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HUNTINGTON -- Unfortunately for Marshall University football, the Homecoming script happened to be one they've seen previously this season.
Marshall battled back-and-forth with Tulsa in a classic Conference USA affair Saturday, but in the end the Golden Hurricane made a few more plays to spoil Homecoming 2012 with a 45-38 win over the Thundering Herd in front of 27,189 fans at Joan C. Edwards Stadium.
The loss drops Marshall to 2-4 for the season, 1-1 in C-USA and 18-4 all-time in Homecoming contests at Joan C. Edwards Stadium. Leslie Thomas was crowned as Miss Marshall 2012 at halftime.
Missed opportunities plagued the Thundering Herd once again down the stretch. Marshall had its chances in the fourth quarter with its final two drives ending inside the Tulsa red zone.
"When your number is called, you have to make a play and we just didn't get it done unfortunately," Marshall head coach Doc Holliday said. "We put ourselves in position there at the end to get that thing into overtime or go win it and we didn't do it."
Tulsa (5-1, 3-0) clinched the game when Demarco Nelson batted down Rakeem Cato's fourth-down pass to Antavious Wilson in the end zone.
"We just have to find some way to win the ball game," Cato said. "That's just plain and simple. We have to win. It's just getting over that hump. There are some people over here and some people over there. We just have to come together and get over that hump together."
Tulsa's winning score came on a 4-yard touchdown pass from Cody Green to Jordan James with 8:25 left after a critical third-down conversion when Green hit Keyarris Garrett with a 48-yard pass.
On the play, the Herd brought a blitz and Green connected with Garrett, who broke a pair of tackles and took the ball deep into Marshall territory. The play accounted for more than half of Green's yardage through the air. He finished 9 of 17 for 90 yards and the score to James.
"That play especially hurt," Marshall safety Okechukwu Okoroha said. "We just have to make the play. We have to at least get him down when it happens."
Marshall trailed for the majority of the contest, but took a 38-37 lead on a 32-yard touchdown pass from Cato to Antavious Wilson, who made seven catches for 123 yards.
Cato was 31 of 44 for 391 yards and three touchdowns with one interception.
For the game, Marshall outgained Tulsa 572-340 while running 20 more plays than the Golden Hurricane.
"To come into a good football team's house and steal a win from them on Homecoming on all the emotion and all the stuff they had, it doesn't matter if it's ugly," Tulsa coach Bill Blankenship said.
The third quarter proved to be the Herd's undoing. Tulsa scored 20 points in the quarter in every way possible as breakdowns hurt Marshall.
Tulsa broke a 17-17 halftime tie on Alex Singleton's third touchdown run of the game.
Just 16 seconds later, the lead ballooned to two scores when Marshall wide receiver Aaron Dobson fumbled a screen pass into the arms of Dwight Dobbins, who returned it 11 yards for a touchdown. The subsequent PAT snap was bad and Marshall's D.J. Hunter returned it for a two-point conversion to make it 30-19.
Marshall got back within 30-25 on Remi Watson's 1-yard touchdown run with 5:20 left, but the lead immediately jumped back to 12 points when Trey Watts returned the ensuing kickoff 95 yards for a score. Watts finished with 111 yards rushing to lead a Tulsa attack that went for 250 yards on 53 carries.
After trailing by two touchdowns and looking physically overmatched early, Marshall knotted the game 17-17 at halftime with a pair of touchdowns within 90 seconds of each other.
The Herd trailed 17-3 and faced a critical third-and-13 in its own territory, but Cato avoided a rush and connected with Antavious Wilson on a 28-yard pass along the sideline to continue the drive. Four plays later, Kevin Grooms took it in on a 7-yard run to cut the lead in half.
Nelson of the Golden Hurricane fumbled the subsequent kickoff into the arms of Okoroha, giving the Herd possession at the Golden Hurricane's 28-yard line.
After a 22-yard run by Grooms put the Herd close, a false start penalty forced the Herd into a long third-and-goal. Once again, Cato and Wilson connected -- this time on an 11-yard touchdown pass to tie the game.
It was a quick turn of events for the Herd after Tulsa had taken a 17-3 lead behind its strong rushing attack.
Tulsa came into the game with C-USA's top rushing attack and proved why in the first half, rushing 31 times for 189 yards.
"We were physical enough," Blankenship said. "That was one of the things about rushing the football. I felt like we could do that and hopefully, take a toll on the defense."
To end the first half, the Golden Hurricane ran the ball on 27 of their final 30 plays.
Both Tulsa touchdown drives included just one pass in each. The first was an 8-play, 80-yard drive capped when the 260-pound Singleton busted through the line untouched on a fourth-and-1 for a 48-yard score.
The next drive, early in the second quarter, ended with Singleton going over the goal line from four yards out on a grueling 16-play, 63-yard drive that ate up 7:30 off the clock and gave Tulsa the 14-point cushion.
Marshall avoided a huge hole early after giving the ball away on its first two possessions.
Gator Hoskins fumbled following a 12-yard reception. The fumble resulted in a 37-yard field goal by Daniel Schwarz. On the next drive, Cato was intercepted by Lowell Rose but the Marshall defense forced a three-and-out and subsequent punt to avoid the two miscues virtually unscathed.
Hoskins added a 72-yard touchdown catch from Cato in the third period to give him seven touchdown receptions for the season. He caught four passes for 89 yards.
Dobson and Wilson had 100-yard receiving days -- Dobson with 10 for 128 and Wilson with seven for 123 and two scores.
Marshall looks to regroup with the next week off before before an Oct. 20 game at Southern Miss.
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PRESTONSBURG — Earth moving work began this week on the groundbreaking for the construction of the new headquarters of the Floyd County Emergency and Rescue Squad.
The Floyd County Emergency and Rescue Squad has called its current headquarters home since the group's founding in 1958. The all-volunteer organization was founded following the tragic school bus disaster which claimed the lives of 26 school children and their driver. The building will be decorated in honor of those 27 victims.
The new headquarters, which will be named the Alexander Willis Rescue Facility, will be located near the mouth of Cliff on Old Abbott Mountain Road. The new facility will be modern in design, featuring eight truck bays and plenty of room to house the squad's moving water rescue boats and extrication units. The building will also house a new Emergency Operations Center that can be utilized by the county and surrounding counties.
According to Captain Timothy Cooley, the new building is being financed by both donations and coal severance. "People are really coming out to help," Cooley said. "We have many people who have donated time and labor to make this happen. That's for sure."
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For the past 18 years, one of the highlights of the annual West Virginia Coal Festival in Madison is the mine machinery equipment displays across the street from the Boone County Courthouse. They are featured so that the public can get a first hand look at the mammoth machines that produce coal to fuel the power plants that generate electricity. Over 30 companies from seven states send equipment and representatives to man the displays at the Coal Festival In Madison. It is the largest annual display of mine machinery in West Virginia.
The mine machinery displays are an intricate part of the Festival and features over $20 Million of the latest technology used to mine and transport coal out of the mountains and to the power plants to generate electricity and to make steel. Only the elite companies are invited to the Madison coal show to display their equipment.
The man responsible for the huge task of coordinating all the vendors and getting the equipment to Madison from hundreds of miles away for public viewing is James R. "Jimbo" Clendenen, maintenance superintendent for Patriot Coal Corporation. Clendenen gives up a week's vacation every year to spearhead the event and to ensure that the vendors bring their top of the line equipment so the public has a chance to see the vast array of machinery. The equipment also is featured during the Festival's Grand Parade on the final day of the Festival each year.
Clendenen has been selected as the 2012 winner of the Nick J. Rahall "Beacon of the Coalfields" Award for Outstanding Achievement in Preserving Southern West Virginia's Coal Heritage. He was presented the award on October 4, at the 2012 Miners' Celebration held at Tamarack in Beckley by Homer Hickam of "Rocket Boys" fame. The movie "October Sky" was about Hickam and his buddies growing up in
the 1960's in the small McDowell County coal mining town of Coalwood, West Virginia. From Coalwood, the "Rocket Boys" became famous.
Clendenen was nominated for the award by Larry V. Lodato, secretary-publicist for the WV Coal Festival and a Board Member of the National Coal Heritage Authority.
"The average person does not have an inkling of the size and the overall mechanics of the underground equipment and what goes on underground to bring coal to the surface," Lodato said. "The Festival gives the miners' families a chance to see and get aboard the equipment that their husbands, fathers and relatives work on underground. Jimbo is certainly deserving of the honor for all his hard work and dedication over the years."
Clendenen is a Boone County native and grew up within a stone's throw of where coal was first discovered in Peytona, WV in 1742. His work ethic is second to none and coal mining has been in his blood since starting out as a "red hat" trainee over four decades ago.


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Staff File Photo The Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant in Vernon, seen here from across the Connecticut River, is scheduled to close by the end of the year. But decomissioning could take decades.The announcement before Christmas that the state of Vermont and Entergy, the owner of Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant, had reached an agreement about its closure and one final year of operation left many folks breathing a collective and hopeful sigh of relief.
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Money would be available for economic development in Windham County to help build up its economy without Vermont Yankee. And money would also be available for more renewable power to further Vermonts transition to cleaner power.
A path was laid out for a speedier cleanup, and the fights about back taxes and legal fees that have already exceeded more than $6 million would end. That hopeful news came a day before Christmas and was regarded as a welcome present by many. But actual delivery on some of the promises will be as elusive as Santa Claus and his reindeer more in the realm of things we like to believe in, rather than the reality of what will actually happen.
The agreement calls for quick approval by the Vermont Public Service Board. It must be fully accepted by the end of March or all bets are off.
In the coming month, the parties will examine the agreement, and the state and Entergy will explain why the settlement should be approved. An additional public hearing will be held Tuesday, and a final day of technical hearings will take place at the end of the month.
Given Entergys past track record, there is good reason to be skeptical about the proposed settlement. Vermont has been down this road before.
A previous agreement required Vermont Yankee to close by March 2012. Almost two years later, the plant is still running. Rather than shut down, Entergy sued the state, claiming Vermonts requirements were preempted and precluded by federal law.
Vermonters have learned a lot about preemption in the past few years and the importance of avoiding obligations that may run afoul of this principle. It is thus telling that the proposed settlement reserves Entergys right to challenge any requirement or obligation imposed by state law on the ground that such law is preempted ...
In view of Entergys past legal challenges, we can expect these new obligations will be honored only when they suit Entergys needs.
Some of the thorniest but perhaps most important issues in the settlement concern the plants decommissioning and site cleanup. The Vermont Yankee plant began operating in the 1970s, a century after Alexander Graham Bells first telephone conversation. No one expected that the plants closure and cleanup might not even begin until another full century had passed. Yet even with the current agreement, that is likely.
The funds available now for decommissioning are about half what is needed. Entergy has not added a dime to the fund since it purchased the plant in 2002 and has relied instead on its investment savvy to grow the fund.
Until the fund at least doubles in value, there will be no decommissioning. Given past performance of the stock market, that may take a while.
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In the end Vermont will still have a tired, old but closed nuclear plant for decades to come. This is a disappointing reality that belies at least some of the spirited sugar coating and hopes about the agreements effect.
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So...... I applied for and recieved a store credit account to purchase my furniture. I gave them my current Driver's License, Social Security card, my check card, and a credit card to validate my identity....Sounds good so far, right?
I receive the card today, and it has my last name as PRESNELL!!!
Angry does not even begin to say how I feel. All my idenification has CULLER on it, and I filled out the application correctly.....After all, I legally changed back to my maiden name after the divorce...over two years ago, and I know who I am!!!!!
I called the company (Capital One) and they informed me that they had old information for me in their recoprds, and told me that that I would need to send them a copy of my divorce decree in order to change my name!!!!
WTF is wrong here? I legally changed my name over 2 years ago.... AND I provided the correct and proper ID when I applied....Why do I have to prove who I am when they obviously screwed up????
Sorry for the rant......I'm beyond angry & frustrated ♥
It may not be updated with the credit bureaus but still no excuse IMO. You might want to do a check (you get one free a year in any case and may be entitled to another because of this problem) of your credit bureau history with the major credit bureau companies to make sure they have current info to avoid future problems.
Absolutely do the free credit history check, especially if any were shared cards before. Make sure you name is correct and separate from any with the old name!
Your old name must still be attached your social security number somehow. I'm with Ms Mod here, you probably should start with the credit bureau reports. If those are not right, then this will keep happening. These things are really hard to get changed. It may be easier to marry your ex
Amazing how they can screw up ones information. Good luck getting it all straightened out. Keep us updated.
Thanks, for the good advice, y'all.....
I have a friend who works in the credit field looking into it for me as well ♥
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I would like to take this to to ask (beg) Robin Furth or Mr. Bev, Ms. Mod or Tabby King or anyone really.... to create a Multi- Universal Time line. The first appendix of Ms. Furth's book has such a time line and Mr. Bev Vincents book also. They are concerned with Roland/Gilead , and list other events(books) only when they have to.
I am asking that someone, Better equipped for the job then me, to write a multi-King-universal time line . One that would include ALL of Steven Kings works into a single time line. This would place Jack Torrence's death very close to Carries White's death. These two events would be close to Roland's and Eddies trip to Maine in 1977. It would also list, Jack Mort's Death not to far the the Losers Club's return to Derry in 1986(or what ever) .
Such an endeavor would be difficult and the final product would be complex . Perhaps to complex for the average reading to bother with . It would be a hard read.
This is because it would have to include many 'universes' that would have to come to an end. These 'universe' would not have any effect on other universe . Like the Universe that is The Stand . The events in that universe would have to 'branch off' , It would have no effect on the universe of 'The Mist' or of: IT. And these two universes would have no effect on each other either . They Couldn't .
In the universes of The Mist and of IT, there was no 'end of the world pandemic' , and in IT, there were no 'Mist Monsters ' in central Maine . These kinds of examples go on forever.
Such a project might not even be possible unless Mr. King himself confirms that certain universe are 'one and the same'. There would be some universe that contain a Stephen King, and some that don't. In at least one universe Mr King would have to die (I think) on the road; Killed by the version of Sheemie that knew how to drive a Van-o-mobile .
In Dinky Earnshaws universe , there is a fictional Carrie White. Dinky is aware of the Fictional Carrie but not aware that he himself is fictional. In another universe (at least one) Carrie is a real person would maybe from (or visited) the Universe of John Cullum . This "John Cullum universe" , is a universe filled with walk ins Carrie may have traveled through universes and time, to become the 'fire bug' woman John spoke of.
What I mean by all this is that : It would be a horribly complex task.
It might require the three people names as authors in The Stephen King universe' and Robin Furth and god knows who else in order to do it. I would be happy to pay 20+ dollars for such a Tomb. So would many other, Im sure.


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In case anyone was curious, one of our designers describes a little bit of what Firefall is trying to do to advance dynamic events:
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To the OP: Come back and ask that question if GW2 actually does change everything.
A bit premature to be asking that now.
And anyway, the answer of "what more can be done to expand on MMOs" can be found by looking to the older generation MMOs - specifically their focus on creating worlds for players to exist in, not "games" for them to play through.
All of the so-called "limitations" that people are now grinding their brains trying to figure out ways to eliminate have already been answered. Problem is, people wanted "more guidance", "more reward", "faster progress", etc. etc, and so developers moved away from that.
Problem is, the moment you bring up old school MMOs, people have this knee-jerk reaction of immediately thinking of the worst possible things they can associate with them, and then quickly dismissing without another thought. They never stop to think about what those MMOs did right. One thing many of those older MMOs did right was exactly the kind of thing the OP is pondering in this column.
I never felt led around by the nose, from quest hub to quest hub in older MMOs. It was a world, not just "a game", and so there was content of all levels scattered all over the place. I could go to any given location and find NPCs who had tasks for me, caves that I could explore, challenges I could take on. In Asheron's Call 2, you could trigger quests by merely killing certain mobs.
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Gaming should be about fun, not gender equality.
So sad to see lead developers in the genre only talking about what the devs can do but nothing about what the players can do. Player created content, that is the future... dev created content is the past.
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Originally posted by TangentPoint
^^This too.
Really all these proclamations about how GW2 changes this and that has been going on for the last several years and its really been OTT for months now. Game hasn't even been out a month and already it is being suggested it has changed everything? Can we please all come back to reality? Isn't the obvious backlash enough or do we want to push this game even higher so it really hits the ground hard?
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Originally posted by Yamota
Nonsense. It's the past. Player created content was already there with UO and SWG (and I think AC2 as well). If player created content is the future you're craving for, I'm very interested to see how willing you'll be to adapt Neverwinter. My guess is as eagerly - or lacking of eagerness, better said - as the player created content in STO.
At least be honest with yourself: it isn't about player created content, it's simply an AAA sandbox MMO you want, and you just like a number of others wouldn't care if it used the same sort of mechanics that were done in the past or not, as long as it'll be a solid AAA sandbox MMO -_-
As for the future, a good synergy of dev created content and player created content along with semi-randomized dynamic content that has larger scale impact (in time and world effects) is the way to go imo. It's good to see that MMO makers are slowly progressing along those paths, now we only have to see more of it, and more extensive.
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Make a Borderlands-like MMO.
FPS mechanics with loads of randomly generated items.
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open world sandbox games
Loved UO, EQ, EQ2, Daoc, CoH, Vanguard, Lotro, SWTOR, WOW... looking forward to Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen!
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UO did it right the first time and a ton of people still agree, why haven't the companies made anything like it since? (well there's DF and coming DF:uw, which is close, but still not quite)
All i ask is WHY?
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"If this is not the end of oblivion, then I shall live my life as if it were to end this very day."
Another great article. ^_^
Though I would like to mention that the idea was already implemented by OSI and Richard Garriott, when they still had control of Ultima Online. It's not "zone-base", events change and may not happen in the same place twice or never at all again anywhere. And if I remember correctly, they had event GMs which makes it even more dynamic than relying on codes (which will eventually repeat it sooner or later).
This is the kind of MMOs we had before and we've never seen for a long time. A true successor of UO, a real sandbox MMO-Role-Playing Game. Currently, the MMORPGs with such a promise to become the true successor of UO are: [1] Neverwinter (Online); and [2] ArcheAge.
Does having a real GM instead of AI a good choice? I would say 'yes'. Having come from D&D pen-and-paper (a DM myself), then to MUDs (an IMM and builder too), and then MMORPGs (a GM and CM), we directed the games to have impromptu events and planned events - from simple to complicated; from the shortest to the longest (I remember in Philippine Ragnarok Online for example, I did a week long event with that branches out; players liked it and we expanded it to include the GM-characters of the other GMs - it was a blast and a huge success).
For me, what's happening in the industry is simply that we are going back to our roots. Back to where it all began and how it was - true sandbox, true RPG. Guild Wars 2 was a sort-of a tutorial to the "Holy Trinity Generation" and "Themepark Generation" to cross the bridge and learn the ropes and how fun playing a sandbox and non-holy_trinity MMOG is.
And by the time Neverwinter and ArcheAge comes out, or other similar games that follows on the footsteps of UO (and GW2 for that matter), we will have more players who are open to it. Not like a decade ago where we had a huge influx of Holy-Trinity and Themepark Generations of gamers that the industry have to "follow where the money is".
I'm glad as well that the MMOFPS and MMOTPS is following along (as for MMORTS, I have yet to see one).
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GW2 has changed a lot for me but its hard to differentiate what they old concepts they have improved or what they have actually brought to the MMO genre.
I love DE's and even though I know most are static and in the same spot, I like the challenge of defeating a hard DE.
However, I think the next steps in the MMO genre for me would be:
- DE's that are not zone restricted. If players in a 35-45 zone don't hold back a centaur invasion, then DE's begin to roll out across zones and even to the starter area. (e.g. centaur parties scouting the area). Ignore it long enough, the centaurs lock down an entire zone which is taken over by a centaur king and there is a huge effort to reclaim it. Knowing the world is affected just makes it so much more realistic.
- AI, be interesting to see an AI setup that actually wants to live in the world just as much as the players do. e.g. NPC's harvest nodes to make structures, siege weapons etc. Left alone their structures improve and their weapon and armour stats improve with their new blacksmith. They don't attack for no reason, its strategic and its for resources etc. If there are too many players the few NPC's left, run away instead of going suicidal.
- Sandbox elements are a must. If you want me to really invest my time/money and soul into this game. Let me pitch up a spot and make a house that isn't in an instanced zone. Vanguard did this and it was unreal to run down the road on the main map and see your house sitting there for everyone to see. Take it further though. Let me buy seeds from a food crafter and plant crops so I can harvest nodes in my own garden. Let me build a house near a mine where I can mine nodes.
- World affecting events as suggested. Once in a while have a natural event that really shakes up the world. Tornado, storm or whatever makes all NPC's disappear and unleash an army of undead using it as cover to attack. Something that makes every player work together.
Not much but there you go.
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I have 97% of the map explored so far in gw2 and have had a great time doing it.I don't know where games will go from here,I have been waiting for the next sandsomething for awhile now.I like the zone wide events in rift and would like to see some bigger events in gw2.My first mmo was asherons call and there are alot of ideas from that game i would like to see in newer games.The most fun i have ever had in a mmo through all the years have been live events.
I would like to play a game that has dynamic events and includes a quest system like tsw has with to tell the story and a loot and crafting system like asherons call.In asherons call everytime you looted it was fun.I also want playes to own land and build all structures.
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Guys when you decide to leave your mediocre or worse games and decide to play GW2 remember the GW2 community won't judge you. We understand that you were swayed by marketing and nostalgia. When you decide to be awesome; we'll be here for you.
We're lovers not haters bros.
I like your ideas for interative dynamic events Mr. Kern but I just dont see how it could be possible with todays technology in a multi-player environment such as an MMO. Single Player games sure, but MMO's nope. Sounds interesting and I anticipate new blog posts to tell us how you think it could be achieved.
Originally posted by Fortenbas
I agree. The first game that can capture the spirit of Asherons Call will be a huge success. It too was my first MMO and I loved the classless based skill system, the dynamic loot pinatas. I jsut loved how any kill could drop the most uberest, rarest item in the game.
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Seriously Mark, don't listen to some of the fools comment.
You and your designer should go play GW2.
Decide how you can make your game better.
You cannot rely on this forum feedback as they are so bias on any games lol.
One thing I know that game designer should never ever fall in love with their own game or it will sucks very badly.
Pardon my English as it is not my 1st language :)
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Originally posted by Yolen
While that is a good idea the idea of certain events happening to a player whenever he/she fullfills some circomstances have potential, and frankly could your idea work togethetr with this as well, mixing player generated content with some premade is not a bad idea and tend to spice things up.
I would take things further than OP and have some stuff spawn based on which players are close, what they have done so far, if it is day or night and so on. Whenever one or many players are upfilling a DEs all requirement (which should include a few minutes since the last one was resolved) it will spawn.
A system like this could be used as optional content to any type of MMO, I dont however think it would be great as the only content. Mixing it with quests, regular DEs or player created content (or why not all of them?) probably would work better at least for me.
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I have to agree with the article.
I would love to see an MMO that did quests like, Quest for glory 2. The game took place within a city, on different days, different events happened.
In MMO's you finish quests in one area; move to the next.
Why not have the quest giver give different quests on different days. I believe a main storyline quest coupled with randomly generated side quests, like the quest system in Skyrim would be great for an MMO. That way the world wouldn't feel so static.
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There have been games that had small scale forms of interactive storytelling; hell, one of them was EverQuest. The EverQuest Quest Troupe would put on dynamic events with real people interacting with and/or fighting the players. Some of them were canned, some of them were impromptu, but they always had humans guiding the event and interacting with players (disguised as NPCs). The EverQuest system was built upon volunteers from the EverQuest Guide program (itself a volunteer venture) that allowed players to volunteer time to run dynamic events on other servers.
In my experience you'd typically see a few of these run per week, usually during primetime, on a given server. There were rewards given out as loot, or as prizes at the end of the encounter. And typically the Quest Troupers would come hang out after and pass out free cookies and what not. There was a big database full of "pre-made" modules that your troupe could run, and you could submit your own (complete with characters, plot, loot, etc., just like how I'd make a plan for D&D today). The Quest Troupe even had the concept of "persistent NPCs", where you could design and submit a persistent NPC that you wanted to play as, and then roleplay that NPC in Norrath whenever you wanted. And this was back in 1999.
The problems with this system were that the Quest Troupe guys needed a GM in order to do anything because the game lacked the built-in tools necessary for them to do anything themselves (I assume we were largely untrusted). For example, my dragon avatar had to be specially copied and loot tabled on my account; getting a GM might be impossible, or it might take 30-45 minutes. I'm not sure how you'd adapt this model to a modern game... I think creating tooling and having a volunteer, cross-server community would make it possible to do a lot more events. Hiring full timers to do these would also help, but I do think that modern MMOs could learn something about the desire of people who play their games to help other people have fun.
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To busy playing GW2 to post much around here... *shrug*
Originally posted by SnarlingWolf
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Cross class combos are awesome. They add another layer of strategy on. When I smack a hammer into a chaos field, everybody gets chaos armor and suddenly things are going our way. Also, I really like autogrouping. It's not even autogrouping, its just the feeling of people you see running around being people you want to help, or at least don't hate for stealing your stuff.
I agree with your other points though; GW2 has taken a lot of really good ideas and executed them very well. I think the "changing everything" is that they took the *right* good ideas and expanded upon them in the right way to make an MMO feel fresh again.


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I can see that as a logical explanation. That said i'd think considering how long Sugarsync has been around and how short google drive has been out there would be more downloads of sugar sync. I have no way of knowing that for sure though, obviously. I mean I don't use google drive even though i use gmail. I however think it is an error to merely tell people about the 3 apps that are already "widely" used. Seems to me like telling people what they are already familiar with rather then a thorough discussion of many options. I'd argue box.net should be in the discussion as well. I'd also argue that 3rd party support is but one characteristic to judge an app but not a reason not to discuss an apps merits. And honestly if the discussion always ignores all but dropbox, skydrive etc, of course there will be less third party support. Interestingly, one of the few apps i have that interface with my online documents, Quickoffice, doesn't support one of the "top 3". It does supports sugarsync and box but not skydrive. It says google docs but don't know if that equates to google drive as well. Sot interestingly, one of my few third party developers doesn't support one of the top 3 (does dropbox).
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wow. coincidentally i scrolled down on the google search and there's a tipb review by rene on the youtube page. don't know if links show up but if not look on the tipb youtube page. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqytKBhgn5U
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Glad he decided to hang em up. The last three fights he looked like a absolute zombie out there
Glad he decided to hang em up. The last three fights he looked like a absolute zombie out there
He's definitely a MMA Hall Of Fame inductee. he's right up there with Tank Abbott and Don Frye. He brought it every time and left nothing in the cage. Kill or be killed. So many fighters nowadays play it safe and "smart", just get the decision, control position, circle and peck. Chris Leban was a REAL fighter. Yeah he had his demons, but he fought those too and will continue that fight. He's an example of a flawed man fighting to be something better and I hope he continues to make his fans and loved ones proud. One of the ultimate tough guys, Chris "The Crippler" Leban. Good luck and thanks for all the years of pure excitement!
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"I don't call the fighting in my films 'violent', I call it 'action'. An action film borders between fantasy and reality. If I were to be completely realistic in my films, you would call me a violent, bloody man. I would simply destroy my opponent by tearing his guts out. I wouldn't do it so artistically." ~Bruce Lee
Leben's one of those guys who I worry about down the line and he's only 33 now, so I'm glad to hear this, especially given how poorly he's looked in those five losses out of his last six and how slow he'd looked since coming back from the last failed drug test.
The Simpson/Akiyama turnaround was an awesome run though.
Lets call a spade a spade and a heart a heart - leben was mediocre at best. Not saying he didnt provide us with some entertaining fights but lets get a grip.
Got a lot of soul searching to do. Sorry to everyone I've let down
The cat has finally been smashed. I always loved watching Leben fight. Such an entertaining guy and fighter but its definitely time to hang up the gloves. WAR LEBEN!!!
Also whoever said he is definitely a hall of fame inductee, he definitely shouldn't be but it is entirely possible because its not a real hall of fame its whoever the fuck Dana wants. For example Stephan Bonnar had a mediocre at est career and got caught juicing multiple times yet is still in.
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I hear you Bonesknows but HOF isn't reserved for only the champions.
Hall of 'FAME'. Ten years in the UFC main cards and some of the sports most entertaining fights . Thats more than enough fame.
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When the South Carolina Future City Regional event gets under way at USC Aiken Saturday, Danielle Ligons will serve as a judge in the preliminary rounds for the middle school-based science competition.
The recent USCA graduate knows a lot about Future City. As an eighth-grader at Ridge Spring-Monetta Elementary/Middle School a decade ago, she participated in the first regional at the university.
"It was really amazing," she said Wednesday. "We didn't know what we were getting into, as it was more involved than we expected. But we won and that was fantastic."
The Future City Regional will celebrate its 10th anniversary with the competition at USCA's Business and Education building. The contest is just what the name suggests. Middle school teams will create a city 150 years in the future as an actual model, a written description and ultimately a presentation of their work.
USCA's Ruth Patrick Science Education Center is coordinating the event once again. The winning team will receive a trip to Washington, D.C., for the national contest in February.
"We have 23 schools with 52 teams, and that's incredible," said Ruth Patrick staffer John Hutchens.
Participating schools in Aiken County include Kennedy Middle School, New Ellenton Middle School, North Augusta Middle School, LBC Middle School and Aiken Area Home Educators. Others include Merriwether Middle School from just outside of North Augusta.
The preliminary rounds will start at 11:30 a.m. and are not open to the public, although the models on display are open to visitors at all times. Three teams will be named finalists, and they will make public presentations to judges at 4 p.m., followed by the announcement of the winner and other special awards.
Mary Johnson, a New Ellenton science teacher who has coached the entire 10 years, is bringing two teams Saturday.
"The students always want to try it," she said. "They learn a lot about what to do and what has to be done. They always pull through."
The specific assignment this year is to build a city that focuses on storm water runoff. The students must decide whether to find ways to drain the water completely or keep the water and find a efficient way to use it.
In the first year of the event, Ligons' winning team went on to a larger regional in Raleigh, N.C., and finished a solid third. Then, in 2005, the USCA competition formally became the sole regional for South Caroline. Two years later, Paul Knox Middle School students Sydney Scaggs, Logan Smith and Julie Mundy took first place.
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Kennedy Middle School student Margo Gore got her first title a year ago with three seventh-graders – Makenzie Cude, Lacie Leach and Tyler Reedy. Makenzie and Lacie had wanted to earn a trip to the nationals ever since they were little kids. Both had gotten second place awards as sixth-graders in 2011.
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The family moved many times during Harry's childhood but eventually settled in Wellington. At the age of 15, Harry's education was interrupted by the Depression and he left school seeking work, first in a shipyard passing "red hot rivets" and later at Bond's Hosiery Mills. He joined a rifle club where he became an expert shot winning many competitions. But bored with all this and having saved 10 pounds, at age 19, he joined his older brother, Stan, in Australia on Urisino Station as a cowhand (cowboy). For the next three years he lived in the saddle, slept on the ground and saw a bit of Australia's "outback."
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Once again at Bonds, he was sent to Allentown, Pennsylvania, to learn erecting and setting up knitting Reading R100 fully fashioned machines. The war destroyed all the factories in Germany and there were not enough qualified technicians in the U.S. to send out to other countries purchasing these huge machines. A year later he returned to Bonds and as the machines arrived he spent months re-assembling thousands of parts, any one of which if misfit could have destroyed the huge machine. A valued technician, he was assured of a job in this capacity for the rest of his life, but Harry wanted more than dirty hands and decided to start his own company applying for an import license for one knitting machine. He chose Levin as the site of Lanes Hosiery Mills and started building with the help of his brother, himself and several local men.
The first 40-foot-long machine was installed in February 1953 and by April he was selling his first full fashion stockings. The mill ran 24 hours a day 6 days of the week and if anything broke down day or night Harry fixed it. His pioneer company became the town's biggest industrial employer with 200 workers and occupied 50,000 square feet. Lane's followed the fashion trend knitting socks, seamless hosiery, pantyhose and diversified into knitted garments, and fabric including car upholstery in the fully vertical manufacturing plant. Over the years many members of the family worked for him including his son. Upon retirement Harry moved to Lake Taupo where he built a house overlooking the lake with three active snow-capped volcanoes in the distance.
Harry was passionate about golf and was president of Levin Golf Club, a member of Taupo Golf Club and Northfield Golf Club. He was a justice of the peace for 37 years, a past president of Levin Rotary, executive member of the Levin Chamber of Commerce, Probus, Retired Servicemen's Association, Brevet Club (former officers in the Royal New Zealand Air Force) and a member of the Roman Catholic Communities of Levin, Taupo and Waitsfield.
Harry married Ida Jean Young in Wellington in 1941 and on Anzac Day, April 25, 1945, Richard (Rick) their only son was born. Following Jean's death, Harry married Marise Johnson of Waitsfield, VT, in 1992. Until two years ago when Harry started experiencing health problems, they spent summer in Waitsfield and a second summer in the Southern Hemisphere in Taupo, New Zealand.
He is survived by his wife, Marise, and son, Rick, and his wife Jacquelyn; grandsons Isaac and wife Liz, and Reuben and partner Karyn; great-grandchildren Rata, Tui, Reuben and Summer; and older brother, Bill, who just celebrated his 100th birthday, and wife, Kath. All his siblings, Stanley, Jack, Kelvin, Vincent and Patricia, predeceased him.
A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated from Our Lady of the Snows Catholic Church in Waitsfield on Wednesday, May 29,, 2013, at 10 a.m. A reception followed in the church parish hall. Following cremation some of Harry's ashes will be returned to New Zealand by his son, Rick, and some retained by his widow, Marise.
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A member of the Edgefield County charter school's board of trustees issued a statement Friday evening, confirming that the board voted Tuesday "to place Dr. Murph on administrative leave with full pay and benefits effective immediately and until rescinded by the board of trustees."
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Rated 5 out of 5�by CasinATL Light and Classy Very light and classy. Might need a nice white cami if I'm wearing this to work. May 6, 2014
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