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Offense finally awakened [6:08 AM]
Tampa Tribune reports:
'One, the Bucs can, indeed, move the ball 70 yards for a touchdown. And two, it sure helps when the opposing defense loses three of its best players.'
Sapp's comments cause desired effect [6:07 AM]
Tampa Tribune reports:
'Boys will be boys and apparently Warren Sapp will be Warren Sapp. That was the general player response to the comments Sapp made during the weekend.'
Sapp ignites Bucs' fire, gets a spark [6:06 AM]
Tampa Tribune reports:
'"Because it needed to be said." That's why the reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year, the one credible Buc who would dare publicly blast his team's shabby offense, did so Friday.'
Dunn the only option now, which is fine with him [6:04 AM]
Tampa Tribune reports:
'It's up to Dunn. He must carry the ball. He must carry the team. The jumbo backfield is kaput.'
Desperate times create desperate acts for Bucs [6:03 AM]
Tampa Tribune reports:
'He jumped up and took off after Bryson. He probably ran 30 yards to chase down Bryson, just as Bryson was stepping out of bounds to complete a 17-yard gain.'
Finally, 'The Truth' comes out for Bucs [6:02 AM]
Tampa Tribune reports:
'The truth is, Karl Williams had almost disappeared from the Bucs' radar screen this season.'
Steckel is unfazed by Sapp's comments [6:00 AM]
Tampa Tribune reports:
'If Bucs offensive coordinator Les Steckel is smarting from the round of shots that defensive tackle Warren Sapp took at him and his offense this weekend, he's not letting it show.'
Injuries on defense doomed the Bills' chances [6:00 AM]
Tampa Tribune reports:
'Then, a crack developed in Buffalo's mortar. Outside linebacker Sam Rogers limped off the field with a torn groin muscle. Inside linebacker Sam Cowart, the league's leading tackler, left with a high ankle sprain. So did free safety Keion Carpenter.'
Game review [5:59 AM]
Tampa Tribune reports:
'RB Warrick Dunn's 106 yards marked the first 100-yard rushing game the Bills have allowed since January. Tennessee's Eddie George rushed for 106 yards on Jan. 8 in the AFC wild-card playoff game.'
Grading the Bucs [5:57 AM]
Tampa Tribune reports:
'Special teams: Williams' TD highlighted a strong return game and coverage units were on the ball as well. Grade: A'
It's a Dunn deal [5:56 AM]
St. Petersburg Times reports:
'Two days after Warren Sapp blamed offensive coordinator Les Steckel for the team's poor record this season, the Bucs offense responded by doing a 180. Well, 180 total yards, anyway.'
At talking and telling it like it is, Sapp speaks loudest [5:55 AM]
St. Petersburg Times reports:
'This is the world of Warren Sapp: pure energy, high volume. And if you wish to visit, fasten your seat belts and grab your earplugs.'
Sapp speaks; offense listens [5:54 AM]
St. Petersburg Times reports:
'After a 31-17 win over the Bills, the locker room resonated with some understanding why Sapp was critical of the offense but also offered support for Steckel.'
Dunn has no problem filling Alstott's role [5:53 AM]
St. Petersburg Times reports:
'With Tampa Bay leading the Bills 24-17 and the two-minute warning approaching, the Bucs called on Dunn to secure a few first downs. On second and 10, he cut back off left tackle and ran 39 yards for the win-sealing touchdown.'
Offensive news still is not good [5:52 AM]
St. Petersburg Times reports:
'Total yardage: 180. All the way? No way.'
Late hit a spectacular one for incomparable Brooks [5:51 AM]
St. Petersburg Times reports:
'It may have been the most phenomenal late hit in the history of the NFL.'
Williams' return for TD breaks Bills' back [5:50 AM]
St. Petersburg Times reports:
'Buffalo's Chris Mohr hit a towering, 57-yard punt to Karl Williams, who backpedaled and caught the ball on his 27-yard line -- and the game suddenly took a dramatic turn.'
Quick hits [5:49 AM]
St. Petersburg Times reports:
'Johnson's second-quarter touchdown pass was the first TD yielded by the Bucs defense in 10 quarters.'
Fire and ice [5:48 AM]
St. Petersburg Times reports:
'The Bucs allowed a season-high seven sacks and Jeff Christy, right, and Dave Moore were flagged for holding. Not exactly a banner day for offensive line coach Chris Foerster's group, a unit that allowed 18 sacks before Sunday.'
Game balls [5:47 AM]
St. Petersburg Times reports:
'Bucs DT Warren Sapp - For all of his talk, don't make the mistake of measuring Warren Sapp by his words. Measure him by his deeds.'
Bucs quotebook [5:46 AM]
St. Petersburg Times reports:
'[Tony Dungy:] "That was a very tough win, but a great win for us. Buffalo plays with a lot of heart and soul, and any time you can beat them it's a big win."'
Bills quotebook [5:44 AM]
St. Petersburg Times reports:
'[Rob Johnson:] "...Obviously, we have to start scoring points."'
Bill collectors [5:42 AM]
Orlando Sentinel reports:
'For the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, this one was about refusing to give in; not to the pain, not to the moment and certainly not to the Buffalo Bills.'
Sapp opens mouth and inserts win [5:42 AM]
Orlando Sentinel reports:
'"You hand me 31 points, and I`ll hand you the Vince Lombardi Trophy," Sapp told offensive coordinator Les Steckel after the game.'
Buccaneers notebook [5:41 AM]
Orlando Sentinel reports:
'"Our defense dominated the first half," Bills Coach Wade Phillips said Sunday after Tampa Bay`s 31-17 victory at Raymond James Stadium. "We were controlling the game until those injuries hit us. Those injuries killed us. Those were our best three players."'
Bucs keep playoff hopes alive with win [5:40 AM]
Fort Myers News Press reports:
'On Sunday, the Bucs did what they needed to do against the Buffalo Bills. They didn't turn the ball over once. They sacked Buffalo quarterback Rob Johnson six times.'
Tampa defense comes up big in 31-17 win [5:38 AM]
Fort Myers News Press reports:
'"They do have the best pass rush in the league," [Rob] Johnson said.'
Sapp's public complaints drive Buccaneers offense, team to dominating win [5:37 AM]
Fort Myers News Press reports:
'But if you have a championship-caliber team - which Dungy and Sapp believe the Bucs have - you don't worry about hurting people's feelings.'
Bucs' Dunn rushes for 106 yards [5:35 AM]
Fort Myers News Press reports:
'"We knew it would be tough sledding in there but they lost a couple of players throughout the course of the game. That helped us a little bit."'
Cowart could miss month with high ankle sprain [8:21 PM]
AP reports:
'Buffalo linebacker Sam Cowart could be sidelined for a month after spraining his ankle in the Bills' 31-17 loss to the Buccaneers on Sunday.'
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- Icon created for and displayed at the Women on Farms Gathering, Swan Hill 1995.
The peak cap was one of three icons selected for the Swan Hill Gathering. The "Grumpy" cap indicates the 'forming, storming, norming then performing' process of creating a Gathering. The other two accompanying icons include a mallee root and a stone. These icons were chosen as symbols of the ability of rural women to come together, survive and grow after periods of great hardship. Whether it is fire, interest rates, crashing markets, or the death or injury of a family member, it is often the women that pull out the extra energy to bind the wounds of soul, soil and family. The mallee root is tough, resilient, drought resistant and beautiful - 'like us Murray Mallee women'. The stone directly references the "stone soup" story and symbolises the nutrition and strength which pulls women together.
Many women attend Gatherings to replenish and renew themselves so that they can continue to support their families and farms.
'The Mallee Root sawn in half is tough, resilient, drought resistant and able to spring forth with new growth when times are good. Knobbly and gnarled on the outside, but on the inside incredibly beautiful - "like us Murray Mallee Women". The Stone was used to make a broth that pulled us together to begin work as a team, as a committee.We all contributed something for the soup and prepared it together - a nutritious fun event that made far more than a pot of soup. The story 'Stone Soup Revisited' was read during the gathering.' Yvonne Jennings, member of the Swan Hill Gathering Organising Committee.
The closing of each Gathering and the anticipation of the next is celebrated with a formal 'baton changing' ritual, where a symbolic 'icon' is handed over from one organising committee to the next. Each item represents a story or message of some of the key themes and issues, which have shaped the meaning and experience of these women's rural identity.
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- Loan & Subsequent Donation from Victorian Women on Farms Gathering, 2002
|120 mm (Height), 20 mm (Width), 260 mm (Length)
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|Sustainable Futures Collection, Victorian Women on Farms Gathering Collection, 1995 Swan Hill WoFG, 1995 Swan Hill - 'As Many We Are One', 1995 Swan Hill - 'I Was Thinking Over Old Times'
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|Community Activity - Women on Farms Gathering
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|symbolic objects
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|Victorian Women on Farms Gathering, Swan Hill, Mallee, Victoria, Australia, 1995
|Commissioned By:
|Yvonne Jennings - Swan Hill Women on Farms Gathering Organising Committee, Swan Hill, Mallee, Victoria, Australia, 1995
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National Guard veterans seek adjutant general jobBy WILSON RING
The Associated Press | December 08,2012MONTPELIER The race to become the next adjutant general of the Vermont National Guard kicked off Friday when a long-serving Air Guard general and a former Army Guard general both said they would seek election to the post in the upcoming session of the Legislature.
There is still time for other candidates to join the race to succeed Adjutant Gen. Thomas Drew, who is not seeking re-election. But so far Air Guard Brig. Gen. Steven Cray, of Essex Junction, and former Army Guard Brig. Gen. Jonathan Farnham are the only announced candidates.
If no other candidates emerge, the race would be between two longtime colleagues who are representatives of the two branches of the 4,000-member Vermont National Guard.
Both men are graduates of the University of Vermont, and both were commissioned as officers in the early 1980s. Both have served overseas during the wars in Iraq or Afghanistan, and both have experience with the guards role in responding to state emergencies.
Ive spent a career getting the necessary education, the necessary leadership positions, deploying, things like that to make myself a candidate, Cray said.
Farnham left the military arm of the guard in the spring of 2011 after serving a yearlong deployment in Afghanistan as a general officer and now works as a civilian employee of the guard. He said hes served in almost every leadership position the guard has.
Ive commanded at every level in the guard, Farnham said.
In Vermont, the adjutant general is chosen by a paper ballot of the 180 members of the Legislature. This year the vote is scheduled for Feb. 21. Both Cray and Farnham said they had already begun speaking with lawmakers about their candidacies.
The winner will succeed Drew, who assumed the job last summer after former Adjutant Gen. Michael Dubie resigned to take a Homeland Security job.
The election comes at a time when the guard is facing challenges of the end of its combat roles in Iraq and Afghanistan while the U.S. defense establishment is facing an uncertain financial future.
I think the biggest challenge facing us is the fiscal challenges facing our nation and how the pressures of that is going to affect our Department of Defense, Cray said. Weve already seen that type of pressure from the Air Force being applied to the Air National Guard, and we expect the same to happen on the Army side in the next couple of years.
Farnham echoed concern about the financial challenges facing the guard. He also said he wants to make sure that the states veterans and their families are taken care of and that the guard is ready for the next conflict.
Some of these younger men and women, its going to be a challenge to keep them focused on whats over the next horizon, Farnham said. Its easy to get ready when you know you are going overseas. We want to maintain that edge.MORE IN Vermont NewsMONTPELIER Officials from the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources are going to be holding a... Full StoryMONTPELIER The state Public Service Board on Friday announced it would fine Vermont Gas Systems... Full StoryMONTPELIER Less than a month after Vermonts out-of-state inmates were moved from a private... Full Story
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By Lafe Tolliver
Well, it may be high time for churches and pastors to pay up and start either working a second job or have their congregations up their income to cover residential housing expenses.
A federal judge in the western district of Wisconsin in the case of Freedom from Religion Foundation Inc. vs. Lew and Werfel, recently ruled that 26 U.S.C. section 107 of the IRS violates the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.
In every day parlance, that means unless the decision is overruled, churches will not be able to pay their pastors a certain sum for their housing allowance and have that amount be exempt from personal taxes.
The court opined that such an exemption is limited strictly to pastors and thus is not a benefit to others who are not pastors and as such violates the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.
As Martha Stewart says, "This is a good thing."
It is good because those who profess a faith in their respective religions and especially the Christian faith benchmark that God is their source and supply, the pastors and their assemblies (unless the decision is overturned on appeal…there is a stay in effect) will have to now walk by that faith and not by sight (aka IRS tax exemptions).
It means that churches and pastors will have to renegotiate their compensation packages to see if the churches can continue to slice and dice a piece of the pastor's compensation so that it can be exempt from taxes — if that slice is used for their personal housing.
And why should that slice it be exempt? If you are a pastor of a particular denomination, you are asking the tax code and the other tax payers to subsidize your religious beliefs by letting you have tax free monies to live in a house of your choosing or monies be applied towards your parsonage house (if your church provides such a dwelling).
If you walk by faith, do you really want the IRS to be in bed with you as to how your church spends it funds for the benefit and care of its pastoral staff?
If you claim that God is your all in all and that He is your source and supply, why not live the talk and walk the walk and tell the IRS that you do not need their tax coverage in order for you to propagate the gospel?
I contend that a lot of shrills and con artists can get a 501(c) (3) exemption, register with the state as a minister of the gospel and — voila! — they can set up a "church" that will have those under their pastoral care paying monies to them for their housing and thus avoiding IRS taxes.
I never was clear why the church loves the state so much until you realize that the state gives the church tax exemptions on property and income and other valuable holdings to the tune of billions and billions of dollars nationwide.
It is almost unthinkable to many people that this cozy relationship should not continue as it is.
As a reminder to those who may be in shock, you do not need to incorporate with the state or the IRS in order to form what is colloquially known as a "church." (Note: The church is comprised of the believers — not the building that they assemble in).
You can be an unincorporated voluntary association and thus do not need a 501(c) (3), unless of course you want your members to receive a tax deduction for their charitable donations to their house of worship.
Question: How much less giving would occur if your house of worship did not have a tax exempt ID number? Would you give the same, less or more?
If you could not write off on your taxes at the end of the year hundreds or thousands of dollars in tithes and offerings, would you still attend that house of worship or would its benefits be diminished because there was no longer a financial gain for you?
Churches and pastors do not need the IRS or the myriad of tax breaks that it gives to religious organizations in order for them to propagate the faith. If pastors and churches want to be free from "Caesar" and proclaim the gospel, they are able to do so without getting or needing an exemption to live in a house or to cover their car costs.
What a profound statement of faith it would be for the Presbyterians and Episcopalians and Baptists and Lutherans and Methodists and other religious organizations to make a statement and renounce any involvement with the IRS which is the revenue gathering arm of present day "Caesar."
Can you imagine the profound shake-up in America regarding religious undertakings and professions of faith if organized religion told the IRS to take their bushel basket full of exemptions and shove it?
But, alas, that will not happen because for decades, too many churches in the USA have been co-opted or silenced from being bold and aggressive in their ministries due to being weaned and raised on a steady diet of canned IRS stew and the juicy financial pulp of state exemptions and they want and expect to continue to dine at that money laden trough.
And as for this professed faith walk and that God will supply all of their needs — save that for Sunday morning sermons and church publishing houses, but leave my private Learjet and houses and vacations and cars and other tax benefit goodies alone!
Contact attorney Lafe Tolliver at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Two vehicles were involved in a wreck Monday evening that resulted in two people being transported to Hugh Chatham and three to Baptist Hospital, according to Trooper R.D. Holbrook of the N.C. Highway Patrol.
Three out of the five were juveniles, Holbrook said. One was 12, one was 17, and one was 2 and a half years old.
According to Holbrook two vehicles, a 1997 Nissan driven by Christie Collins and a 2003 Chrysler minivan driven by Angela Bunch of Ronda, hit head-on near the J.A. Russell Drive intersection on Highway 268.
Holbrook said Bunch was traveling west on Highway 268 with Collins driving eastbound. Collins' vehicle crossed the center line and collided with Bunch's van, according to Holbrook.
"Ms. Bunch and one of the passengers in her vehicle were taken to Hugh Chatham Hospital," Holbrook said. "Ms. Collins, the child that was in her (Collins') vehicle, and one other passenger in Ms. Bunch's vehicle were all taken to Baptist Hospital."
The accident occurred "just prior to 8 a.m. last night," Pleasant Hill Fire Chief Andy Chatman said.
Chatman said the two vehicles hit head-on.
Holbrook said to his knowledge there had not been any fatalities, just serious injuries. He said that due to changes in the laws on what Troopers can disclose he could not say much about the condition of the children involved.
"To my knowledge I know that the youngest is OK. I spoke with Brenner (Children's) Hospital this morning, and there's not been a fatality there."
He also said that everyone was in stable condition, to his knowledge.
Chatman said the Ronda Fire Department was the first on the scene.
"We did land air care on the scene for the first patient, and the others were transported by ground to Hugh Chatham," Chatman said. "It's my understanding from there there was at least one more airlifted from Hugh Chatham."
Chatman said his department was having its regular Monday evening meeting when the call came in. "From the time that we were notified of the accident we had personnel and apparatus on the scene within less than two minutes."
Chatman said the N.C. Highway Patrol was handling the investigation.
"The investigation is still ongoing right now and charges are pending," Trooper Holbrook said. "There were three State Troopers on the scene, including the line sergeant. They were there for probably a couple hours combing over everything."
He said the Highway Patrol also tried to talk to some of those involved in the wreck to find out what had happened.
In addition to the Wilkes County responders Elkin Rescue squad provided its crash truck and "a couple of ambulances," while Ronda's Fire Department helped control traffic on the west side of the accident.
"Elkin Police Department diverted traffic there at the Austin-Traphill Road/ 268 intersection," Chatman said. Wilkes also provided rescue equipment.
Surry County Emergency Services Director Johnny Shelton said, "Our crew went to the hospital and assisted them with the airlift, getting the patients prepped and airlifted from Hugh Chatham to Baptist Hospital.
"There was probably easily, collectively, over 50 emergency personnel on the scenes," Chatman said. "Nobody got a pass last night."
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Students, faculty and staff may bring their immediate family members for free during this time. The pool is open to the community during this time for a general admission fee.
- Children and Adults (ages 4 and over) – $5
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Swimming Lessons
--Group lessons (both days and evenings) are $55/session.
--Advanced lessons and Summer Warm-Up classes are $70/session.
University-affiliated discounts are $10/session.
All registrations now accepted online with credit card payment. Please click the link below for more information and to register.
Aqua Aerobics Classes
As of Fall 2014, Aqua Aerobics pricing is $72 per session (approximately 8 weeks long), and participants can attend up to three classes per week.
- Fall Classes - beginning Sept. 8, 2014: Monday through Friday 8-9am / Monday and Wednesday 5-6pm
Masters is a competitive program for adults 19 years of age and older. They practice 3–5 days per week from 6–7 am and compete with St. Louis Area Masters. Masters is a great program for adults wanting to improve their swimming capabilities and fitness. This program is free to students, faculty and staff. Others may join by purchasing a Fitness or Community Pool Only Membership.
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Membership Terms and Rates (prices are the same for all membership types):
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- 12 Months - $275.00
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- Once you submit the online membership form, your membership packet (including your ID card for access) will be processed within two business days, and you will receive an email from the Membership Coordinator when it is ready for pick-up. After you submit your payment, a receipt will be automatically emailed to you. If you would like to begin using the facilities immediately, you can bring that receipt (either in digital or print form) to the University Center. This will serve as your means of access until your ID card is prepared.
- Memberships begin on the same day that the membership form is submitted online. Your membership expiration date will be calculated accordingly.
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Elite Member
Joined: 1/06/05
Originally posted by BadSpock
Yeah, I was one of them.
oh well.
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Bitter Vet™
Joined: 9/13/06
Fools find no pleasure in understanding, but delight in airing their own opinions. Pvbs 18:2, NIV
Originally posted by Jatar
A couple of points. First of all, what you claim is possible in the preceeding sentences has never been witnessed before and seems almost technologically impossible. If you claimed to have a flying car people would want you to show it to them, not just take your word on it. (especially if you had never built a car before, even if some folks on your team had worked in the industry previously) Same thing here as well.
Which brings me to the 2nd point, until you are able/willing to show your engine in action, people are going to continue to be skeptical about your claims, just how the world is I'm afraid. Even in your KS demo you didn't show any player characters, just NPC's walking about which isn't going to impress most folks.
The good news is one day you'll get your chance and the naysayers will have to eat their words, but until then you'll be in largely a losing battle until you can prove it to them.
Remember, even Thomas doubted......
In my day MMORPG's were so hard we fought our way through dungeons in the snow, uphill both ways.
I can't say this enough.. they are scammers. At this point I'm wondering if they realized that the game wasn't(vaporware) going to work and are just setting out to steal peoples money. All we have is some screen shots and a video.. They asked for 700k on kickstarter.. Instead of showing more of the game to increase interest and donations on kickstarter what did they do? They made up a fake raffle.. Really!? You need 700k and you can't even reveal a little bit more of your game it's so top secret? Come on people.. think! This is an easy one. Take that money and donate to a charity or a real project. Don't let them scam you. surly they knew it would not be funded which would give them reason enough to take in funding on their own site.
Originally posted by Sovrath
For the record I did too. But once I realized what was about to happen i chose to ask questions which lead to me being banned...
Novice Member
Joined: 1/06/07
Hype (noun)
Changed to a raffle? You've got to be kidding me! Pay $1000 and only get chances to "win" what was previously acquired through donating?!
Geez, and I thought I'd seen it all.
The project looks very interesting but you won't catch me throwing away wads of cash on a silly lottery system. Give me a break.
What a sham(e).
"Censorship is never over for those who have experienced it. It is a brand on the imagination that affects the individual who has suffered it, forever." - Noam Chomsky
Originally posted by Zekiah
No, if the kickstarter hit it's mark you still would of got whatever the $1000 donation perks were. What I'm saying is they claim they could not honor the raffles from kickstarter b/c they didn't have access to people emails on there once kickstarter found them in violation.. Therefore.. they would start a new donation program on their own site and those who donated to that would be included in the raffle.. How convient!?
Advanced Member
Joined: 7/20/04
GET'EM Jatar, I h ate it when people speak out of their 3rd point of contact!
I am so good, I backstabbed your face!
Novice Member
Joined: 12/18/07
This project will only be funded if at least $700,000 is pledged by Thursday Nov 8, 1:56pm EST.
$42,313 so far
I think its not gonna happen...
Originally posted by ChuvarHrama
But Stayed tuned! they will have a new way for people to donate to the project... I always wonder why companies can't lock down real investors. you should too..
Elite Member
Joined: 11/16/07
Considering the relatively high price of making anything resembling a decent MMO, I can't believe anyone is naive enough to "invest" in this game (or other MMOs frankly) and expect anything to come of it.
Which is not to say KS can't have its place: I think it is a perfectly good way to resurrect some of the "abandoned" SPG game franchises of the old days and give them another shot (Wasteland 2 being a prime example).
That said, any longtime MMO player knows what an underfunded indie MMO made by "hobbists" looks like: crap.
Maybe it is the "younger gaming generation" that are being targeted with stuff, because as an "older gamer" I am not even tempted to look at this and things like this. It is either going to fail miserably, or it is a straight up scam.
Kickstarting an MMO has virtually no chance of ending well.
Might as well burn that money in your fireplace.
Yep! The best part about this is the Floating Island they offer to the people who put up the most money. LOL!! It's the virtual version of land for sale in the North Pole! At this point I don't feel sry for people who lose thier money to them.
Convo is full of fail.
First, off, go read the Kickstarter rules:
And this part under section 3, prohibited content:
Raffles, lotteries, and sweepstakes
They were asked to take it down because raffles were against the guidelines.
Kickstarter could have cancelled their project outright, instead since it included a raffle and WASN'T a raffle, they asked them to take the raffle down. If you're paranoid enough to e-mail Kickstarter, go right ahead.. I'm sure they'll tell you the same thing Jatar said.
Second, Jatar said in that same thread that ANYONE who sent him a PM that donated on Kickstarter and DID NOT want to enter again in the crowd funding would be entered.
Simple. PM him, get entered.
Unfortunately, you threw it in his face and got yourself banned.
If I have to pick credability between you and them.. they win, hands down.
It's unfortunate that Convo donated only for the raffle knowing the project would fail and then thought he'd get screwed, got pissed and ranted. Even after his rant, Jatar said he would still honor his KS pledge into the raffle.. until Convo threw it in his face, again.
I have no sympathy.
Originally posted by Burntvet
Are you just ripping on them, or are you ripping on them after reading what the money is for?
The money is to get from their current point in pre-alpha to Alpha.
This is no different than any other game ever on Kickstarter. Some games come to Kickstarter with nothing existing. Some come in a pre-alpha state, some come close to release.
If you don't want to back it, great.. but at least read up on something before you take a stance.
Originally posted by Convo
Have you ran a Kickstarter project before?
I have.
You don't get e-mail addresses unless the project funds. You can send private PMs, one at a time, to each person on the project, by drilling down into each reward... but the PMs are for Kickstarter, e-mails.
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By the way, his PM him still stands for anyone.. so it's not just "for you." You just spent so much time posting negative posts they had to delete that you didn't give them a chance to respond (I was watching during the event, I saw the posts they eventually deleted... the way you treat people, I wouldn't have been as generous to you as Jatar was).
Oh and btw.. DId you ever consider they read the raffle rule before they even put that up on kickstarter? My contention from the start is they never actually intended to honor the raffle on Kickstarter. They knew it would always be used to lure people back to their site in order to get public donations without a limit like the one set on KS..
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Joined: 8/03/11
Definition for innovation is below. Your welcome.
Gonna be glitchy as hell on the beginning, but I feel It will be worth it by the end. Can't wait! That game and gw2 will keep me occupied.
Originally posted by Convo
There goes those pesky facts again.
The limit on donations is placed by Kickstarter, did you know that? Do you know why? Because when you invest in a company/project over $10,000 is has actual legal and tax implications. This is why Kickstarter doesn't take over 10k donations.
If they're doing it on their crowd funding, they certaintly have that right... they aren't limited by Kickstarter's rules there.
You are looking for problems where no problems existed.
1. If you don't want to re-donate, just PM Jatar and get in the 2 raffles based on your Kickstarter donation. Done.
2. If you WANT to participate in the crowd funding (like many, many other games are doing now).. you can do so. Not only do you get into the 2 original raffles, you get into a 3rd one they're talking about too.
3. There is no conspiracy. Take your tinfoil cap off.
My question is why are you so worked up? Either you donated towards KS because you wanted to help the project and be in the raffle, or you donated just for the raffle... knowing you won't have to spend real money to get in and are now mad they asked you to come re-sign up by donating that same money on their crowd funding (even though the exception exists to just PM JATAR and get entered into the raffles without donating ANYTHING).. in essence, the second situation is really shady and they are even letting you be shady.. yet you're still upset.
As far as reading the rules, I'm sure they did.. maybe they missed it. Google "kickstarter raffle" and see how many other projects used a raffle. In this case, if you read the message Kickstarter sent that Jatar posted, they said someone brought it to their attention.. someone complained about the raffle so it would have to be cancelled. I wonder if it was you at this point.
I'm just don't get your logic. You say to think, but thinking through the facts (and not your emotional replies) leaves me at the same conclusion I had to start with...
So...I got a warning on here for posting what I felt was valid concern. I'm going to stop now as I've been a member on here a long time and this just isn't worth being banned over. I will pay attention to this game over the next few years tho.. I'd rather be wrong in a case like this.
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Joined: 9/16/07
Citadel of Sorcery dev team member
Originally posted by Convo
Yes, and Convo was banned on our CoS forums for personal attacks on the team.
His accusations are all false. We did nothing but keep our word, and always intended to.
He was told (and we never said differently) that all people who pledged on KS would be included in the new Raffle. The Raffle was moved from Kickstarter to our own web site by request of Kickstarter. We had no proir knowledge that they would make us do this. We handled it swiftly, and the best way we could. Convo was so concerned that he wouldn't get his free chance at the raffle that he started calling our team names before we could even have a chance to answer his questions. In the end, even though we told him he, and anyone who pledged on KS, was eligible for the Raffles even if they did not pledge again on our site, he again called us names and said he didn't want them now.
At that point we really had enough with his personal attacks and banned his account. He has since moved here to sing his negative song.
We wish him well, and he may still take part in the Raffle (without any actual pledge on our site) if he chooses, as can all people who pledged on Kickstarter. Not one other person has complained on our site, or had an issue. Please go to our forums and you may read what everyone else said.
Now, I'm finished with this discussion, it is not worth more of our time.
Originally posted by Jatar
I find the timing of your response interesting considering what you quoted.. I'm done with this as well. I posted my concerns so have others in this thead. Looking forward to seeing all this secret stuff you can't show..Like I said Time will tell and If I'm wrong I'll be the first to admit it. But I doubt I will be. I always go with my gut and it's telling me something isn't right here. So please leave this go as I will do the same.


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Be sure to install WebSphere's Fix Pack 1.
See forum thread: http://forums.opensymphony.com/message.jspa?messageID=119574#119574
It looks like there is a bug in WebSphere App Server related to which classloader is used at the time that Struts2 is loading the properties files, (all properties files, not just struts.properties and default.properties). The bug may have been fixed in WAS 188.8.131.52, (check out this link for details http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg27006876).
If you just want to confirm the issue, or you need just a temporary fix, try this:
1) jar up all properties files for your project, (including default.properties in its full path), and put these into the WS common applications lib directory at the same level as the "profiles" directory.
2) Run the application - everything should work
This solution is strictly temporary, as all struts2 apps in this instance of WAS would have to use the same properties files. A better solution:
1) add a servlet that initializes the Struts Dispatcher with the servlet context:
2) launch it at start-up (web.xml):
3) Run application and everything should work.
To make struts2 work in Websphere, one has to set Websphere specific properties, you may want to add that to the wiki:
The properties are:
com.ibm.ws.webcontainer.assumefiltersuccessonsecurityerror = true com.ibm.ws.webcontainer.invokefilterscompatibility = true
At least that is necessary when using StrutsPrepareAndExecuteFilter.
In Websphre admin console one has to add those properties here:
Servers > Application servers > {server name} > Web container > Custom Properties
A wsadmin jython script to set those properties could look like this:
Thanks to Christoph Nenning (christoph dot nenning at lex-com at net)
IBM WebSphere Application Server uses the JSESSIONID information to keep track of the client session. If you have an application where the application client must navigate across multiple WebSphere Application Server nodes residing in same domain, then the JSESSIONID information may be over-written on the client because multiple JSESSIONID cookies received with the same name and path.
When persistence is disabled and if the JSESSIONID in the incoming request is not found in the current session manager, then the session manager will generate a new sessionId and create a session object, instead of using the sessionId in the incoming request.
To resolve this issue, configure WebSphere Application Server to reuse the sessionId present in the incoming request.
For All versions:
System Property Name: HttpSessionIdReuse System Property Value: true
If the application client does not navigate across multiple WebSphere Application Server nodes residing in the same domain but there are multiple WARs with different context roots, following is the step that needs to be followed for session to be maintained in one web application:
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PIPPA PASSES - The Alice Lloyd College volleyball coaching staff has been busy building its program for the 2013-14 season. ALC Coach Jolene Watts has been out on the recruiting trail, searching for are talent that will to improve the Lady Eagles' as they prepare to compete in the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (KIAC) during the upcoming season. With the recent signings of Lawrence County High School's Hali Adams, Prestonsburg High School's Sadie Slone and Joy Hatfield of Hancock High School, Watts is confident that she has done just that.
"It is our honor and privilege to welcome these ladies to the Lady Eagles' volleyball team," Watts said. "We anticipate great things from them and expect them to be excellent additions to our squad. Their athleticism and character both on and off the court are what we look for in players at the collegiate level."
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Kind of a toss up...if the world ends tomorrow like as forecast, it won't matter. But my truck just bit the bullet. I've lost 2nd...transmission. Something is screwed up internally. I can drop it into low, no problem, and w/gas pushing five bucks, maybe I should drive 40...everywhere...gaaaaaaaa!!!!!
This couldn't happen two months ago, or even two weeks...sheesh...right when the fricking world is ending, this...bumero. (HA HA HA HA HA!)
If the world is going to end..I sure did not get my t-shirt..
Say, that's right, where are the T-Shirts? I want one!
Because while putting up new electric line, some low watt bulb from the electric company, stomped all over my Bachelor Buttons...is it just me, or does that just sound wrong somehow?
Somebody put some boot to my volunteer Cilantro and my one Parsley & Basil too.
Justa 'bout had me one serious conniption, but then the Bachelor Button assassin came up to the house and apologized, and he even offered to replace them with something...that kind of honesty will chill me out, so kudos & props to him.
Of course he might have just drawn the short straw after I yelled a string of profanities, once I saw their pitiful broken little Bachelor Button bodies laying helpless & mortally wounded that is..I think it went something like, 'Alright God dammit, who's the clumsy stupid m@$#!^$&#$ that murdered my God damn flwers!!!'...um, and that's possibly slightly paraphrased
My only defense for blowing my stack like an unhinged maniac, is it's been one hard Spring to get me flowers goin' (well, actually stayin'...the keep just up & floatin' away), and these flowers were some from last years that went to seed, and were good enough to pop up & volunteer for us this year too, and just when Mama really needed fresh flowers around the joint.
We have more around, but these were the first...well, y'all know what they say about your first.
R.I.P. Bachelor Buttons
Thing is, I just put $1,600 into it, last year, repairs and stuff. Prelim estimate: $1600. Not much of a mechanic, me. I can do carpentry work, sure, but I manage to turn all my fingernails black yanking and pushing on wrenches. And yeah, the mileage is about 150-grand.
(I went and got a 12-pk. Tastes good. Cold and wet. Got warm all of a sudden. 70s)
Sorry To hear that Mr.PITH!
Maybe these will do, until the others bloom.
I'm ticked off today. Because it has rain the whole day and it's wet everywhere.
I ticked off today because...
My internet connection keeps going in and out, and I just recently switched providers. Is it my new provider, or is my old provider F-ing with me to try to make me regret switching? FML - oh wait, that's another site.


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Last year, we asked our fans to be part of the equation, to "Be The One," and this is what 11 players on the field + 1 united Wildcat Nation delivered:
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Starting Sunday, March 1 and through Monday, March 30, Arizona Athletics will award one prize per day to a lucky fan. Fans are automatically registered to win when they renew their football season tickets and/or Wildcat Club membership. Fans will be randomly selected from the pool of renewed accounts each day. Winners will be notified via phone and e-mail. Their names will be announced via Twitter and placed on the 30 prizes in 30 days calendar below.
In addition to football season tickets, the Wildcat Club donation renewal campaign also begins on Jan. 31. This includes men's basketball priority seating. The support from our Wildcat Club members allows Arizona Athletics to compete with the best in the nation by providing financial support for scholarships, state-of-the-art facilities, equipment, team travel and other programs that allow student-athletes to succeed on and off their respective playing surfaces.
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(John 3:34) For he whom God hath sent speaketh the words of God: for God GIVETH NOT THE SPIRIT BY MEASURE UNTO HIM.(Rom. 12:3) Last part of verse. according as God hath DEALT TO EVERY MAN THE MEASURE OF FAITH.CHB
insights be found witnessed in scripture. 2 Cor 5:21 was one witness, off the top of my head, that seems to indicate "penal substitution" (your words).
Christ redeemed us from the curse of the law, having become a curse for usfor it is written, 'Cursed be every one who hangs on a tree.' [Galatians 3:10,13]
2. The statement wasn't even ABOUT whether Jesus was actually forsaken or not.
I prefer scripture references to confident assertions. I am open to ideas, but eventually the scriptures speak to me the loudest. I am open to instruction and I am not dogmatic about much of anything, but I do require that insights be found witnessed in scripture. 2 Cor 5:21 was one witness, off the top of my head, that seems to indicate "penal substitution" (your words).
God has made participation in the deliverance a matter of covenant.
Is Penal Substitution an official Christian view?
Quote from: PMThe bottom line is that Jesus could not have been saying that the SPIRIT had rejected or abandoned Him. That would only surmount to a complete lack of faith within the OT prophesies, promises, and that of the faithful witness, himself.Isn't that what death is? How did Adam die in the day?... for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die.--Gen 2Didn't Jesus have to reverse what Adam had done? Walk in his shoes with a better outcome? He is our kinsman-Redeemer.he will be gracious and say, 'Rescue him from the grave, for I have found a ransom for his life.'--Job 33:24
The bottom line is that Jesus could not have been saying that the SPIRIT had rejected or abandoned Him. That would only surmount to a complete lack of faith within the OT prophesies, promises, and that of the faithful witness, himself.
According to Edgar Cayce, Jesus was the 33rd reincarnation of Adam. Come let us reason together. Does this not mean Adam saved HIMSELF, therefore he needs no savior? That makes it a work of the flesh, and God determined that NO MAN would be able to glory in the flesh, and say look at me, I did it. That certainly includes Adam, who was prophesied to regarding his future savior, and it was not in how many soulish "garments" he changed into along the way.Edgar Cayce was a man, who as a no doubt well-meaning man of Baptist upbringing, had absolutely no understanding or experience with the Holy Ghost, and therefore, no discerning of spirits which comes from the Holy Ghost, in regards to how those spirits that needed to be discerned, work.What he had was a familiar spirit, which spoke out of him when he was hypnotized. Not any different than the oracles of Delphi or any other pagan religion, where some form of mind alteration (usually drug induced) was used to "hear" from the demon spirits that then had a free pass to enter the unenlightened. What came into him was an angel of light, and it managed to effectively disguise it's motives under "good works", which were by no means, "good" in the first place. We would shudder if one of our neighbors went out in their yard and did some sort of pagan worship rain dance, imploring pagan gods to bring rain, and if it in fact rained by the luck of the draw so to speak, we would not think it was a good thing, and start worshiping their god with them, just because it rained. But this is precisely what thousands and thousands of people have done, because of the illusion of the "good works" of this familiar spirit, that in actuality, only went ahead to the target, and observed the physical body of the one being "read" for, then gave a "diagnosis" for what the spirits themselves had caused in the first place, is just a magician's parlor trick of another realm.The demons can see thru us, like a window. Which is a really good reason to have Christ inside you, so they only see Him and flee. So no big trick to proclaim what the physical problem is, and their understanding of how we are made from being there at the beginning, gives them superior knowledge of how things "work". What people need to understand is that the carnal mind is in the spiritual realm, and through the power of demonic spirits, whether it be through types of yoga, psychics, levitating magicians, or psychic healers, the carnal mind can ascend into the soulish spiritual realms. The carnal mind is enmity against God, and God has no enemies of flesh and blood, nor do we. But we do have enemies that are powers and principalities. And if God's enemy, then we ought not be making friends with it, or it's reasonings. It's purpose is to be a servant, under submission to the mind of Christ, as any other beastly carnal nature. The problem is, the people that ascend in these types of things, do so without the COVERING of Christ, without the Spirit of Christ lifting them up into those realms, and just like the women who had no covering and therefore became attractive to the nephalim and birthed unholy things, so too does the soul who seeks to ascend without her God ordained covering, Jesus Christ.Whatever healing was attained, was short lived, and only added to the accumulating darkness and sin for the people who drank the "kool-aide", and therefore their spiritual state was worse than at the beginning. My Blessings....


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According to the Council of State Administrators of Vocational Rehabilitation, individuals typically pay back the cost of their services through taxes in two to four years of employment. Further, employment of these individuals generates savings in the cost of no-longer-needed benefits.
Harrington said, "We serve every county in North Carolina. For every employer, we have a local office not very far away." Residents of Ashe County that qualify for vocational rehabilitation services are served by offices in Watauga and Wilkes Counties.
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Keller illustrated the importance of having a network of agencies in providing the many different services necessary for rehabilitation. "It takes a village. It's hard to do this kind of thing by yourself, so partnerships with other agencies are vital," said Keller. "We are not a one-size-fits-all agency. It's all very individualized based on the client's own specific case."
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opular CBS Sports basketball analyst Seth Davis went on a Twitter rant this weekend decrying the pictures of 'two muscular bloody men in homoerotic fighting pose' and saying he didn't want his sons to watch MMA.
CBS Basketball analyst Seth Davis added his voice to the chorus of MMA naysayers with a pair of Tweets this weekend:
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East Mississippi Community College launches new athletics websiteJanuary 3, 2013
SCOOBA – In conjunction with the beginning of a new calendar, East Mississippi Community College has officially launched its new athletics website – www.EMCCAthletics.com – to kick off 2013.
An interactive site hosted by PrestoSports, www.EMCCAthletics.com continues to feature improved traditional elements about EMCC's six NJCAA-affiliated athletic programs as well as rodeo and cheerleading. In addition to including team information for football, men's basketball, women's basketball, baseball, softball, men's golf, rodeo and cheerleading, such as rosters, schedules, statistics, results, news releases and biographical profiles on members of EMCC's coaching staff, the new-look athletics website is greatly enhanced with the addition of direct links to the school's social media accounts.
Including convenient access to EMCC's main website as well as the school's Facebook and Twitter accounts, www.EMCCAthletics.com features a comprehensive You Tube-based catalog of post-game video highlights, coach and player interviews and coach's show segments. The site also contains direct links to live video and live audio options for in-game streaming broadcasts available through the school's Ustream account.
"We are extremely proud and excited to launch our new athletics website to begin this new calendar year," noted EMCC Vice President/Director of Athletics Mickey Stokes. "The timing of the launching works perfectly with the tremendous success and fan interest that our competitive sports teams have generated during recent years. We look forward to maintaining our online presence and social media interest with this informative and user-friendly athletics website that we hope our fans and alumni will utilize and enjoy."
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Along with the launching of the school's new athletics website, East Mississippi Community College is also proud to showcase new logo design elements produced by Beam Team Design and featured prominently within the banner of www.EMCCAthletics.com.
In addition to revamping the school's traditional interlocking EM logo, Beam Team Design also created a leaping lion mascot logo that is a "bold and vibrant rendition of the 'King of the Jungle' that translates well to all applications," BTD's Alan Beam said. The Lions' nickname is also showcased in this logo project with a stylized font featuring the EMCC name and lion's tail underline spelling out the school's moniker.
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Many entrepreneurs desperately look for assistance when they begin to encounter problems in their business. These enterprise owners in trouble may find themselves low on capital, losing most of their customers to competition, or being unable to attract customers in the first place.
To help businesses avoid the pitfalls of entrepreneurship the Rogers State University Innovation Center is holding a small business workshop designed to teach business owners how to create a well-developed business plan.
The workshop, "Six Steps to a Winning Business Plan," will be held at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 14th, at the RSU Innovation Center, located at 401 S. Dewey Ave. 8th Floor, room 823 on the Bartlesville campus.
The workshop is designed to help entrepreneurs learn the basics of writing a business plan and improving the odds of entrepreneurial success. The majority of failed businesses could have been avoided by simply developing a business plan, said Dr. Ray Brown, vice president for Economic and Community Development at Rogers State University. The business plan would have compelled them to evaluate the amount of money needed to open the business, the amount of cash reserves needed to cover their expenses in a timely manner, and proper evaluation of their competition, he added.
Unfortunately, many of these businesses are already deeply troubled by the time problems begin emerging.
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