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Kids Of Character, is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to promote character education and development for youth in the Lehigh Valley of Pennsylvania. On October 23, 2009, the organization will be joining forces with KidsPeace to hold the "Communities Building Kids of Character Conference" at the Donley Therapeutic Education Center on the main campus of KidsPeace in Orefield, PA. Leaders of the community will come together to hear a number of guest speakers describe how the community can make a difference in children's lives and help them to grow into respectful, responsible community members. Among the presenters are Dr. Len Marella, Founder & President of the Center for Leadership and Ethics and retired U.S. Army Colonel; Elmer Gates, Chairman of Embassy Bank, Lehigh Valley and co-founder of the Gates Leadership Initiative; Beth Fritz, Chief Juvenile Probation Officer of Lehigh County; Gwen Pongracz, founder of Kids of Character; and Dr. Gregg Amore, Director of Counseling & Student Development, Character U, DeSales University.
KidsPeace, whose mission is to provide hope, help and healing to kids facing crisis, is proud to be hosting this important conference, which will inform community leaders about how they can promote character education and development in the children who will become tomorrow's leaders. Attendees will also have the opportunity to voice their opinions and learn how to take action.
For more information on this free, invitation only conference, please email Kids of Character at firstname.lastname@example.com.
KidsPeace Foster Care and Community Programs (FCCP) has scheduled an open house for its new Alexandria, VA, office on Thursday, October 29, 2009. The event will introduce the basic, therapeutic, and intensive foster care programs KidsPeace offers in Northern Virginia, as well as the highly skilled staff who will serve the families and agencies of the area. The Open House will take place from 9:00 a.m. until noon and allow local, county and state caseworkers to learn about our portfolio of services and potential foster families to discover why the KidsPeace matching process is the best of its kind.
On the same day, from 1:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m., we will be presenting a highly informative training session to all customers who wish to attend at the Woodrow Wilson Library in Falls Church. Our guest speaker will be Pat O'Brien, founder of "You Gotta Believe" and expert in adoption and permanency for older kids. A graduate of Columbia University, Pat is a regular on radio and television and at true champion of older children in the foster care system.
During the training, Pat will discuss recruitment methods for adoptive families for older teens, preparing families to take teens, helping families deal with difficult behavior, services and supports to ensure successful outcomes and how to prevent foster and adoptive families from giving kids back when things get rough.
The training is free, but space is limited, so contact Alana Marino to reserve your seat: 410.964.9329 or email@example.com. Regional Manager Diane Sancilio and the leadership of KidsPeace are eager to meet members of the Northern Virginia community and familiarize attendees with our wonderful services.
New Position Seeks to Diversify and Strengthen the 127-year-old Charity
To help strengthen and diversify its efforts and better meet the needs of local children and families, the 127-year-old Lehigh Valley-based nonprofit KidsPeace has named Michael Slack executive vice president for marketing and development, a new position overseeing new program development, strategic planning, fundraising, marketing and contracting.
"In changing times, service organizations must also change," said William Isemann, president and CEO of KidsPeace. "Michael has already played a significant role in helping KidsPeace evolve to match the changing needs of children and those who refer children today."
Over the past year, KidsPeace has created new programs to meet the rising demand for therapeutic foster care, autism and community-based services, creating a broader base of offerings for kids and families facing crises.
"My goal is to continue to strengthen and diversify the services KidsPeace offers, while responding to the needs of the local community," Slack said.
Mr. Slack has been with KidsPeace for eight years, most recently as vice president for marketing and business development. Before joining KidsPeace, Michael served as Director of Business Development for Genesis Health Ventures, a national for-profit provider of elder care services. Slack holds an MBA in Health Care Administration from Temple University and lives in Lehigh County with his wife and two children.
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A recent visit to the
garden at the Berks County Campus proves to be an exciting nature lesson and a
feel for how gardening is truly therapeutic for the children who are lucky
enough to participate in the project. Clinician Fred Indenbaum proudly
displayed the 2,200 square foot garden. The 20 beds contained a variety of
crops. Root vegetables like beets, potatoes, and carrots will produce a fall
harvest, along with leafy greens, such as, spinach and lettuce. Tomatoes, spinach, green beans, and
herbs are still plentiful. Decorative gourds and pumpkins are bountiful, as are
huge sunflowers and cabbages. There is much work to be done now that the larger
student body has returned, and Fred is very busy supervising the garden, the
worms in the vermicomposting bins, and planning for next spring.
Fred plans big, and he
usually attracts donors to fund his new projects. This year, he would like to
build a greenhouse, containing a water garden with plants and fish and grow
lights that would allow the children to garden year round. "This fall we will
be very busy clearing the garden beds, planting a cover crop, collecting and
mulching leaves, beautifying the beds in front of the school, and building a
border around the garden. We also need
to clean out our birdhouse to make room for next year's residents," Fred
The Therapeutic Effect
Fred is producing some
incredible therapeutic effects through the garden and vermicomposting projects.
He works with kids from grades 1-12, in all three levels of the Berks Partial
Hospitalization program. "I design group activities to address our common
themes – learning to respect all living things and living responsibly."
For example, Fred takes
the children out to the garden to observe bees. Some children are afraid that
bees will sting them. Fred observes that the bees are very busy working to
collect food for their hive. They have no reason to sting unless the children
tried to harm them. "The garden is not a metaphor for life," Fred explains, "It
is life. The children are learning to respect others, bees and human beings, so
they can live more peacefully, more harmoniously."
According to Fred, there
are many life lessons for the children to learn in the garden. He tells the
children that the plants are providing them with gifts, and that they should
always be thankful for these gifts. "I suggest that when they harvest
vegetables, they give thanks for what the plants willingly given them." Fred
continues, "I relate garden gifts to their parents, who care for them and
willingly give them what they need.
Gratitude, love, and respect are important lessons."
Many of these children
have been abused, mistreated, or neglected to the point that they do not
respect others. Fred starts fresh with them, helping the children learn to love
and respect plants and then extend those feelings to the people in their lives.
He encourages them to care for the plants and learn to understand them. He
teaches the kids that they can communicate with all living things – plants,
pets, people. Communicating across different languages requires greater effort.
"We should embrace, not dismiss others just because they speak or look
different from us. The garden
teaches us diversity with its many textures, colors, and sizes," Fred explains.
"All of the plants are different, and they need to be, because they all
contribute to the health of the garden community."
Many of the children with
whom Fred works are low functioning, and many have significant anger management
issues. He has found that having an angry child water the garden can be very
calming and healing. He also tells them that, without water the plants will
die. "The sound of water is very
soothing. It sparkles in the
light. It pulses in their
hands. The kids also take this
task (watering) very seriously.
The plants are counting on them.
The child's job is important, which makes the child important."
Seeds are another learning
tool for Fred to teach the children about life and responsibility. "Seeds are
invigorating because they bring forth life," Fred says enthusiastically. "I
tell the children that the mother plant protects her babies by putting them
inside a hard shell called a seed.
The babies are inside the seed. The children become more protective of
the seeds as soon as they understand that they are holding babies that need
gentle care." He adds that seeds and plants do not look or talk like us, but we
are all living things and have much in common.
The Worms
The Berks County Campus
now has four bins of red worms.
Each bin is 8ft long, 4ft wide, and 1ft deep. Each contains 32 pounds of worms, which will reproduce to 64
pounds to fit their new home. The
worms are very industrious, eating half their weight every day. The children collect their food waste –
compostable tableware and uneaten food – and deliver it to a pulper that chops
it. The kids feed this mixture to
the worms and provide water as needed.
The worms turn this mixture into compost every few months. Fred explains
that the worms move to new "food" once they have digested one section of the
bin. Not only do the worms produce rich compost for the garden, but they have
also reduced the school's waste by 80%, saving the program approximately $4,000
annually in trash hauling costs.
"These bins contribute to
the community," Fred explains. "They save landfill space, which is beneficial
for the environment and helps reduce local taxes related to trash pickup. The
children are very proud of their efforts and many have adopted recycling into
their home lives."
Because President Obama is
promoting green schools, Fred and the children are eager to share their success
with him. They are inviting their local congressional representative to visit
the school, learn about the Garden Program, and deliver an invitation to the
President from the children. With the help of the art teacher, the children
completed a 10ft X 6ft painting of the President, which they intend to give
Fred's work is driven and
focused and wonderful for the children. They are learning to love and respect
nature and to see how all living things are interconnected in a larger
community of life. Most
importantly, however, the kids are healing the wounds that limit their success
and happiness.
Thousands of children age
out of the foster care system every year, and the statistics related to where
many of them wind up are appalling. Many become homeless, are unable to find
employment, do not finish school, become incarcerated or turn to alcohol and
drugs. Diane Sancilio, Regional Director of Foster Care and Community Programs
for Maryland, Virginia, DC and New Jersey, is very concerned about these
statistics, and she organizes training for foster teens who are served by the
KidsPeace offices in DC and MD. KidsPeace has offered the Money Club to teen
foster kids in the area for three years, teaching them about saving and
investing and helping others and managing their income. This year, however, the
program will be expanded to contain many more hands-on activities and life
skills training. This expansion is thanks to two amazing young women.
As a member of the Maryland
Association of Resources for Family and Youth (MARFY), Diane met Shalita O'Neale
and Shantel Randolph, two former foster children who are on a mission to help
foster children learn the skills they need too live independently. Shalita is
the founder of Maryland Foster Youth Resource Center (MFYRC), a nonprofit that
was funded by a grant from MARFY, Casey and DHR to provide training and
resources for older foster kids. She has a MSW that she wants to use to help
kids in the system today and in the future. "There are so many scholarships and
grants and opportunities for foster kids, but most are not known. I want to get
the word out to as many foster kids as possible and give them the tools to
continue their educations or find good jobs after leaving the system," Shalita
Shantel established a youth
advocacy group (FYI) with a community fellowship, working with Baltimore kids
in the foster care system. She does public speaking and testifies about foster
care issues and performs outreach to the community. When she met Shalita, she
realized that her activities were a perfect fit with MFYRC and joined the
organization to continue her advocacy efforts.
When Diane learned that
MFYRC needed office space, she offered them an office in the KidsPeace
Baltimore suite in exchange for their running an independent living skills
training program to KidsPeace foster teens. The result is an exciting program
that will prepare these foster teens for life on their own.
Living/Prep for Success
Shalita and Shantel have
ambitious plans for the class that will begin in September. There will be an
evening class twice a month followed by a Saturday field trip to practice what
has been learned. Guest speakers will present to the class on such topics as
banking, buying or renting living space, applying and interviewing for a job or
college, Investment, purchasing and insuring a vehicle, budgeting and social
skills that are necessary for adult life.
Shalita explains that life
in foster care often does not prepare youth for these kinds of activities. "If
a youth has had many foster placements or lives in a youth house, there is no
opportunity to learn how to do these things." One Saturday, program
participants will visit banks to open accounts, learn how to write checks and
practice filling out applications for loans. The following week may find them
looking at vacant apartments and filling out applications and providing
references to lease living space. They will apply for jobs and go through
interviews another Saturday, and see what is involved in purchasing a car and
insurance another.
According to Shantel, "We
will also cover health issues and mental wellness, as well as social skills
that they may not have learned while in the system." They will also visit vital
statistics offices to learn how to obtain important documents and meet with
college admissions counselors to learn about higher education options. The
original Money Club curriculum will also be included, utilizing the Merrill
Lynch curriculum which teaches the kids about investing, budgeting, saving
money and other important information about finance. As has been done in the past, through the fundraising efforts
with Corridor Fine Wine, each youth receives $25.00 after completing a section
of the curriculum and $25 is placed in a savings account that we be given to
each youth as they age out of the system. The teens will also learn about their
legal rights, transportation and even shopping for groceries or furnishings for
their apartments.
Diane is hoping for a big
turnout of foster teens for the program that will meet every two weeks through
May. KidsPeace interns from the University of Maryland and Howard University
will assist Shalita and Shantel with the program. Diane is very excited about
the program and asks, "Who can better help kids than those who have been in
their shoes? These wonderful young women will pass along their experiences and
what they have learned to try to make the transition to adulthood easier for
this next generation foster kids about to become independent."
KidsPeace FCCP will be
holding a wine tasting fundraiser for the Prep for Success program on September
16, from 6:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. at Corridor Fine Wine, 3321 Marketplace,
Laurel, MD 20724.
For more information on
KidsPeace Foster Care and Community Programs, visit fostercare.com. To learn
more about Shalita's and Shantel's efforts on behalf of foster teens, visit
Gina* came to KidsPeace in more than a year ago with a
small, skinny body and a huge head of hair that only became larger when she
would become angry. She was a 14-year-old girl who had already received
treatment at another facility for six months and had been successfully
discharged to her foster-to-adopt parents. One week later, the parents had to
call 911 because Gina was throwing a tantrum and was destroying items
(screaming, slamming the front door so hard that she broke the door jam, knocking
family photos off the wall, etc.) and was threatening the family. She was a
90-pound ball of fire. Gina originally came into DFCS custody five years ago
when she was removed from the home due to neglect and disclosure of sexual
abuse. She was raised by her mother, grandmother, aunt and more than twenty
different foster parents. Her father died of a heart attack on the day she was
born. Her foster families all would report her "rages" would occur
when she would not get her way, and reported self-mutilation behaviors
including hitting herself in the face and the head, pulling out her own hair
and yelling at the top of her lungs. Her foster parents were at their wits' end
and were ready to give up on Gina even though they had already adopted her
older sister. Her behaviors were taking their toll, and her foster father had
health problems that were making it more difficult to endure Gina's behaviors.
When she first arrived at
KidsPeace she was very angry and felt rejected again. She would meet with her therapist,
and, as soon as the therapist asked any question about her past, she would
become angry and loudly proclaim, "I don't want to talk about what
happened to me. She would curse at
staff and peers and would get angry if somebody just looked at her the wrong
way. The therapist was able to engage Gina in play therapy and use games as a
way to teach her about impulse control and build a strong trust before talking
about those secrets she was keeping hidden in that little body. Gina began to
make some connection between thinking before making a move during a board game
(she is quite competitive) and thinking before she cursed out a peer who gave
her an angry look. She predicated in an anger management group and also worked
one-on-one with a Community Support Specialist to help her explore reasons for
her anger and to help her build self-esteem and practice positive social
skills. The therapist was able to convince the adoptive parents to give it one
more shot, and they participated in family therapy. She also participated in a
grief and loss group, a physical abuse survivor's group and a sexual abuse
survivor's group. About mid-way through treatment, we had a visitor come to
campus to get a tour and talk about our quest to build an on-campus recreation
facility. Gina provided a tour to this esteemed visitor and did such a great
job convincing him of our need that we received a gift for twice the amount we
had requested, and Gina got a personal thank-you letter and a small cash
donation. Her self-esteem shot through the roof, and she began to consider how
her energy could be used for good.
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Tuesday, September 10, 2013
The 20th running of the Charleston Cup is scheduled to take place at The Plantation at Stono Ferry on Sunday, Nov. 10. Sanctioned by The National Steeplechase Association, the cup has become one of the premier sporting events in the Carolina Lowcountry, offering spectators the opportunity to experience live horse racing at its finest.
Started by the South Carolina Jockey Club in 1986, the Charleston Cup is much more than just a horse race.
The cup is one of the top the social events of the season – and definitely not to be missed.
You don't have to be a "horse person" to enjoy all the Charleston Cup has to offer.
The race weekend kicks off on Friday with the elegant black-tie Race Ball.
Live music, fabulous food and a special race preview combine to make this gala party an essential element in the total cup experience.
Sunday morning, the real excitement begins as the nation's top riders, trainers and owners prepare to compete for purses totaling $50,000.
More than 16,000 spectators will enjoy a full day at the races with exciting steeplechase and flat races.
The gates open at 9 a.m., and attendees arrive early with their picnic baskets packed with everything from champagne and caviar to fried chicken and cold beer.
A vendor village and tailgating are in full swing by the time the paddock call rolls around at noon.
A steeplechase race differs from a flat race in many ways. Flat racing is exciting in that it has a great deal of speed while a steeplechase takes that speed and combines it with the danger of jumping.
The thoroughbreds that run in steeplechase races are three years of age or older and have been trained specifically for "chasing."
Additionally, the jockeys are typically larger than ones that would participate in a flat race.
The extra height is necessary in order to have a better hold on the horse while soaring over the jumps.
Whether you are entertaining clients in a private corporate tent, relaxing with friends in a reserved parking space, or just spreading a blanket out for a picnic with a view, the Charleston Cup will provide one and all with the ingredients for a fun-filled weekend.
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People, I am here today to warn you about something very dangerous. No, it is not the zombie apocalypse … although it is coming, it is surely coming. This is something else entirely. No, it is not Oprah Winfrey, who I find scary, as well as dangerous, or even Honey Boo Boo, who I think is even more dangerous than Oprah. No, this is something dangerous, but yet vital to life. Figured it out, yet? It is food.
I find this disheartening since I am a big fan of food. I mean, I eat several times a day, every day. Now, when I say dangerous, I don't mean if you eat fried chicken, fried potatoes, fried bread and fried chocolate cake every meal for 30 years, your heart will explode and kill you. And it will, make no mistake about that. No, I mean dangerous in that you could die in a matter of days, or even hours.
I could understand if the food police said "Don't eat a dead opossum that has lain on a road three days or longer," or "Don't eat the zombies," but to say a food that billions of people are ingesting on a daily basis is dangerous, well, that is a little scary. In fact, some of our most popular and healthiest foods are unsafe, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
So what do you think the most dangerous thing you can eat is? How about, squash? Squid? Donkey meat loaf? Okay, I listed those things because I'm repelled by them. But, if you said "eggs," then, my good sir, you win the George Washington Carver Award for being a food smarty pants. Yes, eggs are the most dangerous, being responsible for 352 salmonella outbreaks from 1990 to 2006, according to the USDA. Throw in the clogging-the-arteries thing, and, well, eggs are right out… if you want to play it safe. However, safe is not how this homeboy rolls, so eggs are still on my menu.
There are several things on the list I could live without, including sprouts and oysters. Now, most people know that the Danish philosopher and theologian Soren Kierkegaard is famous for saying, "Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards," or "Once you label me you negate me." However, only Kierkegaard scholars are familiar with the quote, "Oysters are icky, icky, icky." I think that says it all.
Now, there are two foods on the list that I love, and, much like the eggs, no matter how dangerous they are, I will continue to eat them. The first is potatoes. Whenever the Mistress of the Manor asks, "Oh, most wonderful husband of mine, what may I prepare for your salivary pleasure? … okay, maybe she doesn't put it exactly like that, but you get the gest… my request usually includes potatoes. Whether they're mashed, baked, or fried, I love me some potatoes.
Ice cream is another food, the USDA says is dangerous. Well, I think that's absurd. Ice cream is the food of the gods, the nectar of the saints, the creamy deliciousness of the creatures of the euphoria plain. Most of the unsafe ice cream is homemade; that is one reason I only buy my ice cream in the supermarket or at Tanya's Tasty Treats. Well, I used to buy ice cream at Tanya's before it closed down. It turns out that the "special" on the menu involved a little more than just ice cream.
Now, there's other good stuff on this list, including tomatoes, cheese and berries. When I talk about tomatoes, I mean the freshly grown red ones that you can only purchase during the summer. I'm not talking about those pinkish lumps of a tomato-like vegetation sold in supermarkets the rest of the year.
I guess my question is, what gives the USDA the right to scare the bejesus out of us. I thought the science whizzes at the USDA were supposed to be making sure our food was safe. However, judging from the outbreaks of salmonella, E. coli, staphylococcus and norovirus over the years, it appears they are falling down on the job, most likely from eating oysters. We don't need to be told that eggs can be dangerous …after all, Rush Limbaugh came from an egg, or so he claims. We'll know when we're sick by the unexpected spewing of our bodily fluids.
What I'd like to see is the USDA do its job, so we can binge ourselves on eggs, cheese, ice cream and potatoes. Maybe not all at one time, but you get the idea. We, in America, deserve the freedom to eat what we want, when we want and ever how much we want; although, I must admit Cool Hand Luke did overdo it just a bit.
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A group from Eastern Kentucky was recently honored for their use of technology in business.
Kentucky Teleworks, through the Eastern Kentucky Central Employment Program, was recently presented with the Small Business Technology Award by ConnectKentucky. The award was presented for Kentucky Teleworks' use of broadband technologies to bring jobs to the region and connect employees to employers.
The teleworks program finds, connects, and screens employees for major companies so people can stay in Eastern Kentucky and work from home. These jobs can be good-paying technical positions that can be hard to find in the limited job market of the region.
Joshua Ball is the director to of Kentucky Teleworks and he said he hopes the award will bring in more employers. "This confirms that telework is no longer just an idea, but that it now has a seat at the table with some of our top methods of job creation in Eastern Kentucky," said Ball.
Since the program started, Kentucky Telewords helped put about 500 people to work with around 300 of those in the last year. The program continues to grow with more businesses getting on board. Some of the largest companies in the United States are turning to teleworks for employees for the larger applicant pool and low overhead.
DIRECTV, Amazon, T-Mobile, Cincinnati Bell, JPMorgan Chase, and more have signed on for help finding qualified, hard working employees. Ball said that he has been in talks with another company that could be looking to hire around 40 more people in the coming weeks.
ConnectKentucky recognizes the program's innovative way of consolidating the work of both the employee looking for the job, and the employer looking for workers, into a database of legitimate options for both. It then uses job councilors to facilitate the connections.
Jeff Whitehead, executive director for the Eastern Kentucky Concentrated Employment Program, said that he hopes awards like this will help foster new relationships with companies and bring even more telework job options to Eastern Kentucky.
"The high profile of this award will help us continue to match good workers from Eastern Kentucky with these employers as we keep moving forward," said Whitehead.
Ball and Kentucky Teleworks were also honored for their work in job creation by the City of Hazard. Mayor Nan Gorman made Ball an honorary Duke of Hazard and commended him on his work for the region during a presentation this week.


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As I previously stated i in no way think any type of game or anything in this world is more valid than another. An MMO can be whatever we make it, a good game is whatever people want. The only problem is when what people want isn't being done, you can't play a Game that doesn't exist. So I ask what part people most enjoy, what role they would take. The fact is that many people are not having their needs met or simply don't think about it. Imagine if we only had movies or books not both. The existing games will in no way be affected by making a game to cater to those who enjoy a more diverse in depth game experience, unless of course the market decides otherwise. An in-depth experience does not just refer to story, as that is only a single aspect. A carefully crafted gameplay experience in which players can all find something they want to engage in and play without being constrained to any pre existing notions of what a game "should" be. Should not our technological advancements be used to their fullest? If people simply do not like something it will obviously die, but even herbivores will eat meat in order to survive. I do not pretend to know everything, I simply wish to converse with as many people as possible to determine whether peoples thoughts match my own personal experience in any given way. I will be just as satisfied to be disproven in my theories, so I welcome anyone to try with logical arguments and their own personal experiences and thoughts on the matter.
If a butterfly learnt to speak, to live in human society, paid its bills, had a job, lived in a fancy house and married a human, is it human?
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Answered " Adventurer, explorer, just run about the place, maybe be a bard."
One of the things that can really throw a game for me is when NPCs treat me like I'm some sort of member of their military.
Pfft. I did that once in real life, now I'm playing one in a game? No thanks.
Great topic, OP. Welcome aboard!
I am all for choices and I generally dislike combat, avoiding it if I can. Combat is good now and again, even necessary at times, but I tire of it quickly and it soon becomes a chore getting from point A to point B. No, I am not seeking a "combat free" MMORPG :)
The thing is, all of the choices in the poll can co-exist. They just do not, but in a very few select games.
The book analogies are kind of interesting. How much actual fighting happens in Game of Thrones? It is written more about the characters and the interactions between them, not going out to kill Uber Troll all the time. I really cannot think of any book I have ever read that was 85% or more fighting. They may exist, I just have not read them. Yet MMOs want to be 85% or more about combat. This is great if that is what you like to do. Not so much if you would rather be doing other activities.
YAY! For freedom of choice!
PS: Loktofeit, pardon my ignorance, but what are "PBBGs"?
A God-less, terrifying assassin. Rarely seen by daylight and known only by those few in her secretive guild. A master apothecary and collector of rare valuables...hic!
Then you are in the wrong genre of games.
Do you expect your puzzle games to have vast open worlds to explore?
Why, oh why do you keep insisting on making MMOs massive FPS games? We all know you think anything besides combat is boring in an MMO. You have stated that well, and quite often. You hold up Diablo III as the ultimate MMO. You mention it in about 80% of your posts that I read since it came out.
Unfortunately, the majority of MMO players today feel as you do. MMOs have changed, just like Coke did when they tried their "new formula." This time, though, the change is taking hold. That leaves us "old timers" with very slim pickings to play for MMOs. What other genre of computer gaming offers vast open worlds with a slew of activities with other people to keep one occupied? What genre do I look to now for this type of entertainment? Tell me and I will leave MMOs alone, never looking back.
I feel like I do when in this real life scenario. A group of people are at a party, possibly outside having a good time. They happen to be smoking. Soon another person comes along to join in on the fun, but they not only dislike smoking, they detest it. Pretty soon, they are complaining about all the smoke. Instead of going somewhere where there is no smoking, they want to change what already is to suit them. Never mind that 5-10 others are there enjoying themselves. Never mind that they went where they went so as to not interrupt others enjoyment of the party. No. Instead of creating a new group of people to have a good time with, this person decides to change what is, into what they want.
This is happening with MMOs today.
I'm sorry for the outburst. It is just that your posts, and others like them, get on my nerves. Why change something that was good to begin with? Because it does not meet "your" own criteria? Then why did you start playing in the first place? Why not play your Diablo III games and have fun with them? They have their own genre.
It is because the majority of players agree with your thoughts. This really makes me sad. You, and those millions of other players, have taken a whole genre of gaming away from me. A genre I enjoyed playing "way back when." Now, there is no genre like the old MMORPGs.
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As long as I'm not forced to either grind hundreds of thousands of mobs as a hero, or farm one billion materials and spend weeks doing boring repetitive activities as a farmer, I see potential for either role or anything in between them.
Sadly, the above seems to be the exact definition many games have of such roles.
I just want fun games where the available roles respect the setting.
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Originally posted by MMOExposed
Most don't lock you into a single skill or single skill set.
In UO, you have about 700-750 points you can allocate. Cap for a skill is 100 (125 with bonuses). For most skills, you don't need 100 in a skill to do everything it offers either. So, while you can't take all the skills the game offers, you havce freedom to pick and choose which you want.
In EVE, you can take any skills you want and have as many skills as you want. Your limitation is time, as skill gain is done passively over real time.
There isn't a "right" or "wrong" way to play, if you want to use a screwdriver to put nails into wood, have at it, simply don't complain when the guy next to you with the hammer is doing it much better and easier. - Allein
My primary interest in MMOs is exploration and adventure. Getting a bit sick of these 'you are all epic heroes on an epic journey' type games. Leave that for single player RPGs where stories actually work and don't seem as contrived as 'thousands and thousands of people are epic heroes'.
MMOs are about being part of a living breathing world and taking down monsters as part of a team. Not as an individual superhero.
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Originally posted by madazz
i miss those days :)
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Originally posted by AlBQuirky
LOL ..of course i play Diablo.
But if a MMO plays like Diablo, why shouldn't i play it if i like Diablo?
You are horribly confused about me want to change anything. I am not a developers. I don't change games. I only play what i like. And if devs of MMOs want my business, and dev MMOs that play in the style i like, who am i to say no?
You sounds like genres are fixed, and i need to only consider "genre" that i like. I laugh at that kind of inflexibility. I look at all games, if it plays in ways i like, i play it. I don't play MMOs. I don't play FPS. I don't play ARPG. I play fun (to me) games and disregard genre lines.
That is why i think innovation is about crossing, and ignoring genre convention. Look at Borderland ... very fun game. It is a FPS. It is a RPG. Who cares what genre it is in?
Look at STO. I like the story mission. I will play it as SP. Who cares it is supposed to be a world.
And you sound like others are trying to get you .. "take a whole genre away from me" .. me me me. Here is the deal. Few cares. They just go to gamestop, or go online, and try out games, and play those they like. No one is trying to get you. Genre changes all the time.
For example, i love locked room mysteries, but they are not written in the US after the golden age of John Dickson Carr. Do i cry and rant and complain about novel readers having bad taste? No, i find something else to do (or read the old ones).
Originally posted by AlBQuirky
Preach on!
Originally posted by nariusseldon
When something becomes radically different from the genre it spawned from it becomes its own genre. You like a different breed of games altogether. Not MMO's. MMO's are already highly defined. Your wants do not coincide with the MMO genre. They coincide with co-op and single player games.
Originally posted by oubers
As do I! I hate them too because its like having the best sandwich ever and never being able to have it again. All the ingredients are there, but apparently its too hard to put together :(
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Originally posted by madazz
Who cares what genre the games are in if they are fun.
If you are so hung up on what they are called, try to get the whole industry change MMO to something else. When you are successful, i will use the new term.
If STO, DCUO, PS2, DDO ... oh and the upcoming Marvel Heroes are still in the MMO genre, i am playing MMOs.
And who says MMO has no co-op and SP gameplay? I am playing STO mission like a SP game last night.
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Do not fear the unknown, for it does not fear you.
I felt this thread to be of value to my own machinations http://www.mmorpg.com/discussion2.cfm/thread/371070/page/1
His question shows great insight into people. I tend to be unable to ask the right questions alot of the time and his is proving to elicit very worthwhile responses from the community. Many of which I agree with and have been attempting to probe with my own threads. Although in a slightly different manner, I feel it shares common ground.
If a butterfly learnt to speak, to live in human society, paid its bills, had a job, lived in a fancy house and married a human, is it human?
Now what if that same butterfly knew how to write code better than any human and had years of experience in the game industry, would that make it a game designer?
If u wouldn't let a construction worker design your house, then why let a programmer design your world?
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This is something that pissed me off to no end in GW2. Everyone is THE HERO. Not even A hero just The Hero like the rest of the people playing the game are not even there.
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game is also real
I think I need whole list for not to be bored. =D
I enjoy a bit of fight (better inside dungeon then dumb repetitive quests); enjoy good story line and cut scenes; then explorations, discovery and such; then why not crafting; after that I can enjoy fishing if it designed in nice and relax way; I would love to enjoy my house too, take care and bring new design there, may be have garden and grow nice flowers; I would love to make changes of my avatar, new look means less boredom and more enjoyment; trade itself I don't like but "explore" shops and action house, pretty much and make good money out of it.
I enjoy games where you can do a lot of different activities, only are not many of such games, so when I'm telling it has no content or boring, people think I troll them.
But all I want is game with large and good designed content, like WoW and very few others.
try before buy, even if it's a game to avoid bad surprises.
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Originally posted by Wickedjelly
This haha
but seriously, i'd want to be an ex-ranger, who got fed up with the crooked ass king and left to estabilish his own tavern in some foreign land. And eventually when the crooked ass king comes to invade the land the peoples of said landcome to him for his help and he reluctantly says yes, not because he wants to help, but because he hates that damn king.
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Thugs get what comes to them at the end of the day. Falcao was lucky that one of them did not have a gun. Lucky that Brazil actually has gun laws.
Thugs get what comes to them at the end of the day. Falcao was lucky that one of them did not have a gun. Lucky that Brazil actually has gun laws.
I don't know. I think you guys are all out of line saying what he deserved (I have no knowledge of his past experience). He never put his hand on the girl aside from swatting her when she walked away. The way he walked up behind her was kind of creeping and he is probably a dick but he wasn't the one who started the situation. For me the situation started when they other guys game in and started throwing punches.
Hopefully it isn't to hard to identify the other guys since they are on camera.
And shame on you cpac77 for saying he got what he deserved. I guess being a friend of a guy who who said something derogatory or creepy to a girl is worth being put to death cause that is pretty much what happened. The guy is currently in critical condition and if he lives will most likely have severe brain damage. In case you missed it multiple people came up took a running soccer kick at his head after he had already been knocked out by a 2x4 and had his head smashed on the pavement 8 times.
Humans like to call themselves civilized but we are some of the most savage creatures on earth.
So you guys think someone other then Falcao should get beaten so badly he is put into critical condition at a hospital,and Falcao himself is beat with a 2x4 because he brushed a few girls off with his hand, even if he made contact which is doesnt even seem like he did,those girls were fine, they could of just walked away.
I work in a bar,and I have gotten into a few fights(maybe more), and seen alot more, but when a guy is out,thats the line. If you go further or I see someone go further I will put you down.
It definetley went to far based on what Falcao did... both sides made it worse then it needed to be. Falcao could have just brushed off whatever the girl said to him but didn't. Bad enough they used a board to blindside the guy but the beating after was just brutal.
People really need to consider the consequences of their actions.
I'm glad I read the thread and didn't watch the video. There should probably be a warning in the thread title.
That being said I'm not saying Falcao deserved the type of savage beating described in this thread, but the guy seems pretty drama prone. I have a feeling he wasn't being a complete angel when someone decided to smash his head with a board.
"He's got big balls. I like that." -Josh Koschek on Frank Trigg's balls.
Shit, they got off easy after reading about that soccer ref who was stoned to death and decapitated. I am never going to Brazil.
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Hope the guy survives to live out a normal life. Noone should have to pay for another man's crimes.
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Although I mostly deal with your representatives over the phone, I'm always dealt with respectfully and attentively. I have no criticisms regarding your storage facility. Very satisfied.Kerry from West Orange, NJ
July 28, 2015
I was impressed with the way you offered the specials which I didn't know about .Mine was August was free which fit into my budget well. I would tell a friend about Bob's. Ypur company made me fell like I'm an old friend.Andrea from Matawan, NJ
July 28, 2015
Sherry and Trudy are the best. We needed some boxes late one Sunday afternoon and Sherry offered to stay a few minutes late so that we could come there to get them. She is a gem! Who else would do that on a Sunday at the end of a long day?Elaine from Frenchtown, NJ
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I rented one of the lockers last year and was pleased with the service and the space I rented, so when I needed to store some stuff I returned. The lockers I rented both times were very convenient and close to the door and my car so it was perfect for me. Also the cart was easy to find.Christine from East Brunswick, NJ
July 28, 2015
I believe the representative who assisted me was named Lucas and he was very helpful in every way possible. He was kind, friendly, and very informative. I work in customer service and in my personal opinion this rep went above and beyond to make sure that we had a smooth transaction when deciding which unit to go with. I would like for him to be recognized for the work that he does because in today's society I feel as though people in his situation are not always appreciated and he was amazingly awesome. I would definitely recommend Uncle Bobs to anyone looking for an easy going experience. Thank you for your assistance.Stephanie from Piscataway, NJ
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July 18, 2015
Helped direct the moving truck and helped jump start my mom's cars and when I'm there they always check to make sure I'm ok and ask if I need help with anything. They are very sweet guys that's work there and they are always willing to help with a smile.!Lynnann from Piscataway, NJ
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For the right price I'd let them put a railed for end on my mom!
Keep up the good show! It is on the DVR, even the reruns.
I have to say, I have been satisfied with medeocre builds, and the episode you did with the new employee that brought in his builds as a resume, got me thinking. Would I be willing to present my builds as a resume. The answer has got me redoing some of my builds. Thanks for the "moment of clarity"


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As promised, Google's Chrome Web Store has a new interface that uses promotional images and larger screenshots, opens extension pages in overlays and makes it easier to install extensions, themes and apps. Another change is that the new version is a lot faster as it uses AJAX to load extension pages. Infinite scrolling replaces pagination, so you no longer have to click "next".
"Promotional images are your chance to capture users' attention and entice them to learn more. Don't just use a screenshot; your images should primarily communicate the brand," suggests Google in the documentation.
Unfortunately, search results are now terrible, as you can see in the screenshot above. When searching for [Gmail], from the top 10 search results, only 2 extensions and apps are relevant. The top search result for [YouTube] is AdBlock, while the first result for [Google Docs] is FB Photo Zoom. The search algorithm is not good enough and Google made things worse by mixing the results for extensions and apps.
The new interface is only available in Chrome and Chromium, so you can go to https://chrome.google.com/webstore in a different browser to see the old interface.
{ Thanks, Costin and Jérémy. }
October 25, 2011
Chrome Web Store's Redesign
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All-Catholic VP debate livestream / viewing party / open thread.
Grant Gallicho October 11, 2012 - 8:44pm
You can watch a livestream of the debate below. If you want to follow along with the comment thread, I suggest opening this page in another tab, and reloading it regularly to keep up with the conversation.
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With a dumbell in his hand and a backwards baseball cap on, Ryan looks a bit like Gomer Pyle.
At least it wasn't a Shake Weight.
Ryan's flag is bigger.
Opening question: "In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit."
"Amazing biceps, Paul."
He only has one. That's why he's always photographed from the right.
Joe Biden is looking like a question-dodger.
So far they both seem to be tripping over their memorized sound bites in the process of making them fit the point they actually need to make.
I feel in slightly better hands with this moderator than that other one. So far.
Those are some giant water glasses from the future.
"Malarkey" and "my friend" in one answer. That's what good about Joe.
Ann, I have a mac too and the debate video is working for me here ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_IafCIZx1Q&feature=player_embedded
This was a totally predictable line of questioning, and Biden seems underprepared.
Ryan says embassy left unprotected.Biden zings back: Ryan's budget cut $300 from support budget.
Biden zings: Unlike usual bipartisan support in time of crisis, Romney faulted Obama.
I think the way to regain America's confidence in your ticket's brain power (or foreign policy) is not to say "With all due respect, that's a bunch of mullarkey."
I like how Paul Ryan got so confused in his response that he forced the moderator to change the subject.
Also Ryan says "nuclear" correctly, so that's a bad sign.
Yes - Martha Raddatz hasn't said all that much, but I think it must be a testament to her moderating that they're both getting thrown off the script by her questions.
Ryan is flat out lying about Iran.
Biden: "Incredible. Huh-hah."
Faster, centrifuges, faster.
"Martha, let's look at this from the point of view of the ayatollahs."
Why is Ryan disrespecting our ally Netanyahu and his very convincing cartoon bomb?!
Ryan: Ayatollahs watching the debate in Congress over sanctions for two years. Really??? Is that what Ayatollahs spend their time doing.
Ryan: The Iranian's nuclear threat is very great now. They now have enough nucler material for 5 bombs.Biden: But they don't have a weapon to put it in.
She's had enough already
Bibiblabla: also known as mullarky.
"Get ayatollahs to change their minds" is really reminiscent of GW Bush language.
Ryan: "It's Irish,"Biden: We call it Mullarkey.
Biden: Iran is totally isolated..... Russia? China? India? and Southeast Asia, etc.
"Bunch of stuff". I like it.
"They're four years closer to a nuclear weapon..." and... Obama has been president for four years... WAIT IT ALL MAKES SENSE NOW. If only we didn't measure nuclear readiness in "years."
Ryan is looking pretty incredible. If you know what I mean.
Raddatz repeats Gates: Bombing Iran could haunt us for ages!! So guys, what is this debate over iran about?
Ryan: Iran is the biggest sponsor of terror in the world! Really?
Raddatz: Let's change the subjects, guys! Jobs!!!!
Biden looks like a smirking teenager. With dentures.
Aaaaaand cue the 47% speech! Biden's all het up now.
Great point, Kathy.
Finally, the 47 percent shoe drops.
"Joe and I are from similar towns. This is how I start my speech."
These are retirees, fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan...
Hey Paul, Scranton and Janesville are not the same places.... Really have you ever been to Scranton?
Scranton mention! Drink!
Did Ryan *really* just say that unemployment is going UP???? Or did I mis=hear?
"Mitt Romney is a car guy."And a lake guy.And a tree guy. And a coal guy.And a Jim Lehrer guy.
Romney makes a Christmas visit--with gifts. Thanks Paul....


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UFC champ Benson Henderson advocates for blood and random drug testing to
"Im fine with it if you choose to use [PEDs], because I understand, as a competitor you want to do whatever it is to get you that one little extra edge," Henderson said. "If its eating Skittles before whatever, Im going to eat a whole bunch of Skittles before. Whatever it is to get you the edge. For some people its steroids, for some people its TRT. Whatever it is. They want that little bit of an edge, especially in our sport, any little edge can give you an advantage. That can be the difference to getting your hand raised or not.
"But for those guys who need a little extra bump, a little extra edge, they know its illegal. They know they shouldnt be doing it. Those guys are mentally weaker. They dont have that fortitude to push through and say, Yeah, I didnt do this, but Im still going to beat your butt. Im okay with guys taking it, to be honest. If you want to take all the steroids you want, and it cuts off 20 years of your life, but you want that five years of glory -- cool. Thats your decision. Go ahead and do whatever you want with your body. But its still not going to pan out for you in the long run, because Im still going to beat you."
There have been 11 documented failed drug tests or TRT exemptions handed out by the UFC since October -- a startling high number, but one that only seems to be on the rise.
After supporting TRT for some time, UFC President Dana White recently took a stand against users of the controversial drug. Believing that fighters are abusing testosterone throughout training camps, only to taper down to reach the legal limit prior to their fight, White ominously promised, "if you are using testosterone replacement therapy, get ready motherf--ker, because we're going to test the s--t out of you."
Henderson not only supports Whites new stance, but the UFC champ would also be in favor of stretching testing one step further to include both blood testing and random testing.
"Id be for increased testing," explained Henderson. "It keeps the playing field even. It makes it so guys have to do a better job of either hiding it, or just not taking it. I think a lot of guys would actually just do a better job of hiding. Like guys in the NFL, some get busted, but the guys who get busted are just the, not very intelligent ones, because its not the hardest thing just to time it correctly to where you dont get caught whenever you get tested.
"That being said, Id be for more rigorous testing. They want the blood doping testing? We can do that, too. Im cool with that. Random testing? Id be for that.
"Im all for any testing," Henderson finished. "Random, blood testing; whatever you want to do, lets do it, because for me, I never even considered it."


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Book your room at Grand Hyatt Berlin
Get an overview of this hotelLuxury Berlin hotel in Mitte, walk to Potsdamer Platz
Located in Mitte, this luxury hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Spielbank Berlin and Potsdamer Platz. Brandenburg Gate and Checkpoint Charlie Museum are also within 1 mi (2 km).
Hotel Features
This hotel features an indoor pool, a health club, and a bar/lounge. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, a spa tub, a sauna, and a steam room are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 342 rooms offer thoughtful touches like bathrobes and slippers, along with free WiFi, free wired Internet, and 24-hour room service. Guests will also find TVs, minibars, and separate bathtubs and showers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
In addition to an indoor pool, Grand Hyatt Berlin provides a health club, a spa tub, and a sauna. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This 5-star property offers access to a business center, limo/town car service, and a meeting room.
High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This luxury hotel also offers a steam room, a rooftop terrace, and spa services. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests.
Grand Hyatt Berlin has designated areas for smoking.
- Indoor pool
- Steam room
- Sauna
- Spa tub
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Health club
- Bar/lounge
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Business center
- Porter/bellhop
- Multilingual staff
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 342
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Number of floors - 9
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Designated smoking areas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Turkish bath/Hammam
- Express check-in
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare
- One meeting room
- Luggage storage
- Spa services on site
- Rooftop terrace
Family Friendly Amenities
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Babysitting or childcare
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Room Amenities
- Free toiletries
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Free newspaper
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Climate control
- Phone
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free bottled water
- Turndown service
- Slippers
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Bathrobes
- Hair dryer
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- In-room safe
- Television
- Daily housekeeping
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Room service (24 hours)
Where to Eat
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a health club, a sauna, and a steam room.
Spa Services
- Sauna in spa
- Spa tub in spa
- Massages
- Number of treatment rooms 5
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body scrubs
- Ayurvedic treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children under 6 years old stay free when using existing bedding.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available.
Pets allowed, Only dogs are allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: EUR 36 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: EUR 20 per day
- Valet parking fee: EUR 20 per day
- Pet fee: EUR 35 per night
We should mention
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Children 6 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Some facilities may have restricted access. Guests can contact the property for details using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
National Rating
Hotelstars Union assigns an official star rating for properties in Germany. This property is rated 5 stars.


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St. Luke's Magic Valley
St. Luke's Magic Valley provides inpatient and outpatient surgery, primary care and specialty services, 24-hour emergency services, cancer treatment, imaging, inpatient and outpatient behavioral health services, and women's and children's healthcare.
Patient Portal
Offering secure and easy electronic access to your medical record any time of day or night.
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Your donation strengthens the ability of St. Luke's to provide high quality health care to the Magic Valley.
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801 Pole Line Road W.
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