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Joined: 7/03/05
I know it has been said and will never come true, as EA has already stated, but I would love to see an original ruleset server. There was nothing else like UO's open PvP system and even now the only thing is EVE online. There is a growing niche market for a more "hardcore" PvP experience going unsatisfied. It's too bad UO ever ruined their game by destroying their original open PvP system in a sandbox experience.
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Joined: 7/03/03
Good ol' UO, Yea Id play it if it went back that far on a server. Take out all expansions and all the new items and stupid neon colors. When the world was a challenge.
Novice Member
Joined: 5/11/07
Role play on Europa if you want to get away from all the item based pvp and neon hairs and elfs and other nonsense.
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Joined: 4/20/07
If you are looking for the Old School UO experience, try out "In Mani Ylem." Do a search for it and take a peek at what it has to offer. The playerbase is small right now but it has a dedicated admin and dedicated/helpful players.
Novice Member
Joined: 7/27/07
..if only the old ways returned ... i remember watching my dad play when i finally got it , i was disappointed on many aspects of the game
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Joined: 2/02/07
"The creative mind plays with the object it loves"
Ok so I have asked this before on another thread but no answer yet. Isn't Siege Perilous supposed to be what you guys describe? If not, I would really like to know what the difference is between regular shards and siege. I heard it was for the old-schoolers with free-for-all pvp, pking, all that. Have I been misinformed? I know nothing of Siege because I play on Atlantic.
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Joined: 8/27/06
Siege is supposed to be the advanced players server.
But really is just like the other servers, except they can only bless 1 item, they have no insurance.
They also have a different way of gaining skills.
Ok, so what does all of this mean for advancing skills and stats on Siege Perilous?
They have the same AOS item system in place than other servers as well.
So really its just another regular production shard, just with a few tweaks.
I probably a few things as well, but that is mainly what SP is about.
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Joined: 9/15/06
If you're going to stick it out there, don't be afraid if you get it cut off.
Yeah it will never be the same, just face it.
Besides who doesn't love riding around on big blue beatles? So authentic. Oh, did I forget to mention the multicolored space ship looking housing?
Yeah, UO is done. Let's just move on people. It was fun while it lasted. We have to move on if we are going to force them to make a UO 2!
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Joined: 10/24/05
When you read various forums you get a sense that players want MORE PVP. Let me state up front, I didn't play UO until Trammel opened up.
Let me make a couple of observations. When I played UO I used to make and sell rune books for Trammel and Felucca, so I visited both areas frequently. Feluccca was almost empty; whereas you couldn't get space at the forge near Brit bank on Trammel. (Pacific)
I just started player Dungeon Runners. They have several servers--only one is PVP. Further, they show the number of players on each server. The PVP server never reaches 5% of the total. Indeed, yesterday there were nearly 500 on the regular servers and only 2 on the PVP server.
So, I suspect that PVPers are more vocal giving the false impression that PVP is more popular that it actually is.
What do you think?
Originally posted by FlynnQ
Its not the PvP that everyone is crying about. Its the patches they put into the game that made it boring. People play in tram and other non "pvp" shards cause its easier. Most people will chose the easy way out. I for one like the pvp aspect because it made everything more challenging rather then having everything handed to me.
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Joined: 11/29/07
Originally posted by Stellos
UO isn't even close to being done. It was fun 10 years ago and is still fun today.
There will never be a UO2. And it would be a crap game unless Richard produced it.
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Joined: 8/09/04
Originally posted by FockerIf so many people truly wanted pvp in any game, then the pvp servers would be full, and Felucca would be packed out and it would be gankage as usual. Fact is, pvp'rs are a minority in the extremes, they just have bigger mouths.
Even in WoW, on a pvp server I can go days without anyone attacking me unless they outnumber me/my group. Pvp'rs like to talk a lot, but that's all it really is. It's like that in any game I've played and I've played everything that's out but EQ1.
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Originally posted by KaltesHerz
I dont think I ever said PVP is all that people truly want now did I? You can take what i've said and bend it anyway you like, but its not what I said. Ppeople will play the easier shards "PVE" only because its less challenging. I played a Red in UO with one of my chars, and when I tried WOW I tried to non PVP server cause it was EASIER!! Of course I ended up quiting after a few months because when I did want to PVP it was boring and had no reason to do so.
Let me ask you this question. If PVP isn't an important aspect of the game in UO, and only a "few" people PVP. Why is it that UO is losing customers by the day? That UO is at its lowest subscription.?
I think its funny how you left out any comment on the patches. Ever since AOS came out and destroyed PVP,Thiefs, and anything else that made the game interesting, its been going down hill
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Joined: 11/12/06
Originally posted by Focker
Sure open pvp but you need hardcore rules to govern them if you want people to play. Hey, some people like permadeath, how about if you are found quilty of murder your character is deleted... spoil the milk?
Originally posted by devacore
Everyone can argue that PVP is so bad and it ruined the game, but all I have to do is look at its current state and laugh. UO took out almost all of its PVP, and all the the risk in the game. Their, you have it your way ,but now look at the game. Hah, but your right...... PVP baaadddd
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Joined: 11/12/06
Originally posted by Focker
Im not holding my breath. UO is basicaly at its breaking point. EA will squeeze as much money as they can out of the dedicated players who can't seem to close their account. No matter how much these players hate the state of the game they just can't leave cause its been a big part of their life. Supscriptions are at an all time low, community is well... there is no community. Unless UO makes some big changes which a large portion of it has to do with PVP and crafting, it wont last much longer.
So go out their and get all that gold, and Items you can get! Because sooner or later, your pixels wont be safe anymore. Actualy, they wont even exist.
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Joined: 1/27/07
subscriptions are down because there has not been a true expansion in 2 years, and most of the Dev team were busy working on KR and SA. So not much new content was added to the game. Throw in the mass scripting and duping going on and the player base is frustrated.
UO is still one of the best games out there PVP, housing and collecting rare wise. Yes the PVPers are a very vocal group but their numbers are small. Showing that PVP is not what the average UO player wants. They want new stuff added to the game and new lands to explore not PVP taken back before AoS.
Before the Fel and Tram split greifers who enjoyed PKing Newbie players and craftsman had their field day. Most of these players left once they found out their victims moved to Tram to avoid them. (they had to fight other players then who wanted to PVP and they were not up to it.) So now Fel is filled with the true PVPers and we are glad to be rid of those cowards who claimed to be all about PVP, but really were about the rush in killing defenseless players.
Same goes for the thief class. They were used before Tram to steal players best items off them at the banks mostly. Thats why everyone banks in Tram now to avoid the pain and also why insurance was added too. The Dev's had to make Tram or else UO would of gone under years ago because of all the griefing that was taking place.
If you want a game that isn't all about leveling and where you can place and design your own home, Play as a true craftsman, blacksmithing. mining, lumber jacking, etc, Grow plants, collect rares, role play at a player ran tavern, then UO is the game for you. If you are all about griefing other players for fun then play something else, UO don't need you.
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Joined: 7/01/07
Originally posted by Vallend
Such a narrow-minded reply. To sum up your post:
Point 1 - If you like doing all the things I like to do blah blah blah then UO is the game for you!
Point 2 - If you dont like doing what I like to do, you're ignorant and stupid.
Now onto the real point. Yes the pvp'ers that post here are a vocal minority, and they are loud. You would be too if they took away all your housing, plant farming, and player run taverns. You sum up all pvp'ers to be griefers, and players who essentially do childish things. This is a common fallacy. I played on LS pre:ren and I have to say it was by far the most fun. I wasnt a red pk'er although I did get into that some time later. Instead I would hunt pk's. But pk's weren't rampant. The ones you did see for the most part we're well known legends among the server's community. They were highly respected and highly feared. It wasn't mass chaos like the picture you are trying to paint. PvP was a very enjoyable aspect of the game, and by far the most fun ive had in any game. But hey.. if you think pvp'ers are a small minority, try out wow.
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Joined: 1/27/07
Hate to burst your bubble but I did and still do PVP and yes I am a 10 year player. My point is that UO has stuff for all kinds of players to do besides PVP. Plus there is a difference in my eyes between PVP and PKing. PVP is fighting someone who offers you a challenging fight. PKing is killing those weaker then you for the thrill of it.
My other point was UO got a very tarnished reputation because of all the griefing that took place when the game started. That is what caused so many changes such as the making of Tram, to try and save the game from being destroyed by players who just wanted to take advantage of others.
UO was not all sunshine and roses back then, but there was a bad PK problem. (Do you remember the pass near Brit crossroads? Or half the moongates? There was always some PKs hidden and waiting at both those places. Or the PK sweeps through the dungeons? or a thief working the bank.) It was a lawless and exciting time, but many new players got frustrated after being PKed and losing everything they worked for. I saw many players leave to play EQ when it came out because they heard there was no PVP and that suited them fine.
My fondest PVP memories are not of the PK kind but of a lone knight who challenged anyone who came near a bridge north of Trinsic. He demanded either 100 gold or you defeat him in combat to cross. It would of been easy to use magic to get over the river but it was more fun to fight him for the right to use the bridge.
I remember times when someone in my guild would get killed or robbed of their house keys and we would have to call the entire guild in to try and save their home. The area where my old guild had most of our homes would be covered in bodies as both sides called in other guilds and friends to help.
Another time I fought a player over him insulting the honor of my in game wife. It was a long fight but a fun fight. Todays fights over champion spawns and at the Yew gate do not measure up in any way compared to those three fights. Still at least you are fighting people who came knowing you would be there to fight them, and its not like you are killing a craftsman and doing a victory dance over him because you won.
If they ever fixed factions I'm sure UO would be the hottest PVP game ever again. Still UO has many things to offer players besides PVP and that is what makes it a great game. You can do almost anything you want.


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2nd one - Were you mentally saturated, to where you dreamed about it at night, throughout the process? I did during mine - alot. Thought about them almost nonstop, day & night for weeks on end
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- Cysteine-rich protein 2 is a downstream effector of cGMP-dependent protein kinase I in nociception : poster presentation (2007)
- The experience of pain is mediated by a specialized sensory system, the nociceptive system. There is considerable evidence that the cGMP/cGMP kinase I (cGKI) signaling pathway modulates the nociceptive processing within the spinal cord. However, downstream targets of cGKI in this context have not been identified to date. In this study we investigated whether cysteine-rich protein 2 (CRP2) is a downstream effector of cGKI in the spinal cord and is involved in nociceptive processing. Immunohistochemistry of the mouse spinal cord revealed that CRP2 is expressed in superficial laminae of the dorsal horn. CRP2 is colocalized with cGKI and with markers of primary afferent C fibers. Importantly, the majority of CRP2 mRNA-positive dorsal root ganglion (DRG) neurons express cGKI and CRP2 is phosphorylated in a cGMP-dependent manner. To elucidate the functional role of CRP2 in nociception, we investigated the nociceptive behavior of CRP2-deficient (CRP2-/-) mice. Touch perception and acute thermal nociception were unaltered in CRP2-/- mice. However, CRP2-/- mice showed an increased nociceptive behavior in models of persistent pain as compared to wild type mice. Intrathecal administration of cGKI activating cGMP analogs increased the nociceptive behavior in wild type but not in CRP2-/- mice, indicating that the presence of CRP2 was essential for cGMP/cGKI-mediated nociception. These data indicate that CRP2 is a new downstream effector of cGKI-mediated spinal nociceptive processing and point to an inhibitory role of CRP2 in the generation of inflammatory pain.
- Soluble epoxide hydrolase limits mechanical hyperalgesia during inflammation (2011)
- Background Cytochrome-P450 (CYP450) epoxygenases metabolise arachidonic acid (AA) into four different biologically active epoxyeicosatrienoic acid (EET) regioisomers. Three of the EETs (i.e., 8,9-, 11,12- and 14,15-EET) are rapidly hydrolysed by the enzyme soluble epoxide hydrolase (sEH). Here, we investigated the role of sEH in nociceptive processing during peripheral inflammation. Results In dorsal root ganglia (DRG), we found that sEH is expressed in medium and large diameter neurofilament 200-positive neurons. Isolated DRG-neurons from sEH-/- mice showed higher EET and lower DHET levels. Upon AA stimulation, the largest changes in EET levels occurred in culture media, indicating both that cell associated EET concentrations quickly reach saturation and EET-hydrolyzing activity mostly effects extracellular EET signaling. In vivo, DRGs from sEH-deficient mice exhibited elevated 8,9-, 11,12- and 14,15-EET-levels. Interestingly, EET levels did not increase at the site of zymosan-induced inflammation. Cellular imaging experiments revealed direct calcium flux responses to 8,9-EET in a subpopulation of nociceptors. In addition, 8,9-EET sensitized AITC-induced calcium increases in DRG neurons and AITC-induced calcitonin gene related peptide (CGRP) release from sciatic nerve axons, indicating that 8,9-EET sensitizes TRPA1-expressing neurons, which are known to contribute to mechanical hyperalgesia. Supporting this, sEH-/- mice showed increased nociceptive responses to mechanical stimulation during zymosan-induced inflammation and 8,9-EET injection reduced mechanical thresholds in naive mice. Conclusion Our results show that the sEH can regulate mechanical hyperalgesia during inflammation by inactivating 8,9-EET, which sensitizes TRPA1-expressing nociceptors. Therefore we suggest that influencing the CYP450 pathway, which is actually highly considered to treat cardiovascular diseases, may cause pain side effects.
- Consequences of altered eicosanoid patterns for nociceptive processing in mPGES-1-deficient mice (2007)
- Cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2)-dependent prostaglandin (PG) E2 synthesis in the spinal cord plays a major role in the development of inflammatory hyperalgesia and allodynia. Microsomal PGE2 synthase-1 (mPGES-1) isomerizes COX-2-derived PGH2 to PGE2. Here, we evaluated the effect of mPGES-1-deficiency on the noci-ceptive behavior in various models of nociception that depend on PGE2 synthesis. Surprisingly, in the COX-2-dependent zymosan-evoked hyperalgesia model, the nociceptive behavior was not reduced in mPGES-1-deficient mice despite a marked decrease of the spinal PGE2 synthesis. Similarly, the nociceptive behavior was unaltered in mPGES-1-deficient mice in the formalin test. Importantly, spinal cords and primary spinal cord cells derived from mPGES-1-deficient mice showed a redirection of the PGE2 synthesis to PGD2, PGF2α and 6-keto-PGF1α (stable metabolite of PGI2). Since the latter prostaglandins serve also as mediators of noci-ception they may compensate the loss of PGE2 synthesis in mPGES-1-deficient mice.
- Antinociceptive activity of the S1P-receptor agonist FTY720 (2008)
- FTY720 is a novel immunosuppressive drug that inhibits the egress of lymphocytes from secondary lymphoid tissues and thymus. In its phosphorylated form FTY720 is a potent S1P receptor agonist. Recently it was also shown that FTY720 can reduce prostaglandin synthesis through the direct inhibition of the cytosolic phospholipase A2 (cPLA2). Since prostaglandins are important mediators of nociception, we studied the effects of FTY720 in different models of nociception. We found that intraperitoneal administration of FTY720 reduced dose-dependently the nociceptive behaviour of rats in the formalin assay. Although the antinociceptive doses of FTY720 were too low to alter the lymphocyte count, prostanoid concentrations in the plasma were dramatically reduced. Surprisingly, intrathecally administered FTY720 reduced the nociceptive behaviour in the formalin assay without altering spinal prostaglandin synthesis, indicating that additional antinociceptive mechanisms beside the inhibition of prostaglandin synthesis are involved. Accordingly, FTY720 reduced also the nociceptive behaviour in the spared nerve injury model for neuropathic pain which does not depend on prostaglandin synthesis. In this model the antinociceptive effect of FTY720 was similar to gabapentin, a commonly used drug to treat neuropathic pain. Taken together we show for the first time that FTY720 possesses antinociceptive properties and that FTY720 reduces nociceptive behaviour during neuropathic pain.
- Synthesis of lipid mediators during UVB-induced inflammatory hyperalgesia in rats and mice (2013)
- Peripheral sensitization during inflammatory pain is mediated by a variety of endogenous proalgesic mediators including a number of oxidized lipids, some of which serve endogenous modulators of sensory TRP-channels. These lipids are eicosanoids of the arachidonic acid and linoleic acid pathway, as well as lysophophatidic acids (LPAs). However, their regulation pattern during inflammatory pain and their contribution to peripheral sensitization is still unclear. Here, we used the UVB-model for inflammatory pain to investigate alterations of lipid concentrations at the site of inflammation, the dorsal root ganglia (DRGs) as well as the spinal dorsal horn and quantified 21 lipid species from five different lipid families at the peak of inflammation 48 hours post irradiation. We found that known proinflammatory lipids as well as lipids with unknown roles in inflammatory pain to be strongly increased in the skin, whereas surprisingly little changes of lipid levels were seen in DRGs or the dorsal horn. Importantly, although there are profound differences between the number of cytochrome (CYP) genes between mice and rats, CYP-derived lipids were regulated similarly in both species. Since TRPV1 agonists such as LPA 18:1, 9- and 13-HODE, 5- and 12-HETE were elevated in the skin, they may contribute to thermal hyperalgesia and mechanical allodynia during UVB-induced inflammatory pain. These results may explain why some studies show relatively weak analgesic effects of cyclooxygenase inhibitors in UVB-induced skin inflammation, as they do not inhibit synthesis of other proalgesic lipids such as LPA 18:1, 9-and 13-HODE and HETEs.


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Re: 'no "next big thing"'
It takes a lot of planning and infrastructure work before you can disrupt an industry and re-make it in your own image. And it's been less than 3 years since Apple's most recent "next big thing." (The iPad.) And, as we all know, Apple doesn't discuss future products.
So whatever Apple's "next big thing" is, it will take a long time to develop, and they won't announce it until it's ready. We suspect that Apple will continue to add features to Siri and iCloud for the next few years, without any major new product line(s). Until they have signed deals with TV content providers et al and can announce whatever they're working on in the TV space.


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Google Instant is now available for mobile phones, but it's not enabled by default. If you visit Google's homepage using an iPhone running iOS4 or an Android Froyo phone, you can enable the feature by clicking on "Turn on" next to "Instant (beta) is off".
Google Instant should be useful on a mobile phone, especially if it doesn't have a hardware keyboard. When typing popular queries, it's amazing to see that Google predicts your searches from the first few letters.
Unfortunately, the mobile version of Google Instant doesn't have all the benefits of the desktop version. Since the virtual keyboard covers most of the screen, you can't see the search results until you hide the keyboard. Another issue is that you can't press Tab to use Google's prediction and continue to type your query. Google Instant doesn't work well if you use a mobile Internet connection because of the high latency.
Google says that you should notice "a big improvement in speed when you search thanks to a new AJAX and HTML5 implementation for mobile that dynamically updates the page with new results and eliminates the need to load a new page for each query. Google Instant for mobile works best on 3G and WiFi networks, but since the quality of any wireless connection can fluctuate, we've made it easy to enable or disable Google Instant without ever leaving the page".
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PITTSBURGH, PA – The La Roche College men's soccer team captured a 3-0 victory over visiting Hilbert College Sunday, October 16 in a rescheduled contest played at Shaler Area High School's turf field. Junior Ed Sarcione led the Hawks offense with seven of the team's 12 shots as the blue and white drop to 1-5 in AMCC play. With a balanced offensive attack, La Roche outshot the Hawks 26-12 and improved to 3-2-1 to claim 5th place in league standings.
With less than 5 minutes to click off the game clock, Philip Ross scored the game winner when he hit the back of the net past Kamil Cislak. Just before half time, Yousef Barqawi set up Ross again for his second score of the day at 41:07. The final strike occurred nine minutes into the second half when Nick Showman's shot was blocked and Bryan Weimerskirch headed it in.
Up next for the Hawks is an away contest at Penn State Behrend October 19 before they return home to honor their seniors Saturday, October 22 (Penn State Altoona). Hilbert closes out the season October 25 when they face cross-town and top-seeded Medaille College October 25 at All-High Stadium.
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Former premier Mike Harcourt's disenchantment with the NDP is a sign of the challenge ahead for the party after last year's election loss, leadership candidates John Horgan and Mike Farnworth said Tuesday.
Harcourt has let his party membership lapse and gave several interviews this week to express his disappointment with the NDP's performance in the 2013 election. Harcourt told the Globe and Mail he is not sure if his decision to quit the party is "a trial separation or a decree absolute," but he won't be voting in the leadership contest in September.
Horgan said he has spoken with Harcourt in recent weeks about the party's standing in rural B.C., particularly after leader Adrian Dix's mid-campaign decision to oppose the expansion of the Trans-Mountain oil pipeline from northern Alberta to Burnaby.
"The message it sends to me is that I have a lot of work to do," Horgan said. "I have a lot of work to convince Mike Harcourt and other New Democrats and all British Columbians that there's a better way for us to proceed, a balanced approach to the economy and the environment."
Harcourt, the former Vancouver mayor who served as premier from 1991 to 1996, endorsed Farnworth in the 2011 leadership campaign.
Farnworth said Tuesday he agrees with Harcourt's criticism, and the struggle to balance resource development with environmental concern has a long history in the NDP. It was Harcourt who faced the "war in the woods" in the 1990s over coastal logging and came up with land use plans that still serve B.C. today, he said.
"I think Mike is saying what he thought, and it's reflective of the comments we heard after the election last May," Farnworth said.
NDP members vote this fall on their choice to succeed Dix, with results to be revealed Sept. 28.
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The Billabong Group is launching its fall lines this week at the Surf & Sand Resort in Laguna Beach, and I stopped by yesterday to see how it all worked.
The company is bringing in 140 accounts in two groups to see new lines from the Billabong family's 11 brands. Most of the accounts were from up and down the West Coast and Hawaii, and some were from the middle of the country.
It is the second year Billabong has hosted the event, which started when ASR dissolved.
"The customers love it and the venue is amazing," said Billabong North America President Paul Naude. "They can focus on the lines without to many distractions."
I asked Paul how the event worked from a cost perspective compared to a trade show. He didn't want to get into details, but did say "Based on the number and the portfolio of the brands, there are some cost advantages."
For those of you who don't know the Surf & Sand, the setting is beautiful. It's on the beach in Laguna, with incredible coastline and ocean views in all directions.
Paul took me on a tour of the venue, and how the company had arranged the brands for the event.
The brands mostly had their own meeting rooms of varying sizes for account appointments in different parts of the hotel. Then there was a marketing area where brands decorated small rooms and created brand experiences that reflected the current vibe of the brand.
Cocktails are served on the deck in this area overlooking the ocean, and Paul said everyone is pretty stoked with the view. On this deck, it feels as if you are hovering over the water.
I asked Paul what time cocktails started each day, and he joked, "Probably earlier than they should."
Billabong is also organizing dinner and entertainment most nights, and morning yoga is offered at 7:30 a.m. on the beach. There are also paddleboards available for the retailers to use throughout the day.
I asked Stephen Tsukayama, who owns 10 stores in Hawaii along with his partners, how this arrangement is working for them.
"For us, it works really well," he said. "We have three buyers here. It's real relaxed, and we get to spend time with each manufacturer at our own pace. It's not as rushed as a trade show. We have time to talk to reps, sales managers and the principals of the company. The whole industry is based on relationships, so that's important."
Steve Harkenrider, a buyer from ET in Hermosa Beach, also appreciated the dialed down vibe.
"The venue is unreal, you get a lot done in two days, and it's a lot better than going to a convention center that's for sure," he said. "It's better scenery and more relaxed than a trade show. At Agenda you can definitely get work down compared to how ASR used to be. Here, you can really work at your own pace."
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Bjorn Rebney reveals Ben Saunders released by Bellator
MMAmania.com today learned from sources close to the situation that Bellator MMA has elected to release one of its more notable Welterweight fighters, former Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) veteran, Ben Saunders.
When reached to confirm the news, Bellator CEO, Bjorn Rebney, provided the following statement:
"I've been a 'Killa B' fan for years, and Bens given 100 percent of his heart every single time hes stepped into the Bellator cage. After competing in three Bellator tournaments, Ben could never get to the top of that mountain, and as we continue to grow and expand I spoke to Ben and we both decided it was time to move in a different direction, so we provided Ben his complete release"
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With more than 230,000 cases of invasive breast cancer expected to be diagnosed in 2011, it's important for women to stay informed and take steps to detect the disease early. First, consider your risk factors, says Trident Health System internist Rica Santiago, MD, with LowCountry Internal Medicine in North Charleston. In general, a woman whose mother or sister has had breast cancer at an early age, has a slightly higher risk of having it too.
Meanwhile, smoking, consuming a high-fat diet, frequently eating red meat and leading a sedentary lifestyle all may increase your chances for breast cancer, among other factors. Age plays an important role as well. The odds of a woman of being diagnosed with breast cancer between the ages of 40-49 are 1 in 69, according to the American Cancer Society. Those odds increase to 1 in 42 for a woman between the ages of 50-59 and to 1 in 29 for ages 60-69.
As a result, Dr. Santiago and many others recommend yearly breast exams by a physician as well as an annual mammogram starting at age 40 or perhaps earlier for women who are at high risk.
"Be vigilant about going to screenings and communicating with your doctor about anything you find that's abnormal," Dr. Santiago says.
Even though a woman's risk goes up as she heads to middle age, making the right lifestyle choices for good breast health should start early. There is some disagreement on the benefits of self exams, but some say that by age 20, a woman should start checking her breasts each month – preferably one week after her menstrual period ends, when the tissue is less swollen or tender. In any case, it's important for all women to be familiar with their breasts so they notice changes and have some reference for comparison.
The Susan G. Komen for the Cure organization recommends that the following changes be checked out by a primary care provider:
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These changes don't necessarily mean cancer, but they could be warning signs and should be investigated as soon as possible. For those who have developed the disease, catching it and dealing with it quickly can make an important difference. "The earlier breast cancer is diagnosed the better your chances are for beating it," says Dr. Santiago. For a free physician referral, please contact Consult-A-Nurse at 843-797-3463.
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The Town of Mount Pleasant Finance Division employees recently completed the National Incident Management System (NIMS) training ICS-100 and ICS-200 as required for administrative personnel to be FEMA compliant during 2013.
In addition, the Financial Services Officer, Jeanne N. Griffin completed all the NIMS courses to ICS-800. As a practice run for FEMA compliance, Stacy Willis, Special Funds and Grants Specialist, completed a FEMA claim on behalf of the Town of Mount Pleasant for mutual aid to the Town of Summerville after the recent ice storms in February in conjunction with the town's Public Services Department, specifically Director Jody Peele and Street and Drainage Division Chief Billy Crocker.
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Wisconsin head coach Bret Bielema has refused to send Oregon State game tape from the Badgers' week one win over Northern Iowa.
Former UCLA redshirt sophomore S Priest Willis transferred to Texas A&M.
Cal junior C Matt Cochran has left the school.
Four-star 2015 RB recruit Jordan Stevenson, who was denied admission to Wisconsin, will play for Nebraska.
Former Oklahoma State QB Daxx Garman has been granted immediate eligibility to play for Maryland in 2015.
The four Ohio State players suspended for the Virginia Tech game were punished for marijuana and academics, according to ESPN's Joe Schad.
Ohio State junior DE Joey Bosa and sophomore WR Jalin Marshall have been suspended for the school's season opener against Virginia Tech, according to Tim May of the Columbus Dispatch.
Stanford head coach David Shaw has indicated sophomore RB Christian McCaffrey will be a "full-time offensive centerpiece" this season.
Eastern Washington QB transfer Vernon Adams will join Oregon on August 13, three days into fall practice.
Oregon HC Mark Helfrich said redshirt junior QB Jeff Lockie has "earned the right" to take all of the first team reps "until proven otherwise."
Former Auburn junior DL Elijah Daniel transferred to Murray State.
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Terrace Cook and her fiancé Scott Price enjoy swimming. That is why they often take advantage of the timeshare they own in Wachesaw East by using the swimming pool whenever they can.
It has always been a great experience, Cook said. That is until last Thursday.
On April 24, according to Murrells Inlet/Garden City Assistant Fire Chief J. R. Haney, five people were transported to the hospital because of extra chemicals that entered the Riverwood Drive pool.
Haney said a chemical dispensing pump malfunctioned and delivered too much muriatic acid into the pool. Muriatic acid is used to lower the pH and total alkalinity in swimming pools.
Cook said she and Price had spent the afternoon with her daughter, Evy Davis, and her grandchildren who happened to leave the pool about five minutes before the chemical incident. Cook and Price remained in the pool for a while longer after the rest of their family left.
We were planning to go see a movie and Scott asked if I was ready to go. I was walking towards the steps of the pool when all of a sudden there was a very strong smell. Then I saw the water jets shooting something green into the pool, Cook recalled.
The others who were in the pool were children, she said.
My eyes and nose started burning. Scott got out of the pool and was on his knees throwing up. The kids who were in the pool were also throwing up, Cook said.
Ambulances were called to the scene and transported the children to Waccamaw Community Hospital but, because that hospitals emergency room was full, Cook and Price were treated at Georgetown Memorial Hospital.
They treated me with steroids and inhalers, she said. After spending nearly six hours in the emergency room, Cook and Price were released.
When they were doing x-rays, they found something on my lung, so I have to see a lung doctor about that, Cook said. Price is not expected to require any additional medical treatment.
The severity of the childrens injuries is unknown but, Cook said, they were also released from the hospital.
It was very scary. Especially when I saw those kids suffering. I thank God my daughter and grandchildren were gone when it happened, Cook said.
She said she has had lingering headaches and nausea since the incident but it will not stop her from swimming again.
I know they have done maintenance on the pool since then, so I will go back, she said.
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