfer's. Not all of us started out vegan, so others should be allowed to come into veganism in their own time. So easy to gloss over the "health issues" so quickly though. But she was rather flippant about it. "Then I scrambled up another one." Officially not a fan because of the attitude about it.
4 years
There's a reason so many vegan/vegetarian restaurants are near Hollywood; many celebrities have chosen that way of eating to keep their bodies in top working order. But, if Ms. Goodwin is about ethical eating, how does she know if her meat has been raised and slaughtered humanely? She would have to watch this process in person to know for sure. And, who can do that? Watch an animal grow up, watch it being killed before our eyes, and then eat it. Most people couldn't eat the animal after all that. But, at least, those who can, are not in denial or worse.
4 years
If being vegan is all about morals, then why are those with such "high morals" tearing down a person they don't even know. I think that speaking of others with respect and kindness should a higher priority than not eating animals. Geez, you want to talk about being humane.
4 years
As far as eggs go, you do realize that chickens lay eggs whether they're fertilized or not, right? I would know. I raise chickens. So what's wrong with eating chicken eggs? Also, what's wrong with drinking milk? 'Cow doesn't care so why should people?
jacktwist 4 years
What health problems? I get sick of these dubious health claims. I have yet to hear of a real health issue that bacon helps. And to the idiot who got B12 deficiency and then started eating meat....you are an idiot! Take a sublingual B12 and you're fine. Many meat eaters have difficulty absorbing the B12 in animal products and need to get B12 injections. You don't need meat to get B12....however if you're looking for an reason to go back to eating meat without feeling guilty it sure does for a good excuse.
4 years
I truly hate it when celebrities take it upon themselves to become vegan role models and turn right around and go back to their old ways and rub it in that not being vegan is so much better. It's a slap in the face for REAL vegans who stick to their morals. Do us a favor, Ginnifer, if you ever want to become "vegan" again, keep it to yourself. Don't try to become a vegan spokesperson again. You lost your credibility with us.
4 years
hey, i did the same thing. didn't work for me. Being vegan IS NOT the best for everyone. Besides, you're going to die anyway! AND THE BLOOD TYPE DIET IS VALID. So haters, do your research on it before you make rash judgments. I bet you have some sort of skin issue or something random you could cure if you paid attention. It's about enzymes. It's not a fad.
4 years
I think this is bullshit! Being vegan is the best thing you can do for your health. I think Ginnifer just needs to learn more about raw veganism. Also even if you are eating organic meat and eggs those animals still go to the same torture factories that all the other animals are sent to, to be murdered.~Kimberley Cressman, Halifax Canada
4 years
I didn't even bother to watch the interview, but it's interesting to me that thoughtful people who have made the informed choice not to eat meat can be so blind to how their hate speech turns people against their own cause. See reality and choose your words carefully, and perhaps you will not all continue to be painted as nutjobs.
4 years
"there is nothing wrong with consuming unfertilized eggs & dairy -- no animal is harmed by their harvestation" you have obviously never seen pictures or footage of egg-producing chickens or dairy cows. egg and dairy products can come from animals who suffer greatly. the chickens are treated no differently than poultry chickens and cows udders can be overgrown, chafed and sore, and so bloated that they can't even stand up. they too can live in horrible crowded conditions. animal products that come from animals who aren't slaughtered don't necessarily come from animals who were treated any better.
4 years
...animal slaughter is so funny jimmy and gennifer, let's sit around and laugh about animals being stabbed in the neck, writhing around...you're disgusting, banal...
girlA 4 years
So here's what bugs me about the whole thing: She's worked with animal rights groups, learned about the horrors of animal production and the impact it has on our environment--not to mention our health and yet, she can turn around and have no qualms about eating a meatloaf. I find that sad. Also, it was extremely hypocritical for her to say, "oh, my house is still cruelty-free," yet bring animal flesh into her house and bake it in the oven.
4 years
Actually, there is a lot of harm caused to animals by the battery egg and dairy industries. The male offspring of dairy cattle are taken off to be veal calves, to stand in a crate and not even be able to turn around. I once saw a photo of a mother cow who had tried to resist her male calf being taken away, and they broke her neck and left her on the floor to die slowly.
4 years
Obviously Goodwin wasn't vegan for ethical reasons. It is also hard to believe that she was one at all or knows what being vegan is and means. I suspect it was a fad thing for her since she doesn't give reasons for any of it and couldn't even say how long she "was a vegan.". The reason that she is no longer a vegan seems simply to be because animals taste good to her. She's certainly not a role model for veganism. And while she may be a good actress she's no great intellect, to put it mildly.
4 years
as in everything, moderation is the key. I prefer semi-vegetarian, or as I call it "vegetablearianism" there is nothing wrong with consuming unfertilized eggs & dairy -- no animal is harmed by their harvestation. they are excellent sources of protein too. once in a great while a small steak or fish & chips, but otherwise, am not a big meat eater. too much fat, added dyes, and hormones.
Natalie-Love 4 years
It is a tricky situation- I was vegetarian for 6 years before getting a b12 deficiency, getting tired of the whole thing, and going back to meat eating. Vegetarians sometimes get really defensive if I tell them this, but hey, my body, my health, my choices. I applaud her for being honest!
fuzzles 4 years
I have been hesitant to post on this issue. But I do agree with Anon # 13. When it comes to health--and politics aside--we should all listen to our own unique bodies. What works for one may not work for another.
4 years
Smart girl. Ginnifer listened to her body. I had the same thing happen, but it took me years to face the reality that my vegetarian diet was not supporting my health, meanwhile I had no energy and a host of health problems. Glad to see she did not cling to a belief system that did not serve her. Other vegans will cheat, have lapses, while continuing to claim they are 100% vegan. I know there is no talking to the converted on this, but many people do not thrive as vegetarians, much less vegans, and they will face health problems. Ginnifer can't afford to be sick, so she's adjusting her diet to a healthier one. Glad she's talking about this.
4 years
"I eat meat sparingly, for my blood type.." More silly pop nutrition b.s. Is pragmatism dead?
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I respect vegans but it isn't for everyone. Each time I have tried it - no matter how careful i am - I become anemic and sick. I believe in the humane treatment of animals however and as I am a huge meat eater (Grains/beans/etc DO NOT sit well with me, even veggies and fruits make me hurt) b/c i have to be, I am super careful about knowing where the meat was sourced and how the animals were treated. I have never felt better!
Demi-Langford 4 years
I think this is a perfect example of being flexible with your health, and having health be the ultimate goal. Dogmatic diet agenda's led me into the throws of eating disorder and addiction. When I softened around the edges of my diet rigidity, that is where I found optimal health. I eat meat sparingly, for my blood type, this is better. And I make sure the meat I eat is organic, free range, and comes from sustainable farms.
adrianaturner 4 years
Although I am vegan, all my friends and family are devout meat eaters, and I have absolutely no problem with that whatsoever. I do not judge others for eating meat, and believe it is completely up to them to put whatever they want into their body. I would just like to say to the person who made the rude protein comment above that she should educate herself a bit more before she goes making fun on vegetarians/vegans. Did you know that the average american gets twice as much protein as they need and that excessive amounts of it can actually deteriorate your bones? Needless to say vegans have plenty of ways to get enough protein through beans, legumes, and veggies, as well as tofu and soy milk, etc.
Advah 4 years
I really appreciate she's being honest about it. I've been vegetarian for two years and have recently started thinking of going back to eating meat, not because I want to but because my health has been terrible since I went vegetarian. I'm really careful about what I eat, but even when speaking with friends I realised a lot of them had the same experience. But not cool to call her a hypocrite; esp when she talks about being careful about where her food comes from. That's a lot more intellingent than most of my vegetarian friends who don't even care if their makeup's been tested on animals.
MrsGoGetah 4 years
Wow - some of you are taking things way to seriously. Meat isn't going to kill her - she didn't say she was eating bacon cheeseburgers every day geez! She mentioned salmon - which is very healthy for you and 'eggs from humanely handled chickens' Vegans are way to sensitive. You can't force your chosen way of life on others. I respect her more for being true to herself and opening her mind.


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Booklet - 'The Duke & Duchess A Memento of Their Visit to Melbourne', Leslie W. Craw, Melbourne, 1901 Reg. No: HT 16890
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- Publication titled on the cover 'The Duke and Duchess, a memento of their visit to Melbourne and opening of the first Commonwealth Parliament of Australia', May 1901, second edition, published by Leslie W. Craw and printed by D.W. Paterson, Melbourne.
The eighty-page publication was produced as a photographic memento of the visit to Melbourne by George - later King George V of England - and his wife May, the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York. The opening photographs include full-length portraits of their Royal Highness The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York across pages 4-5 respectively, as well as His Excellency, The Earl of Hopetoun, the Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia, and his wife, Her Excellency The Countess of Hopetoun. There is also a double portrait of the Duke and Duchess on page 21.
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Let us not forget Molly, the purpose of Universal Reconciliation - All means All, pedophiles, rapists, prostitutes, homosexuals, and beastiophiles, and yes even the sinner who is equal to all of these in his and her wickedness - the lustful eyed heterosexual.Shall we be Christ? Or shall we be the crowd with stones around the adulteress?
I am not defending them, I am only saying that we are not sinless, and therefore we should be careful when we judge, even righteously.
@ Thinktank.....I have no followers, have never taken a dime from the flock in tithes even when I was entitled according to man, am not part of any organized religion anymore, and have no sign over my door advertising what part of the Word I choose to believe and not another. If that makes me in a cult, then so be it. Blessings....


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Location:300 East Building 108 Seventh Ave S Nashville, TN
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Each Wednesday, from 5:45 – 7:30 p.m., our students gather for a time of worship, teaching, games, and more. Worship is from 6 – 7 p.m. and then our Family Groups (groups of Grades 7 – 12 students who are led by our juniors and seniors) meet from 7 – 7:30 p.m. This time is designed to deepen our students' understanding of God's Word so that they are better equipped to share His love. Tim Wildsmith and our student praise team lead worship.


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You walk in and is a typical city place. Enough space for about 10, a few sitting, a few standing.
I had an Americano and did not try any other snack, too early for any of that and I don't eat breakfast.
Verve coffee and I approve. Love at first sip. Friendly staff, small place, simple. I plan to return.
Black Friday weekend carries over to Monday. Who is ready to return to work? Not me. But, speaking of work and all black elixirs, a lovely gift from a fellow coffee lover. We understand our addictions well. After all, admitting you have a problem means it isn't really one, errrr - right.
This hits home. Delicious.
from emptyla.com
I look inside myself and see my heart is black
I see my red door and must have it painted black
Maybe then I'll fade away and not have to face the facts
It's not easy facin' up when your whole world is black
-who else, the Rolling Stones.