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You just described diablo3 a non mmo.
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Originally posted by nariusseldon
Since the only manner of interaction in most video games is to kill the other person, I can kind of understand why some people would have no idea that there are other possible ways for it to happen. They've probably never been exposed to it.
There isn't a "right" or "wrong" way to play, if you want to use a screwdriver to put nails into wood, have at it, simply don't complain when the guy next to you with the hammer is doing it much better and easier. - Allein
Originally posted by ShakyMo
it is not a MMO .. why would it be a MMO? It does have a similar play style compared to many MMOs, and has a AH, but it has no world at all.
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Joined: 1/26/10
I ain't got a gat but I gotta soldering gun
I agree with the OP but my short response is: People who avoid PVP do not like the unpredictability of playing against a "real" person - which is much harder than learning new dance steps in dungeons and raids. Also - many die hard PVEers like the "working together" aspect of raiding and feel that PVP is lacking in that area.
I LOVE PVP and find PVE boring as hell - just waiting for Darkfall 2.0...yeah baby yeah!
Currently playing SWTOR and it's MUCH better than it was at launch.
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Joined: 3/02/08
Ah the usual arrogance rears it's ugly head.Whislt I enjoy both aspects of MMORPGs PvE and PvP I don't think I have the right to enforce my preferences on everyone else.SOme peopel play games to chill out and ghave fun and so don't enjoy PvP for whatever reason.That is their right and it's the height of arrogance to belittle them for it and force your preferences on them.
I would say the same thing of hardcroe PvEr's saying that all PvPers are just gloryhounds who prefer griefing instead of working with others for a common goal.
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Joined: 11/05/11
"Kill me, my man kills you, that's how you lose."
I think PvP turns many away for many reasons.
First, I believe a lot of people lack confidence in themselves to compete in PvP. Many do not realize that they will become better with practice. Many high end PvE players want to jump into PvP and be the best, but do not realize that there is a whole new aspect involved, and that is an unpredictable enemy. You can fight the same person over and over, and never have the same (AI if you will) .
Second, I believe people look at PvP games to only strictly revolve around PvP; However in reality the focus may be PvP but there are many other activities to enjoy, PvP is just sometheing that may potentially occur while you enjoy other events. It makes the game more thrilling to me. It can be annoying when you lose a few hours of work because you get killed, but next time you will bank more often, or you will roam with a larger group of people. PvP to me promotes grouping which has lost its value with the questing solo MMO rpgs that have come about.
Finally, I think people view PvP as a gankfest full of griefers. When in reality griefers are actually the minority in these games. It is just the fact that new players are afraid to socialize with other new players to take on the griefers. If you really think about it, the griefers typically pick on new players, because they think its cool but in reality it is simply because they cannot compete with experienced players.
"I see they watchin' me and takin' notes on my moves, Run up on me it's all I want I ain't got nothin' to lose."
Originally posted by phantomghost
Not in instanced pvp. The point is that you control what you want to play. OWpvp loses taht control. In an arena, i know what i am getting into.
If i just want to do my auction, why would i want to subject to pvp which may interrupt that?
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Joined: 6/20/11
I was scared of PvP when I first started playing MMO's (Lineage 1 beta in 1999) because... well, I was bad at it. Getting wrecked by other players bruised my ego
Over the years though, PvP has become my favorite thing. PvE cannot compare to the excitement of facing another human.
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"Kill me, my man kills you, that's how you lose."
Originally posted by nariusseldon
Why limit yourself to one aspect of the game.
If you want to strictly do your "auction" you can. Stay in one town, where you are safe. PvE games also have creatures that spawn that can kill you when you run.
Open world pvp just means you need to be more careful. To me it makes it more fun. If you want to get rich in the game through the market, you may need to take risks to do so. What is not fun to me is knowing any action I take will not have repurcussions (unless I decide to get myself banned).
"I see they watchin' me and takin' notes on my moves, Run up on me it's all I want I ain't got nothin' to lose."
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The adult I am takes care of most things real life. However my inner-child is a GAMER!!
What about gamers like me who enjoy and play PVP allot in other genre of games, be it FPS, RTS type of games?
I don't care much for PVP in MMORPG, though occasionally I enjoy the thrill from either the hunt or the being hunted in a MMORPG and to me the reward is the fight, the win or perhaps even when loosing, I don't care about full loot or rewards or rankings, I just care that when I PVP it contains challenge, at some point fairness (don't see why that lvl 50 warrior wants to duel me at lvl 10) and overall if it's fun.
Originally posted by phantomghost
I don't. I play PS2 too .. which is OWpvp only.
But .. it is LESS fun for me if i need to be more careful only if i want to mine. Thus, i don't want owpvp .. becuase it is annoying .. not that i cannot be careful .. in my pve game.
Fun is subjective. Obviously what is fun for you is not for me.
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Originally posted by Loktofeit
I avoid it because I can't stand PvP at all. I'm not afraid of it, I'm just not interested in it. I have no interest in the way PvP destroys the game experience I want. If I'm going to play a game with other people, I'd rather have those people on my side against the world instead of having to watch my back for the moron who wants to stick a knife in it. It's the same reason why I play FPS but I never, ever, ever under any circumstances play them multiplayer.
It's just not fun.
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Reading the last round of posts from PVPers, the thing I am finding scary is how many there are here that aren't able to understand playstyles outside of their own.
There isn't a "right" or "wrong" way to play, if you want to use a screwdriver to put nails into wood, have at it, simply don't complain when the guy next to you with the hammer is doing it much better and easier. - Allein
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Originally posted by lizardbones
I am fine with open world and ffa pvp, but what I won't bother with is pvp where you can be looted, Battlestar galatica onkline has a rather unique system, when you die in a pvp death, your killer gets loot, however its the same loot he would get off npc's just in greater numbers, your ship loses none of its items. This way pvp is rewarding in a sense, but it also doesn't have any real negative effects on the player that was killed, well other than the costs to repair your ship, which actually get painful if your in a fully upgraded lineship-class vessel. The first DF died because it was a full looting greif/gank fest, high levels would gank new players, and take their worthless stuff for spite, which after this happens a few times, said new player just gets sick of it and cancels. DF:UW has some newbie protection but its not really protection cuz the real newbei zone will just be moved to the next zone where the same stuff will take place. The other problem in general is the immaturity of mmorpg players these days, they can't really play a ffa game like they used to be played there are too many immature players out there. You know the ones who will gank people who cannot put up a fight, but they run like pussies with their tail between their legs the second anyone who can put up a fight shows.
The other problem with ow/ffa pvp games is if your not in the first inital wave of players your bascally screwed, Especally in darkfall where it uses a more elder scrolls type of leveling where skills raise by being used. You will always be behind till the ones miles ahead of you cap, and once they cap, they will be there ganking the lower skilled people for fun since the game offers nothing to do really. In reality its not that people are scared of ow/ffa pvp-type games, its just they can't be bothered to deal with the annoyence of that kind of playstyle. Its why daoc did it best, all major pvp takes place in BG's or in the frontier which is a huge zone that all 3 factions can access. While in your home factions places your safe. People just dislike forced pvp thats all it is really. It does get rather stressfull playing a game with open world pvp because your always paranoid that someone is going to kill you, creates a semi-stressful envirnment. I used to hate rising force online due to this, outside of your main citys zone its open pvp vs the other 2 factions so you always had to watch your back. Dying just cost u some pvp points, and the time to run back but its still annoying when your deep in a zone and have to run back lol.
If a game like DF:UW is going to survive it needs to move all the open world pvp to one zone, so therefor it becomes a choice insted of a requirement, while DF fans may disaggre with this, look at most of the other ffa pvp mmo's. They all die in less than 6 months due to lack of new players to replace the older ones who get bored. I was thinking of givign df:UW a try but, meh, I dunno, it'll prob be dead in 3 months like it predecessor was. Not sure i wanna buy a mmo that is doomed to die soon after release.
Being a pessimist is a win-win pattern of thinking. If you're a pessimist (I'll admit that I am!) you're either:
A. Proven right (if something bad happens)
B. Pleasantly surprised (if something good happens)
Either way, you can't lose! Try it out sometime!
Originally posted by Loktofeit
A lot of people here are fairly close minded, and only like sandbox open world pvp, and can't see other play style.
But it is ok. It is not like devs only cater to them. There are plenty of choices from owpvp only game (PS2), to MOBA, to instanced pvp games, to no pvp games.
So it is all good.
Originally posted by Siveria
That is the beauty of the free market. People can scream about that they want in forums, but all boils down to players voting with their wallets.
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Some people enjoy challenging other players. Others enjoy cooperating. Neither play-style is wrong. That said, I'm not really into PVP but if I had to choose what type it'd be open world. Group vs Group can be fun too. Dueling is just annoying.
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Originally posted by Loktofeit
Pretty much a given. How often do we see fans of specific games that just don't get games that answer the same design problems differently?
It's less common here than on game-centric message boards, actually.
Self-pity imprisons us in the walls of our own self-absorption. The whole world shrinks down to the size of our problem, and the more we dwell on it, the smaller we are and the larger the problem seems to grow.
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Originally posted by nariusseldon
Aah now we come to the point: wallets, LoL. Make sure you've read this thread then come back and tell us all about the glory about PS2: http://www.mmorpg.com/discussion2.cfm/thread/370814/page/1
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Originally posted by WhiteLantern
Agreed, I buy and play games for the content in it and not for some pvp fight wich are better in real pvp games like battlefield.

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"Whether people grow fat by joking, or whether there is something in fat itself which predisposes to a joke, I have never been quite able to determine …"
— Edgar Allan Poe, "Hop-Frog," 1849
I have heard people say that when you buy a white car (or a red one or a blue one, etc.), you tend to notice more of that color on the road than you once did. Since embarking on a weight-loss journey and undergoing bariatric surgery in September, I seem to notice very heavy people in ways I did not before. In particular, I seem to be more sensitive to how overweight people are portrayed and treated. It's like I was in denial about the issue when I was pushing 400 pounds, but now I see more clearly how pervasive the topic is.
I have been watching news items that reflect many of the current attitudes about the American obesity epidemic. In a May 13 news story about Toledo mayoral candidates, Blade Politics Writer Tom Troy described candidate (and Toledo City Council member) Joe McNamara: "He normally dresses in a conservative business suit and tie with white or blue buttoned-down shirts that don't quite conceal a few extra pounds around the middle.
"Once compared in looks with film star Omar Sharif, Mr. McNamara today looks more like somebody who spends too much time bent over his computer, or pushing the buttons on his TV remote.
"Mr. McNamara refused to discuss his weight, or relate it to the experience of very overweight New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie … who recently revealed he underwent a surgical procedure to restrict food intake and thus lower his weight."
Yikes. Is it any wonder so few people want to enter public life in Toledo? I wonder if an overweight female candidate would receive the same physique critique from the daily newspaper. Anita Lopez had better keep hitting the treadmill.
Casual, skinny political observers might think The Blade's unflattering description hurts McNamara, but as Toledo has been ranked America's 7th fattest city, it might help him connect to a major new audience. Do not be surprised if at McNamara's next campaign rally, he is greeted with bloated, out-of-breath chants of "One of us! One of us! One of us!"
I do not see McNamara on a regular basis, but unless he has been bingeing on Big Macs and Frostys lately, he does not merit a comparison to Christie. Christie was estimated to weigh about 350 pounds before electing to undergo lap-band surgery; he is reportedly down 40 pounds or so. Speculation is that Christie needed to lose weight to be considered a serious presidential candidate (one Tweeter called him a "Jello blob"), though he has said he chose the surgery with his family and children in mind.
Christie's weight struggle and surgery elicited the predictable late-night jokes (Martin Short told Jimmy Kimmel that if elected president, Christie would be the first oval in the Oval Office, conveniently ignoring Ohioan William Howard Taft, who weighed 330-plus pounds and once got stuck in the White House bathtub).
"Yesterday New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said he's not sure if he's going to run for re-election next year. He said, 'I'll collapse that bridge when I get to it,'" Jimmy Fallon said.
"Republicans are having trouble luring Gov. Chris Christie into the presidential race. They should try pie," David Letterman said.
The Christie jokes illustrate that fat may be the only safe prejudice in American society. Make fun of race, gender, disabilities and sexual orientation at your peril, but you can laugh at fat people without fear of repercussion. As obesity has become more common, even the entertainment industry has capitalized. There has always been an Oliver Hardy, John Candy, Chris Farley or John Goodman available to play the funny fat man, but that dynamic has shifted to include women … Melissa McCarthy and Rebel Wilson have embraced their size and are celebrated for it.
Fat is a safe punchline because, unlike race, gender and disabilities, the perception is that being overweight is the fat person's fault, an easily remedied choice. But underlying the supposed humor is a barely disguised contempt that is fuel for bullying.
Target apologized recently when shoppers noticed some interesting semantics. While a smaller dress was sold with the color "Heather Gray," the same dress in plus sizes was called "Manatee Gray." Target spokeswoman Jessica Deede described the Manatee Gray naming of the "Women's Plus-Size Kimono Maxi Dress" "an unintentional oversight," but even without the color gaffe, how consumer-friendly is a "Women's Plus-Size Kimono Maxi Dress?" Does one dress need that many adjectives in its title to make it clear it's for a fat woman?
Deede said Target was "fixing the discrepancy" and that the dress was removed from the company website.
At least Target offers clothing for plus sizes, if you can accept being overweight as a "plus." Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Mark Jeffries came under fire for saying his clothing company is only for the "cool kids" — and not for "fat people." The store reportedly does not carry any women's sizes above large and only carries bigger men's sizes to appeal to athletes. I have never been inside an Abercrombie & Fitch — I find the pedophile-baiting images and staccato bursts of perfume the stores spray into the air repulsive.
As blogger Lindy West said, "Everybody knows that fat people are all dowdy frumps with no fashion sense — I mean, just look at the clothes they choose to wear, which clearly has absolutely nothing to do with the fact that nearly all major brands refuse to create clothes that fit fat people's bodies because of exactly this type of kneejerk anti-fat disgust. More bedazzled tunics patterned like an antique Parisian suitcase, please! That's what we fat ladies like!"
As Americans grapple with the obesity issue, it will be interesting to track how the prejudices evolve. Will there be increased compassion or increased contempt? Will we have another overweight president? Or even an overweight mayor? There's not much I can do to help Christie, but hey, Joe McNamara, I walk for an hour Downtown almost every day. Let me know if you want to join me. We can get some exercise and maybe crack jokes about scrawny politics writers.
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Thank you for posting this! Definitely something I've been meaning to do. For some reason it drives me crazy when one my contacts doesn't have a photo. haha
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How to automatically add Facebook photos to your Contacts with OS X Mavericks
I think uncheck the Contacts part. Not sure, but I'm assuming that's what it is.
When I last did this my 10 year old nephew had some lady's picture as his picture - because he just got a new phone - the lady must have had the phone number Linked to her Facebook because it matches by phone number. I sent her a message on FB and she still hasn't removed her old phone number - and it resets my nephews pict to Facbook - even though he doesn't have an account.
You could edit the photo in the contact and change it to what you want it to be or make it blank.
Because Apple is run by morons from Windows apparently. Just keep hitting the Update button and it will keep adding them each time. Ridiculous.
For me the magic number was 61. It kept updating 61 contacts at a time. I'd get 64 sometimes, and 87, but got 61 about 7 times. Once it shows zero updated, you're good to go.
Is this then going to sync these pics to these contacts on my Gmail account as well? Because I don't want that...
I gotta give this a try.
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George was a 1970 graduate of Memphis State University, where he played football. He had a very fulfilling life and lived every day to its fullest. He was an amateur boxer and Vietnam veteran who enjoyed the outdoors, especially coyote hunting. He was a very successful entrepreneur, spending multiple decades as the owner of Southern Process Equipment.
He was preceded in death by his parents, George F. Mahoney and Clara P. Neal, and his brother, William N. Mahoney. Survivors include his life companion, Jerie B. Williams; nephew, Mark Mahoney (Kristal); stepdaughters, Cindy Durham, Tracie Souther (Neil) and Terri Duncan (Jarrad); as well as great-nieces and great-nephews, Chandler Mahoney, Pyper Mahoney and Felicity Mahoney. Grandchildren include Joshua Boyd, Emily Compere and Coleman Duncan.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made in his name to the University of Memphis Tiger Scholarship Fund, 119 Athletic Office Building, Memphis, TN 38152.
Monroe County Memorial Chapel had charge of arrangements. Please visit www.monroecountymemorialchapel.com to express tributes.


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Willamette Law Professor Elected President of National Law Society
At its recent annual meeting in Brisbane, Australia, The American Society of Comparative Law elected David S. Clark president for the next two years. Clark was recently hired as the first Maynard and Bertha Wilson Professor of Law at Willamette University.
The American Society of Comparative Law, founded in 1951, consists of 100 U.S. law schools as well as a few law schools in foreign countries. In recent years, it has become the world's most recognized organization for supporting and communicating research about foreign and comparative law.
"The United States has an important role to play in continuing global trade, environmental cooperation, and the development of human rights norms," said President Clark. "Moreover, the spread of dispute resolution skills across cultural divides has never been more important. Legal scholars working with their foreign colleagues develop the ideas that governments later utilize."
Clark has taught in Europe, Latin America, and Asia and published 10 books and more than 50 articles on comparative law, procedure, courts, and law and society, which track his teaching areas. He recently finalized plans for Willamette's newest foreign study program at the Bucerius Law School in Hamburg, which this fall semester will have five Willamette students in residence. This is the largest contingent of any American law school.
"This demonstrates how well our commitment to globalize the law curriculum is paying off," said Symeon Symeonides, dean at the College of Law. "We have several members of the Willamette law faculty who are actively involved in foreign and international law. Our students benefit by using these opportunities to prepare for the growing global practice of law. Within the international law community and among law schools around the country, Willamette is highly regarded."


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The cat that saved a young boy from an attacking dog became an Internet star this week. Next week, we'll see how Tara the cat does on the ball field: She's been asked to throw out a ceremonial first pitch at a local minor league baseball game.
We wrote about Tara's dramatic rescue of 4-year-old Jeremy Triantafilo in Bakersfield, Calif., earlier this week. Noting her new status as a celebrity, the Bakersfield Blaze have asked the cat to help the team start next Tuesday's game (along with Jeremy and his parents).
The Blaze, which are affiliated with the Cincinnati Reds, promise "half price tickets to any fan bringing unused animal toys or unopened animal food," which will be donated to "a local animal charity or shelter."
ESPN reported that news today, along with a warning for anyone who thinks Tara can't throw: "let's go ahead and not underestimate Miss Tara, OK?"


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Property is in very high demand and likely to sell quickly, even if it is overpriced or not in the best condition. Sellers receive multiple offers and the price is usually bid up above the seller's initial asking price.
Rent prices are relatively stable, and availability is good. If your yearly income is around $60,000, you can afford to rent in this market. Rent prices have increased by 3% over the past 3 months. This is 40% lower than the state average of $1,833 and 91% lower than the country average of $2,502.
The average home price in 77087 is $117,609. The average home price per square foot in 77087 is $74 and about 1% of all homes in 77087 sold in the last 6 months. For 77087 home values, real estate prices, and city market trends, research the 7,816 property records or search our 60 recently sold or 28 homes for sale listings. The listings and properties in 77087 are only a part of the 7,498,880 properties and 132,580 homes for sale in Texas. Because of this, the average home price and average home value of 77087 also influence the average home price $155,197 and average sale price $131,224 of Texas. Listing counts, 77087 home prices and home values in 77087 are sourced daily from listing and property data on realtor.com®, which is the most up-to-date and accurate aggregation of real estate listings in the industry and includes approximately 800 regional MLSs and is the official website of the National Association of Realtors®.


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Oat-Stuffed Chicken Legs
This quick chicken dish is a more modern variation of the Scottish preparation sometimes called howtowdie, which features a whole chicken stuffed with oats and served over spinach and poached eggs. Here, I've use exclusively chicken legs and added some quickly sautéed mushrooms to the oat filling. Serve it with some roasted vegetables and a dollop of good mustard for a satisfying, simple supper. More


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Vacationers searching for a relaxing getaway can find all they need in Puerto Rico. Even the most luxurious hotels in Puerto Rico are generally inexpensive yet offer many things to do.
Options abound no matter where travelers decide to spend their Puerto Rico vacations. Hotels in San Juan range from luxury hotels in the city's center to boutique hotels on the beach. Hotels in Ponce offer old-world charm or the best of modern amenities. Hotels in Rincon and in Aguadilla offer access to some of the western-most beaches of the island while hotels in Fajardo give vacationers the chance to view the eastern shore. Where you want to stay is up to you. Expedia offers it all.
The best hotels in Puerto Rico are those catering to any vacationer's specific needs. All-inclusive hotels in Puerto Rico are easy to find - even for those who are on a budget. However, others may expect something entirely different from their Puerto Rico vacations. Some may choose to reserve a hotel in Puerto Rico that is nestled in a private spot allowing them to explore the rich history and beauty of this Caribbean island at their own pace. Others may be looking at 5 star hotels to meet all of their vacation needs. No matter what your preference, you can find great cheap deals with Expedia.
Along with low rates on Puerto Rico hotels, travelers can find the same low prices on flights and rental cars as well. Expedia ensures that all tourists enjoy their stay without overspending. Whether travelers seek cruises from Puerto Rico, all-inclusive resorts, or something else altogether, they can find the best cheap deals here at Expedia.


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Its official my friends, spring is here! It may not feel like it where you live, but don't worry, it will before you know it.
The first thing I think of when I hear spring is color! In September, WWD predicted the top-10 Pantone colors for the upcoming spring 2011 season. Amongst them were colors such as: Coral Rose, Beeswax, and Silver Cloud.
At the same time, our Liz Fields style #300 was featured in Us Weekly Magazine In the "Hollywood Trend Watch – Look of the week/Look for Less" section. Us Weekly felt that our social occasion dress served as the perfect alternative to that of Odette Yustman's Mousseline gown! We were of course honored at the comparison, but also concerned, as we did not yet have that color option available. Well, now we are proud to announce that we do!
In addition to adding Tangerine to our vast selection of color options for bridesmaid and social occasion dresses, we have also added Orange, Magenta, and Charcoal, (colors that have a distinct resemblance to those predicted to be hot by WWD all those months ago). We have also added two additional print fabrics to our collection as well!
You can get swatches of any of these new colors by visiting a Liz Fields retailer.
Now, I want to know your opinion, are there any colors you wish we offered that we do not already represent? Weigh in below or send me a note on my Facebook page.


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Learn to use the GreenSock Animation Platform to create HTML5 animated advertisements for your product or service.
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Learn how to build a responsive portfolio site to showcase your art, photography, writing, or other content with HTML, CSS, jQuery, and some easy-to-use frameworks.
Learn how to build responsive single-page websites (with animation and scrolling effects) using frameworks like Compass, Susy, and Breakpoint.
Store simple data without a database using web storage solutions like XML, JSON, YAML, and HTML5.
Use open technologies (HTML5, jQuery, and CSS) to create a slideshow that responds to mobile and desktop layouts, and learn to customize the slideshow to fit your next project.
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Engage your website visitors with a unique 3D survey built with HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript.
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Covers advanced HTML5 topics like geolocation, mobile development, web sockets, Web SQL, and web workers.
Looks at cross-document messaging, both within a single domain and across one or more domains, using the HTML5 Messaging API.
Describes how to create editable content on the web using the document-editing application programming interface (API) in HTML5.
Describes how to perform background processing using the Web Workers API in HTML5.
Introduces the concepts behind the HTML5 File API technology.
Add location tracking to a web application using a combination of JavaScript, CSS, and HTML5.
Prevent page refreshes when updating parts of a page, and make navigation more efficient using the enhancements to the Session History API provided with HTML5.
Shows how to develop an interactive video gallery for the web in a coding environment, using HTML5 with a Flash fallback, CSS, and the open-source JavaScript library jQuery.
Shows how to develop an interactive video gallery for the web in Dreamweaver using HTML5 with a Flash fallback, CSS, and the open-source JavaScript library jQuery.
Introduces the technical concepts behind the Canvas in HTML5 and shows how to perform drawing operations directly in a web page.
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The Rapha Continental began in 2007, driven by the idea to discover, or perhaps rediscover, the lost art of cycling. Too many riders that we knew had started to lose sight of why we love to ride, slipping into a racer's mentality and putting our focus on measuring watts, counting calories and doing 'efforts'. Don't get me wrong, many of us excitedly pin numbers to our jerseys and line up each week but we'd reached a point where somehow the ends didn't seem to justify the means.
Now in our fifth year, the main sensation that we, the 'non-team' of riders known as the Rapha Continental, have encountered, is wonderment. When the goal of a ride is about the experience instead of the speed or the distance, it changes everything.
It seems an obvious statement but it's one that is easily forgotten with the fast pace of life, work and family. The 60-plus adventures we have ridden across the country have been a constant reminder that something spectacular happens when you mix hard riding, good friends, beautiful surroundings and punishing roads.
The communities we have temporarily become part of as we have ridden through them have given us memories we would never have had if we hadn't passed through them on bicycles, or if we hadn't been open to the notion that a good conversation was more important than getting in before dark.
We didn't create this style of riding. In fact, we've been inspired by hundreds of like-minded cyclists we've met on roads all across the country. To a man (or woman), they are riders who have a penchant for gravel, who delight in a local's tale, and who share our appetite to push the boundaries of distance and ability.
On some occasions we've had the pleasure of riding alongside them; on others, we've exchanged a simple nod and wave as we pass by. Whether we rode alone, tackling the route of the Amgen Tour of California, or whether we joined the ranks of the best organized rides we could find, the goal was always to be part of, to help create, a story worth telling. And that, I suppose, is the point of it all.
The Rapha Continental Movie is an account of our travels through 2010, made by, and with, friends. For inspiration and information about the most beautiful rides in North America that we will continue to ride this summer, follow us here. Next up is the new Colorado Pro Race and the BC Grand Fondo. Join us.


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5 Colorado Beers To Drink Right Now
Autumn in Colorado is just about as wacky a season as you can find, with temperatures fluctuating between the 20s and the 70s...occasionally on the same day. So you'll need a variety of beer styles in your fridge. While you may crave a robust porter when it's approaching the freezing point, a nice fresh IPA is more palatable on a surprise sunny afternoon. Here are five local brews we've been enjoying, whatever Fall's weather brings. More


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"Gaining the right to the road was the cycling cause of the late nineteenth century; securing that right will be the cycling cause of the early twenty-first century."
What happened to Tony and Ryan from the moment the Deputy first decided to say something to them is a real-world example of the challenge cyclists face in securing their right to the road. For most of us, I suspect it's easier to just quietly comply with a law enforcement officer's misguided attempts to enforce laws that don't exist. Sure, we know the officer is wrong, but do we really want to go to jail to make that point, instead of wherever it is we happen to be going at that moment?
The problem is, if everybody acquiesces to a violation of our rights, do we still have the right? I would argue that unless the right is exercised, it doesn't exist. Therefore, when a law enforcement officer is enforcing laws that don't exist, it is incumbent upon us to stand up for our rights.
But how do we do that without triggering a beatdown and a trip to jail? I think it will depend upon finding a middle way between disobeying an officer's order and acquiescing to a violation of your rights. On the one hand, cyclists shouldn't think that the lesson from Tony and Ryan's experience is that cyclists can make an on-the-spot decision as to whether an order is lawful or not, and thus, whether or not an order should be obeyed. As we saw with Tony and Ryan, if an officer believes that you are not complying with his orders, that can have potentially deadly results, even though the officer is wrong. On the other hand, cyclists shouldn't have to quietly acquiesce to violations of their rights by law enforcement. Hopefully, law enforcement officers will familiarize themselves with the laws they are enforcing, and if they are unsure of the law, have the humility to simply accept that they don't know what the law is-and then educate themselves on what the law actually is, before attempting to enforce something that may not, in fact, be the law. Likewise, cyclists can choose that middle way between acquiescence and disobeying an order, by stopping when asked, but standing up for their rights, respectfully but firmly, and accepting that the price of defending our right to the road may mean accepting a citation now and beating it in court later.
Now, as I said at the beginning of this story, Tony called me because he was looking for a lawyer; true to his word, he intended to sue the arresting officers. And as I said, I hooked him up with Steve Magas, a well-known Ohio bicycle attorney. Among Steve's many accomplishments in the practice of law, he was the attorney representing cyclist Steve Selz, in the Trotwood v. Selz case that established that Ohio cyclists cannot be in violation of the impeding traffic statute if they are traveling at a reasonable speed for a cyclist. He was also instrumental in getting Ohio's "Better Bicycling Bill" passed; this was the bill that, among other things, codified the Trotwood v. Selz ruling into the "impeding traffic" statute. Steve has agreed to take Tony's case, and is currently awaiting a response while investigating a civil action in the case. With Steve's background in establishing cyclists' right to the road in Ohio, the case promises to be "arresting."
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CHARLESTON — West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey announced today he will host town hall meetings in Logan, Boone and Mingo counties on July 30th and 31st.
The Logan County town hall meeting will begin at 5:30 p.m. July 30 in Room 104 of the Logan County Courthouse in Logan, 300 Stratton St. The Boone County town hall meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. July 30 in the County Commission Chambers at the Boone County Courthouse in Madison, 206 Court St.
The following evening, Attorney General Morrisey will host a town hall meeting in Mingo County. That meeting will begin at 5:30 p.m. July 31 at the Williamson City Hall in Williamson, 107 E. Fourth Ave. All three events are open to the public.
"Logan, Boone, and Mingo counties, like many other West Virginia counties, have faced some difficult economic challenges in recent years. These town hall meetings are designed to discuss what stumbling blocks exist that keep businesses from growing or locating in the county and how the Attorney General's Office may help to remove some of those barriers," Morrisey stated.
"Economic growth is not a Democrat versus Republican issue, and helping to expand the economies of southern West Virginia should not be a partisan issue, either," he added. "That's why we hope everyone will come to these town hall meetings to share thoughts, ideas and concerns they have."
Attorney General Morrisey said his Office can and should play a role in improving the state's business climate by reviewing federal and state regulations to determine if any improvements can be made.
"I will take any necessary action to help move our economy forward, as West Virginians cannot afford for our state to fall further behind" Morrisey said. "The Attorney General possesses the legal power — through both legal opinions and legal actions — to significantly improve West Virginia's business and regulatory climate, and my ultimate goal is to help West Virginia reach its economic potential." Individuals interested in attending are encouraged to RSVP by contacting the Office at 304-558-2021 or by e-mailing email@example.com.


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YourGMap lets your create your own Google Map in minutes - YourGMap joins the list of sites that allow you to build your own Google Map without having coding knowledge or register for the Google Maps API. The interface is very easy to use and there is extensive customization of map markers, map views and locations (includes latitude and longitude for those countries which do not have street maps). This is a great addition to the Google Maps world to encourage everyone to create their own Google Map! (Don't forget one of the originals: MapBuilder.net in the same category)
Embed a Google Map in your Movable Type blog posts - The Map Room has tipped us off on a plugin that allows you to embed a Google Map in your blog posts if you're using the Movable Type blog publishing platform. [via]
PHP Google Maps GuestMap Script - Chris over at Thompson Business Designs has created a Guest Map script written in PHP that uses the Google Maps API. Check it out here.
LandMarker - This project enables you to upload a NMEA file or GPX file with logged track data and visualize it dynamically. The tracks are stored in a database and when you import digital pictures created with a modern digital camera, it is possible to automatically couple the pictures with the track. When you zoom in or out, the resolution of the visible track will dynamically increase or decrease, allowing big logs to be visualized. Both the English and Dutch version supports NMEA and GPX uploading. Examples: [An visualized imported NMEA file]
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A.M. Gualba is an environmental technology company. We provide odor control and wastewater products worldwide. We neutralize odors from biological processes: Wastewater, compost, landfill, rendering plant, slaughterhouse, pulp and paper, etc. and from industrial one: oil and gas industries, paints-asphalts, wood preservatives, etc. In addition we can provide products ...
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TEI Controls engineers quality control panels for industrial automation. We have 50+ years experience in the field, and specialize in the water and wastewater industry. Let us put our expertise and real world experience to work for you.
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Energy Recovery technology harvests the power from high pressure fluid flows and pressure cycles. Through collaboration with industry, Energy Recovery is committed to innovation to make industrial processes within water, oil & gas, and chemical industries more profitable and environmentally cleaner. With over 15,000 energy recovery devices installed worldwide, Energy ...
Taylor & Francis Group
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Taylor & Francis Group partners with researchers, scholarly societies, universities and libraries worldwide to bring knowledge to life. Our content spans all areas of Humanities, Social Sciences, Behavioral Sciences, Science, Technology and Medicine, and we are one of the world's leading publishers of scholarly journals, books, eBooks, text books and reference works. Our ...
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Building on two centuries` experience, Taylor & Francis has grown rapidly over the last two decades to become a leading international academic publisher. With offices in London, Brighton, Basingstoke and Abingdon in the UK, New York and Philadelphia in the USA and Singapore and Sydney in the Pacific Rim, the Taylor & Francis Group publishes more than 1000 journals and ...
CRUMA Material de Laboratorio, S.A.
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We have been manufacturing for more than 35 years ductless fume hoods and laminar flow cabinets in order to improve the working conditions of lab users. CRUMA is a company specialising in the design, manufacture and sale of gas filtration and aspiration systems and laminar flow cabinets for laboratory work. Year of foundation. 1974 Quality Certification: ISO 9001: 2000. ...
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Fine company has been the developer of easy to use structural engineering software since 1989. We mainly develop geotechnical and structural engineering software based on analytical and finite element methods. Our software products are now used by 3000 of engineers throughout the world in more than 100 countries. Software has been translated into 16 languages already and ...
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Welcome to Rimini Fiera, Rimini's expo centre. Welcome to one of the most avant-garde venues of its type in Europe and a leader in Italy. A great international business centre, outstanding as far as both trade visitor figures and exhibit space are concerned.
Membrane Valley Twente
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Benjamin Moore Paint the Picture: Week 22
The guys talk Gold Cup & Quakes' weekend fixture against Portland
July 24, 2013
This week, Chris Dangerfield and Robert Jonas join Miguel Duarte to talk the Quakes' victory against EPL-side Norwich City FC and preview Saturday's match against the Portland Timbers.
They guys will also look ahead to tonight's Gold Cup semi-final when USA faces Honduras in Dallas.
Have a prediction or a question? Tweet them to @SJEarthquakes, and tune in at 12 p.m. PT.


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The Harvey and Lucinda Gantt Center for Student Life embraces Clemson University's core values of Integrity, Honesty and Respect. The Center also values:
The Clemson Experience — including all of the ways students are involved and interact with one another — is a valuable and integral part of attending Clemson University. The Harvey and Lucinda Gantt Center for Student Life offers myriad of opportunities to help students make the most of their Clemson Experience. From community service, cultural awareness programming, diversity education, leadership learning, multicultural and international program, student media and student organizations, there is something for everyone!
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To The Editor:
Re: The article entitled "Meet the new tattooist in town" in the February 8, 2013, issue of The Valley Reporter.
There were, in my estimation, some inaccuracies, poorly chosen descriptors and lackluster editing in the above-mentioned article in The Valley Reporter last week. As the owner of the physical property, I took umbrage in the terminology used. While I may be able to attribute some of it to the reporting, the editing also needs to be held accountable.
In the second paragraph, I did not even recognize the features written about my house, my home of 60-plus years (and I know that house pretty well). "Colonial"? To those of you who know our place, really? Does anyone see that lovely old farmhouse as a colonial house? Therein began my concerns regarding the integrity of the whole article. The story went on to describe the house as "dilapidated and deserted" . . . wow! Was the house livable? No, it had just had over five feet of water roll through it (oops, there is another inaccuracy by the reporter). In my estimation, being unlivable is much different from dilapidated and deserted.
Anyone driving south from Moretown village would have seen one or both of the owners' vehicles, as well as any number of the 80-plus friends/volunteers who helped with the cleanup and that cleanup went on through winter and into spring 2012. Someone was in the house working almost every day, either before or after work. There were interior lights on; there were Christmas lights strung. Deserted? Absolutely not.
I feel as though The Valley Reporter must have been really busy last week. No one called me to verify anything that was written about our wonderful, old house. While the article about my friend Meredith was an okay article, the paragraph about the house could have just as easily been deleted or at the very least put in less offensive, more compassionate terminology.
"Know your audience" . . . some of the best advice known to all. The audience of The Valley Reporter, the readers of the article last week, that audience is comprised of an awful lot of folks connected with or survivors of Hurricane Irene. My sister and I are just two of them and our house is one, as well, with quite possibly more integrity than the article!
MaryIna Goodyear Peterson