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Originally posted by CaptBlackEagle
Yea, it used to be like you described. Now the HC just sets an AO and then its just like you said everyone floods into the one FRU in town. Its nothing now like it used to be. Sure you can do all that stuff you said now but today its meaningless since they got rid of resupply and interdiction and went to the HC structure.
I also like your last sentence where you dismiss him as someone who couldn't play the game. Thats the way all you fanbois are. Attack the player if they disagree with you. Typical. No wonder nobody is left in the game but you fanboi jerkoffs.
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Originally posted by depot12
Dont be to hard on him Depot most of these guys are still wet behind the ears in years played. In most cases the current HC/AO/Supply system is all they know. They dont see how at one time this was a player driven game in which we the players made the fun and used the map in all sorts of out of the box ways. They didnt see the massive support for that system of play and the leaders it spawned due to the open nature of the game at that time.
To be honest most of these guys think we are haters but the reality is we want them and others to experience what we enjoyed in the game. I feel bad for them in a way, they will never see huge ops with 100s of tanks and inf. along with supporting FB defense force,interdiction and cap. They will never enjoy a 2 or 3 week long running battle for a city like twerp. They will never know what its like to drive cross country to make a assault with a squad or the fun we had doing it.
What these guys get is COD play due to instant spawning,pixie dust teleporting of supply, star gate's and nothing beyond the same old frontal assault from FB to town that the current HC/AO system provides.
Yea, I remember the "sea of blue tags". If only these fanboi's knew what it was like back in the day. I am with you I loved the game so much I can't believe how far it has fallen.
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Ahhh, the days of the massive tank columns. When someone at the front would bone a corner, and the massive pileup resulting behind him. Or if you made a small mistake and lose half your speed, having the next 20 tanks pass you laughing while you regained top speed (especially that French armor).
Hell the chat on teamspeak with so many was half the fun in these and truck ride trips. Now those were close squads. But yeah, not needed with the MSP zerging you have now. Why the minimaps are in so you don't have to have comms.
Those were awesome times when the game was thriving! (yeah not in the black but lots of people none the less)
I was on many of those tank missions where we rolled town after town all night. HUGE battles by paying customers...
Its a shame those times have passed. The F2P players just aren't into that sort of thing unless they could just spawn their tank at the target and have unlimited ammo. Heck, who knows, maybe they are working on that.
All of this guys posts are true. Seen it. Lived it. These guys should have folded up YEARS AGO
Called my friend up last night and he just unsubbed also. He decided to take the early termination hit because no one was on playing the other night when he got home from work. He also decided to close his credit card so they cannot charge him again.
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When they killed squads with BS, they killed the gagme. Squads were the social center of the game. BS caused everyone to be a defacto lone wolf. I played for 10 years, quit all 3 accounts. Hven't missed it Play World of Tanks and others now.
$30 for a month subscription, recurring?
Instead of making this game affordable so more people switch over from free accounts to paying accounts the staff, the 3 that are left, decide to pass the 'lets F the remaining people some more and make them pay for the lack of players in game' and charge wwiiol drones that just cannot leave $30 a month.
Yeah, great move guys. You must have hit your dang heads at crs hq. You've all lost your minds it seems. Thats the best you could do for an idea? $30 hero package?
On one side you have a free play option. The other a $30 a month bleed the turnup option. Neither is going to work. One has already failed you on the money side though free accounts are juicy noob targets to keep those drone players happy. But again neither are going to pay the bills.
You should have listened and incorporated a flat $9.99 for this game while it was worth it. Everyday you ignore it and continue to make terrible directional changes the value of the game drops. It's still good for $9.99 but stock is dropping sirs.
$9.99 would be a good value if they were still having content updates and bug fixes but that is way too much for the current state of the game with the same bugs that have gone on for almost 2 years. The population levels will never return to what they used to be back in the day. This game sadly in it's current state isn't really even worth it to play for free, as population numbers show. Thanks to DOC for RUINING everything.
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LOL!! Never heard of this game and I can already tell you why the game is dead , WW2 happened 60 years ago. Some devs come up with the stupidest ideas for MMOs :P
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Damn, that gotta be the dumbest comment ever!
WWII is without a doubt THE most popular setting for FPS games thru the times.
WWII as a MMOG is also a really really great idea, and anyone but these developers would have made millions.
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Originally posted by SuprGamerX
Give it up Szyporyn, yes it's a stupid comment but the irony is that the comment itself may be why the game has declined. We , well I certainly grew up watching the likes of A Bridge Too Far etc. etc. My grandfather was injured at Dunkirk, my father served with the DLI just after the war...
This kind of response reminds me of the kids they interviewed on the centenary of the Titanic where some of them thought it was just a movie, they really didn't comprehend it actually happened...
Maybe the decline is due to the dwindling interest from the up and coming generation that are now putting their money on the table for MMO's...
Can't deny some really poor decisions by CRS over the years but maybe it was inevitable. I was a day 1 subscriber, I bought the game mail order from the US and it arrived about 5 days after the servers went up. I remember Server1, 2, 3 etc. in the first few weeks. I remember being totally lost in my first few steps into the game but totally in awe of what was going on around me. It was my first MMO. I haven't subbed now for about 4/5 years. I've been back on a trial account and on the F2P account and I guess I thought the game would always be there when I was ready to come back or when it reached the potential that I thought it would, or should.
It will be a very sad day if the game goes altogether but maybe, just maybe it will open a gap in the market for a large scale, open world, WW2 MMOFPS to come along.
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Originally posted by depot12
Even if Doc did ruin it, he never made decisions on his own did he? In fact when I was subbed this summer I remember him saying that a few decisions were against his wishes, but regardless, he didn't bring certain changes in so that people would leave did he? CRS wanted the game to grow and yeah they've made a bunch of mistakes in hindsight, but making it seem like something other than a mistake is ridiculous. Look at how childish your last line is, it sounds like a characature of a teenage girl!
I unsubbed a few months ago for time reasons (I will be busy until May) but I enjoyed it immensely when I was playing. Before I resubbed I wrote a great big post about why the game was rubbish, how it could be changed etc... guess what? As soon as I started playing, I felt like a right mug for saying all of that without giving it a chance.
I know you don't want to hear it, but WWIIOL is still a good game even as it is, it just isn't quite as compelling as it once was. I might not play myself but I would encourage people who don't know what the game is about to take a look and judge for themselves, rather than listening to me or you. It's the type of game where if you suspend your disbelief for a while it can still be pretty amazing.
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It's not dead, it's more or less on life support.
I just received an email asking to comeback again. It needs to just close it's doors and stop coming across as a wonderful gaming experience.
I used to LOVE the game, however I grew tired of the gameplay, and grew tired of the rat antics.
For example:
This is in the "free view" area of the forums and located in the Tesing and Bug Reporting area. Very few of the reports get a rat response anymore. (note: this free view area will no doubt disappear and become part of the elite making of paying $18 a month so get there fast to look over the bugs)
Bedford black out bug (has been reported for almost 2 years. It's a bug where you black out driving 15 mph in a truck and cannot see and sometime crash killing riders and flipping guns). When a response finally comes it comes as this from the lead dev...
"yeah we know, when we manage to eliminate it, we will probabaly say something about it
Mmm mmmmmm....serve me up some more customer service!
Originally posted by axishatr
Yep. Can never just give a straight answer. Who is this MAYPOLE guy who is the CEO of CRS? Seems like they should get rid of DOC and bring back RAFTER.
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"Yesterday is history, Tomorrow a mystery, and today is a gift"
I stil play it and love it..
Nothing like getting perma banned and losing a weeks worth of prepaid gaming because you ask them to reduce their sub pricing and they say it is "bashing CRS".
Just happend to someone I know.
What a bunch of babies over there. The mods/community managers are "big dick mod happy"
Originally posted by axishatr
Still on the table, barely breathing.
They've tried F2P (little late) and its helped server population (aka easy targets for the paying subs to kill) but it appears that those F2P accounts are not rolling over to paying customers. They are running $9.99 again for NEW and RETURNING cusotmers but its my knowledge from certain individuals close to crs that those specials are not working even close to where they hoped they would. Now, we are incorporating a "hero" program where if you don't mind spending $18 a month you can up your pledge to save this game by going to $30 per month to be a "builder hero". Yep, thats right, $30 a month.
There is no hope for existing long term customers for getting a relief in subscription pricing. Tries by the community to ask and sometimes beg for $9.99 across the board LONG TERM have been ignored or silenced. Again, told by someone close to crs, $9.99 won't pay the bills. However they still have no fear over banning people that don't lick them in and out...
I argue that maybe making the sub more affordable for a 10+ year old game would bring in MORE paying customers and STAYING customers without pressure of returning and never being able to leave or unsub.....because you will lose your $9.99 rate. Just make it $9.99 all the time for everyone and try it.....
What have they got to lose?


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I write concerning the subject of "muscle jerking" at night.
I am on atenolol 100 mg per day, in my week 38. So far, BP is well controlled and low protein in urine (I live in Sweden and here, they do not do the 24 hour urine test, only sticks...I asked).
When I started with atenolol week 33, the next day I started experience those muscle twitch. It is only at night, just when I am about to fall asleep. This makes it really difficult to fall asleep. They disappeared after a few nights and the doctor was not at all worried...he thought it was the medication. He refused to check for clonus.
But it started again the past nights, with no other symptoms. I do not know what to do, they will not act if my BP is stabilized...I tried to talk about induction, but they do not do it if the baby is fine and my BP is maintained. I am in an university hospital supposed to be the leading one in Sweden on preeclampsia (in Lund). They seems to be so much less proactive than you are in the US...
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"They have nowhere to go but up," says Paul Fronstin, a researcher at EBRI.
An HSA is similar to the better-known Flexible Spending Account. Like in an FSA, an employee puts pre-tax dollars into a special account to use toward medical expenses not covered by insurance, from dental check-ups to prescription drug co-pays.
But the similarities end there. Unlike an FSA, HSAs do not have a "use it or lose it" rule, so the money carries over year to year. A majority of companies who offer HSAs also contribute to the account, more than $1,000 a year for families, according to EBRI. HSAs are also portable. An employee can take their HSA to their next job or save the money for future use. The accounts can also provide significant tax advantages when used correctly.
For workers, HSAs offer flexibility, although they are not appropriate for everyone.
For employers the accounts can provide savings. The plans have been shown to slow the rise in health care costs, or even lower them.
For Wall Street, HSA's are another way to make money. Why? The savings in HSAs can be invested once they hit a certain threshold, typically $2,000.
Nearly all HSA accounts are used in combination with a type of health insurance known as a high-deductible health plan, or HDHP. These plans are also sometimes known as a "Consumer Driven Health Plan." As their name implies, HDHPs have high deductibles, often $1,200 or greater for a single person, or $2,400 for a family.
HDHPs provide coverage for medical emergencies, leaving the day-to-day health care costs to the employee. HSAs can be used along with a HDHP to help offset those day-to-day costs.
When used correctly, HSAs can also provide a triple tax advantage, something even a 401(k) or IRA cannot do. The money put into an HSA is not subject to federal income tax and if the money is invested, any growth is tax-free as well. Any money used toward eligible medical expenses can be tax-free too.
If your employer hasn't offered an HDHP plan yet, it's only a matter of time. By next year, 80 percent of all large employers will offer a HDHP, according to 2013 employer survey by Towers Watson. The vast majority of those HDHP plans will include an HSA, according to the survey.
"Companies are becoming more interested in offering medical benefits that put a lot of the ownership on the employee," says Elizabeth Ryan, head of Wells Fargo's Health Benefit Services.
A 2011 study by the non-partisan RAND Corporation showed that families who were enrolled in a these types of plans reduced their health care spending by 14 percent. However, families also spent less on preventative care.
"The whole idea of these account-based plans is that when people have skin in the game they'll make super-wise decisions regarding their health care spending," says Amelia Haviland, who co-authored the study and is an associate professor in statistics and health policy at Carnegie Mellon University.
Banks have embraced HSAs, and banking industry experts say the plans could become a big business for Wall Street, just as 401(k)s did. Banks earn money just by opening the accounts for employees and charging fees on the debit cards tied to them.
They also earn a fee, typically 1 percent, for managing the mutual funds where people invest HSA money. Of the $18 billion Americans have set aside in HSAs, $2.3 billion will be invested this year, according to Devenir. The amount invested five years ago was just a tenth of that, $200 million.


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Five very nice antique and consignment stores go a long way toward answering that question in the affirmative. Calico Corners at Reflections, Pieces of the Past and More, Treasures by the Tracks, Regan's Gallery, and Trish Ann's all lie within our community and have a lot to offer.
Located at 4141 Gray Highway, Calico Corners is a consignment shop nestled in with tanning beds and a full service salon. It is unique in its consolidation of these services under one roof. Mylar helium balloons are also availble for every occasion.
In their first year they had 200 consigners. Owned by Gary Benton and managed by Lynn Withrow, they still have people walk in and say, "We didn't know you were here."
Withrow shared her favorite part of working there.
"I just love my consigners and customers. I have come across some of the sweetest people while working here." Withrow can be reached at 986-3371, extension 3.
Cynthia Lawler opened Pieces of the Past and More at 111 Atlanta Road in downtown Gray July 2 of last year. A lifetime resident of Jones County, she previously owned a store called Peddler's Thrift from 2008-10. Lawler is the owner and dealer.
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Friday, June 6, 2014
A local athlete and a local coach will participate in the 2014 North-South Classic girls soccer match.
Ashley Ridge forward Sara Goodwin has been named to the South All-star Team that will take on the North team during the South Carolina High School Soccer Coaches Association North-South Classic girls soccer match scheduled for June 28 at Blackbaud Stadium. The event is designed to honor and showcase some of the top graduating soccer players in the state.
Goodwin is one of only seven Lowcountry players selected for the event.
Ashley Ridge coach Mark Weaver has been selected as the assistant coach for the South All-stars.
It will be an honor to coach such a great group of young women, Weaver said.
Goodwin scored 54 goals and added 24 assists in her four years with the Ashley Ridge varsity team. Weaver says she also has the intangible traits the all-star coaches looked for in comprising this years squad.
Sara is a coachs dream player and a teachers ideal student, he said. She is a leader through her actions on and off the field. In each training session she pushes herself and her team to improve. During each game she was the focused captain for our team. She also strives to do her best academically and graduated with honors this spring. She is a humble, intelligent, mature young woman.
Other Lowcountry players named to the South squad are Julia Shahid and Regan Van Metre of Bishop England, Casey Murakami and Amy Paparozzi of West Ashley, Greyson Vevon of James Island and Allie Winglosky of Wando.
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A Bath man is dead after being shot by an unknown assailant Saturday night, according to the Aiken County Sheriff's Office.
Donnie James Davis, 20, was pronounced dead at 56 Church St. in Bath following a verbal argument between several people that, according to a witness, escalated into gun play.
Sheriff's deputies responded to the Bath residence at approximately 10:30 p.m. Saturday and found the unresponsive victim lying face down on the floor.
Law enforcement requested EMS respond at which time the victim was pronounced dead.
The witness stated that the incident started when David Rosier of Trenton came to the residence and an altercation ensued.
Rosier then shot Davis in the face with a handgun, according to an incident report from the Sheriff's Office.
Joshua Rosier of Trenton was also present.
The witness reported David and Joshua Rosier then left the scene in a green Ford Explorer SUV.
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No one had been charged in this case as of press time Sunday.
The Aiken County Sheriff's Office is handling the investigation. An autopsy is scheduled in Newberry today.
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Caldwell and her husband, also a teacher, share the concerns about junk food, though. "A local school is currently raising money for new playground equipment and the parent group has sold chocolates, milkshakes and suckers throughout the school year. I joked with my husband that by the time the money is raised, the children will all be overweight and really need the equipment."
Caldwell believes there are higher expectations now than when she was a child for school trips, and playgrounds are more expensive to build because of enhanced safety standards.
Fundraising is ingrained as a means of providing for sports teams, music programs, field trips or sometimes even basic school costs, such as library books. Gregg Bereznick is a superintendent of education for the Waterloo Region District School Board in Ontario and has watched this evolve over 25 years in the school system.
"There is a growing interest in fundraising to enhance those extras in the elementary schools," he says, and that often involves food products. But at the same time, schools are dealing with food allergies, diabetes and other health issues.
"For principals, the food landscape has never been more complex," says Bereznick. He describes a duality – while there may be more food in the schools, there is also more focus on health. "I think the birthday cake in the classroom is a dying trend. I'm not saying it doesn't happen, but this [current] group of parents is more interested in nutrition than ever before."
In looking to the future, Anne Muñoz-Furlong, the founder and former CEO of the Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network, sees a natural evolution between the recognition of kids' nutritional needs and awareness of food allergies in school.
"From an educator's perspective, having everyone avoid sweet snacks and desserts, which often contain allergens such as milk, eggs or peanuts, will make it easier to keep the children with food allergies safe. However, this goes beyond food allergies; the children with other diseases, such as diabetes, will benefit as well."
As the food allergic are all too aware, telling other parents what they can and can't pack in their children's lunches can be fraught with controversy. But the beauty of the nutritional approach is that it is for the benefit of everyone's children, with food allergic kids also reaping the benefits of lessened exposures.
As Muñoz-Furlong notes, "fruits and vegetables are a better food choice for everyone."
Change in that direction may be slow and uneven, but given the alarming statistics on children's weight and allergies, in North America more provinces and states may soon feel the pressure to get in step with Nova Scotia's lead.
And one day, in the not-so distant future, perhaps a child will ask: "Mom, did you really used to eat cake – at school?"
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Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has accused the FA of hypocrisy for trying to throw Luis Suarez out with the garbage.
Arsenal are in talks with Fiorentina over £25million-rated striker Stevan Jovetic.
Manchester United must put together a £38million package to land Polish ace Robert Lewandowski from Borussia Dortmund this summer.
Kolo Toure has aimed a parting shot at Roberto Mancini for never giving him a proper chance at Manchester City.
Juventus are ready to offer Nani £130,000 a week to leave Manchester United.
Everton's £6million forward Kevin Mirallas wants to play in La Liga.
Goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg's switch from Roma to Fulham looks off.
Bristol City winger Albert Adomah is wanted by Charlton, Crystal Palace and Middlesbrough.
Brendan Rodgers admits it is 'perfectly understandable' if Luis Suarez wants out at Liverpool.
Arsene Wenger admits he is ''afraid'' Jose Mourinho will help Chelsea blow away the rest of the Premier League if he returns to Stamford Bridge.
West Ham boss Sam Allardyce has revealed Blackburn turned down the chance to sign Robert Lewandowski for £3million only three years ago.
Tony Pulis believes he is going to be a hard act to follow at Stoke.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has opened talks with Fiorentina over striker Stevan Jovetic.
Leeds United boss Brian McDermott is close to signing Motherwell's Chris Humphrey.
Liverpool are plotting a summer switch for promising Portuguese centre-back Tiago Ilori from Sporting Lisbon.
Paolo Di Canio has got his Sunderland scouts checking on winger Diogo Viana, who plays for Portuguese Segunda Liga club FC Penafiel.
Inter Milan have joined Juventus in the race to sign former West Ham striker Alessandro Diamanti, who is currently with Bologna.
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has launched a scathing attack on the FA - and Prime Minister David Cameron.
Robert Lewandowski is willing to snub Bayern Munich to land a dream move to Manchester United this summer.
Andre Villas-Boas insists he will stay at Tottenham - and finally get a second season at a club.
Under-pressure Tony Pulis insists he won't walk out on Stoke.
Brendan Rodgers has accused the FA of double standards over their handling of Luis Suarez.
Bayer Leverkusen's Andre Schurrle could be a Chelsea player by the end of the week, according to his agent.
Newcastle are interested in Reading goalkeeper Alex McCarthy, who recently impressed Liverpool.
Tottenham scouts ran the rule over Basel forward Mohamed Salah on Thursday night.
Steve Clarke has admitted West Brom are preparing for life without on-loan striker Romelu Lukaku.
Brendan Rodgers has accused the FA's Independent Regulatory Commission of bias and claimed they had thrown Luis Suarez "out with the garbage'' by handing him a 10-match ban for biting.
Four-goal hero Robert Lewandowski would jump at the chance of joining Manchester United rather than Bayern Munich.
Steve Clarke admits West Brom must plan for life without Romelu Lukaku next season.
Stoke boss Tony Pulis says his future won't be decided until the summer.
Swansea have joined the race for Sevilla striker Alvaro Negredo.
Birmingham are ready to sell winger Nathan Redmond this summer in a bid to raise funds. West Brom, Fulham and Norwich are leading the chase to sign the England under-19 international, who will be offloaded for around £2 million.


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Spring breakers in town this week were treated to some unexpected surprises — frigid water and near freezing temperatures as low as 39 degrees. While it wasn't optimal beach weather, co-eds and teenagers alike found ways to make the most of their stay in
High school students, Paige Wehrs and Cecilia Siragusa, from
"We're trying to find something to do," said Wehrs. "At the very least, it's not snowing."
For the 21-and-over co-eds, keeping warm is part of the fun.
"We just drink more than we should," said a giggly Evans with a cup of coffee in hand.
The UT students have vacationed along Scenic 98 before. This year, they said virtually the whole junior and sophomore class are here too. Playing drinking games with a large group makes staying inside much more fun, Evans said.
On the beach, bathing suits were rare Tuesday, as most breakers wore long sleeved shirts and shorts in the sand and along the Scenic 98 sidewalks.
"I just want to say to those girls in bikinis, 'I know you're cold,'" said Lindey Kitchens from
Staying warm on the beach means keeping spirits high and in plentiful supply.
"We use an alcohol blanket to stay warm — it's that warm feeling you get from drinking," explained Aly Lehmann.
Piling out of their car parked in front of Whale's Tail, Lindey and friends were all clad in long sleeves. If the beach gets too cold, they already have a plan B ready.
"We'll have a darty — a party during the day," said Lehmann.
"And boys — boys always keep me warm," added Kitchens.
The beaches in front of Pompano Joes and Whale's Tail were far less crowded compared to previous weeks. There were less tents and flags, but the Walton County Sheriff's Office has not wavered their stance on patrolling. A handcuffed breaker in a tank top was being escorted from the beach as two young men walked the opposite way hauling a 70-quart cooler to the sand.
"The cold weather is keeping them at bay. Now all the traffic is on 98," said Deputy Keith Parsons of the breakers. "By this time last week, it'd be in full swing."
For Kyle Styles, a junior at
"You think the cold weather would ruin our spring break, but it hasn't," he said while standing outside the Shell station. "We've met some fine young women. You just gotta jump into it. Get good coffee, good spirits, and good, warm clothes."


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"It's like Promethea meets Little Lulu, and quite beguiling." -- Chris Allen, Breakdowns
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Shuck is a demon who used to be in the business of guarding souls. Wearing an old man mask to hide his goat-faced nature and to fit into his new retired lifestyle, Shuck lives in a house next door to little Thursday Friday, her mom and her talking cat Jamara. The mask doesn't help him hide and Shuck is drawn into the netherworld he thought he had left behind. Adventure ensues. This 168-page trade paperback collects the first four stories (plus covers) of the Ignatz-nominated Shuck Comics and includes 48 pages of new material.


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I like these guys for some reason. They have a style all their own. Tonight I'll be watching this while baking my Christmas cookies!
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I like these guys for some reason. They have a style all their own. Tonight I'll be watching this while baking my Christmas cookies!
Am I allowed to reply to my own post? It's kinda like talking to yourself I suppose... It's probably poor form, too. I just wanted to say that I am not a right wing Christian or someone who laughs at hillbillies. Hey - my sister-in-law was from Kentucky! But seriously, I am just enjoying the show as an ignorant Canadian. By the way - anybody from Kentucky - that was not a slam.
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You better red-neck-ognize!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Cuz I'm Canadian, eh? I like back bacon and beer and wear a lumberjack shirt
...I wear the moniker "Redneck" proudly...just like I wear my Pabst shirt to confession....
...BTW, have I shown you pics of my mansion???...
I ended up switching back and forth between Duck Dynasty Redneck Christmas and "Black Christmas" on Space Channel which is an old movie from the 70s. Still pretty good, though! The guy up in the attic is a homicidal maniac, killing off all the sorority sisters one at a time. Hey - almost sounds like a Stephen King book (but not as good). Books always seem better than the movie, I find.


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WU Computer Science students learn how to express abstract concepts rigorously, from numbers, text and graphics to interactive animations, gaming strategies and proof systems. They also learn to implement these abstractions on a computer so that their effects can be realized in the outside world.
Programming skills and object-oriented design are just the beginning of the curriculum: mid-level classes cover the structure of computers, the languages that control them and the mathematics of important algorithms. In the upper-level classes, students delve into more specialized application areas based on faculty research strengths, then finally demonstrate their creativity and mature understanding through a capstone senior project.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
with Narcissus Robert Quagliata
in the City Center dining room
Friday, May 9, 2014
7:45 - 9 pm
$10 suggested donation
A lecure and discussion by internationally renowned glass artist and painter Narcissus Robert Quagliata, famous for designing glassworks at Yerba Buena Gardens, Grace Cathedral and the beautiful Central Train Station in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
The first subjects in glass Narcissus ever represented were the gassho hands of Shunryu Suzuki Roshi and Dainin Katigiri Roshi in the swinging doors between the kitchen and the dining hall at City Center. Narcissus knew since childhood that his field of interest was the field of art—and the mystery of how art manifests itself—and he spent valued time at City Center in the late 1960s, growing in his understanding of life, the broader universe and himself. Suzuki Roshi asked him to become the first director of the Zen Center building at 300 Page Street.
In this lecture, Narcissus will discuss his formative years at Zen Center and the path of his art career, focusing on how a relationship with Suzuki Roshi influenced his life and the relationship between art and the formal practice of zazen.
Narcissus on Shunryu Suzuki (further reading from cuke.com):
Narcissus Quagliata, an Italian and US citizen, was born in Rome, Italy, in 1942, where he studied painting with the metaphysical painter Georgio De Chirico. At the age of 19, Narcissus moved to the United States and studied at the San Francisco Art Institute, receiving both a bachelor's and a master's degree in painting and graphics. Soon after graduation, he began working in glass, and he continues to use it as his principal form of artistic expression. A book of his work and technique, Archetypes and Visions in Light and Glass, was recently published by Arnoldsche. He resides and has studios in Mexico and Taiwan. For more information, visit narcissusquagliata.com.
Santa Maria degli Angeli ("Divinity in Light")
Between 1997 and 2000 Narcissus realized a design for a dome for the State Balisica for the Italian Republic in Rome. The Basilica was the last architectural work of Michelangelo, and it was built on the Roman ruins of the Baths of Diocletian.
Guang zhi qióngding ("The Dome of Light: Wind, Fire, and Time")
Inaugurated in 2008, the dome is a public artwork in the Central Station of the newly built Kaohsiung Rapid Transit metro
system, and is the world's largest stained glass installation. It is divided into four sections: water, earth, light and fire.
Grace Cathedral ("The Gift")
This window completed the 50-year stained glass window program and is placed in the north transept of the Cathedral. The theme of this project is motherhood and universe.


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Hello to everyone.
I hope the new year finds you well.
This certainly seems like a happy place to check in on.
I'm glad I found it.
I still have to learn how to work the forum.
Thank you Nealy for the encouragement and suggestions. I am trying squinting and it helps. I am using oils. Limited palette. Cad red, cad yellow, cobalt blue, burnt sienna and titanium white. Another first for me so I'm experimenting as I go.
C&Cs always welcome
Welcome absolute zero. I hope we have a chance to see your work. Let us know if you have any questions on how to navigate or post.
Thanks Karen. I really appreciate that.
I mostly checked in to admire what others are doing. I enjoy seeing the work, and reading the stories that goes along with it. It's inspirational.
I have been in a slump lately, and I'm trying to pull myself back out of it. I think 2014 is going to be a good year for me to do that.
Hi AbsoluteZero! I saw your name & wondered if you're a Stone Sour fan too!?!?!?! If you are in a slump, I highly recommend you going to the January Photo Challenge and giving the photos a look-see. Bonnie has posted many pics for our inspiration and the members always welcome new people. Again, WELCOME!
Comments and critiques are welcome.
Thanks for the welcome.
Yes, I am a Stone Sour fan, but I have been using AbsoluteZer0 as an email address, and screen name since 2004. I just liked the sound of it. I'm a Slipknot fan too.
I have been looking through the challenge photos, and a couple of them have caught my eye.
Started with some detail on the city.
AbsoluteZer0 ~ AbsoluteZer0:
Yes, I am a Stone Sour fan, I'm a Slipknot fan too.
Yes, I am a Stone Sour fan, I'm a Slipknot fan too.
Yes, I am a Stone Sour fan, I'm a Slipknot fan too.
Hi, makes sense ~ both Corey Taylor! Looking forward to seeing you post in the January challenge.
Hello Karen! Excellent work so far. I magnified the distant hills and they look great. You're progressing well, I think, though I'm not an oil painter.
Hello Absolute Zero, welcome to the group. I hope you find some inspiration here. We would love to see some of your work.
Karen, your cityscape is coming along very well. It looks like a lot of work, lots of detail. But it appears that it will be a wonderful painting.
Sorry, I have missed so much work but have been very busy lately. Will have to go back through the posts and see what is happening.
Bonnie C & C most welcome / appreciated
Nealy and Bonnie thank you so much for your comments. It is slow going I'll post again when I get further along.
Making my way slowly across the City. Won't have a day off for another week so won't have much painting time. Here is the progress so far.
Sorry that I've been absent lately. I continue to have medical problems. Saw a doctor this morning and again on Thursday. Maybe we can get it straightened out.
Karen, I am impressed with your skyline. It's coming along beautifully with so much detail painted quite well. This is going to be a beauty.
Sam/Sammy C & C Welcome
I finally made time to answer some of the post. We got more snow last night and expecting below 0 temps the rest of the week. I done some painting today and hopefully will post it tomorrow
Catherine love the new avatar. It kind of fits you. Nice work on the fountain. Looks like a hard subject to me.
Karen super job on Pittsburg painting. A lot of work and you are doing a great job.
Fred you have been doing a lot of interesting experiments with Yupo. They are coming along real well.
C and C always welcomed
Sam ~ So sorry to hear you're not feeling up to par. Hope the Dr. can straighten it out.
Karen ~ Good work on your Pitts skyline; you are doing good. You must have used a T square to keep all those buildings vertical! I can't wait to see your bridge across the river.
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Mary, in her second season, comes to Sacred Heart from Massapequa, New York. She got both her graduate and undergraduate degrees from Sacred Heart, first graduating in 2010 and then finishing up her graduate studies in 2011. Mary majored in history and then earned a graduate degree in Secondary Education.
While at Sacred Heart, she was a member of the women's soccer team for all four years under Head Coach Kim Banner. In 2009, she was team captain and was an instrumental part of a Pioneer team that reached the NEC playoffs. Dick is the only Pioneer ever to record a shutout and score a goal in the same season (2009). Not only stellar on the soccer pitch, Dick was also named to the NEC Academic Honor Roll in all four of her years at SHU. She currently resides in Bridgeport, Connecticut.


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Are you looking for a hotel, guesthouse or accommodation in Derbyshire that can sleep a family of 5, 6, 7 or more persons in one room, suite or connecting rooms? You have come to the right place. Room for 5 has scoured the internet and managed to find 15 properties in Derbyshire with these elusive rooms in places including Ashbourne, Belper, Buxton, Castle Donington, Derby, Glossop, Matlock, Swinscoe & more! Find your family room in Derbyshire now, quickly & easily at www.roomfor5.co.uk
There are lots of things to do whilst you are visiting Derbyshire. Visit the magnificent Bolsover Castle, the castle battlements and the Venus Garden have been restored, and the fountain, with 23 new statues, plays again for the first time in centuries. The riding centre stables have been developed as a new Discovery Centre and new site interpretation facilities have been introduced.
Go and see the Creswell Crags, a limestone gorge honeycombed with caves and fissures. The caves are world famous as the most northerly home of our ancestors who lived during the Ice Age.
The men & boys and even the girls would love to see the Donnington Grand Prix Collection in Castle Donington. It has over 130 exhibits depicting motor sport history from the turn of the 1900′s to the present day.
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I am curious to know which Stephen King novel that anyone has finished was the most difficult one to complete reading. I'm not asking which is your least favorite novel, but instead the one that took you the most time and/or effort to get through.
For me, it's "Christine". "The Gunslinger", back in the mid-80's was also tough, but I can breeze through that book now.


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Sports Editor
EAST RIDGE – The Belfry Middle School Pirates made it a sweep by winning the Pike County basketball championship Monday night pounding Millard 63-32.
Belfry won the county title in football last fall and then went on to win the state championship.
The Pirates are coached by Mike Hylton. Big Cole Bentley led the way in the title game with 10 points and 15 rebounds, while Andrew Fletcher fired in 15 points, Austin Woolum added 12 and Devin Varney chipped in 11. Other scoring for BMS saw Cameron Catron 4, Jarrett James 4, Braxton Miller 3, Ryan Jesse 2 and Corbin Harris 2.
The Pirates were 7-10 from 3-point range for 70 percent. BMS forced Millard into 21 turnovers. They were also 14-16 at the free throw line for an outstanding 87 percent.
In the semi-final game Belfry got by Pikeville 47-41. Scoring in that game saw James with 20, Bentley with 10, Catron with 8, Woolum 3, Fletcher 4 and Varney 2.
The Pirates defeated Shelby Valley in first round action 47-26. Bentley had a double-double with 11 points and 12 rebounds. The big post player also blocked six shots. James also had a double-double with 10 points and 10 boards. Other scoring in that game was Fletcher 9, Catron 8, Miller 3, Varney 2, Dove 2 and Woolum 2.
Belfry will now head to the state tournament.


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Which iPad Air did you get today? [Poll]
iPad Air day is drawing towards its conclusion, and hopefully by now everyone who was planning to pick one up on launch day – wherever you might be in the world – has had chance to. But now, we want to hear from you and find out which model you picked up in the end? We've been talking about how to decide which is the best model for you since the iPad Air first launched, but for many today was the time to put the talking to an end.
The iPad Air launch for pretty much everyone has been much smoother and less stressful than last months iPhone 5s launch. Stock seems to have been plentiful pretty much everywhere, and with in-store pickups and availability stretching to a number of third-party retailers as well, perhaps more of you actually found yourselves grabbing one today instead of waiting a while? Planned, off the cuff, whichever it may have been, which iPad Air did you get today?
Myself, I picked up a 16GB wifi in black, going against all my own advice. There is a story behind it, which I talked about with Rene Ritchie and Derek Kessler on the special iPad Air launch day edition of the iMore Show – so check it out for the full skinny – and aside from having second thoughts now about which iPad is for me and potentially swapping up to a larger size, I'm pretty happy with the choice I made. The Space Gray color on the rear of the black iPad Air is really nice, and I don't have any regrets over not going for the white one.
So if you grabbed an iPad Air today, pick out your selection from the list up top and let us know why you went with it in the comments below!
iPad Air
Apple's full-sized iPad gets slimmed down. Features include:
- A7 custom processor
- Improved LTE 4G support
- FaceTime HD camera
- iOS 7 software
November, 2013
Retina iPad mini, iPad 2, iPad mini (original)
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Fall, 2014
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Which iPad Air did you get today? [Poll]
16 gig Black Wifi, that's all you need.
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The process used for the iPad was much better. There was almost no line at either of the apple stores here in columbus. IT seemed so much more organized and less hectic. That being said I pre-ordered at 3:03 this morning and was not able to pickup until almost 6 o'clock tonight. A small price to pay to have a new working iPad after my 2 finally died out in July.
I still have an iPad 2 that launched 2.5 years ago. Im not a heavy gamer. I use it for reading, don't need retina it looks good to me. I use it for web browsing. Fast enough for me. I use it for following blogs and RSS feeds via Feedly, Flipboard and Pulse. Works fantastic. Apples products are great. I don't need a new iPad when my 2 works great.
C'mon, everybody needs retina! lol
Dude, I had an iPad 2 also, I gave it to my kids, come on now the Air blows away the 2!!!
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I got the silver 64 GB. Was going to get the 32 GB, but decided not to. Love this iPad! It's not a brick!
I got a 64 GB cellular black iPad Air this morning. Actually my wife and I both got one. They replaced our 32 GB cellular iPad 2's. She preordered them in the wee hours of the morning and picked them up today.
Since we keep our idevices for 2 years or so, an extra 32 GB cannot hurt. I tend to keep my movies and pictures on my iPad and my music on my iPhone. It works well for me.
I got the 32 gig space grey, I was a little worried that I wouldn't like the color but the pictures of the color don't do justice. I had a 64 gig iPad 3 and never went over 30 gigs since I don't store my whole music library or tv shows/movies on it. I use it mostly to watch my online school videos on it and the weight difference is huge. My wrist doesn't hurt at all so far as it did after a short period of time on the 3. Very happy with it. I've also noticed the heat is not nearly as bad as the 3 which is a huge plus.
One note. If you're a Verizon person they have the 16gb cellular for 529 instead of 629. Its with two year activation but if you're on a family plan its only 10 bucks a month to add it.
I got a 128 gb ipad mini with retina display and LTE but will be returning it to get a note 10.1
Jk I'm keeping it lol
I got an 64gb Space grey wifi, wanted an wi-fi/Lte but they aren't released here in Sweden yet. Aren't noticing any big difference from 4th gen software wise, hardware looks and feels super duper nice tho.
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I got a 32 gig space gray for myself and a silver one for my wife. I'm replacing a 16 gig mini from last year and she's replacing an ipad 2 from over 2 years ago. They're a huge upgrade for both of us. Loving them so far!
128Gb Space Grey, WI-fi and cellular
I will be able to hold a couple of seasons of homeland on it now.
Interesting that the white (silver) model sold less in every single model of the iPad Air... At least from this poll. White used to be the way to go, are we all switching back to black now?
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I ordered a white 128gb wifi + cellular. I bought mine at a discount so I'm not complaining


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Informal Talk with Solicitor of the Department of the Interior Hilary Tompkins
February 22, 2012 12:45pm - 2:00pm
February 22, 2012 12:45pm - 2:00pm
Room 280A
Hilary Tompkins was confirmed by the U.S. Senate as Solicitor of the Department of the Interior on June 17, 2009. As Solicitor, Tompkins is the chief general counsel for Interior and represents the Department in administrative and judicial litigation and meetings, negotiations and other contracts with Congress, federal agencies, states, tribes and the public. Before becoming solicitor, Tompkins served as an adjunct professor at the University of New Mexico School of Law. From 2003 to 2008, she was chief counsel to New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, whom she advised on legal and policy issues including legislation, judicial appointments, executive orders, constitutional authority, civil litigation, statutory interpretation, and intergovernmental affairs. She also managed the legal staff in the Governor's office, supervised the general counsels in more than 20 state executive agencies, and advised the governor on Native American affairs. Before joining Governor Richardson's staff, Tompkins was an attorney with Sonoksy, Chambers Sachse, Endreson & Perry, a national law firm devoted to representing Native American interests. Prior to that, she served as a special assistant U.S. attorney in the Eastern District of New York. During the Clinton administration, Tompkins served as an honors program trial lawyer in the Environment and Natural Resources Division of the U.S. Department of Justice where she handled civil prosecutions in environmental cases nationwide. She also served as a Special Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York in Brooklyn, New York, where she was lead counsel for a number of civil lawsuits in federal court. She also served as a law clerk for the Navajo Nation Supreme Court in Window Rock, Arizona. Before becoming a lawyer, Tompkins worked for the Navajo Nation Department of Justice as a tribal court advocate after passing the Navajo Nation bar exam. Tompkins, an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation, received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Dartmouth College (1990) and a Juris Doctor from Stanford University (1996), where she was associate editor of the Stanford Law Review.
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Step 1: Building the X-Ray Vision Camera
Time: A Couple of Afternoons
Cost: Over $18
Difficulty: Hard
Parts List
- CVS Disposable Digital Camera (CVS Pharmacy; $18.00)
- X-Ray Beryllium Material (Google It)
- Wire, solder, glue, diffraction pattern sample (i.e., your hand)
Step 2: Rip it a New One; Disassemble the Camera
NOTE: Do not touch the flash capacitor. This component can maintain a strong and painful charge for extended periods of time. Use extreme caution when opening this camera and use protective gear, including rubber gloves, rubber-soled shoes and rubber-handled tools.
Buy the real X-ray glasses! They will do the job at a very low price...
use code# ind77 it will give you future discounts.
This is fake it is pseudo-color image
(1) Beryllium is used as an X-ray window material as it passes X-rays but not visible light. It is readily available from X-Ray equipment suppliers. Without a special phosphor layer it could not act as a down converter.
(2) You also need a strong source of X-Rays; Solar X-rays aren't enough. Think about if X-Rays of any strength were coming from the sun it would make any form of photography virtually impossible.
(3) The lenses of a digital camera cannot focus X-rays. In fact X-rays are usually made as contact prints to avoid the problems of focus.
(4) The image is obviously faked, the bones are in the wrong places, the ring on the finger would appear black in an X-ray. I believe he deliberately wore it as a clue for the joke.
A good joke, have a chuckle and move on.
BTW The technique that ELF et.al. is referring too is using infra red or near infra red. This is an excellent area to experiment in with a converted digital camera. Despite all the rumors only a certain range of synthetic fabrics are completely transparent to IR. Nevertheless many food colorings eg cola drinks, soy sauce etc are transparent to IR as are many plastic coloring agents. It is also excellent for penetrating smoke and other aerosols.
It's usually a wasteproduct from the start and end of a roll of film.
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Established in 1859, the historic Town of Breckenridge is a Home Rule Municipality that is the county seat of Summit County, Colorado, United States. As of the U.S. Census 2000, the town had a population of 2,408. The town also has many part-time residents, as many people have vacation homes in the area. Breckenridge is also a popular ski resort during the winter months, servicing multi-difficulty ski slopes on the Rocky Mountains. Summer in Breckenridge attracts outdoor enthusiasts with hiking trails, wildflowers, fly-fishing in the Blue River, mountain biking, nearby Lake Dillon for boating, white water rafting, alpine slides, and several shops up and down Main Street. Every year, Breckenridge hosts the Breckenridge Festival of Film, established in 1981, as well as an annual Fourth of July parade. Breckenridge has recently passed a law legalizing the possession of up to one ounce of cannabis.
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HOUSTON, TX---In the heat of the playoff race, the Chicago Wolves were frozen out by the Houston Aeros with a 5-2 loss Friday night at Toyota Center.
Darren Archibald and Bill Sweatt tallied scores for Chicago (33-25-5-4), which is tied with Midwest Division rivals Milwaukee and Rockford in the chase for the eighth and final spot in the Western Conference playoffs.
Goaltender Matt Climie stopped 9 of 13 shots for the Wolves before being replaced by Joe Cannata as Houston (35-24-5-5) scored four times in the second period.
The Aeros jumped out to the early lead when center Zack Phillips batted a puck out of the air and into Climie's net on an Aeros power play at 5:35 of the first period.
In rapid succession, the Wolves fired back with a score of their own off Archibald's stick. He rifled a shot past Aeros goaltender Cody Reichard's short side at 6:07 to tie the game.
Both sides enjoyed plenty of go-ahead opportunities, but it wasn't until the second frame that scoring started again -- in a big way.
The Aeros notched three straight scores from Steven Kampfer, Jason Zucker, and Dan DaSilva in the span of eight minutes. Following DaSilva's wraparound goal, produced on a net left empty by Climie as he tried unsuccessfully to poke away the puck, Wolves coaches replaced Climie with Cannata at the 13:09 mark of the period.
The change sparked a brief charge from the Wolves as left wing Sweatt pounced on a huge rebound 20 seconds later and fired it through Reichard at 13:29 to make it 4-2 Houston.
The momentum wouldn't stay in the Wolves favor, though. As the clock wound down on the second frame, Zucker came calling again on the power play. He went on a breakaway and scored through the five-hole to put the Aeros up 5-2 heading into the third.
The Wolves continue their season-high six-game road trip with a 7 p.m. Saturday at Oklahoma City. The team returns to Allstate Arena on Saturday, April 13, to welcome the Charlotte Checkers. For tickets, call 1-800-THE-WOLVES or visit ChicagoWolves.com.
Chicago 1 1 0 -- 2
Houston 1 4 0 -- 5
First Period---1, Houston, Phillips 7 (Scandella, Petersen), 5:35 pp; 2, Chicago, Archibald 11 (Schroeder, Hunt), 6:07. Penalties---Groulx, Chicago (interference), 4:35; Medvec, Houston (roughing), 7:53; Kampfer, Houston (interference), 11:04.
Second Period---3, Houston, Kampfer 3 (Fontaine, Zucker), 5:25; 4, Houston, Zucker 23 (Fontaine, Connelly), 11:29 pp; 5, Houston, DaSilva 4 (Phillips, Connelly), 13:09; 6, Chicago, Sweatt 13 (Vandermeer, Schroeder), 13:29; 7, Houston, Zucker 24 (unassisted), 19:24. Penalties---Longpre, Chicago (tripping), 10:55; Blain, Chicago (cross-checking), 15:33.
Third Period---None. Penalties---Vandermeer, Chicago (fighting), 4:55; Broda, Houston (fighting), 4:55.
Shots on goal---Chicago: 8-11-13--32; Houston: 7-9-5--21. Power plays---Chicago 0-2; Houston 2-3. Goalies—Chicago, Climie (9-13) replaced at 33:09, Cannata (7-8); Houston, Reichard (22-24) replaced at 49:19; Deslauriers (8-8). A---7,225. Referee---David Banfield. Linesmen---Brandon Gawryletz and Carl Sasyn.


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There is nothing in life more admirable or commendable in life than to devote one's life to the service of others. Though this type of life grants an abundance of merit, we have removed ourselves from the humanity and humility of being human. As time has unfolded, our ideologies have changed in regard to our less fortunate brothers and sisters. Why? I submit that we have become too involved with material satisfaction than the satisfaction of satisfying the obligation that God has placed within each of our lives; to be a comfort to one another in time of need.
So much of what we do on a daily basis concerns only what makes ourselves happy or comfortable. We do not take time out to search for voids to fill in the lives of others. Even the voids that can be immediately filled remain void because collectively we have grown to have a blatant disregard for one another. The worth of humanity has plummeted. This is a sad fact of life that many of us do not readily realize. Our disconnected ideologies about life and survival place us in a race with those around us. Continuous self-absorption soon allows the drops of humanity that we are born with to evaporate. The only way to cure this tragic societal disease from continuing to spread is by submerging ourselves into the service of others. We all have to come into the realization that this change will inevitably have to take place if mankind is to raise the worth of humanity back to its towering peak of yesterday. Somehow we must incorporate this change in dramatic fashion sooner rather than later. For if we wait to act, we will be digging wells that are dry. But if we act now, we will be able to salvage the streams of humanity that run shallow through our societies and transform them into bottomless rivers that flow into deepening seas.
We all must do what we can to strengthen the fibers that make the fabric of mankind. Each of us are individual threads that are woven together with a common needle that we know as life experience. Though the experiences we have as individuals do not directly affect anyone outside of ourselves, they do indirectly affect everyone else. Our destinies are intertwined in a webbed network of individual and collective experience. In one way or another, sooner or later, something that I do or experience will indirectly affect you, and something that you do or experience will indirectly affect me. Until we head in a direction of individual service and collective attention to the issues that are plaguing our societies, the mutual disconnection we now stand amidst will continue to be a widening gulf.


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