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Mt Fuji, Lake Ashi and Bullet Train Day Trip from Tokyo
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- Travel by boat and see the sights from the water
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After seeing the Visitor Center, return to your coach and proceed to Mt Fuji's 5th Station, located about halfway up the mountain at 7,545 feet (2,300m). Take in the shrines, torii gates and shops that sell souvenirs, along with views of Mt Fuji and the surrounding lakes (subject to weather conditions). Soak in the invigorating atmosphere of 5th Station; you might even spot some climbers preparing for their adventure. Then have time for lunch. You can choose the upgrade that includes a Japanese-style lunch, or have the option to buy your own meal.
After having a bite to eat, drive to nearby Lake Ashi, located in Hakone National Park. Step aboard your boat for a short cruise across the lake. Admire the spectacular scenery of pristine waters surrounded by Mt Komagatake, Mt Fuji and other mountains.
Disembark from the boat and head to the Mt Komagatake Ropeway, an aerial tram that takes you from the shores of Lake Ashi to the top of Mt Komagatake. Have time to walk around the mountain top and take in amazing views of Lake Ashi, the Owakudani volcanic valley and majestic Mt Fuji.
After visiting Hakone, transfer by coach to the evening bullet train (Shinkansen) for your return to Tokyo, where you make your own way back to your hotel.
Please note: Views around Mt Fuji are always subject to weather conditions as mountain weather is notoriously unpredictable. Visibility tends to be better during the colder months, in the early morning and late evening.
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Traditional Japanese style lunch included
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Mt Fuji, Lake Ashi and Bullet Train Day Trip from Tokyo
- One-way travel by motorcoach, return by Shinkansen bullet train
- Free Wi-Fi while on bus
- Entrance fees
- Professional guide
- Cruise on Lake Ashi
- Mt Komagatake Ropeway (check Additional Info for dates not operating)
- Hotel pickup (selected hotels only)
- Local taxes
- Gratuities (optional)
- Food and drinks, unless specified
- Hotel drop off
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking, unless you are booking within 5 days of travel. In this case, confirmation will be received within 48 hours, subject to availability
- Wheelchair accessible - if assistance is required, passenger must provide their own caretaker
- Infant rates apply provided they do not occupy a seat
- Infant meals not included
- Vegetarian menu is available and MUST be advise be advised at time of booking
- Please note, hotel pickup is available from selected hotels in Tokyo. If you cannot find your hotel on the list, please choose the nearest hotel offered or meet directly at the meeting point
- Please note: This tour will depart regardless of weather conditions. No refund will be given in the event that the weather limits views of Mt Fuji
- When the Fuji Visitor Center is closed or if the tour is behind schedule due to traffic conditions, the Fuji Visitor Center may be skipped
- The road to Mt Fuji 5th station sometimes closes due to heavy snows in the winter and the early spring. In the case the road closes, or if the tour is expected to fall behind schedule due to operation reasons, you will go to the highest possible point
- We recommend you bring a coat or other warm clothing during spring, autumn and winter.
- We will not cancel or refund your tour if you are unable to see Mt Fuji due to the weather conditions
- Although the Mt Komagatake Ropeway or the cruise on Lake Ashi may be omitted or substituted for as a result of traffic and weather conditions or other operational reasons, the tour will not be canceled nor will the tour fee be refunded. In the case that one or both of the destinations are omitted, you will enjoy one of the following alternatives: Narukawa Art Museum in Hakone, Hakone Check Point, Cruise on Lake Kawaguchi, Boat on Lake Ashi, Lake Kawaguchi Ropeway, Hakone En Aquarium, Hakone Shrine, and Hakone Ropeway (Owakudani Valley). Your tour guide will finalize alternatives based upon careful consideration of tour logistics and other conditions
- Your guide will tell you how to get back to your
hotel from Tokyo Station after you return by Shinkansen bullet train
Traveler Reviews
Reviewed by: Graham R, July 2015
A somewhat overcast and very cool summer day. Pampered in a luxury coach bus with an interesting and engaging guide. Shared her knowledge with entertaining anecdotes and looked out for us as we wandered around Station Five and even doubled checked we were on the Shinkansen bullet train. A brief glimpse of Mt Fuji was of course the high light. Lake Ashi was picturesque with low cloud and a smooth cruise.
A great day out with a top guide.
Reviewed by: Leigh P, July 2015
Very good day trip. Well organised and run. Tour guide was very informative and full of interesting facts. Due to weather conditions they had to make a slight itinerary change but ensured we had a replacement activity to do. A great way to fit a lot in for those with limited time.


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This unit is designed to explore the applications and implications of the physical principles underlying efficient human movement. The unit examines aspects of muscle mechanics relevant to sports performance and injury prevention, and investigates methods of quantifying human motion. Data from kinematic, electromyographic and kinetic sources will be analysed and interpreted. Exemplary material is drawn from studies of human locomotion and of the activity of isolated single-joint movements to determine the effects of injury and the progress of rehabilitation.
Assessment task 1: Mid trimester test (50 minutes) 25%
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I will get back to the sabots when time permits I have some 68 grain boat tail hollow points I will try with differant powders I will try some in a 16" barrel rifle that i have that shoots good.
One thing I did notice was that when I started reloading for these guns was that the rommy chamber has a huge amount of free bore like a 1/4" on the gun I checked. one could seat the bullet was past what the mag would allow and still have space before the bullet contacts the rifling.


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Gasoline prices expected to keep droppingBy JONATHAN FAHEY
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A motorist fills up Friday in Montpelier, Vt. The average price for regular gas across the nation dropped 17 cents in September. Vermont prices are typically higher than the national average, which was $3.44 per gallon at the end of last week.Gasoline prices have fallen steadily throughout September, and drivers should look forward to even cheaper fill-ups in the weeks ahead.
The national average price for a gallon of gasoline is now $3.44, down from $3.59 on Sept. 1. The price is the lowest its been at this time of year since 2010 and is likely to keep falling.
Meanwhile, Vermonts average gas price at the end of last week was $3.63, with many stations selling in the $3.40s in the southern part of the state, according to VermontGasPrices.com.
Its a lay-up for me to predict lower prices until Columbus Day weekend, says Tom Kloza, chief oil analyst at GasBuddy.com and Oil Price Information Service, which tracks retail and wholesale gasoline prices.
Wholesale gasoline prices have fallen faster in recent days than pump prices, so drivers can expect to pay even less as the pump prices catch up.
Gas prices tend to fall soon after Labor Day, but last year they didnt start dropping until mid-October. There are a few reasons for this falls decline in price, experts say:
Refiners can switch to cheaper blends of gasoline in the winter months as clean-air rules are relaxed.
Demand for gas declines in the fall after the summer driving season ends.
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Refineries have been relatively problem-free compared with last year. No hurricanes, and few unexpected problems at refineries or pipelines.
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Tween-teen girls are posting videos of themselves and asking YouTube users if they are ugly, pretty or fat.
Absolutely nothing good can come of this.
Take a look at "sgal901″ who looks and sounds like she's in middle school. She asks: "Am I Pretty or Ugly?" She has over 3.5 million views and 93,000 comments including:
Nice: "You are SO pretty, it's not even funny. Love your body, sweetheart <3″
Advice: "One does not come onto the Internet and ask for opinions, you WILL be flamed."
Cruel: "Yea your ugly as hell, just go ahead and end your life. Your going to die alone"
This girl who has a screenname of BeautifulandProud is asking, "Am I Ugly?"
Interview with myself:
Q: Why are girls doing this?
1) Because they can. They are young and not thinking about the consequences and cruel comments.
2) Desperately seeking approval. It's lonely being a tween-teen girl. Many have low self esteem and looking for validation in the worst place, the Internet. There's only one way for self esteem to go with these videos, and that's down.
3) Attention seekers aka "attention whores."
Q: Where are their parents?
I don't know where their parents are, but here is my #1 tip for parents: Find out what girls are doing on the web. Many parents think they have this under control because Facebook has become a family playground and some parents have a false sense of security because they are privy to their daughter's password. But do these parents know about Tumblr and the "thinspiration" aka "thinspo" blogs where girls cheer each other on to lose extreme amounts of weight? Information is power.
Q: How does YouTube stop this before it becomes really dangerous?
Invest in safety. I'd love to hear YouTube's answer.
Q: What am I doing to combat this trend?
Putting the spotlight on girls who are doing great things so they can get millions of YouTube views and inspire other girls.
Q: Are guys uploading "Am I Ugly?" videos?
There are a few guys in the mix. In the video below, this guy has a new haircut and wants to know if he's "faggy or queer looking" and adds "feel free to call me a fag." He asked and he received.
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August 4, 2015
WASHINGTON - - Ever since the tragic shootings at an elementary school in Connecticut last month, the issue of gun violence in America has taken center stage in the nation's capital.
Thousands of people marched on Washington on Saturday in support of stricter gun control laws.
Speakers called on Congress to pass a ban on military-style assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition magazines.
Education Secretary Arne Duncan told the crowd gathered at the Washington Monument that it's not about taking away Second Amendment rights, but about gun safety and saving lives.
Participants held signs reading "Ban Assault Weapons Now" and "Gun Control Now." Other signs carried names of victims of gun violence.
The rally was organized in response to the massacre of 20 first-graders and six teachers in Newtown, Conn., in December
About 100 residents of Newtown came to the march.
Kara Baekey of Norwalk, Conn., says she immediately thought of her two young children when she heard about the shooting. She said she decided she must take action, and that's why she joined the march.
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Referees have been warned not to speak to managers after Mark Halsey's claim that he texted Sir Alex Ferguson.
Cristiano Ronaldo stole Gareth Bale's thunder and broke Manchester United's hearts on Monday when he signed a staggering new deal that ties him to Real Madrid for five more years.
Jose Mourinho has warned owner Roman Abramovich and the Chelsea fans not to expect a repeat of his first glory era at Stamford Bridge.
Andre Villas-Boas is willing to let Tottenham misfit Emmanuel Adebayor out on loan - to save him from life with the reserves.
West Brom boss Steve Clarke is blocking striker Saido Berahino's loan exit to Bolton.
Manchester United's forgotten man Federico Macheda is wanted on loan by Doncaster.
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Barnsley are set to tie up a loan deal for Hull left-back Joe Dudgeon.
Cristiano Ronaldo has finally ended any chance of making a return to Manchester United.
David Moyes rushed Wayne Rooney back into action to ensure he is fit for Sunday's Manchester derby.
Jonjo Shelvey has hit back at Stuart Pearce as he aims to prove he is ready to step up to the England team.
Cristiano Ronaldo has signed a staggering five-year deal with Real Madrid - worth almost twice as much as Gareth Bale will be earning in Spain.


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Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Restaurants and bars in Murrells Inlet and Garden City may not be up in arms over the law recently signed by Gov. Nikki Haley that allows people to carry their concealed weapons into the eateries, but very few restaurants and bars are putting out the welcome signs.
In fact, early comments from bar/restaurant owners and managers suggest that the signs will be telling patrons to leave their guns outside.
We have made it clear that guns are not welcome here, and we do not intend to change that, said Bill Barber, general manager of Suck Bang Blow.
But Al Hitchcock, one of the owners of Drunken Jacks, said his staff will go along with the law and not ask those with permits to keep their guns outside.
We dont expect our staff to have to frisk patrons, he said, although the law strictly forbids such activity. It might be different if we were primarily a bar or relied on our bar rather than our food.
Hitchcock said things might be different if his restaurant stayed open past midnight and attracted more of a drinking crowd, but his patrons concentrate more on food than drink.
At the neighboring Dead Dog, the signs will be going up, said owner Charlie Campbell.
We are opposed to CWP holders in the Dead Dog Saloon and will have appropriate signage prohibiting them, wrote Campbell.
The Beaver Bar will not allow those with concealed weapons to bring their firearms into the facility, said owner Leslye Beaver.
Im pro gun. Buy as many as you want, Beaver said. But let me tell you what youre not going to do with your gun, and thats bring it into the Beaver Bar.
She said her decision is based on insurance concerns.
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Hens office manager with team for three decadesWritten by Jay Hathaway | | firstname.lastname@example.com
The ultimate career goal for many is being able to do something you love, get paid for it and keep that job for many years. Carol Hamilton is the epitome of that reality.
Hamilton is the office manager for the Toledo Mud Hens and the Toledo Walleye. For 31 years, she has been a vital part of the Mud Hens organization. Her career in Toledo baseball began when the team was still grinding out games at Ned Skeldon Stadium in Maumee.
"I was just basically hired as someone to assist filling out the Mud Hens season ticket envelopes," Hamilton said. "Then I just stuck around and started doing more and more and more."
Over the years she has handled the team's payroll, performed a lot of secretarial work and answered many, many phone calls.
Hamilton, a polite, quiet and amiable woman with a welcoming smile, was raised in Toledo and raised as a Mud Hens fan as well. She recalled her memories of the Ned Skeldon years with fondness.
"It was a ballpark that needed a Band-Aid, but it was homey, and it served its purpose for a long time," she said.
When the team moved to its current home at Fifth Third Field in 2002, many Toledo baseball fans rejoiced at the idea of a Mud Hens makeover. Hamilton was thoughtfully cautious in her initial response.
"I was skeptical, because [at first] I didn't really care for the Downtown setting, but once we arrived down here, it was an incredible fit," she said.
Hamilton said the most noticeable difference about her job between the Skeldon years and the present is the number of people now on the office staff and working in the ballpark.
"When I started, it was just a handful of people, and now we have 58," she said.
Hamilton described her daily responsibilities as a hodgepodge of getting done whatever needs done.
"I'm one of the first people in here to get the machines ready for the day's work, I answer the phone, I do all of the ordering of office supplies," she said.
Though the players seldom visit the offices, which are usually pretty low-key and don't see much "craziness," Hamilton does recall an occasion when excitement levels rose and phone calls got a bit out of hand.
"When [professional golfer] Phil Mickelson tried out for the Mud Hens — that was probably the craziest time. People were calling as they got wind of it, and asked, 'Is Phil Mickelson really trying out for the team?'"
Aside from the Mickelson incident, Hamilton said her career has been fairly tame. However, in 2009, Hamilton had a front-row seat for a major shift within the organization as well as in Toledo sports.
In 2007, Toledo Arena Sports, a subsidiary of the Mud Hens ball club, purchased the rights to run hockey in Toledo, which was then the Toledo Storm. Two years later, with a new Downtown arena and a new mascot, the everyday operations of the Toledo Walleye fell in the laps of Hamilton and her Mud Hens coworkers.
"Before, we'd be taking a deep breath after baseball season and rest up, and [then] start focusing on the next season," she said. "With the Walleye, it made it more of a year-round event. We had downtime with just baseball. Now when baseball ends, hockey is getting ready to start, so it's just a complete circle."
Hamilton's work space at Fifth Third Field recently received a makeover. The reception area was reconstructed to resemble a hockey arena, complete with circles and blue lines on the floor. Hamilton's desk sits behind what hockey fans would identify as "boards and glass," just like the protective walls that enclose the ice. Hamilton jokingly referred to it as "the penalty box."
As coworkers passed by, it was obvious they held her in high esteem — and that she is probably the last person one would expect to find in a penalty box. That fondness is reciprocated by Hamilton. She cites the people she works with as the aspect of her work she loves most.
"They keep me young. It's a wonderful bunch, and it's enjoyable to come to work and be with them," Hamilton said. "Everybody is supportive of each other. It's a great place."
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Joined: 10/12/12
Originally posted by Eol-
Played an Armsman,Pally, and a Warden. No CC to speak of really. Enjoyed the way they did CC in that game, from the beginning, immunity timers just made it better.
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Joined: 11/21/11
The main sort of cc I hate is wow / rift / swtor type cc, where while you are controlled you can also take damage.
You need cc to make pvp tactical.
But you need all cc to break on damage.
This does 2 things.
1 It counters big aoe spam groups, as they need to be careful with their aoes.
2 cc becomes a tactical choice, e.g. cc healer, kill dps, rather than something you just spam as part of a rotation.
Originally posted by boxsnd
well there ya go, you played a sorc, no wonder you feel cc wasnt a problem in DAoC. And by the way, the game didnt release with all of those purges and cc-immunity, those took quite a while to add and to refine. It sounds to me like you played the game quite a while after release, or at least thats what you remember, because if you were a non-cc class in the first 6 months or a year, you would definitely remember mez dominating battles and chain mezzes that turned off a lot of players to the game. I knew realm-mates that quit RvR and never really gave it a 2nd chance, thats when DAoC started losing players. It steadily lost casual players until mainly the hardcore were left playing, wondering where everyone had gone. A lot of people blame ToA for the player decline, and certainly ToA helped it along a great deal, but the trend was already there prior to ToA. People would reach lvl 50 (which took a long time back then), go into the frontier, and die repeatedly from mez/chain mez. Players either grinded realm rank, or they quit. Many quit, and when ToA came along, most had quit.
Anyway, the main point here was your comment that only baddies and newbies disliked cc in DAoC, and thats just totally wrong, especially in the first year or so of the game, the outcry against cc was overwhelming, which is why all that anti-cc stuff was added.
Elladan - ESO (AD)
Originally posted by Aeonblades
ok, well I guess that stungard nickname happened for no reason.
I find it hard to believe anyone would find chain mez acceptable (prior to cc imminutiy timers), but hey, to each their own. Most people dont like standing there helpless watching their group mates focus-fired down one-by-one by the dps train.
Besides, if cc was so good, they wouldnt have added all of the purges and immunity timers. Those just didnt happen by coincidence, they happened because of massive outcry from the player base.
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Joined: 10/12/12
Originally posted by Eol-
Stungard happened for a reason, because most albs and hibs were too stupid to counter it. If you didn't like DAoC just say I don't like DAoC and you can be done with it. Not really a point trying to convince others who played the game for years to change their opinions. Just my 2cents.
edit in response to edit: That's why I said it just got better after immunity timers etc. It was fine for a lot of us to begin with.
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Joined: 10/04/12
Originally posted by Eol-
I started 6 months after release and don't remember cc without immunities tbh. I agree with you that without immunities and some skills to get out of cc it surely wouldn't be fun.
I strongly disagree that it was losing subscribers before ToA. Actually it was thriving and they were constantly adding new servers. The downfall started with ToA.
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Originally posted by boxsnd
That is what a lot of people think, especially the ones who didnt like ToA. But there was already an exodus of casual players before that. If you were a hardcore player who grouped with hardcore players, then you probably didnt notice it as much. But if you were a more casual player with casual-player friends, you would definitely have noticed it. A lot of the casual players took many months to reach level 50, and when they got there and tried to do end-game RvR, they got steamrolled because by that time realm rank has been added and the RR abilities were very strong. Purge for example was essential.
By the time Shrouded Isles was released, DAoC was already moving towards being a more hardcore game. The people that complained the most in forums tended to get their needs addressed, and those people tended to be hardcore players. Change after change favored hardcore players, because DAoC didnt want to lose their subs. That is why buffbots lasted so long, it was a way for Mythic to get multiple subs from the hardcore players. Mythic lost sight of the casual players, who were less vocal but more numerous. The evidence of that was ToA which was the ultimate gift to hardcore players, because it gave them an avenue that made them immensely powerful compared to most players who couldnt (or wouldnt) do the grinding. But my point was that the players were already drifting away before that. It took time for that to be reflected in subs because many people had multi-month subs. But it was very clear if you logged in and looked around, especially in the starter areas, which became dead.
And btw DAoC added very few servers. Yes they added the open world PvP servers but those just cannibalized the other ones, they didnt add many new players. I played on Nimue which was added a few months after the game went gold and it was one of the last servers added, not counting the PvP servers.
I will agree though that ToA was the straw that broke the camel's back. But the camel's break was already gradually breaking before that, it was just less evident to the hardcore PvP crowd than the more casual crowd. It was funny however to read the forums when the hardcore pvpers began to realize they had driven off the casual players and were lacking newbs to slaughter in the frontiers. Especially the ganker types. They dug their own grave and never realized it.
By the way, I was more of a hardcore player but I had many casual player friends and was in a casual guild, so I saw this more firsthand than the high realm rank PvPers.
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Joined: 9/25/12
Originally posted by Eol-
There were fewer casual players, maily because of /level 20. There were no longer any vets around to show newbies the ropes, so population became stagnant. It didn't decline until about 6 months after ToA came out though.
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Joined: 1/10/06
Omg this gets so old. When using words like "ALL" "best PVP of all time". Daoc was not a huge hit.
This is a thread of what the OP liked and dislikes. And haha the game not touched is the one still left with MILLIONS playing. Gee so your making a NEW mmo do you try to get the people that loved the dead mmos or go after the one with MILLIONS of players?
So if you have really been around this long you know its all about money. Whats going to bring in millions. Hind sight is always 20/20.
Like it or not people are still paying to play World of Warcraft and alot for pvp. The other mmos? So good, the best ever..omg! are dead. The days of everquest are gone and will never come back. People want easy pvp easy quest and a hand to show you where everything is :(
Nice Idea OP but...
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Joined: 6/06/12
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Originally posted by DiSpLiFF
Exactly. Battlegrounds, Arenas, Structured PvP or what ever you want to call it always detracts from the open world PvP.
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Joined: 1/10/11
Long duration CC is anti-fun. Other than that, nice OP. Perhaps make defending keeps a bit more rewarding than capping them? That would make sure there's no keep trading, everyone would want to conquer a keep simply to get the benefits of defending it. I'm afraid though that devs want capping to be rewarding instead of defending just so there's more back and forth action on the map?
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Joined: 1/10/11
Originally posted by DiSpLiFF
I agree here, back in the day I went to WoW forums to go on and on about how I'd like to see more rewarding open world PvP so that I dont have to sit in BG's just to stay competitive against other players gear. It was crazy how many people rushed in to scream how WoW will never get more rewarding open world PvP because it's not popular enough play style. What the fuck? Why do you think it's not popular in the first place? Because it has no rewards to compete with the BG rewards.
Edit: Also like some people mentioned here, I dont count area PvP to be open world PvP, it just does not have the rush or the element of surprise in it, or the sense of danger when doing something else. It's just like BG's, a designated area for PvP but with larger map.
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Joined: 6/10/09
Originally posted by azzamasin
Restricted zone pvp isn't open world. It's not really different than battle grounds and such or GW2s WvW except the zone is public instead of private. That's really the only thing that separates a zone from an instance.
What detracts from open world pvp is when pve is separated. To have any meaningful effect and integration into the game ow pvp needs to have competition for pve resources while in a pvp environment. This is why Lineage, not DAoC is probably the most popular pvp mmo ever. How many people play daoc now? How many play Lineage? Lineage still has an estimated million players and it's a 2.5d isometric mmo that's around 14 years old.
Then again Lineage was too hardcore for the west and a more on rails daoc experience will likely suit the west better. But please stop trying to crown it as some pinnacle pvp experience. It's not much better, if at all, than most other themepark pvp.
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Joined: 11/27/12
Like the post OP! In my opinion, Asheron's Call had the best way of handling PVP! there we're White (nonpk) servers, and 1 Red (pk) server.
Heres an excerpt of the wiki
Game World
"The world itself is large at over 500 square miles (1,300 km2). Unlike many other games in the genre, there are no zones. This means players can cross the world on foot, without loading screens or invisible barriers, and any terrain that can be seen in the distance is a real object in the world. It also has a much longer viewing distance than other games of its vintage, with mountains, bodies of water and other terrain being visible long before it is actually approached.
The world is also dotted with a system of one-way portals which expedite travel. Knowing the location and destination of the portals, as well as lifestones, is of vital strategic importance - especially on the Darktide (PVP) server, where allegiances battle each other constantly for dominance over lucrative hunting zones and trading cities.
Apart from the seamless surface world, some of the portals also lead to intricate dungeons. Many of the dungeons are part of quests and contain unique treasures. Dungeons are often much more difficult to navigate than the surface world. They include dizzying labyrinths of passageways in which it is possible to get lost or cut off from your adventuring group, trapped in pits due to missing difficult jumps, stuck behind locked doors, or simply surrounded and overwhelmed by beasts. Some doors require keys. Other dungeons have a series of levers which open otherwise impassable doors, and require group teamwork and timing to run or jump through."
Battle System
"Players attune themselves to lifestones. Upon losing all of their health players will be resurrected at the last lifestone they attuned themselves to, having lost half their pyreals, one or more valuable items, and temporarily losing a certain percentage of their primary and secondary statistics due what is known as a "vitae penalty". The resurrected player may then go to the place the death occurred and recover the item(s) and pyreals from his or her corpse. If killed by another player the victor is allowed to take the dropped items from the vanquished player. The vitae penalty is removed by gaining a small amount of experience.
Player Killers, also known as PKs, are players who have chosen to change their status to enable them to attack other PKs in Player vs Player combat. On most servers players by default are prevented from attacking each other and must change their status to allow themselves to become PKs. One server, however, is completely PK; players are able to attack each other at will and cannot remove their PK status on Darktide."
Allegiance System ( aka guild )
Asheron's Call features a unique allegiance and fealty system that creates formal links between players and rewards cooperative play. A player of equal or lower level can swear allegiance to a player of the same or higher level, becoming a vassal of a patron. The patron earns a small percentage of bonus experience based on what the vassal makes, while the vassal is motivated to seek a patron exchange for money, items, game knowledge or protection. In the words of one reviewer: "At worst, the allegiance system is a multilevel marketing scheme, whereby greedy, uncaring Patrons enlist as many Vassals as possible in order to gain large amounts of bonus experience. But at best, the allegiance system can provide a tightly knit companionship for players genuinely interested in helping others and developing an organized assembly." Players may also join together in fellowships, temporarily splitting the experience they gain amongst themselves.
Heres a link to the full wiki
I feel this system created meaningful and memorable pve and pvp experiences.
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Joined: 9/25/12
Originally posted by Zeblade
It was the second biggest MMORPG at a time when competition was a lot stiffer than it was today.
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I totally just registered on this site to say that the OP has it ballz On! Everything he has said hits home with me.
I played DAoC on Alb Nimue from 3 months after it started until Warhammer and I've visited it a few times since then.
I remember the old cc, yes it sucked until they changed it, all other CC is watered down WTF is a 2 second CC for? (Some games have insanely short CC) Thats not even worth using. I love DAoC CC and I would love to see a game with DAoCs current emplimentation of CC. I remember the old frontiers, I remember when they changed stuff. I remember TOA.
I actually liked the stuff that TOA brought with it but it could have been implemented in a much more friendly way.
DAoC at no point was a noob friendly game. It took a hardcore player to excel at it and I was not one.
Also probably the main reason I registered here:
Eol sounds like a sniveling child. Justinian must be some sort of popular name cause it seems like I remember a Justinian crying about CC on my server all the time.
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Joined: 1/15/11
Originally posted by Recron
From these interview they talk about CC a bit ( I think its funny they say CC instead of saying crowd control lol), so there will be CC and it sounds like you can get chained CC'd. Everyone gets an escape that uses stamina and sounds like it uses alot of it. I wonder how long they will last or if they will stack.
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Joined: 5/06/07
Originally posted by Eol-
I hope the exact opposite. I LOVED the fact that the 3 realms in DAoC were different. Classes were unbalanced? So what? As long as they can't solo groups... I couldn't care less if a class was 5% better. Complaining about Bonedancer pets or Minstrels climbing walls and insta-CCing defenders was part of the game. It created some actual Realm identification and thus realm Pride, which has lacked in all the games I have played since. The closest feeling is in a FFA-PvP game where you make your own alliances and thus identify with it, but that is not relative here... so I would strongly prefer each Alliance in ESO be unique.
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Starvault's reponse to criticism related to having a handful of players as the official "test" team for a supposed MMO: "We've just have another 10ish folk kind enough to voulenteer added tot the test team" (SIC) This explains much about the state of the game :-)
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Originally posted by Fearum
It'll be interesting to see how the CC plays out. Essentially you could burn out of chain CCs early in a fight, but then you'll be out of Stamina for fighting or breaking CCs later. So you'd want to save your Stamina for the "right" time to break CC. Some classes will probably be able to dispel CC from others with magicka.
With this system you could potentially have 1 minute long CC because people can just choose to break it if they didn't spend all their Stamina already.
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Originally posted by Aeonblades
Oh come on, are you seriously saying that Midgard was called Stungard because the dumb players were on Hib and Albion? Seriously? And by the way, in the beginning there WAS no counter to AOE CC, that was the whole reason it got the repuation it did, and why they added all of the purges and diminishingn returns.
As far as liking DAoC, I did like it, but liking a game doesnt mean you have to like every single thing about it. Also DAoC changed a lot over the years. In the first year or two there was a nice mix of players, but over time the player base declined and the remaining players were almost all hardcore. That may be fun for hardcore players but its not a recipe for financial success, especially for a brand like Elder Scrolls. Although I suppose coming to MMORPG.com and saying that is like going to a coven and talking about the virtues of christianity, LOL.
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Exhibit showcases local miniature art
HUNTINGTON -- Local artists are preparing for the 12th annual National Miniature Exhibition at Renaissance Art Gallery. Artwork submitted for the show is due by Monday, Oct. 15, and includes all fine art medium except photography.
The exhibition is a showcase of art all small or smaller than a 5-inch by 5-inch square. Previous years' competitions have included hundreds of art pieces from more than 50 artists in 17 states.
The exhibition will open with a reception Sunday, Nov. 4, and will run through Sunday, Dec. 9. The show will take place in the gallery at the old Huntington High School, 900 8th St., Huntington.
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January 15, 2013
1. Do you know what ACCJC stands for?
2. Can you list the four standards of accreditation?
3. Do you know what sanction the College was given in July 2012?
4. Do you know that an Accrediting team visit will take place in Spring? Did you know that they may call you or visit you to ask questions? Maybe even drop in to your class to observe?
5. Do you know what ALO stands for and who is CCSF's ALO?
Answer Key
1. ACCJC stands for the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges. Take their online accreditation basics course to learn more:
2. Standard 1 (Institutional Mission and Effectiveness); Standard 2 (Student Learning Programs and Services); Standard 3 (Resources); Standard 4 (Leadership and Governance). To read more on the specific standards of accreditation, click here.
3. In July 2012, the College received a Show Cause sanction. Read the ACCJC decision letter online at www.ccsf.edu/accreditation. Show Cause is issued when the Accrediting Commission finds and institution in substantial non-compliance with the Commission's Eligibility Requirements, Acceditation Standards, or policies, or when the institution has not responded to the conditions imposed by the Commission. City College of San Francisco mush show cause why its accreditation should not be withdrawn by the Commission by demonstrating that it has corrected the deficiencies noted by the Commission and is in compliance with Eligibility Requirements, Accreditation Standards, and Commission policies. The burden of proof rests on the institution to demonstrate why its accreditation should be continued in its Show Cause Report due March 15, 2013.
4. After submitting our Show Cause report due March 15, an accrediting team visit will take place at the College. The visiting team will be comprised of faculty, administrators, trustees, from other community colleges to evaluate whether the College meets the standards of accreditation. A visiting team member may request a meeting with you, or just drop by your class or office to observe, or may even bump into you and ask if you know about the accreditation visit, are familiar with the sanction, improvements, and assess your general level of your awareness on accreditation issues. You can stay apprised of accreditation issues by clicking on the Accreditation Information button on the ccsf.edu homepage click here.
5. ALO stands for Accreditation Liaison Officer. The Executive Assistant to the Chancellor, Gohar Momjian, serves as the College's ALO and is responsible for keeping the College apprized on accreditation issues and activities. This Accreditation Pop Quiz bulletin will be sent out weekly to keep everyone on their toes. Please feel free to call 415.239.3797 or email email@example.com .
January 22, 2013
1. Do you know how to find City College's accreditation website?
2. Do you know how to find the DRAFT Show Cause Report which is NOW AVAILABLE for review?
3. What is the Show Cause Report and why should you read it?
4. What is the Closure Report and where can I find it?
5. How do you provide feedback on the Show Cause Report?
Answer Key
1. City College's accreditation information is available at www.ccsf.edu/accreditation.
The Accreditation Information link is also available from the
www.ccsf.edu homepage, listed under Public Information.
2. City College's 1st DRAFT Show Cause Report is now available on the accreditation homepage, www.ccsf.edu/accreditation. See below a direct link to the DRAFT Show Cause report page:
3. City College of San Francisco must show cause why its accreditation should not be withdrawn by the Commission by demonstrating that it has corrected the deficiencies noted by the Commission and is in compliance with Eligibility Requirements, Accreditation Standards, and Commission policies. The burden of proof rests on the institution to demonstrate why its accreditation should be continued in its Show Cause Report due March 15, 2013.
Please read the report to ensure it is accurate and honest. Part of the improvement process is to recognize deficiencies and put in place action plans for improvement. We also do not want to miss our successes so that we can highlight them and learn from each other across the college.
4. The Closure Report is a required component of the Show Cause Report in the event that accreditation is terminated. The Closure Report outlines plans for students to complete their educational programs and have continued access to their records in the future. This plan will include provisions to enable students to complete their programs and transfer records, provisions for faculty/staff, and provisions for the disposition of assets; it will also reference possible partnerships with a neighboring college that includes continued course offerings in our facilities.
The 1st DRAFT of the Closure Report is contained within the 1st DRAFT of the Show Cause Report and is available online at http://www.ccsf.edu/NEW/en/about-city-college/Accreditation_2012/show_cause_closurereport.html.
5. We need your feedback! To streamline the feedback process, please communicate with your supervisor or with your constituent representative. Instructions for submitting feedback:
Faculty, please send comments to: Karen Saginor, email@example.com
Classified Staff, please send feedback to James Rogers,email@example.com
Administrators, please send feedback to Kristin Charles,email@example.com
Students, please send feedback to William Walker,email@example.com
January 29, 2013
1. Do you know the deadline for feedback on the Show Cause Report?
February 4 is the deadline for feedback on the draft Show Cause Report.
See below a direct link to the DRAFT Show Cause report page:
To streamline the feedback process, please communicate with your supervisor or with your constituent representative. Instructions for submitting feedback:
Faculty, please send comments to: Karen Saginor, http://tinyurl.com/AccredFeedback
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Students, please send feedback to William Walker, firstname.lastname@example.com
February 7, 2013
1. What does 'culture of evidence' mean?
A culture of evidence helps us strengthen student success through the use of data to identify our strengths and weaknesses with a focus on areas for improvement.
This slide presents the context for shifting from anecdote to evidence: http://www.ccsf.edu/Offices/Research_Planning/pdf/evidence_slide.pdf
For the full ACCJC presentation, click here: http://www.accjc.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Federal-Regulations-National-Conversations-SSSC_10-3-2012.pdf
2. Where do I find CCSF data?
A newly updated report contains data ranging from "Performance of CCSF Students in Their First Year of Transfer to CSU" to "San Francisco Population Estimates and Projections 2000 to 2020".
Click here for written summaries of trends in SF population, CCSF student demographics, and CCSF student achievement. These pages are excerpts from the full report: http://www.ccsf.edu/Offices/Research_Planning/pdf/DataSummaries2013.pdf
Click this link for the full 54 page report. The report begins with a handy table of contents to help you locate the tables and graphs of most relevance to you. http://www.ccsf.edu/Offices/Research_Planning/pdf/internal_external_data_2013.pdf
3. How are CCSF data used?
CCSF data are used in many venues throughout the College including in program review reports, campus and school planning, grants proposals, faculty and classified position requests, scheduling of classes, and proposals to either expand or contract current class offerings. Data are used to evaluate the effectiveness of our strategies and to guide budgeting and other institutional decisions.
Want more information about how data and research connect to planning? Take a look at the program review, annual planning, or strategic planning sections of the Research & Planning webpage: http://www.ccsf.edu/NEW/en/employee-services/research-planning-and-grants.html
February 21, 2013
Accreditation Pop Quiz – Issue 5 – INSTITUTIONAL EFFECTIVENESS - Feb. 21, 2013
1. What is "Institutional Effectiveness"?
2. ACCJC has identified "three key areas" designed to improve institutional effectiveness. Can you name the three key areas?
3. How will these three areas be evaluated by the visiting team?
4. What are the characteristics of "Sustainable Continuous Quality Improvement" (SCQI)?
5. How do these three key areas (Program Review, Planning, and SLOs) related to each other, and where can I find out more about these three key areas at CCSF?
1. What is "Institutional Effectiveness"?
Standard I.B. "Improving Institutional Effectiveness" states that institutions must demonstrate "a conscious effort to produce and support student learning" including measuring learning, assessing the degree to which learning occurs, and making changes in order to improve learning. The concept of institutional effectiveness is so important that it also pervades the other Accreditation standards. See items in blue in this annotation by ACCJC:
2. ACCJC has identified "three key areas" designed to improve institutional effectiveness. Can you name the three key areas?
The three key areas are Program Review, Planning, and SLOs.
3. How will these three areas be evaluated by the visiting team?
ACCJC has provided rubrics for each of these. Colleges are currently required to be at Proficiency level for SLOs. For both Program Review and Planning, colleges are required to be at the highest level which is Sustainable Continuous Quality Improvement.
4. What are the characteristics of "Sustainable Continuous Quality Improvement" (SCQI)?
Per the rubrics, SCQI means that processes are ongoing and systematic with robust dialogue about data and assessment in order to improve student learning and achievement. Processes are regularly reviewed and refined.
5. How do these three key areas (Program Review, Planning, and SLOs) related to each other, and where can I find out more about these three key areas at CCSF?
Question 4 in the Program Review Form requires all units to directly address SLOs, and any implications are further addressed through remaining questions on the form. Completed Program Reviews comprise a pivotal component of our Annual Assessment, Planning, and Budgeting processes as specified in the Annual Timeline.
For a direct link to Question 4 see http://www.ccsf.edu/NEW/content/dam/Organizational_Assets/Department/Research_Planning_Grants/Program Review/ProgRevBlankForm.doc
For a direct link to the Annual Timeline see http://www.ccsf.edu/NEW/content/dam/Organizational_Assets/Department/Research_Planning_Grants/Program Review/AnnualTimeline.pdf
For more about SLOs see http://www.ccsf.edu/slo
For more about Program Review see http://www.ccsf.edu/program_review
For more about Annual Planning see http://www.ccsf.edu/Offices/Research_Planning/planning_budget.htm
April 18, 2013
1. I never had time to read the Show Cause Report which is really long! Isn't there some way I can get a summary?
2. Now that the accreditation visit is over, what's left to do?
3. When do we find out about CCSF's accreditation status?
4. SLO and steady wins the race.... what does that mean?
5. Have you checked out CCSF's Scorecard?
1. Thanks to our newly appointed Accreditation Steering Committee member, Kristina Whalen, please see attached a brief powerpoint which highlights the changes the college has made since being placed on Show Cause sanction. This overview provides a before and now perspective which we hope you will find useful. It is still very important for all College members to be knowledgeable on the changes taking place to address the 14 recommendations and to meet the accreditation standards. See link below.
2. Accreditation is an ongoing cycle of improvement and is never over. The College put forth extensive action plans in its Show Cause Report and must continue to make progress in implementing the action plans. It is up to each one of us to do our part within our units and departments to make progress on the action plans. See link below to the compilation of action plans.
3. The visiting team will prepare an evaluation report based on their visit and send it to the Accrediting Commission. This report is not a recommendation on City College's status; rather, it is an assessment on the extent to which CCSF has addressed the 14 recommendations and whether CCSF meets the standards. In June 2013, the College will provide an update to the Commission on progress made since the April visit and the Accrediting Commission will decide whether the College has made sufficient progress to remove the Show Cause sanction. The College expects to be notified of the decision in July 2013.
4. SLO and steady wins the race...find out more at www.ccsf.edu/slo
5. The State Chancellor's Office released the new accountability framework designed to help more students achieve their educational goals by increasing completion rates and closing achievement gaps. Here's the link to the CCSF Scorecard: http://scorecard.cccco.edu/scorecardrates.aspx?CollegeID=361


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Exhibition Spaces
From a fine arts gallery to the library, Haverford has many venues where students and the community can enjoy art.
The Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery
Located in the Whitehead Campus Center, the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery provides a simple yet elegant environment for the display of works in any medium. The room is furnished with natural materials throughout: slate floors, exposed concrete ceilings, and movable wall partitions. This state-of-the-art facility enhances Haverford College's ability to present outstanding art in an academic venue to the College community and to the public.
Sharpless Gallery, Magill Library
The Sharpless Gallery is located in Magill Library, Haverford's open-stack library. A wide variety of exhibits are shown, including work by Haverford alumni, and rare works from the private collections of alumni. Many exhibits contain works from Haverford's extensive Special Collections – the photography collection contains approximately 5,000 images created by more than 200 artists.
Atrium Gallery, Marshall Fine Arts Center
The Atrium Gallery is located in the Marshall Fine Arts Center. The Marshall Fine Arts Center consists of classrooms for painting/drawing and photography and is equipped for creating oil/acrylic painting, mixed media work, and work on paper. The photography facilities are composed of black/white darkrooms and are outfitted with the latest enlargers and a 26-inch roller processor for printing color.
John B. Hurford '60 Center for the Arts and Humanities
Located in Stokes Hall room 102, the John B. Hurford '60 Center for the Arts and Humanities' Seminar Room is a technology-equipped classroom and gallery space. The room's multi-purpose usage and technological adaptability make it particularly adept at presenting artwork that connects directly to the curriculum. The room's carpeted floors, drop ceiling, and fabric-covered walls make for an intimate and inviting space for the contemplation of exhibits.
The Alcove Gallery, Magill Library
Around the corner from the Sharpless Gallery is the Alcove Gallery, which is set aside for exhibits sponsored by the Library, most of which are by faculty and classes from the Fine Arts Department.
The Drop Shot Space
Drop Shot is at once a physical art space in an abandoned squash court beneath Ryan Gymnasium and a collection of individuals, bound by a common interest in aesthetic practice. Borne out of a need for a more flexible gallery and performance venue on Haverford College's campus, Drop Shot embodies a multi-disciplinary approach to artmaking and critical discourse.


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Prague Fatale (Paperback)
The latest "New York Times" bestseller from the author of the Berlin Noir trilogy and the "New York Times" bestseller "Field Gray" brings Bernie Gunther back to a house party from hell
First introduced in Philip Kerr's celebrated "Berlin Noir" trilogy, Bernie Gunther is an honest cop living in the most ruthless of times. "Prague Fatale" is Bernie's latest outing, and it's a tantalizing locked-door mystery-cum-political-thriller that's poised to build on "Field Gray"'s success, confirming Kerr as a master of espionage literature.
It's 1941 and Bernie is back from the Eastern Front, once again working homicide in Berlin's Kripo and answering to Reinhard Heydrich, a man he both detests and fears. Heydrich has been newly named Reichsprotector of Czechoslovakia. Tipped off that there is an assassin in his midst, he orders Bernie to join him at his country estate outside Prague, where he has invited some of the Third Reich's most odious officials to celebrate his new appointment. One of them is the would-be assassin. Bernie can think of better ways to spend a beautiful autumn weekend, but, as he says, "You don't say no to Heydrich and live."
About the Author
Ne a Edimbourg en 1956, Philip Kerr a fait des etudes de droit avant de devenir journaliste. Il est egalement l'auteur de romans d'anticipation, de scenarios et de livres pour enfants qui ont rencontre un grand succes. Unanimement saluee par la critique et couronnee de nombreux prix, la serie centree autour de Bernie Gunther a fait de Philip Kerr un auteur reconnu dans le monde entier. Il est traduit dans plus de trente langues.
Praise For…
"Inside this mesmerizing novel, set mainly in a country house outside Prague, is a tantalizing locked-door murder mystery that will thrill fans of Philip Kerr's Bernie Gunther novels." —Carol Memmott, USA Today
"[Prague Fatale] is clever and compelling, proving once again that the Bernie Gunther books are, by a long chalk, the best crime series around today." —The Daily Beast
"[Philip Kerr] is an absolute master of the genre." —The Courier-Journal
"In Prague Fatale, [Bernie Gunther] is back in the early days of the Second World War, dealing with a case that combines espionage, terrorism and a locked-room mystery [. . .] Philip Kerr does his usual fine job of setting the scenes and portraying the personalities of the era. His Nazis are note-perfect creations, as are the other characters, fictional and historical, of Second World War-era Europe, all of it flavoured by the wisecracking, tough-talking Gunther, who has been called the Sam Spade of Germany. Kerr knows his modern German history, and is gifted at storytelling, and Gunther is a dark anti-hero for the ages." —H. J. Kirchhoff, The Globe and Mail
"Bernie Gunther, the indomitable Berliner at the heart of this great series, is a man pummeled by history. . . . The great strength of Field Gray is Kerr's overpowering portrait of the war's horrors, [and] the glue holding it all together is Bernie himself, our battered, defiant German Everyman." —Patrick Anderson, The Washington Post
"Prague Fatale is classic Philip Kerr, a first-person noir detective story worthy of Dashiell Hammett or Raymond Chandler in every regard, seamlessly transplanted to war-era Europe. Every time I finish another Gunther novel, I think, 'This is as good as it gets.' Then inevitably, the next one comes along and is even better!" —Bruce Tierney, BookPage.com
"German private detective Bernie Gunther would have been respected by Philip Marlowe and the two of them would have enjoyed sitting down at a bar and talking." —Jonathan Ames, Salon.com
"The allure of these novels is that Bernie is such an interesting creation, a Chandleresque knight errant caught in insane historical surroundings." —John Powers, Fresh Air, NPR


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Stephanie has more flashbacks, EJ demands to see his son and has a surprise for Sami, and Nick gets a special invitation!
Max and Stephanie tend bar at The Cheatin' Heart, where we see banners that read, 'Save The Earth'. Everyone is wearing a 'Save the earth ' tee. Stephanie tries unsuccessfully to make drinks, and she and Max make a bet on whether or not she can tie a knot in a cherry stem. She does so and Max gives it a go, but when Morgan walks into the bar, Max ditches Steph to find Morgan. "The bar's all yours, gorgeous," he says before heading to Morgan.
Morgan tells Max she's feeling embarrassed for driving Ford home and helping him to his room. She is upset that she didn't heed Max's warning and berates herself for misjudging Ford. Max says he's happy she didn't get hurt and is incredulous when she says that people are gossiping about how Cordy led him on. Max is disgusted.
Elsewhere in the Cheatin' Heart, Nick tells Chelsea he has been invited to an embassy ball that's thrown in his honor from the Ambassador, (Dee and Artemis' father). He invites Chelsea, who replies with a kiss. Jett interrupts their kissing to tell them they may end up getting away with rape. They gasp and Jett explains that Ford's got a Lawyer with connections and the Dean will be pressured. He worries that Cordy won't have much evidence and their defense is slim since they can't prove that Morgan was attacked, or who drugged her. Jett admits that Billie is worried they won't be able to stop him. Chelsea and Nick agree to encourage Cordy to go take Ford to court. Jett tells Nick that he was impressed at how Nick treated the kids, and Chelsea tells him she's impressed with him more and more each day. They start kissing passionately!
Ford enters the Cheatin' Heart, belligerently demanding a beer from Stephanie. Stephanie says, "We don't serve pigs." Max comes to the rescue and threatens Ford to get out or be thrown out. Max tells Stephanie to take off from the bar early while Chelsea tells the crowd that they can take some free gift bags and that they're goal is to bring consumption of energy down next year by 10%! Cheers are heard all around.
At the apartment, Lucas and Sami hold the babies and discuss how EJ's pressuring Sami for a divorce. They go over the vendetta and that Sami feels she needs to end it and Lucas admits he doesn't know how to let her go. They snuggle on the sofa when a knock is heard and they find EJ at the doorstep, with flyers for possible honeymoon destinations. He says they can get a nanny to come along with the children, which doesn't sit well with Lucas, who plays along. He reads the flyer but rips it up, saying the sun would be bad for the babies and Sami's fair skin. Sami smirks and EJ ignores him and demands to see his son but Sami says they're sleeping. He shows them a court order and demands to see Johnny. He tells him he had to resort to this after the 'Brady quarantine' debacle. Lucas says he's not going anywhere and Sami says, "You're not taking my baby. Have some common sense, let it go." She nervously tells him she's just trying to get past the last 48 hours. EJ tells her that this is enough and that her future is across the hall and there is no lingering.
Back at the room above the pub, Shawn is in shock when he finds that Belle wrote the letter to Salem PD stating all Shawn's misdeeds. Close to tears, she explains she couldn't risk losing him, after losing her dad. Shawn is angry that she killed his career, but Belle says she regretted it as soon as she mailed it. "I didn't want you to die," she pleads and Shawn tells her he did this for her. "You're not going to lose me." He says passionately. She admits she didn't come to him sooner for fear he'd hate her. Shawn says there is nothing she could do that he couldn't forgive. He hugs Belle while she flashes to having sex with Philip. Shawn asks Belle to set a date to marry, right away. Belle is taken aback and though she's not having second thoughts, she says she's not sure the timing is right. Shawn asks them to marry at Thanksgiving, and says they can honeymoon in Salem, because they're short on money. Belle grins but flashes back to Hope agreeing to keep her secret.
At Bo and Hope's place, Bo grabs his coat and is ready to go after Philip but Hope yells at him not to do anything. She worries about what Shawn will do with faced of the knowledge that Belle slept with Philip. Bo asks how she found out and Hope explains that she figured it out on her own and that Belle blames the loss of her father to the moment of weakness. Bo is angry and upset and wants to tell Shawn but Hope again reminds him that if he does, Shawn will assault Philip and lose his chances at getting on the Salem PD. Bo is angry with Belle for her betrayal but thinks they need to tell Shawn. Bo goes to call Shawn but Hope stops him. She's certain that Belle isn't going to make the same mistake twice, but Bo's not so sure. Hope reminds Bo that they've come close to losing each other and have made a lot of mistakes along the way. "In other words, keep my mouth shut," Bo says, knowing it won't be easy.
Later, Shawn invites Hope and Bo to their room and tells the two that he and Belle are marrying at Thanksgiving. Hope and Bo are speechless and don't appear happy. Shawn is curious about their reaction!
Back at Sami and Lucas' apartment, EJ tells Sami that the church has had a cancellation for a wedding and they're to be man and wife - tonight! Sami's jaw drops.
Stephanie watches Morgan and Max while she dances at the Cheatin' Heart. Ford arrives back at the bar and watches her dance, from the door. She appears unhappy as she flashes back to Ford in his bed, where he's removing her clothes and pinning her arms above her head.
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Phillip means business when he tells Kate, "Belle isn't Shawn's wife and I intend to make sure she never will be!"
Stefano tells Lucas, "If I wanted somebody dead, they would be!"
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Tesco tight-lipped on Egremont move
Last updated at 12:34, Thursday, 01 March 2012
TESCO could build a new store in Egremont.
Supermarket representatives have been in the town over the last week to explore the potential and The Whitehaven News understands talks have been held with at least two property owners over acquiring land.
An area behind the Main Street is thought to be the preferred option.
Officially, at this stage, Tesco has declined to confirm or deny the interest, but corporate affairs boss Doug Wilson said: "We are always looking to add and improve the Tesco offer in Cumbria."
Copeland Council leader Elaine Woodburn, an Egremont resident, said yesterday: "I have heard rumours that Tesco are interested in building a store in the town.
"If there is a potential interest by anyone to develop in Egremont that's something we would very much welcome. The town needs variety, a new store is bound to attract more shoppers, including Sellafield workers and generally increase the footfall."
There have been concerns in recent years with the closure of several of the town's shops being blamed on the Egremont by-pass resulting in many people by-passing the main street as a direct route to and from Sellafield.
Asked about the possible effect on other Egremont food stores, Coun Woodburn said: "You can't stop competition. Bear in mind a lot of Egremont folk do their shopping in the Whitehaven supermarkets, it would be great if a Tesco store in Egremont could reverse the trend."
Meanwhile, work is starting to smarten up Tesco in Whitehaven – but it won't affect plans for the £20 million North Shore store expansion.
The store will have reduced hours opening for a £1 million re-fit and facelift.
Mr Wilson said: "Work has started on a refresh to improve and update the current offer to customers. It is part of our ongoing investment in our stores across the UK and during the current work we will be investing over £1million in our store. This work does not alter our plans to bring a new and improved store to Whitehaven.
"Work will take five weeks to complete and will include moving some of our fresh foods to improve the location of the products and additional space for extra choice in our grocery department."
Tesco still hopes to start building the store next year but plans have been put back around six months.
A planning application has gone in this week to extend bulk storage in the existing service yard on North Shore.
First published at 11:07, Thursday, 01 March 2012
Published by http://www.whitehavennews.co.uk
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Does Egremont really need a Tesco? I agree with Chuck's comments - another Tesco will benefit their pockets and affect other suppliers in the town,
Don't get excited, it will never happen!!
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The following pages are designed to provide CSB/SJU Faculty and Staff with tools for directing or advising for study abroad. You may have studied abroad yourself as an undergraduate, spent time overseas conducting research or have taught our students on one of semester or short-term programs. Now you are looking for ways to direct a or another program or find resources to help students who want to incorporate an international experience into their academic program.
- The call to direct a Fall 2015 or Spring 2016 semester-long programs was posted on April 7, 2014. Applications are due Friday, May 30, 2014 by 4PM. For more details, faculty should refer to the CGE intranet site.
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MUSIC-238, String Orchestra 3
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Course Description
MUSIC-238, String Orchestra 3, is open to string players of all ages with varied abilities. Open to all CCC members and community members, this ensemble will focus on developing individual string technique as well as group performance skills. One concert will be presented per semester. Prerequisite: exemption/completion of ASE Reading. Two hours laboratory each week. One credit. One billable hour. Offered Spring and Fall terms.
Course Objectives and Grading Information
1. Develop rhythmic accuracy. (GE 5, GE 7, PG 1)
2. Develop pitch accuracy. (GE 5, GE 7, PG 1)
3. Develop musical expression. (GE 5, GE 7, PG 1)
4. Develop instrumental or vocal technique. (GE 5, GE 7, PG 1)
5. Interpret new musical literature. (GE 5, GE 7, PG 1)
6. Interpret new musical techniques. (GE 5, GE 7, PG 1)
7. Develop ensemble vocal or instrumental performance skills. (GE 5, GE 7, PG 1)
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1) All new employees must have their I-9 forms into Human Resources (HR) before any computer accounts will be issued.
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3) Department Chairs or Office coordinators may then request computer network/email accounts for the person from firstname.lastname@example.com The request must come from the department. Individuals may not request their own account.
4) Once a network account has been created, The Blackboard account will be created within 3 days.
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I am so glad that Savanna will be indoors. I don't do snowmen well and I know Tori is going to want to do that. She just needs boots, hat and mittens and she is ready to roll. I wish I had her enthusiasm.