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Shirley Clough – aka Nannie – of Moncks Corner, became an angel and was reunited with her deceased husband Bud Clough on Feb. 7, 2013. She was 89.
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Things I liked:This gun is pretty damn awesome. My friend has a chronograph and we checked it shoots around 350-365 fps with .12 gram BBs. It shot 320 with .20s but .20s carry more damage because theyre heavier. This gun shoots 10-11 rounds per second, and its pretty acurate if you use .20 gram BBs. I like how it is fully licensed so they can legally call it the HK G36C
Things I would have changed:This gun has a plastic body so it is lightweight and metal internal parts so it dosnt break the first week you have it. I would change the FPS though because it is around 320 FPS with .20 gram BBs
What others should know:This gun comes with 5000 free .12 gram blue BBs, but i bought a pack of .20s because it is more acurate a carrys more stopping power/damage. If you do use .12s make sure the hop up is set lower or else the BBs will shoot straight up. Also, make sure you do not over charge the battery because I used to have an M4 carbine and that is how it broke, so only charge it for about 2 and a half hours at the most.
According to the owner's manual for this gun, the max charging time is 2 hrs--not 2.5 hrs.
Things I liked:The weight makes this baby amazing. The metal parts are really cool.
Things I would have changed:The mag is the worst I've ever seen. the iron scope will brake in 4 months. :(
What others should know:.....Honestly for 100$ dont buy this. the famas looks so much better. also the g36 stock is fully poor plastic. buy the famas. total cost g36 :120$ (shipping) total cost famas+bipod+20 000 .20bbs =100$ do the right choice.....
Things I liked:This gun has good accuracy, power and mobility for it's price. Actually if i choose between this and crossman i'd choose this in the same price range.
Things I would have changed:Not much except maybe standard battery type.
What others should know:With my gun i started having mag problems lately: the gun wouldn't shoot once and on the second shot it shot 2. I don't know if i did something wrong but i always keep my mag cranked up.
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Berlin Hipsters understand that the larger their vintage spectacles are, the higher their Hipster social ranking will be.
Since Microsoft wants to be hip, they are opening in Berlin a massively oversized Microsoft store, which will also serve as a "start up incubator" and lobby HQ, with the public spaces designed especially for hipsters!
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Nothing says "Microsoft" more than walls full of hipster bands.
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text: In 1882, when KidsPeace was born, the primary goal was providing shelter and care to children orphaned by a smallpox epidemic. Now, KidsPeace has grown and evolved to meet increasingly complex developmental, emotional and behavioral issues unlike our predecessors ever imagined. Each generation of children at KidsPeace has experienced problems that reflect society, health care, the economy, the political atmosphere, the environment and the state of the family. Institutionalization has given way to community care; neonatology saves the lives of babies who would never have survived a decade ago; children have electronic access to all the information in the world – and to a world of dangers; medicine has exploded with prescriptions that can make life more tolerable but also have the potential for great abuse; and, in the opinion of many, the violence that permeates the media is having a profound influence on the behavior and values of our youth. Are the issues kids are facing that much more complicated today, or are we just better at diagnosing and assigning labels? It would appear that the answer to both questions is yes. For a variety of physical and environmental reasons, kids today are presenting with serious mental and behavioral health symptoms that often require intense, long-term treatment. Children suffer from an array of pervasive developmental delays, ADHD, depression, Autism Spectrum Disorders, anxiety, oppositional/defiant disorders, fetal alcohol syndrome, severe anger, eating disorders, learning disorders, bipolarism, schizophrenia, Savant syndrome, addictions, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and a variety of other serious issues. Many of our children are neglected, sexually and physically abused and abusive, suicidal, anti-social, unwanted, self-harming, habitually truant, frequent users of drugs or alcohol, in constant trouble with the law, gang members, sexually active, involved in extremely risky and /or violent behavior and seemingly unaware of socially acceptable behavior. Keeping UpFortunately, private organizations like KidsPeace, government agencies, mental health professionals, educators, counselors and others are devoting increasingly greater efforts to:• Improve diagnostic techniques• Develop individualized, appropriate treatment modalities • Ensure that follow-up services exist in the community to help kids continue to heal after initial treatment• Work in the community to reduce risks and offer alternatives to harmful behaviors• Educate kids about the dangers of drugs, alcohol, gangs and unprotected sexual activity• Provide educational programs to meet the needs of all children• Offer school-based testing, counseling, special needs classes and after-school programs to give children alternative recreational opportunities• Make Internet sites accountable for the protection of children and teens who post information• Inform parents about the risks their children face every day• Report to authorities if children show symptoms of abuse or neglect• Recognize the signs of suicide ideation and intervene if a child appears to be at risk• Understand that trauma can cause serious psychological damage that may present itself in many ways• Provide safe places where youth can turn for help like TeenCentral.Net• Find safe, loving foster homes for children who are unable to thrive in their family homes• Make the safety and care of children everywhere a top priority of the nation and the world.Great strides are being made every day in finding causes of and designing treatment for developmental disorders, emotional and behavior issues, learning disabilities and mental health problems.And Yet …Kids are still kids, and they are resilient and yearn to have the opportunity to grow and learn and fit in and be loved. Their basic needs of food, clothing and shelter have grown to include acceptance, safety from predators, mentors to fill in when parents are absent or unable to guide them, safe havens, mental and physical health education and support from the media and society to face the challenges of growing up in the 21st Century.


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Hattiesburg, Miss., December 2, 2013 - William Carey University graduate ('71) Dr. G. Douglas Inglis, director and research professor at The Texas Tech University Center in Seville, Spain, will teach the course HIS 490/590: History of the Southern Frontier at WCU's Hattiesburg campus during J-Term January 6-10, 2014. The class, which counts for undergraduate or graduate credit, will be from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. with an hour lunch break from 12 – 1 p.m. The cost is $340 per hour for the three-hour credit course.
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Hattiesburg, Miss., November 25, 2013 - Inspirational speaker and author David Vince of "When Life Throws You Curves, Keep Swinging," a double-amputee who coached baseball in the college and high school ranks over three decades, will be speaking at William Carey University's chapel service at 9:25 a.m. on December 4 as part of WCU's Christian Leadership Lecture series. Vince will also hold a book signing in front of Wilkes Hall from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. on December 4, and serve as keynote speaker for the Sports Banquet which will be held at 5:30 p.m.
Hattiesburg, Miss., November 21, 2013 - Three William Carey University students were formally inducted into the WCU Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta International English Honor Society on November 15 on WCU's Hattiesburg campus. Established in 1924 to confer distinction for high achievement in English language, literature, and writing, Sigma Tau Delta invites members to join based on academic excellence.
Hattiesburg, Miss., November 21, 2013 - Dr. Billy Brown, professor of business and associate dean of business programs at William Carey University's Tradition campus, presented a lecture titled, "Chasing the Rainbow in Search of Business Success" on November 19 in the Kresge Room of Thomas Business Building on WCU's Hattiesburg campus. Dr. Brown is also a recruiter for the Tradition campus' MBA program.
This lecture a part of the WCU's University Lecture Series.
Hattiesburg, Miss., November 18, 2013 - Retired William Carey University professor Dr. Walter Butler has just completed his newest book, "The Journey of Mankind – The Eschatology of Man from His Creation to His Eternal Destiny," and WCU will hold a book signing for Dr. Butler on November 19 at 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. at the WCU Bookstore. The books will be available in the bookstore for purchase. They can also be found at Barnes and Nobles, the Laurel Baptist Bible and Bookstore, Xulon Press, and through Amazon.com as an e-book.
Hattiesburg, Miss., November 15, 2013 - The William Carey University College of Osteopathic Medicine (WCUCOM) hosted its first Residency Fair on November 9 at the Jackie Dole Sherrill Community Center in downtown Hattiesburg. Representatives from 23 residency programs attended this event as well as students from all four WCUCOM classes. This event provided an opportunity for students to visit booths and discuss postgraduate options regarding internship and residencies.
Tradition, Miss., November 15, 2013 - Monica Miller Marlowe of Wiggins recently joined the William Carey University staff as chief advancement officer for the Tradition campus.
Hattiesburg, Miss., November 15, 2013 - Richard "Dick" Vogel of Hattiesburg has been recently named associate vice president for athletic and university advancement at William Carey University.
Vogel formerly served as associate director of athletics at The University of Southern Mississippi. Over the tenure of the 17 years he worked for USM, he also served as associate athletic director and executive director of the Eagle Club. Prior to working at USM, Vogel worked as a quality engineer at Sunbeam Corporation in Hattiesburg.
Hattiesburg, Miss., November 14, 2013 - Ryan Kelly of Hattiesburg recently joined the William Carey University staff as chief advancement officer for the Hattiesburg campus.
Hattiesburg, Miss., November 13, 2013 - William Carey University's chapter of the Alpha Chi National College Honor Society was recently named a Star Chapter for the 2012-13 academic year.
Only 15 percent of the more than 300 Alpha Chi chapters receive this honor. In addition to individual academic standards, Alpha Chi members must meet chapter requirements to be recognized.
Alumni from across the state joined William Carey University at a reception held in the chapel parlor of First Baptist Church Jackson on Tuesday, October 29. The reception was held in conjunction with the Mississippi Baptist Convention.
In 1911, W. S. F. Tatum, wealthy lumberman and Methodist layman, acquired the property and offered it as a gift to the Baptists. He set two conditions: successful operation of a Christian school for girls for five years and an enrollment of at least one hundred students the first year. The property consisted of two surviving frame buildings and ten acres of cut-over land. A corporation was organized to own and control the college with nine trustees chosen from Baptist churches in Hattiesburg.
Hattiesburg, Miss., November 5, 2013 - Three ensembles from William Carey University's Winters School of Music – the Grace Notes, Spirit of Carey, and Tuscan Reeds - will be performing in a concert in Downtown Disney of Disney World on November 14 at 5 p.m. They will also be marching in a parade on November 15 at Epcot Center at 10:30 a.m. On their way to Disney World, the groups will make a stop on November 13 and perform at Niceville High School in Niceville, Fla., and at First Academy in Leesburg, Fla.


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Lawrence W. Westover Sr., 77, of Route 2, Middlesex, passed away at his home on Friday, February 23, 2007. Born in Richford on January 5, 1930, he was the son of the late Charles and Anna (Martin) Westover. On October 17, 1959, he married the former Jeanette Despault in Waterbury.
Lawrence graduated from Waterbury High School and joined the U.S. Army with which he served during the Korean War. Following his discharge, he remained with the Vermont Army National Guard and Army Reserve.
Lawrence was employed by Philbrook's Fur Farm in Middlesex Center for many years before he and his wife Jeanette owned and operated for over 17 years Westover's General Store in Middlesex. They later owned and operated Meme and Papa's Store in Riverton from which he retired.
In his leisure time Lawrence enjoyed fishing, hunting, boating and camping. He was a member of the Harry N. Cutting American Legion Post 59 of Waterbury.
Lawrence is survived by his wife of 47 years, Jeanette Westover of Middlesex; their children, Gena Westover Nelson and her companion, William Paoli, of Stratford, CT, Lisa Shephard and her husband, Kris, of Moretown, Elaine Westover Soucie and her husband, Darrell, of Ashford, CT, Carla Summers of Greenville, TN, Lawrence Westover Jr. and his companion, Darcy Coutts, and Keith Westover of Waterbury; 10 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren; 3 sisters, Doris Bowen of Rochester, Theresa Bruce of Lebanon, NH, and Mabel Houghton of Passumpsic; a brother, Harland Westover Sr. of Moretown; as well as nieces, nephews and extended family. He was predeceased by three sisters, Alice Gavin, Genevieve Deyette and Hazel Collins, and a brother, Edmond Westover.
A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated from St. Andrew Catholic Church in Waterbury on Wednesday, February 28, at 11 a.m. Friends called at the Perkins-Parker Funeral Home in Waterbury on Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Spring interment with military honors will take place in the Middlesex Center Cemetery. The family requests that flowers be omitted; rather memorial gifts would be appreciated to the Central Vermont Humane Society, P.O. Box 687, Montpelier, VT 05601. To send online condolences, please visit www.perkinsparker.com.


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Little ones will love hanging around with these lovely, graceful mobiles from Petit Collage. Simple shapes are laser cut to showcase the beauty of natural bamboo, an Earth-friendly renewable resource. Whimsical characters with delicate detailing create the finishing touch to a nursery that is modern, original, and environmentally responsible.
About Petit Collage
Petit Collage is a line of modern wall decor and accessories with a vintage twist for children and grownups alike. Founder Lorena Siminovich created the company in 2006 out of her love for illustration and design. Beginning with various styles of collages on wood, Petit Collage has now grown to include mobiles, posters, and licensed products. Petit Collage's range of goods are delicately handcrafted in America, many of them in their studio in California. All Petit Collage products are hand crafted in the United States, with wood and papers sourced in a sustainable manner. Easy to mix and match together, these unique and lovely accessories are a perfect addition to every modern home.
Includes: 5 laser-cut pieces, hanging rod, and clear thread.
- Largest animal (bear) measures: 3.5" x 5"
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Book your room at Royal Decameron Los Cabos - All Inclusive
Standard RoomMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 2 infants)
Get an overview of this hotel3.5-star resort with pools and private beach
Nestled on the beach, this San Jose del Cabo resort is within a 15-minute walk of Plaza Mega Comercial Mexicana, Punta Sur Golf Course, and Club Campestre Golf Course. Wirikuta Garden and Los Cabos Convention Center are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Resort Features
At Royal Decameron Los Cabos - All Inclusive, spend the day on the private sand beach where you can enjoy volleyball. Then return for a meal at one of the resort's 2 restaurants.
Room Amenities
All 153 rooms offer balconies or patios, minibars (stocked with some free items), and LCD TVs with cable channels. Guests will also find coffee makers, hair dryers, and showers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
All-Inclusive Details
This resort is all-inclusive. Onsite food and beverages are included in the room price (some restrictions may apply).
Gratuities and taxes
Gratuities and taxes are included.
Food and beverages
- All buffet and à la carte meals, snacks, and beverages included
- Room service during certain hours
- In-room minibar (non-alcoholic beverages included)
Activities and facilities/equipment
All onsite activities and use of facilities and equipment are included.
Land activities
- Fitness facilities
- Volleyball
- Aerobics
- Onsite entertainment and activities
- Access to onsite clubs
- Onsite live performances
Not included
- Motorized water sports
- Sailboats
- Scuba-diving certification
- Scuba-diving excursions
- Snorkeling excursions
- Snorkeling gear
- Tennis lessons
- Tennis racquets
- Windsurfing equipment
- Room service
- Airport transfers
- Laundry/dry cleaning services
- Wireless Internet access
- Activities and services offered by independent operators
- Offsite tours
- Transportation to offsite activities
Hotel Amenities
Royal Decameron Los Cabos - All Inclusive is an all-inclusive resort. Room rates include meals and beverages at onsite restaurants and bars. Other items and amenities, including taxes and gratuities, and access to recreational activities and entertainment may also be included. Additional charges may apply for meals at some restaurants, special dinners and dishes, certain beverages, and other amenities.
Step outside to unwind on the sand beach. Spend the day at the beach and work on your tan in the sun loungers (chaise longues) or kick back in the shade with complimentary cabanas and umbrellas. Cool off in one of the 2 outdoor swimming pools at Royal Decameron Los Cabos - All Inclusive, and enjoy amenities like a health club and a spa tub.
Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Dining is available at one of the resort's 2 restaurants. The property also offers a snack bar/deli. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the resort's bars, which include a beach bar and a poolside bar. Public areas are equipped with high-speed wireless Internet access (surcharge). This all-inclusive resort also offers a steam room and a sauna.
Royal Decameron Los Cabos - All Inclusive has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
- Beach bar
- Free beach cabanas
- Beach sun loungers
- Beach towels
- Beach umbrellas
- Pool umbrellas
- Designated smoking areas
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free breakfast
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Health club
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Nightclub
- Number of buildings/towers - 3
- Number of floors - 3
- Number of outdoor pools - 2
- Number of restaurants - 2
- On private beach
- Free pool cabanas
- Pool sun loungers
- Poolside bar
- Porter/bellhop
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Sauna
- Snack bar/deli
- Spa services on site
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Total number of rooms - 153
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Wedding services
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Year Built 2000
Family Friendly Amenities
- Outdoor pools
- On private beach
- Snack bar/deli
Available in some public areas: WiFi (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Balcony or patio
- Cable TV service
- Climate control
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free toiletries
- Daily housekeeping
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Minibar (stocked, some free items)
- Phone
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
Where to Eat
A complimentary buffet breakfast is served each morning between 7 AM and 10:30 AM.
El Mercado - Overlooking the garden, this buffet restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Luna - This beachfront fine-dining restaurant specializes in Mediterranean cuisine and serves dinner only. Reservations are required. Open daily.
Nearby Things to Do
A private beach and a health club are featured at the resort. 2 outdoor swimming pools are on site along with a spa tub. Other recreational amenities include a sauna and a steam room.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Beach volleyball on site
- Boat tours nearby
- Golfing nearby
Spa Services
- Number of treatment rooms 5
- Hot stone massage
- Deep tissue massage
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Spa tub in spa
- Massages
- Minimum age to access spa is 18
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible parking
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- This property does not allow children.
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No elevators
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Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the resort prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.


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A traffic alert for weekend travelers... the annual Armadillo Dash 5-K and Half- Marathon is this weekend in College Station, and it's expected to tie up roads on Sunday.
Starting at 6:30 Sunday morning, Harvey Road between the Highway 6 East Feeder and F-M 158 will be closed. Harvey Road between Appomattox and Copperfield will be closed for the duration of the race. Both should reopen by 11 AM. Copperfield Drive will be closed to all traffic until the 5K runners are off of the northbound side and returning to Veterans Park on the southbound side.
This year will be the seventh annual run hosted by the City of College Station. There's still time to register, and you can do that by going to the link listed at the bottom of this article.
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Our 100% cotton, Men's crew neck t-shirt is part of NPF's Whatever it Takes to Beat Parkinson's® merchandise collection. Wear it with pride to let everyone know that you support the fight against Parkinson's disease. The signature blue t-shirt features the Whatever it Takes "P" Supergraphic in light blue on the front, along with the campaign tagline and web address. The sleeve displays the NPF logo.
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Live on-air tomorrow on ' A Northern Tradition' Kevin Dunwoody will have in the studio Jon Bews, the fiddler from the Scottish band Cantrip as they tour our area. Monday from 4-6 PM on 91.1 and 91.7 and streaming 24/7 on http://www.wgdr.org/northern-tradition/ ... See MoreSee Less
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This adorable owl-themed bedding set features Zutano's signature owls perched in a graphic tree surrounded by colorful daisies and framed in a fun circle print with a ric-rac border. The quilt textures include orange velour, aqua faux suede, green corduroy and 2 shades of pink woven cotton layered over a brushed white twill. Babies will love resting on a crib sheet full of playful owls surrounded by a swirly aqua print bumper with appliquéd owls trimmed in hot pink ric rac. The pink crib skirt is the finishing touch on this crib set with a wavy border finished off with embroidered circles and daisies.
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The Academic Support Center provides services for all RIT and RIT/NTID supported Baccalaureate and Graduate degree-seeking students. Any NTID students enrolled in an associate's degree program such as NTID's AAS, AOS or AA program should first seek academic support from NTID's Counseling and Academic Advising Services office.
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I love to run and mountain bike. To me, nothing is more enjoyable than an infinite trail on a sunny afternoon and a muddy pair of shoes strapped to my feet. When I'm off the trail, my mind is buzzing with ideas of ways to harness the energy provided by nature to power homes and cars.
When I started taking calculus at RIT, I saw an infinite trail with many hills. The ASC offered me help as a coach on this long journey. While the path is still before me, the hills seem much smaller. I know now that my math career at RIT will be successful.


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Dejan Djokic, one of Wando High School's Image Editing II students, won the Charleston County Association of School Librarians (CCASL) Logo Contest.
The contest was open to all high school students in Charleston County School District.
Djokic's logo will be used on all Charleston County Association of School Librarians publications. He also received a $100 gift card.
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There are times in our lives when we receive news that is life-altering and changes the way you see everything you have done before that moment and affects everything that you will do after it.
The music I used in this episode is Bruno Mars' Marry You and can be downloaded via this link to Amazon.
If you like What Some Would Call Lies, might I suggest that you give one of my favorite podcasts a try? This week I suggest you try out Big Fatty Online…it's not just ruined…according to the BFO census, favorite segments include voiceletters, ask big fatty, the gentleman caller report and general natterfests and trainwrecks. He puts a lot of work into consistently putting out a show and you can find him at BigFattyOnline.com, in the link list of What Some Would Call Lies.com or by searching iTunes.
I also mention the new Most Foul and Most Disgusting Award (the current title holder is RC). Check out the Most Foul And Most Disgusting page at WhatSomeWouldCallLies.com/foul.


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Request for Proposals (RFP): A study to assess the potential of the NOFN for rural connectivity in India. For more details see RFP.
Deadline extended: Call for applications for broadband policy course in Sri Lanka. For more details see announcement in english, sinhala and tamil.
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Selling the silver: the enclosure of the UK's fisheries
Emma Cardwell.
7th July 2014Fishing quotas were meant to conserve stocks and support fishing communities, writes Emma Cardwell. But they have achieved the reverse - rewarding the most rapacious fishing enterprises and leaving small scale fisherfolk with nothing. more...
Oil giant Halliburton lined up as potential UK fracking partner
Andrew Wasley
5th October 2013Deepwater Horizon disaster firm hold talks with company planning to drill for oil and gas in South Downs National Park. Andrew Wasley reports
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The Ecologist
23rd September 2013Paul Mobbs, leading environmental campaigner, author and engineer, tells the Ecologist Film Unit that extraction industries, including coal bed methane extraction, are going ahead in the UK despite serious environmental concerns........ more...
Unconventional gas: 'unsafe, unnecessary and unwanted'
September 20th, 2013
Mary ChurchIt's hard to see what unconventional gas - including fracking and coal bed methane extraction - has to offer the UK with our vast renewable energy potential, says Mary Church more...
Underground coal gasification: the 'nuclear option' of unconventional energy
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23rd September 2013So-called extreme energy - including fracking, coal bed methane extraction and underground coal gasification - is being rolled out with little concern for the environment, leading campaigner, author and engineer Paul Mobbs tells the Ecologist Film Unit more...
The heavy price of Greek gold
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Daj,IMO, you just tacked on an unrelated quote from John chap 17 to make the previous new age stuff you said sound more scriptural. How about a scriptural quote that backs up the signifigance and appearance stuff?
the scriptures are 'chocked full' of positive and negative expierences for us to learn by and serve as examples. real life expierences of men and women. I have seen something done[Samson] like a heart that is in apparent opposition[choice of wife] that was in the plan of God for His purpose. I have seen men with wrecked lives[Job] for God's purpose....I have seen Pharoah's heart hardened for God's purpose. I have seen another Pharoah's heart make Joseph secound in command. Who is this..that holds control over men's hearts for His own purpose. "the King's heart is in the hand of the Lord" Prvrbs 21;1 WHO IS THIS...THAT MOVES NEGATIVE/POSITIVE ABOUT AS UPON A CHESSBOARD IN THIS GOOD?EVIL EXERCIZE? WHO IS THIS THAT FORMS MAN IN HIS IMAGE AND LIKENESS?
Ded2....I don't think Reformer is new age at all. Daj's post was a restating of Reformers post..with a few comments added. In response to Reformer's post . Is it possible for man to express the signifigance of God? I think even the whole creation is His expression..and especially man in His image.. what's going on with you,Brother?
Ded 2 this is the last time I' am going to ask you Would you please show me specifically what sentence or what word or idea I have posted here that you in your opinion have called Unscriptural Can't be backed up by scripture New AgeMakes no senseand so on.I know that this is an opinion sharing site.In my opinion you do the office of Moderator a disservice when you say a post is unscriptural or you give it a derogatory label.Then not respond to the inquiry of said post.


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I'm thinking a good how to book should be in my SHTF bag. Anyone know of any?
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Derek Kohut, 29, Columbia City, and Shane Bocskey, 26, Columbia City, were in Whitley County Circuit Court Monday. Kohut was arrested for two counts of dealing in methamphetamine, a Class B felony; two counts of possession of methamphetamine, a Class D felony; manufacturing of methamphetamine, a Class B felony; possession of two or more precursors, a Class D felony; and possession of paraphernalia, a Class A misdemeanor.
Bocskey was arrested on two counts of dealing in methamphetamine and two counts of possession of methamphetamine.
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Case reports said a confidential informant met the pair on Feb. 12 and exchanged $120 for 1.25 grams of methamphetamine. The informant paid $50 and two boxes of pseudoephedereine for 1.6 grams of meth.
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The Springfield XD - Why it rocks hard
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AFTER THEY PUT 17,500 rounds through it first!
Fucking awesome read, why the XD's are making up ground on the GLOCKS.Originally Posted by Sifu Rudy Abel
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Not an XD expert, just off the top of my head:
--The striker system is slightly different.
--The XD has a grip safety along the lines of the 1911 pattern. It won't go bang unless the grip safety on the backstrap is being pressed into the grip (usually this means that if you snag the trigger on something without first acquiring a firing grip, it won't go bang.)
--Ergonomics of the 9mm version are very different from the Glock--reminded me more of a Hi-Power or a CZ-75 than anything. I've heard the .45 feels chunky compared to the 9mm/.40 XD, but that's to be expected. The question is, how does it feel compared to my Glock 30? I suspect it will be more comfortable for me.
--If I recall correctly, the XD's don't just resemble SIG slides cosmetically--they accept sights designed for the SIG models.
The 9mm XD's can accept Beretta 92 magazines, which is not really an advantage anymore but did two nice things when they were first introduced:
1. Most new guns have a long period where all the aftermarket manufacturers kind of feel out the interest--are people going to buy these things or not?
That means it takes awhile before people offer sights, leather, etc. The XD didn't have that problem because it could use sights and hi-cap mags already on the market.
2. At the time, the "Assault Weapons Ban" was still in effect, so it would have been illegal to manufacture new full-capacity magazines for the XD. The ban did allow citizens to own and use magazines made before the ban, however, so if you didn't want to be stuck with 10-round cripples, you could make a simple modification to Beretta full-caps and have as many as you want. I believe the Beretta mags were even cheaper than Glock pre-ban full-caps (which were ridiculously expensive back then--a standard 9mm full-cap Glock mag worth maybe $10-$30 went for $130 for a long time, and people paid it.)
Even now, this is a nice feature, because although Springfield or the Croatians are now allowed to make as many new civilian-legal full-caps as they want, it's nice to know that if they have production problems or stop producing the pistol, the mags will still be around.
If there were going to be a Glock lawsuit, you'd have seen it by now. The XD is no longer a new weapon. It was introduced by the Croatian company that created it in 2000 or so (I think) at least in the U.S. They were called HS Arms and the pistol was then called the "HS2000." At that time they were breaking in by selling the 9mm version for $200, and I did not purchase it because I am stupid. When Springfield became the U.S. distributor and put their name on it, the price went up, but a lot of Americans felt better with Springfield and their warranty in the game.
I'm thinking very seriously of trying to trade my Glock 30 for one of these. I don't really have to have something as small as the 30 most of the time, and if the XD feels as good as my SIG. . . .
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OP you need to stick to single player games bro. If you make an MMO solo-able you just made SWTOR the single player republic.
Try games like Skyrim, Kingdoms of Amular: Reckonging, Torchlight 2, Oblivion, The Fable Series... etc. Those are your kind of games my friend.. and theres nothing wrong with that.
Imo, very little in an mmo should be easy to Solo.
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Originally posted by Maelzrael
I think its fair for someone to want to play an MMO from start to finish solo, but to obtain all items as well? That's a bit rediculous. Just like in real life, there are some things you can't do on your own. It would defy the whole purpose of the MMO. Im with and I think those games are excellent recommendations. Though I hated Kingdoms of Amular as it was an SP game with MMO styled quests in what I personally felt was a dead world.
Originally posted by Maelzrael
Invalid argument. OP definately not need to play RPG, that is pure bollocks. It is like saying you should go play Monopoly cause that can't be played alone just because you want to shove your playstyle upon others. I see no problem at all having all content soloable with a toon which were properly setup and/or developed. There are plenty of aspects in the MMORPG acronym which implies there should be enough to do for those desperately needing others to "do" something with; have you all forgot the R that stands for Roleplaying?? It is just as lame to force people to Roleplay as it is to force people into groups.
Me for example, would like to use the tradeskills and Auction Houses to interact with others, as well as fighting over PvP goals instead of lame grouping with fantatical fanbois. No need to have content which forces people to group to have plenty of things to enjoy in a good MMO. Heck, I like them MMOFPS too, cause they are so easy and quick to get into; unlike many MMO's today which are a pain cause you need both guild and big teams to get anywhere. I totally disagree with anyone who says that "a group should be needed for anything" like you. That would be an epic fail of a game release today.
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Originally posted by Mr_C
I am not opposed to a fully soloable MMO being made, but I will admit it wouldn't appeal to me too much. I would probably give it a chance though as I try as many MMO's as I can that appear to be different.
Even though you could get all the best stuff in UO solo, you would miss out on some content as some areas were just so crazy hard to go solo that you'd probably never see them! So maybe thats a way that the OP and others could both have their way, if both HAD to have their way together.
Again, I love to primarily solo in MMO's, and it may seem like I am contradicting myself, but I just think gamers are only looking at the way games are made now a days, and its hard to imagine a game like WoW that is pure solo. Sounds like it would have to be a game that isn't based upon raiding. And of course, there is always room for more MMO's as the market is already proving right now.
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Originally posted by LadyEuphei
I think you're taking what the OP is saying out of proportion. I believe what he is saying is, why not just go full single player although you would still have social aspects. But to put it in a different way take FF11 for instance. When that game came out you had to group for practically everything. I don't think that is the case any longer. I've been wondering this for awhile myself. Why not just make it grouping again or is this genre trying to do a balancing act because if so its kind of weird. Personally I don't agree to the tune that it should be full single player but I see his point on how odd it is to run from 1-80 on a toon only to then have to group up. Why then have the leveling process if the end game is practially all about grouping in higher level content.
Let us take it one step forward and say this. High level people should have a reason to go back to the lower level zones. Who knows random bosses, random spawning dungeons or something. A mixture of epic loot and also skins, mounts, titles, companion pets, and pet skins being the things that dropped. That way perhaps we could begin to solve the problem of a game getting years tacked on to it only to have the lower level zones practically empty and the newer players not wanting to join the game from fear of not having anyone to do the content with.
Perhaps get rid of quests or something. I'm not sure what you could put in place of it because you really do need that carrot on a stick to keep people plugging along. Also perhaps two experience bars kinda of like what Rift is doing with planar and regular experience. Its like a mini carrot you know the little baby carrots that taste good with ranch dressing...lol.
So in short perhaps after thought I owe you an apology and thusly say, I agree partly with the both of you because both parts have merit and both so desperately need to be addressed.
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Originally posted by maplestone
Honestly there should be a way to get the raid gear and not raid. Perhaps say change it to a different gear name. Nothing should be achieved without hard work, at say the same pace as a raider with a fail ration thrown in there as well. Raiding is fun and I love it, but it does seem sad to only have a handful of people see that content. In Rift they have chronicles which I enjoy because it at least gives you a view of the raid dungeons. Granted I think raiding should stay but there should be an advancement in raiding as the form is just to rigid now. It should not be easy at all quite possibly a solo boss that learns from the player and gets tougher as you go along or something like "Mat (I think that was his name) from FF11 who was a dirty old man who you had to defeat in order to get your uber skill. So you had to pack potions and strategy and hope that he didn't do a certain combination or you were screwed.
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I choose my words carefully man, as I said "very little" should be solo-able.. So why you take such a direct stance against my opinion I dont know.. but either way. I agree it's nice to be able to do your own thing in your favorite game from time to time.. but if the whole game is entirely soloable you may as well play any offline single player Rpg.. no? Why make an MMO that allows that kind of play.. it would have the worst community of all time..
I find that players always complain about something.. you make a game solo-friendly and its fail community.. you make a game require grouping to often and its lame cuz you cant solo anything. You make a game that lies somewhere in the middle, which most mmo's do, and you get agruements on both sides.. All in all, gamers are immpossible to please, and with that Im out. Enjoy the discussion. :D
Originally posted by Maelzrael
I have played alot of MMO's but I certainly aint of the impression that any other in particular are highlighting themself out for being any worse than others. What I general find pleasing though, is that there are more maturity on RP-PvP servers as well as in "sandboxy" MMO's like Anarchy Online.
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Originally posted by Mr_C
Yeah, on WoW...the RP-PvP server (Emerald Dream, alliance side) has an amazing community. Sure bad apples, but those are everywhere.
But not all "old" (or classic) mmos were forced group. That was only Everquest. Ultima Online and Asheron's Call were very solo friendly...well not 100% sure on UO but I remember it being. But AC was more solo friendly than even WoW.
But here is the key
Even though Asheron's Call was more solo friendly than WoW...groups happened all the time
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It wouldn't be an MMO then, It'd be an Online Single Player Game.
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One thing that I like about mmorpg is how big the world is, how different it is and how social we can be, however some people want different things. Some people wish to solo the content by them own with less need of people, and some people want to group with others to do things together such as dungeons or quests or anything out there. To a Exact word to put it, most people feel that mmorpg means a massive co-op game where people can (if they want) join with others to do the content, while not wanting to be forced to do things.
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Originally posted by xeniar
Diablo 3, and Borderlands 2 as well.
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I think a lot of people are letting their emotions fuel this discussion more than logic. Though the original poster could have been more clear they have a point. Games like Warcraft provide content that can be played without a group all the way up to the level cap, at which point the content of the game is either repetitive and usually not-so-much-fun activities, or group content. That doesn't mean you can't or shouldn't group while leveling, in fact in a game like Warcraft you level much faster by running dungeons.
No one is suggesting that group content be removed from MMOs. That would be silly. What is being suggested, and what I'd like to see designers realize, is that we need better end game content that isn't so heavily focused on group activities. More specifically games with leveling need to be just as diverse and interesting at the level cap as they are in the beginning.
Now to address this pedantic nonsense about multiplayer. Just because a game is touted as being multiplayer, doesn't mean that the majority of the content in that game should require groups. All multiplayer means is you can interact with other people, not that you have to. Forced socialization is just a little paternalistic and in some cases kind of creepy, which brings me to a single conclusion:
If you play games that force other people to play with you it may be time ask why that is.
When I played Everquest for the first time, the idea of playing a 3D RPG with other people sounded really cool. But I certainly didn't expect that I would have to group with other people to play the game. When I first picked up Everquest what I saw was a persistent world to explore, and the ability to create a character that would continue to develop as the game expanded. I got a lot of that, but I also realized that if I wanted to play, I had to have a party or guild to do so. I enjoyed playing with some of the people I met in EQ, but not enough to contact them in real life. There's nothing wrong with making friends online, but I rarely have the time to accomodate new friendships, so when I play an MMO it's not for that reason.
TLDR: Massive means it's a big world to explore, and Multiplayer just means other people are playing, it doesn't mean the playerbase should be forced to group with each other.
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Your honest view is appreciated. Answer this, name one major mmo that was made for single player or that a single player can solo all the way through.
orginal post was:
"If you want to play by yourself, go grab a single player game and have at it. MMORPG's are about interaction and socialization, amongst other things of course. Dont get why people want a single player console game as a mmorpg, its silly. You already ahve thousands of solo type games out there, why try to ruin the industry even more."
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Originally posted by marlborz
Lineage, Lineage 2 (back when 85 was maxlevel, dunno bout now), Runescape (doesnt even have groups per se :) )
As always the problem is defining the things we argue about, soloers generally do not want a singleplayer experience, they just prefer to do things on their own, which does not stop them from socializing, trading and helping other people.
Which is the biggest problem about newer mmos, people who are in a groups and raids 24/7 but dont talk, dont interact, dont care a rats butt, isnt that truly THE singleplayer experience? :)
Flame on!
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Originally posted by Banaghran
Teehee, look at all this rip roaring chat when the game goes "group" based, I think you might be onto something. They ARE the singleplayers after all and were never recognized for it. The NPCs are the ones talking.
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Originally posted by greenreen
Ever since WoW launched, games have been going more and more this way in general. Back in EQ you HAD to talk in groups or you died. That game was was "too hard" so along comes WoW and casual gamers (peeps that don't play like a second job) comes along and BAM 12M subs. Now every company wants a piece of that action so the games get dumber and dumber. I played GW2 for 3 weeks and I think I may have spoken in a group just a couple times. Why? Because I didn't have to. Bring back games designed like the EQ of old and this will not happen.
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Sounds to me like what the OP is asking for is an arcede mode of your favirite MMO...
I kinda roll my eyes at the idea, but: Strangely enough that is what I always wanted in WoW. A single player mode, preferably without sub...
Originally posted by hfztt
Yeah, it is definately weird to want solo content for yourself but when others wanting the same you make rolleyes. Interesting from a psycholigical view, thats for sure.
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OP, your logic baffles me. If you want to solo everything, go play Skyrim. If everyone could solo everything in an MMORPG, then there would be no need for the MULTI-PLAYER aspect of MMORPGs. Do you honestly think Blizzard would have over 10 million subscribers faithfully paying $15 a month if the game was completely soloable?
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Despite all the evidence that suggests people are more productive, happier, work harder, and stay with the company longer, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer seems to think taking a giant leap backward requiring her employees back in the office, makes sense.
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Some research published by the MIT Sloan Management Review suggests that bosses are roughly nine percent more likely to consider an employee dependable if you spend time at the office. I know that was the consensus when I entered the workforce thirty years ago, but I thought we were a little more enlightened now.
Not too long ago, a friend of mine sent me an article written by Robert Pozen for the Harvard Business Review. This study conducted by Kimberly Elsbach found (agreeing with the MIT study), after interviewing 39 corporate managers, that they all generally felt like employees who spent more time in the office were more dedicated, more hardworking, and more responsible. These guys sound just like my dad.
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Although many people might not spend their 8-t0-5 in the office, the 40-hour workweek is still a myth for most knowledge workers. In fact, I wonder if many of them actually spend more time working than they did in "the old days." Sure, I check my Facebook during the day and might even visit a website that isn't work related once or twice, but I'm also just as likely to answer a work-related email or text message in the evenings or on the weekend.
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SCHEDULEWEDNESDAY, December 12, 2012: OFF TIRES PROJECT TO BE REVEALED IN THE NEW YEAR!!! HAPPY BALLIDAYS TO ALL!
ARE YOU A BALLER?Do you think you can make a Great Ball? Email us, send us a photo or video to email@example.com and you can be the GUEST BALL on our truck. If we like it, we will gladly compensate you and your ball will have a chance to be inducted into THE BALL OF FAME.
Odd BallFor our Ballsy eaters! Wild BOAR ball. Ground boar, caramelized onions, spicy aioli, arugula on toasted brioche! Escape your BOARdom. (Disclaimer: Only carried on truck during certain runs and in limited quantity due to scarcity.)
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- Palm Springs Food Truck Festival 2012
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- This Saturday, Sept. 24th: Santa Monica Pier for Septemberfest! 3pm to 7pm. Drink, Eat + MEATBALLS
- Fontana! We're back ON TIRES at the Shady Trails Grand Opening this Saturday! 11am-3pm!
- KB Home + GBOT team up to launch NEW Woodland Hills Home Development Saturday, September 3rd, 11am-3pm!
- We respectfully agree :-) http://t.co/nA9ugq8t 2012-07-19
- Happy 4th of July to all our BALLowers! 2012-07-04
- @Nonnasfoodtruck will be @JapanLA w/@slapyomamatruck @Jogasakiburrito 12pm#GreatFoodTruckRace 2012-05-06
- WATCH @getyourlardon food truck on CONAN O'BRIEN tonight! @thewientruck @woosays 2012-04-25
- More updates...
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MEATBALLS at the Del Mar Race Track!! Saturday, August 20th 12pm-6pm.
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text: I am kinda new to this, and was following some of the threads here on this topic but none of them have any final results. You guys are killin' me here! Has it been done? Can it be done? Is there a body count? Use a yugo? Use a romy? Just go buy a saiga and convert? HCPookie are you out there?