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Like many human behaviors, sleep needs vary widely among individuals, and babies are no exception," says Dr. Karen Sadler, a pediatrician in the Boston area and Associate Instructor of Pediatrics and Boston University School of Medicine. "A newborn sleeps, on average, 16 hours per day, but this can range from 11 to 23 hours per day. Brand new babies have no day/night distinction, and the length of their sleep is limited by their hunger, requiring them to eat every three to four hours at max."
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My 3-yr-old son and 4 1/2-yr-old daughter LOVE this product...and so do I. True...it only comes with 1 drill. But it also includes a wrench and a...Read complete review
My 3-yr-old son and 4 1/2-yr-old daughter LOVE this product...and so do I. True...it only comes with 1 drill. But it also includes a wrench and a screwdriver so 3 kids can share and work together. Great for building creativity, concentration, and fine motor skills. Going to put this on top of my list of gifts to buy for my kids' friends.
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The tools and the work tray fit too tightly into the carrying case. I have had to pry the tools and tray out of the case, which was difficult for me and I have...Read complete review
The tools and the work tray fit too tightly into the carrying case. I have had to pry the tools and tray out of the case, which was difficult for me and I have ended up using a knife! Once the screw all come out of the package, there is not enough space in the carrying case to hold them. Also note that you will need two different sized screw drivers to put the batteries into the toy screw driver and toy drill. Cute toy, fun, but the case makes it difficult to enjoy.
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Purchased this for Christmas 2014 for three and five-year-old grandchildren… Boy and a girl… They both loved it… Still play with it even though drill stop working and new batteries does not fix the issue...irks me to have to order another this early after purchase...
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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My kids love this and fought over their cousin's - We got it as a gift from their grandmother. Once we got it home and got it opened though, we found that the screw to open the bottom of the drill did not re-screw into the threads with batteries in it. So now we have the bottom of the gun taped shut and we have to retape it every couple of hours. It's a huge pain but the kids like it in general.
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My 3.5 year old, very active, can't sit still for five minute twins love this product. Out of all of the christmas gifts they prefer this toy. The drill stopped working after a short time, so I called costumer service and they replaced it with no hassle right away. Highly recommend it.
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Used this once and stored it without batteries in it, like the instructions say, for 4 weeks. Took it out, put batteries back in it and nothing happens. I tried brand new batteries and still nothing. Its useless. Very unhappy parent. This seems to happen ofter after reading the other reviews. FIX THIS PRODUCT.
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As an Activity Director that works with seniors in a memory care unit, this is a great idea. However, I would like to propose that a similar product be made that is more appropriate for seniors. I see this product in many of the nursing home supply catalogs for activities. However, I would LOVE to see a brown plastic board (resembling a piece of wood) and gray screws (that resemble actual bolts). This gives a more realistic look for senior adults.My 4 year old son has this item as well and he loves it. It works great to strengthen find motor, color recognition, pattern recognition and so many more teaching moments for kids.
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This has been a great toy for my 5 children and now I have it in my preschool classroom. Heavily used and still in great condition. I visited this site to check if this was still sold! I want another for my classroom along with an extra drill.
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I gave this as a gift for a 2 year old . It is a year later and he and his 7 year old brother still play with it. Held up very well. Mom wishes there was a bag with it to store the bolts. Purchasing another set for another grandson.
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Drill broke. Company was quick to respond to issue. Friendly! Best customer service ever!!!
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My 3 year old son recieved this for Christmas this year. The second time he played with it the screwdriver started to smoke and now the forward motion will not work. It's too bad because this has the making of a great toy!
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Surrounded by towering skyscrapers and buildings in Kuala Lumpur, Reggae Mansion is a colonial style building which invokes a sense of nostalgia both to locals and visitors which is scarce these days.
Happily, these nostalgic feelings are now captured by Reggae Mansion KL with its unspoiled, colonial charm reminiscent to days gone by.
The Reggae Mansion Hostel, Kitchen and Bar is the newest and most funky place in town. We are located in the heart of bustling China Town in a beautifully renovated 3-storey building. This is KL's most happening and atmospheric hostel for international travellers.
Our bar serves a wide range of *ALCOHOLIC drinks and the kitchen offers our famous WESTERN and ASIAN food menus *NON HALAL. Our comfy outdoor terraced area and garden is a hub for travellers from all over the world to meet, share stories and party.
We have so much to offer, you will never want to leave!!
Our facilities include:
• Free continental breakfast with tea/coffee & fruits
• Internet station with skype headphones
• Free WIFI throughout the mansion
• Safety deposit box at reception & in private rooms
• Filtered drinking water dispenses on every floor
• IDD call phones
• Door card access key
• Coin operated Laundrette
• Bar & restaurant
• Guest courtyard with BBQ area
• Sky bar on the roof (Unobstructed view overlooking the Twin Towers & KL Tower)
• Transfer service to Airport (chargeable)
We even bring you a 40 seat cinema room (Equip with latest high-tech THX sound) for your entertainment experience.
In-room facilities feature 2 power points and reading lamp for every bed, free lockers (padlock for sale) in the dorms, AC in all rooms. Universal adaptors, irons, hair dryers/straigheners available for free rental. Free shampoo/shower gel, linen, blanket and towel. Cable Satellite LCD TV in private rooms.
Our Reggae Tours help organise and arrange all sorts of exciting activities and tours around Malaysia. We also operate an exclusive city tour for our in-house guests.
• Wheelchair is not accessible
• Age limits: We only accept guests below 60 years of age.
• Reggae Mansion is a hostel for Western International Travellers. We respect others ethnicity, culture, religion and their valued practices (Refer to *). We no longer accept bookings from Malaysia, India and the Middle Eastern Countries.
• Wheelchair is not accessible
• Age limits: We only accept guests below 60 years of age.
• Reggae Mansion is a hostel for Western International Travellers. We respect others ethnicity, culture, religion and their valued practices (Refer to *). We no longer accept bookings from Malaysia, India and the Middle Eastern Countries.
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
Hostel Facilities & Policies
- 24 hour reception
- 24 hour security
- Adaptors
- Age Restriction
- Air Conditioning
- Airport transfers
- Bar
- Book exchange
- Breakfast Included
- Cable TV
- Café
- Free City Maps
- Free Parking
- Free Wifi
- Hair Dryers For Hire
- Hot Showers
- House Keeping
- Internet Access
- Laundry Facilities
- Linen Included
- Lockers
- Luggage Storage
- Parking
- Pool Table
- Reading Light
- Restaurant
- Safety Deposit Box
- Tours/Travel Desk
- Towels Included
- Washing Machine
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 1 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
Must-Read Hostel InfoThis property has specific Terms & Conditions.
Please note that the prices of the four-, six- and eight-bed dorms are the same. Please be reminded that if you book into these dorms, management reserves the right to change your bookings from four- to six-bed dorms and vice versa. This is to ensure that we have the flexibility to make sure all of our guests' requests are fulfilled.
If you are travelling in a group, we cannot guarantee that your group will be staying in the same dorm. However, we will try our best to arrange it so that you do stay in the same dorm together. But sometimes, due to circumstances beyond our control, this not always possible.
We only accept bookings for up to nine people online. Group bookings for 10 or more people shall be considered null and void.
Our hostel is not wheelchair accessible as we have no lift.
This is a backpacker and a party music hostel. We only accept guests under the age of 50.
Due to the limited capacity at our hostel, We do not accept online bookings from local residents, India and middle east countries. Bookings made and paid online by these countries shall not be refundable. We accept walk in check in only for these countries and it is subjected to the room availability.
Guest failure to arrive on the stated arrival time without notifying your booking will be cancelled within 5 hours.
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How to get to Reggae Mansion KL:
From Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) via:
KLIA Express Train:
- This express train takes approximately 28 mins to get from KLIA to the Kuala Lumpur KL Sentral Station. This is the quickest way to get to Reggae Mansion KL.
- From KL Sentral Station, it will only take another 10 mins by LRT Train, or taxi.
- Train runs regularly at about 20 mins intervals. The first train is at 5am and the last train departs at 1am from KLIA.
- The cost: MYR 35.00 per trip.
Airport Send Off Service:
- We do send off transfer from Reggae Mansion to KLIA Airport and KL central Station. The price is MYR 95 per trip per person.
Airport Taxi Limo:
- Please give the taxi driver the address and tell him that we are on the Junction of Jalan Tun Perak & Jalan Tun H.S Lee
- We are close to Muzium Telekom, St John's Church, or Jalan Lebuh Ampang. The journey should take about one hour.
Cost: Approximately MYR 80.00 - 100.00. Please take note that between 12am - 6am, there is a surcharge of 50%.
From Kuala Lumpur Low Cost Carrier Terminal (LCCT) via:
Airport Coach / Bus:
- Please buy a Skybus ticket at the arrival hall. The bus takes you to the KL Sentral in the city in approximately 1 hour and 15 mins.
- The first bus from the airport will leave at 7am and the last bus from the airport will leave at 1.15am.
Cost: MYR 9.00 per way.
From Kuala Lumpur Sentral Station via:
Light Rail Transit - Kelana Jaya Line (KJL):
- At KL Sentral, you need to board the Rapid KL Kelana Jaya Line (formerly known as PUTRA LRT) at KL Sentral itself and head towards Masjid Jamek LRT station which is only two stations away from KL Sentral.
- Reggae Mansion is about a short 5 mins walk away.
Cost: MYR 1.30
From Masjid Jamek LRT Station:
- Reggae Mansion is only 5 mins walk from Masjid Jamek LRT Station. When you exit the LRT Station, walk along Jalan Tun Perak and you will see McDonald's. We are the opposite side of traffic lights junction next to a car park.
- Walk down Jalan Tun Perak along Burger King Café, walk towards the 2nd street on your right of Jalan Tun H.S Lee. You will see an open space car park and our hostel.
- Our Façade Building is painted with Sky Blue with Black Window Dome Canopy consist of 3 storey building.
From Puduraya Bus Station:
- From outside Puduraya, walk towards Maybank Tower, and keep to the right-side of this main road (Jalan Tun Perak)
- Take the 3rd road on the left, onto Jalan Tun HS Lee
- You will recognize Reggae Mansion by our well known Sky Blue Color 3 storey building.


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Rachel Baldwin
WILLIAMSON - Corral your pigs – and hide your women! The descendants of the Hatfield and McCoy clans will be invading and descending on the Tug Valley area this Friday for a rip-roaring, knee slapping good time.
The Tug Valley Chamber of Commerce (TVCC) and the Tug Valley Roadrunner's Club (TVRRC) are joining forces for the 14th annual Hatfield and McCoy Reunion Festival Marathon slated to be held this weekend, June 7-9. Natalie Young, the Executive Director of the TVCC and David Hatfield, the founder and President of the TVRRC, are excited to begin this year's highly anticipated event that is expected to supersede the past 13 years.
Thus far, 800 runners have registered for the 26.2 mile Hatfield-McCoy Marathon that is rated as one of the top ten in the United States, setting a new personal record. A full-agenda of events is planned with all ages of attendees in mind, in hopes of entertaining all those who travel to the Tug Valley area to participate in the festival.
Friday, June 7, a Genealogist will be at the Righteous Brew Restaurant on 2nd Avenue in Williamson from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m., conducting a free service to the public who wish to trace their ancestry. Beginning at 2 p.m. that afternoon will be the Hatfield and McCoy Narrated Bus Tour (departs from the Sycamore Inn on 2nd Ave. and Prichard Street) hosted by Hatfield and McCoy Historian, Bill Richardson. From 4 until 7 p.m. Friday evening, the registration and Marathon Pasta Dinner/Welcome will be held inside the Belfry High School Cafeteria, where runners and their family members will be treated to some good ole' fashioned Southern hospitality along with the ever-popular Hatfield and McCoy skits. At 8 p.m. in the Belfry High auditorium, the public will be extended an opportunity to view the Mine Wars Film Fest.
Saturday morning, June 8, the Marathon runners will gather in the Food City parking lot at Goody, Ky. bright and early to start the race at 7 a.m. sharp. At 8 a.m. in downtown Williamson, the Farmer's Market will open at the corner of 2nd Ave. and Vinson Street, near the BB&T Bank. On 1st and 2nd Ave., a variety of arts and crafts vendors as well as food vendors will be set up and ready to go by 9 a.m. Inflatables for the kids will be a popular place to be for the little ones to gather and a dunking booth will test your aim and accuracy. The Hatfield and McCoy Bus Tours will begin their historical tours at 9 a.m. and will conduct the second tour of the day from 2 until 5 p.m. If you are interested in taking a tour, you are asked to book in advance at www.hmtours.eventbrite.com.
From 9 a.m. until 5 p.m., handmade quilts and crafts will be on display inside the Mingo County Courthouse. An Antique Gun Show will share the same hours, and the firearms will be on display to the public at the Williamson Gun and Archery store, located at 165 E. 2nd Avenue. The free Genealogy services will be set up along Logan Street beginning from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m., and you may also visit the Historic Coal House during these hours to view items on display and to purchase Hatfield and McCoy souvenirs and mementoes. Entertainment will begin at 9 a.m. with the Hill Country Dancers taking center stage from 9:30 until 10 a.m. and again from 10:30 until 11 a.m. From 10 until 10:30 a.m. and from 1 until 1:30 p.m. will be the Wall/Devil Ance Monologues, with the Johnse/Roseanna Monologues planned for 11 until 11:30 a.m. and from 2 until 2:30 p.m. Elephant and pony rides will begin at 11 a.m. on 3rd Avenue and will continue throughout the day, and you are also invited to take a scenic airplane ride to view feud sites from the air, boarding at the Mingo County Airport.
At noon, the Wildwood Garden Club Show will begin at noon inside the Southside Mall and vocalist Kelsie May will take the stage to entertain the crowd. Entertainer Kelsie May will sing from noon until 12:30 p.m. and she will be followed by recording artist Renea Roberts from 12:30 until 1 p.m., Morgan White from 3 until 4 p.m. and the Kevin Prater Bluegrass Band from 4 until 5 p.m.
A book signing will be conducted from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. in front of the Coal House and will feature authors Dean King who penned "The Feud"; Keith Davis, author of "The Tale of the Devil"; and Kyle Lovern, author of "Memories of the Tug Valley" and the series "UFO I and II".
The Kid's Run will be held at 2 p.m., those interested in competing may enquire for additional information inside the Coal House. The evening's events will conclude with a Gospel Music Festival inside the Belfry High School auditorium featuring "Three Bridges".
Sunday, June 9th, the festival will wrap up the weekend with a 9 a.m. until noon Bus Tour, followed by a Hatfield Reunion picnic scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. at the Hog Trial Cabin located at the foot of Hardy Mountain on Rt. 319. The McCoy Reunion is scheduled to be held at Stringtown, Ky. (Aflex) and is slated for noon. The famous feud competitive nature will finish off the day with a Hatfield-McCoy softball game that will be held on the Belfry High field from 2-5 p.m.
For more information on any of the above events, you may contact Natalie Young or Vicki Pinson at the TVCC by calling 304-235-5240.


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(November 17, 2009) - Three Hagerstown Community College students recently completed internships at Volvo Powertrain in Hagerstown.
HCC student Brandon Sloan, of Knoxville, Md., was the first to complete an internship. He began his internship in fall of 2007 and continued through spring of 2008 under the guidance of internship mentor Frank Guthrie. Sloan's internship project incorporated racking and tooling redesigns, as well as process improvement methods. According to Sloan, he also worked with fellow intern Jeff Ward to create three-dimensional virtual models of a new assembly line. The goal of this project was to allow the team time to analyze and improve individual station layouts and thereby increase efficiency. Sloan is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering technology at Penn State Harrisburg and has been retained by Volvo as a consultant and now works under mentors Jairid Mowen and Marcus Minkkinen.
Jeff Ward, of Hagerstown, was the second HCC student to complete his internship. He began interning at Volvo in spring of 2008 under the instruction of internship mentor Stephen Dold. Ward's internship project consisted of aiding in the design and rebuilding of the final assembly line during Volvo's Capacity Improvement Project in summer 2008. Ward also aided in the line balancing and purchasing of equipment for the same purpose and provided drawings and designs to the team as part of his work. Ward graduated from HCC in June of 2008 and continued to serve as a consultant at Volvo through October of the same year before he was hired as a manufacturing engineer on the Volvo staff and where he continues to work today.
The third HCC student to complete an internship was Michael Foster, of Hagerstown, who began his internship in spring 2009 shortly before graduating from HCC. His internship continued through the summer of the same year. His work primarily focused on the implementation of lean manufacturing principles. According to Foster, he also assisted with analyzing and studying production and non-production methods such as maintenance routines and parts inventory and regularly attended meetings and prepared action plans for various teams. Foster works under internship mentor Ken Carper and has also been retained by Volvo as a consultant.
"Volvo Powertrain recognizes that the surest way to meet the long-term strategic needs of our business is to grow and develop talent from within. We see this relationship as a tremendous and mutually-beneficial opportunity—both to augment the students' learning experience and to serve as one of our important resources of future talent for the Volvo Powertrain business," says Anne MacMillan, Volvo manager, human resources training and development.
Sloan, Ward, and Foster are the first HCC students to complete an internship at Volvo Powertrain in recent years, but more students will likely be accepted. HCC routinely offers its students the opportunity to partake in internships at external organizations. Currently, Volvo Powertrain is one of many of employers who work with the College to provide students with on-site job experiences.
Photo Caption: HCC officials met with student interns and Volvo officials at the Volvo Powertrain facility in Hagerstown in October 2009. Front row, pictured from left to right: Judith Oleks, HCC vice-president of academic affairs; Geoff Clarke, Volvo vice-president, human resources; Ilse Ghysens, Volvo manager, communications; Anne MacMillan, Volvo manager, human resources training and development; Margaret Clark Spivey, HCC director, technology and computer studies division; and HCC student intern Brandon Sloan. Back row, from left to right: HCC student intern Jeff Ward; HCC student intern Michael Foster; and Bonnie Owens, HCC workplace learning advisor, internships.


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Men's Soccer is Play-Off Bound With Win
- Release Date:
- October 18, 2012
- Contact:
- The Office of Sports Information
- (716) 649-7900 ext. 333
BUFFALO, NY – The Hilbert College men's soccer team got back on the winning track with their 3-2 AMCC victory over D'Youville College October 17. Matt Saxton scored the opeing goal as Hilbert improved to 7-6-1 overall and 5-2 in league play. This 2012 team continues to break single season records and they are the first Hilbert men's soccer team to secure an AMCC play-off berth since Hilbert joined the league in 2004. The Spartans dropped to 2-14 overall and sit in a three-way tie for seventh place.
Hilbert doubled D'Youville's shots in the first half (10-5) but both team's went to intermission deadlocked at 0-0. Fifteen minutes into the second half, things got interesting. Saxton scored the first goal of the night off an assist by Jonathan Davison. Then, at 63:51 Ed Minkel found Mario Williams for his ninth goal of the season pushing the Hawks up 2-0.
At 74:35 Josh Pfutner headed in a crossed ball past Hilbert's Paul Liedkie to close the gap. But eighty seconds later, Davison shrugged off a Spartan defender before he beat the D'Youville keeper, scoring his third game winning goal of the season. With less than two minutes left in the game, Mate Tarr beat Liedkie for the game's final score.
Liedkie remained undefeated in the net (4-0) making six saves during the match.
Up next, the Hawks will honor their seven seniors prior to the La Roche College (5-2) game October 20 at 3pm. They close out their regular season Tuesday, October 23 when they host Penn State Behrend (7-0). The first round game in the AMCC play-offs is set for October 27. Seeds 1 and 2 earned byes that day, while seed 3 hosts the sixth seeded team, and seed 4 hosts the fifth seed. With two games remaining, it is too early to know where the Hawks will be seeded.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
Upcoming Events
- First Year Student Orientation
- Aug 14, 2015
- Summer Session A2 Ends
- Aug 21, 2015
- First Year Student Orientation
- Aug 28, 2015


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German customers already receiving iPhone 4S orders
Looks like some over-eager German couriers suffering from premature delivery-fication have gotten iPhone 4S orders out way ahead of Apple's official Friday drop date. Not that the customers seem to mind. Indeed, they're taking to the internet to share an advanced look at their hot new devices.
Apple, no doubt, is likely firmly reminding their courier partners to think about baseball, or taxes, or anything that will get them to keep it in their trucks until Friday.
Source: macerkopf.de via MacRumors
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German customers already receiving iPhone 4S orders
So jealous! I got my order confirmation from AT&T at 5:55 AM EST on October 7th and they have already billed me. But I have no idea if I am getting it on Friday or not. The last time they updated my order was on the 7th.
Jealously is awful eh?
crossing fingers for early iOS 5 (unlikely I know)
Why is it rounded at the bottom? That is not a real 4s.
The top of the phone is showing and its round. Take it out of the box
upload some damn siri vids you krauts
I'm cancelling my preorder since it's says that the iPhone is out of stock & they'll let me know when it comes back in. They need to reverse the charges that they said they wouldn't charge until it shipped. I'll take my chances Friday morning at my local ATT store. Hopefully they will have 1.
My order status from Rogers is still "open". I'm #107 now, up from #275 when I first reserved my phone. I'm still waiting for a change in the status or an email.


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2012 was a full, wonderful year and I'm a little sad it went by so fast. I had my Sophie, made lots of quilts, wrote a book (I'll show you soon!), visited 2 quilt markets, painted like a mad woman, moved to Seattle, and in between all of the "big" things we enjoyed all the little things that matter the most. I have a feeling that 2013 will be just as full…but I sure love it that way.
Happy New Year to you all!


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Novice Member
Joined: 8/04/08
Earthrise is a new MMO which is alot about PVP and the crafting system sounds alot like the resource quality based one SWG once had. And you can fight about and control the resource locations. I think that might really be my next game. Just thought you might be interested, as the new Star Wars game will probably be the next WOW clone...
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Novice Member
Joined: 2/01/08
Originally posted by bobby_14
It's the next big thing for me. I hope it lives up to it, I'm really bored of everything else I've been playing.
Joined: 8/04/09
Always remember that you're unique. Just like everyone else.
It was on my radar months back...is it nearing release finally? It certainly looks like a decent design, but until anything is tested and played, it can look good on paper *cough* Global Agenda *cough* ;)
Novice Member
Joined: 7/02/09
"Excellent breeze... Great day for cards."
I hope so. SWG nostalgia should go. Its getting pretty sad.
*crosses fingers that Earthrise delivers*
I remember SWG as a very relaxed social game. One of the best parts of the game for me was meeting new people and just living in the universe with new found friends.
From what i've read about Earthrise it will have some pretty hardcore pvp with partial Item loss.
I don't know if a old Swg player like myself is looking for that type of gameplay.
Earthrise seems to be targetting Eve and Anarchy Online fans.
From all the sandbox games only two games give me the social freedom, fallen earth and Ryzom.
I guess ill have to wait and see.
Novice Member
Joined: 8/12/07
sandbox is king
Originally posted by Toquio3
What is sad is that pretty much every mmo these days are epic fails.
Aion didn't deliver, Lotro is just a glorified theme park, Global agenda is not an mmo, Darkfall and Mortal Online are hollow experiences, SWToR is another themepark - hold your hand game, not real mmo. Gods and Heroes was cancelled before launch (and will now be released after a long while with little new development despite the flaws), CoH is dated, CO was another failure on so many levels incl. the fact it can be soloed and all get all skills so no one is special = bad group dynamics, STO is a joke, WAR a huge failure on all levels incl. pvp, AoC - the best game since SWG is still flawed with broken sieges...
Who can deliver an interesting game world where crafters and pvp'ers and pve'ers live side by side and offer stimuli for socializing? Where there is a real player economy. The only game I can think of is EVE.
There is a huge need for a game that caters not just to one crowd but include all sorts of gameplay and encourages socializing. Esp. one that is finished at release in a proper fashion.
So this is not about nostalgia for SWG - it is about the fact that the mmo genre is broken with greedy companies trying to cash in on the subscription model and with very few caring the least bit for customers. Most other businesses would have been sued and changed their ways.
Ironically the most interesting mmos in the next few years will be
Upcoming failures:
Novice Member
Joined: 6/13/06
Originally posted by bobby_14
WOW Clone?
Look maybe it will be and maybe it won't be, but nobody has played it yet so why label it already?
Even sight unseen I'm willing to bet it's going to be more than just another WOW clone...I'm sure it won't be for everybody, but what is nowadays?
Novice Member
Joined: 6/23/06
I havent followed this game closely, but what I have seen of it, does look interesting. If they can pull off the crafting system similar to what SWG had as well as open world PvP, open world raiding and player housing, I would definitly try it out.
Novice Member
Joined: 2/21/09
Originally posted by Murashu
Unfortunately no player housing at launch (but there are guild constructed bases). As for open world raiding, well there are no instances so everything is open world. I don't know enough about SWG to compare the crafting.
Novice Member
Joined: 2/01/08
Originally posted by Murashu
I was thinking about it today, and one of the biggest successes of SWG's crafting system is the dynamic spawns of unique resources. No game that I know of has come close to enabling this extreme amount of differential and customization between different players' crafted products.
One of my favorite things to do in SWG when I logged on would be to send out my survey droids, just to see what kind of new valuable stuff might have spawned since I last played. Then of course, hunting it down, sampling it and either trashing it or spending the next couple hours finding a good spot to plant some heavies on. Or hiring a ranger to start raking in the creature resources for me which he could offer to my vendor at a reasonable price.
The fact that dewback hides (or any other resource in the game) could be worth 10cpu one week and then 40cpu the next week made for a very dynamic and vibrant economy. And incredibly interesting gameplay, as everyone fought to keep up with the latest and greatest spawns while negotiating the best price they could get.
It blows my mind every time I think back to how cool it was. I remember the excitement it would create on the forums when a new spawn of really good materials were discovered and everyone's prices started to adjust for it.
I can't figure out--how come every single aspect of MMOs seem to get copied by the next game in line, yet nobody has ever bothered to copy off of what is widely considered the best crafting system ever?
Rollback, SOE. I'll resubscribe tomorrow.
Advanced Member
Joined: 4/05/09
One can hope it can replace the Pre-cu SWG, Until earthrise comes out and is completed( non beta release) I will be playing swgemu, it is totally legal, I just bought all SWg for 20 dollars( you need it to run swgemu( pre-cu server)) not only is it Pre-CU but they created it from scratch over again, and can modify the broken/missing content from the first Pre-CU I think.
Novice Member
Joined: 9/09/03
What I liked the most about SWG is it truly felt like a Massive world (and many of them.)
The worlds were so big, you had to buy shuttle tickets to ride between cities.. and there were many many cities on a single world, not to mention player cities. without shuttles, it would take 10-15+ minutes of driving STRAIGHT to ride between even some of the closest cities on your speeder. Before they implemented speeders, it took HOURS.
The reason I LOVED this, is because it was just so well incorperated that it was unbelieveable. what do I mean by this?
Player housing.
Just imagine, the vast, enormous world of SWG. You're out in the middle of nowhere grinding some mobs, and you spot a beautiful area of scenery. Just breathtaking. You open your inventory and click your house deed. Construction Lines go up. Within 5 minutes, you have a house of your own, in an area you discovered on your own, and the only way people would be likely to find it, is if you gave them the waypoint..
Let me express my excitement further:
In my Bounty-Hunting days on SWG, I had a particularily awesome encounter. I picked a Jedi mission (You hunted player Jedi for money as a BH) and started heading out. Tracked him. Drove to the middle of nowhere, where he apparently was... he was there, grinding next to a set of mobs on Talus (a desert-like planet), and his house was right next to him.
It was literally like the wild fucking west. We had a show down right next to his house. I lost.
but I forever remember this moment,
..because in good games, moments like these are created by situation, not the dev's setting this shit up for you. The situations are created by great game structure which allowed for unlimited possibilities during gaming. SWG had this.
Novice Member
Joined: 6/23/06
Originally posted by royalewit
I agree! My dream game would have the crafting/harvesting system and player cities/housing from SWG, group/raid content from EQ and a PvP system like EVE.
I know, I know, its all a dream.
Novice Member
Joined: 7/05/07
This is one of the great parts of SWG i really liked and miss, but most games nowdays dont seem to put to much work into this part of the games.
Tend to stay away from games with FPS style combat, so I dont know what Fallen Earth is like, but it seems ok.
Novice Member
Joined: 1/02/10
There are plenty of social sandbox style MMOs. Just none that mix both the social and combat like SWG did. I went to Second Life after the NGE obliterated my friend list on SWG.
Novice Member
Joined: 5/03/09
I honestly dont believe another games ever gonna get what i liked about precu right. All games today are about shiny rewards and grind fest to get max level and the best gear. Theres really not been (that ive seen) a game that most of the great parts of the game come from after you become full template/max level and got gear. Its all about getting maxed out then theres really nothing to do but wait on next content patch. Precu for me once you got up where you had your template and your gear got fun and getting there didnt take long whether you were casual or hardcore. Had the right guild or good friends and you could get full template in a week of easy play. Didnt have to rush out and try to get this quest or that quest done just played with friends and trained your prof boxes.
Sadly there just isnt seemingly any game that throws you into world with a short level grind and has content pickup like what you did in precu. Running groups for leveling players or just to get hide meat or bone. You could do solo groups for fast cash or just relax and kill a few lairs here and there while getting some mats for a guildie. Most of the gameplay i liked was more about helping out my guild then about questing for some uber item. Getting a legendary weapon was awsome dont get me wrong, but helping out a friend that just hit Jedi and getting him pearls so his saber worked was more fun.
Precu just seemed like alittle work then you get to have fun whereas all games now seem to work you to death before your even close to finding something fun to do. I pay to play a game not have another job with a recess once i get my levels and uber gear. Most new games for me fail cause its all about the grind and theres so little fun in them anymore. Not just mmo but console games are getting the same way.
To each their own but im not holding my breath that any game can do such a great job of having good gameplay that felt more like a fun adventure and less like work.


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By CrissaR
from Utah
About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children
Comments about Hot Dots® Let's Master Grade 2 Reading:
My son loves playing with the Hot Dots sets. I like that each one builds on the previous one. This is helpful so my child will continue to learn and grow rather than having lots or repeats. I like the 2nd grade reading books because they work on grammar and reading rules and not just how to read. I also like that it uses the same vocabulary as they are learning in school (like homophone). Not only does this help my son learn in addition to school but it helps refresh my memory on the correct verbiage so I can help my son rather than say things like, "These words sound the same but mean different things." Now I can say "These words are homophones." This pen is a great motivational tool. Lights and sound go off when an answer is chosen. This will help my child be able to do the books on his own in the car or at home. He loves learning and I love finding him "toys" that help him excel.
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By Grandma Gladys
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About Me Grandparent, Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent
My grandson isn't really into the homework he brings home from school. We don't treat Hot Dots like work. He plays with it (learning along the way) until he wants to be finished. This has worked out super because he is learning and challenging himself while feeling he is in control of the situation. I love that the pen makes reading more fun. I feel it is very age appropriate. He asked me for the Math version. I received a sample in exchange for a honest and unbiased review.
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By Mary
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About Me Education Oriented, Homeschooler, Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent
I received Hot Dots Let's Master Grade 2 Reading free for review. All opinions are my own.Hot Dots Let's Master Grade 2 Reading includes an interactive talking Hot Dots Pen and two Hot Dots workbooks. The workbooks include questions, and multiple choice answers with a black dot next to each possible response. Your child will use the Hot Dots pen to select an answer by vertically pressing down on one of the dots. If the answer is correct a positive reinforcement will be heard and the pen will light up green. If the answer is wrong, a try again message will sound and the pen will light up red. The Grade Reading books cover topics such as reading comprehension, synonyms, antonyms, homophones, multiple word meanings, context clues, spelling, punctuation and grammar.The Grade 2 reading books are great because they move away from teaching reading in general to more of the contextual communication skills of reading comprehension and grammar rules for reading and writing. There are some multiple paragraph passages in the workbook the child will be expected to read, if they struggle an adult can always be there to help, however the words are fairly easy and it should be easily managed by a proficient 7 year old reader. As a homeschooler, I notice that many of these questions are formed in the style I remember from when I was younger taking standardized tests. This is a plus to me because it gives the kids experience answering questions in this format to help them out if they are ever in a situation where they will need to take these tests. Overall this is a great supplemental kit for teaching 2nd grade age kids reading. The pages are durable and made to last through repeated use. These books can be used as a teaching tool and as a review for previous concepts to reinforce those ideas as needed. I recommend this kit to anyone with a 2nd grade aged child. It's a tool for teaching reading comprehension and grammar for them.
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About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent
Kids will love to continue learning as they still get to use the pen for fun interaction. Skills developed will help prepare them for their next stage of reading and writing. Learning is made fun with all the Hot Dots programs.
Fun set for 2nd grade readers
By Happy Mothering
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We received the Hot Dots Let's Master 2nd Grade Reading set for review purposes. My daughter won't be in second grade until next year, but we have loved all of the Hot Dots sets so far, so we got the grade 2 and 3 sets as well. I looked through the books and as with the other sets, they look on par with the 2nd grade level. I'm looking forward to using this set with my daughter in the summer before second grade and throughout her second grade year.
By pooh
from michigan
My kids love this :) it's a great learning game for kids and really helps them out with school too. I recommend getting one for your kids.
Great learning tool
By Heather B
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This is a fun learning activity that does require 2 aaa batteries to start which are not included. You get 2 math books which teaches about punctuation, capital letters, contractions, homophones and more. I am really impressed. The interactive talking pen is great. Comes with different sound mode options. Choose from talking, music or silent. It lights up green or red so the sound is really not needed.
Great supplement in a Teacher's classrom
By ShelyShel
from Naples, FL
About Me Education Oriented
I am a Teacher and used Hot Dots Grade 2 Reading to assist students in the class that are struggling with reading. The students had no idea it was educational and thoroughly enjoyed the lights/sounds. It's great when the students are lining up to "play" with the game.
Fun reading tool for 2nd graders
By Fun mom
from Southern California
About Me Education Oriented, Parent Of Two Or More Children, Working Parent
It was fun for the first time. We need to buy refill packs with new material for the kids to use. I think they will use it again and again as long as we keep up with their learning and needs.
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It has improved my son's reading
By Debbie S.
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My son's reading has been improved using these sets. He was having a little bit of trouble but the books have really helped him and his teachers are so thrilled with his improvement.
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