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Please join the Cal Poly OC Alumni Association for our networking and mixer event at the beautiful rooftop garden deck at the Hyundai Capital building. Guests are welcome - feel free to bring along a coworker, significant other or friend!
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$20 for one ticket or $25 at the door.
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James Island will soon see a new sports equipment store. Birmingham, Ala.-based Hibbett Sporting Goods has leased a site in Island Plaza shopping center at 1291 Folly Road. Opening this fall, the store will add to the 34 other locations across South Carolina.
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All told, the company operates 894 full-line sporting goods stores in small to mid-sized markets, mostly in the Southeast, Mid-Atlantic and Midwest.
It offers athletic equipment, footwear and apparel, with a focus on the needs of local teams and leagues.
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New co-owners James Walsh and Jon Teevan have redesigned the space at 547 King St. on the peninsula to reflect a more rustic ambience with remade decor and jazz-era entertainment. Mercury's Stephen Thompson remains executive chef. Prohibition is open for business and offering sample menus. The full menu will be released Sept. 26.
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The owner of Charleston Scooter Co. at 844 Savannah Highway in the Avondale area of West Ashley wants to turn part of the operation into a restaurant and bar.
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The space previously occupied by Dog & Duck Food and Spirits in Orange Grove Plaza in West Ashley has been leased. The Beach Bar LLC has leased 4,644 square feet at 1124 Sam Rittenberg Blvd. Renovation work is underway and a sign out front states it will open soon.
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Waregem vs Genk
Waregem have 1-1-1 on their last three home games while Genk have 1-2-0 on their last three away games. Could be a close one.
Club Brugge vs Germinal Beerschot
Club Brugge have very good form and should have no problems beating Germinal Beerschot by at least two goals.
Club Brugge win with 0-1 handicap.
Kortrijk vs Cercle Brugge
Kortrijk have been very weak recently and Cercle Brugge have impressed me a lot. The visitors should have a chance at winning this one.
Cercle Brugge win.
Lierse vs Charleroi
Charleroi are at the bottom of the form table, but Lierse have not been too much better recently. Should be close.
Under 2.5 goals.
Lokeren vs Eupen
Lokeren have very strong home form and should be able to beat Eupen by at least two goals in this one.
Lokeren win with 0-1 handicap.
St Liege vs Westerlo
St Liege have 2-0-1 on their last three home games while Westerlo have 0-0-3 on their last three away games.
St Liege win.
Mechelen vs Anderlecht
Anderlecht are at the top of the form table and I expect them to be able to beat Mechelen in this one, even if it is away.
Anderlecht win.
St Truiden vs Gent
St Truiden are pritty decent at home, but Gent have impressed me a lot int heir recent away games. Should be an entertaining game.
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Originally posted by CalmOceans
OP, excellent post. I think you are pretty spot on.
I just wanted to focus on this one segment where you talk about the introduction of social networking (web 2.0) and the impact it has had on MMOs. This insight is so essential to what separates the old school MMOs from the modern ones, and I think the descent into the current reality occurred directly inversely to the increase in social network technologies/services.
My general view is this, that online gaming was a place of rich relationship in the early days, when the internet was an anonymity wasteland, yet ever since the internet became the primary place through which people socialize the online gaming world has fallen into a place that is disproportionately anonymous and in which relationships are superficial.
Prior to social networking, online interaction was anonymous, and that anonymity was a defining feature of online life. One essentially used the internet to escape life, not to augment it. MMOs, in this context, preserved anonymity as at the heart of social relations, but in turn anchored it by providing hyper-persistent characters around whom your whole identity and reputation was built. Yes, people did not know you in real life, but they knew your character and they formed an opinion about you based on that character. Leveling that character was a long commitment, those were the days when alts were rare and people only played 1 game at a time. Those were the days when people got to know you from the inside out, they saw your innermost personality as represented though your avatar and then only later might draw conclusion about you in real life. Those were the days in which you BECAME your character, and in doing so experienced a very profound sense of immersion that no amount of graphics or story can recreate. You felt connected to other people through your character, and because your character was so persistent and your commitment to him/her so strong, those relationships with other people seemed very real.
With the emergence and expansion of social networking, the heart of social interaction online moved from anonymity, to ego-identity. So everything online became about you, the person in "real life". (Though this person is ultimately just as virtual as your MMO avatars, that is the realm of Buddhism, not ordinary people.) Everything you did online became attached to this "real you" you, and apparently permanently so, fundamentally changing ones relationship to online life. The internet was no longer a way to escape life, just the opposite really, and this basic shift had profound implications for MMOs.
First and foremost was the death of hyper-persistent characters. One or two characters no longer became your online identity, your online identity was always, implicity or explicity, the "real you" you, and that you had no particular attachment to any one or two characters. The industry simultaneously shifted to become more "casual", allowing for quicker leveling and various features to actually encourage you never to stick with any one character for too long. With so many games flooding the market, soon you were playing several different games with multiple characters in each . . . and everyone else was doing the same. Consequently, ingame interaction with other players became increasingly -- and this is the paradox -- anonymous. Before you knew it, everyone was soloing and flooding general chat with anonymous meanspirited garbage. If you managed to become excessively annoying you just logged onto a different character and started fresh. You never formed strong relations with other characters because no one was committed enough to their characters for that relation to last, yet few were particularly inclined to jump to the next level of relationship with random people they met ingame.
Essential to the idea of the MMO is 'persistence', a world that exists whether you log in or not. But by shifting identity away from the online character back to the "real you" the anchor of persistence no longer exists in game, resulting in the mass of behavior in which players find themselves never committed to anything for very long, whether it be a character or a game; or simply find themselves jumping between too many characters and several games all at once. In this modern context, games that rest upon persistence will feel a bit like they have fallen from their glory days.
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Logic be damned!
That's probably the only decent argument in this thread.
Before social media/networking became big, MMOs were a place to have a seperate, virtual identity.
People cared about reputation and community, and the games/systems reflected that.
There was a big difference in online play versus offline.
Now that everything is online, there is no difference between your self and your online self, so things like roleplay and immersion and community are not is important inside the game world.
Since every game is online now to some extent, online RPGs are no longer a world to escape to but simply a time waster/place for fun like everything else on the internet.
Like all things, technology and the "instant access" it gives have sped the world up - life is simply faster and more connected/intertwined electronically.
The games, their systems, and the "average" player's experience reflects that.
When I started playing MMOs, we didn't "surf the internet" we logged on for very specific purposes with our telephone line modems.
There was no online integration of our ilves.
We didn't have chat clients until "always on" DSL / cable came about. We didn't have social networking. Most of our gaming was done offline, and multiplayer generally meant crowding 4+ people around the N64.
MMOs aren't dying. They are evolving.
And as per usual, society (the players) is struggling to keep up with the pace technological change has brought.
MMOs are in flux.
I've probably been lurking for way, way too long.
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Who left there dead horse in here... oh well . /goes to get his beating stick.
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One word... Evolution! As the wheel turns the mmo market grows, develops and tries new things. From a nostalgic point of view its true that the era of school mmos (founders of the genre) is passing but I am sure that in the future games will reflect the old skool games. Look at all those sandbox kickstarter games that are aimed at capturing more classic elements. It ll be fine, we are just getting older and its a bit of a dry patch (there most def games out there to try even if they dont offer the full package TSW/SWTOR/GW2/Tera/Rift are all worth a try).
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Originally posted by BadSpock
Exactly. You and I are on the same page, and I agree MMOs are evolving.
But as I wrote that I realized something: that experience of immersion, of becoming your avatar, a super-human version of your innermost sense of self, was an extremely powerful experience. And though it has been cast aside in the current era, the power of that experience is not going to go away. It may lie dormant, this generation may not be ready for it, but eventually human beings are going to want this experience, and by the time we are ready for it, technology will be so incredible that this experience of becoming your heroic self will be far more profound than anything we experienced at the dawn of MMOs.
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Originally posted by CalmOceans
Your thinking.
Never been so many MMO games out there and never been so many good MMO games out there in history and never so many players played MMO games.
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Originally posted by daltanious
just cause people left and right are hoping on the cash shop band wagon for fast bucks dousnt mean anything. most of those MMOs out there aint worth jack.
heck to be honest just cause the grapics are getting prettiyer dont mean they are better, to be honest there isnt even any new MMOs that truly reach out and grab me of late, most i barely have a passing intrtest in.
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The problem is, MMO developers no longer make worlds. Instead they make games. The problem with games is that after a certain point you are done with them. To counter this devs throw in pvp as a low cost way to keep people playing, or are slow to release content to maintain interest, or just don't take the game forward much at all. I find now, and GW2 is a good example, that if pvp isn't your thing then the game comes to a natural end at some point.
If I think back to games like UO, EQ and SWG the entertainment was something you had to find for yourself by just going out into the virtual world and getting involved in something. In my old days of EQ the "story" of my character was not something the devs designed for me, but my own collection of experiences, funny things, silly things etc. that I look back on as my own adventure. No one really told me where to go, I just stumbled in to places, people and things that held my interest. This kept me playing EQ for 5 years. It's hard to imagine spending even half that long in today's MMOs.
It's hard to know exactly why this has changed, most likely because of the initial cost of front loading a game with a detailed world when the market is now pretty saturated and success is uncertain. I think also the highly competitive nature of the MMO market, particularly with companies chasing some of WoW's revenue, has made devs afraid to make the game experience too difficult, or with too steep a learning curve, for fear of people logging off and not coming back. Now we have accelerated levelling, accelerated gear progression and content that takes days, rather than weeks to master. All this leads to a game that burns out a lot faster for the regular player.
I wouldn't call this the death throes of the MMO genre, it is evolution, but not in my view evolution in a good way. I would really like to see MMOs getting back to basics and really setting out to keep their playerbase by delivering a long term, rewarding and satisfying experience.
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Originally posted by Squeak69
Wow, Swtor, Gw2, ... later TESO, Wildstar, TSW, ... will keep me busy for long long time. Once there was only Wow.
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Originally posted by daltanious
There was never only WoW. WoW was, and still is, one of the worst of the bunch. and TSW and SWTOR aren't even really MMOs. TESO is shaping up to be garbage just like all the other AAA MMORPGs.
There have never been so many MMOs...making so little money.
We used to have 5 VASTLY different AAA MMORPGs all enjoying great success and steady growth. Now we have one aged titan who has never implemented anything unique in its entire lifespan, and a bunch of dead and dying clones.
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Joined: 3/24/13
It's not mmos that are dying, just mmos as they are now. The time of themeparks and WoW clones has come to an end.
The time of the sandbox is coming!
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Originally posted by cm01
You say that, but then we have games like TESO that is a through and through clone, heavily instanced and phased.
Even if sandbox elements start getting tossed in, we will never escape from super easy mode AAA MMOs. The hand holding and lack of risk vs reward is never going to go away.
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Originally posted by DavisFlight
Teso will fail just as all the previous wow clones.
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MMOS are not dying they alread died :D
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This again?
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Originally posted by Vonatar
What problem?
It is a good thing ... I play games, not worlds. And of course all games end .. any entertainment will be boring after a while. It is just natrual.
Play games. Have fun for a while. move on. There is no problem.
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Whatever you do, do NOT speak ill of Asheron's Call 2...
Originally posted by CalmOceans
Wait, and that is a problem? If I just wanted "community" I could sit in a chat room.
That Guild Wars 2 login screen knocked up my wife. Must be the second coming!
Originally posted by DavisFlight
The SWTOR disaster changed everything. SWTOR was the ultimate AAA themepark MMO, the most expensive ever made, and EAs stock price went into freefall for a year because it was such a flop. People who owned stock in EA watched half of their money vanish and the CEO who oversaw its introduction was fired last week.
Before SWTOR to even talk about sandbox put you in the fringe, now it and player generated content is the rage that everyone is talking about. My feeling is that the big companies are thinking that the MMO is past its prime, the future is mobile. As one senior member of EA recently said, swtor was a good game that would have been huge if they had made it three years earlier. And while there is certainly still a market for MMOs, it is too risky to dump an insane amount of cash into the way they did with swtor, at least I think that is what they are thinking.
And therein lies the problem, themepark MMOs are too expensive to make and maintain. Players blow through the content and developers have to put into massive amounts of effort just to keep up. The big companies are looking for ways of still tapping into the market, with less effort . . . and that is an obvious reason why the idea of player generated content is becoming so attractive. Just think, an endless supply of new content without the developers needing to do much of anything.


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"Out of Order" - a British farce
"Merrily We Roll Along" - a Stephen Sondheim musical
"Lend Me A Tenor" - a musical farce set in an opera company
"The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" - a Tony–winning musical comedy set in a fictional spelling bee
"The Complete History of America-Abridged" - a historical comedy presented in vaudeville sketches
"The Laramie Project–10 Years Later: An Epilogue" - the follow-up to the acclaimed play, "The Laramie Project," documenting reactions to the Matthew Shepherd murder
Cabrini, along with more than 100 theatres, staged a historic simultaneous performance of Laramie Project–10 Years Later (An Epilogue)
"Once On This Island" - a musical retelling of Hans Christian Andersen's The Little Mermaid set in the French Antilles with elements of the Romeo and Juliet story
"12 Angry Jurors" - a classic drama that takes the audience into the jury room
"Godspell" - a rock musical based on the Gospel of Saint Matthew
"Preparing, rehearsing, and preforming in Cabrini's theatre productions encompass some of my fondest memories while at Cabrini.
"Dr. Stretton, our director, held us all to high standards, believing in our ability to be extraordinary. Not only was it an enjoyable experience, but my public speaking skills improved and my confidence skyrocketed.
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Marvel comics now available in iBooks
Marvel comics has just pushed out a large set of their collected editions to Apple's iBookstore. The contents is what you're typically find in their softcover trade paperback editions, and mostly more recent fare, but there's some great stuff included.
Pricing is decent, between $6.99 for shorter volumes and $16.99 for classic Masterworks. No sign of larger collections (for example, Joss Whedon's phenomenal X-Men run is offered only as Vol 1. of 4 right now, not the entire 25 issue set that was in hardcover), nor the amazing Omnibuses. But one step at a time, right?
Marvel also says more's to come, so we have a lot to look forward to. If you're not sold on the digital format, you can even test drive a free copy of Brian Michael Bendis' New Avengers Vol. 1 -- for a limited time -- to see how you like it.
If you're into Marvel and use iBooks, I heartily recommend Astonishing X-Men by Whedon, Eternals and 1602 by Gaiman, Planet Hulk, Iron Man: Extremis by Ellis, Thor by JMS, Runaways, and Wolverine Enemy of the State and Old Man Logan by Millar. If you have any favorites, add them in the comments below.
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Today, Marvel has entered a bold new era in digital comics. For the first time ever, classic stories—from the first appearance of the Avengers to the "death" of Captain America—will now be available for purchase on Apple's iBookstore.
With an iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch, Marvel fans across the world can now purchase over 80 graphic novels with fan-favorite characters like Thor, Captain America, Iron Man, Hulk, Wolverine, Spider-Man and more by launching the iBooks app or going to www.itunes.com/marvelgraphicnovels.
Marvel Graphic Novels on Apple's iBookstore
The following is a complete list of available graphic novels at launch:
- Amazing Spider-Man Masterworks Vol. 1
- Astonishing X-Men Vol.1: Gifted
- Avengers Assemble Vol. 1
- Avengers Forever
- Avengers Masterworks Vol.1
- Avengers: Disassembled
- Avengers: Kree /Skrull War
- Avengers: Under Siege
- Avengers/X-Men: Utopia
- Captain America: The Death of Captain America Vol.1 - Death of the Dream
- Captain America: Winter Soldier Vol.1
- Captain America: Winter Soldier Vol.2
- Castle: Richard Castle's Deadly Storm
- Civil War
- Dark Avengers Vol.1: Assemble
- Dark Tower: Gunslinger Born
- Deadpool Vol.1: Secret Invasion
- Earth X
- Emma
- Ender's Game: Battle School
- Ender's Game: Command School
- Ender's Shadow: Battle School
- Ender's Shadow: Command School
- Eternals by Neil Gaiman
- Fallen Son: Death of Captain America
- Fantastic Four by Jonathan Hickman Vol.1
- Ghost Rider Vol. 1: Vicious Cycle
- House of M
- Hulk Vol. 1: Red Hulk
- Hulk: Planet Hulk
- Infinity Gauntlet
- Invincible Iron Man Vol. 1: Five Nightmares
- Iron Man: Extremis
- John Carter: A Princess of Mars
- John Carter: World of Mars
- Marvel 1602 by Neil Gaiman
- Marvel Zombies
- Mighty Avengers Vol.1: The Ultron Initiative
- New Avengers Vol. 1: Breakout
- New Avengers Vol. 2: The Sentry
- New Avengers Vol. 3: Secrets and Lies
- New Avengers Vol. 4: The Collective
- New Avengers Vol. 5: Civil War
- Pride and Prejudice
- Runaways Vol. 1: Pride and Joy
- Secret Invasion
- Secret War
- Secret Wars
- Siege
- Spider-Man: Big Time
- Spider-Man: Blue
- Spider-Man: Brand New Day Vol.1
- Spider-Man: Brand New Day Vol.2
- Spider-Man: Brand New Day Vol.3
- Spider-Man: Crime and Punisher
- Spider-Man: Kraven's First Hunt
- Spider-Man: Maximum Carnage
- Spider-Man: New Ways to Die
- Thor by J. Michael Straczynski Vol. 1
- Ultimate Spider-Man Vol.1: Power and Responsibility
- Ultimate Spider-Man Vol.2: Learning Curve
- Ultimate Spider-Man Vol.3: Double Trouble
- Ultimate Spider-Man Vol.4: Legacy
- Ultimate Spider-Man Vol.5: Public Scrutiny
- Ultimate Spider-Man Vol.6: Venom
- Ultimate Spider-Man Vol.7: Irresponsible
- Ultimate Spider-Man Vol.8: Cats and Kings
- Ultimate X-Men Vol. 1: The Tomorrow People
- Ultimates Vol.1: Super-Human
- Ultimates Vol.2: Homeland Security
- Venom vs. Carnage
- Wolverine: Enemy of the State
- Wolverine: Old Man Logan
- Wolverine: Weapon X Vol.1: Adamantium Men
- Wonderful Wizard of Oz
- World War Hulk
- X-Force Vol. 1: Angels and Demons
- X-Men: Messiah Complex
- X-Men: Phoenix Endsong
- X-Men: Second Coming
- X-Necrosha
And that's just for starters. Each week, more graphic novels will be added to the expanding Marvel IBookstore library, bringing to your iPad, IPhone, or iPod Touch a truly unique digital comic book reading experience that customers will never forget. But don't take our word for it. For a limited time, customers can read the first full issue of New Avengers Vol. 1: Breakout at the iBookstore…free of charge. For experienced comic book readers or casual fans alike, there's something for everyone: action (X-Men: Messiah Complex), suspense (Secret Invasion), mysteries (Castle: Richard Castle's Deadly Storm), literary adaptations (Pride & Prejudice), children's tales (Wonderful Wizard of Oz) and more!
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And Dark Horse. I use their app but it is hard to buy within the app and the iBook version of the free intro issue is more clear than the newest title from Dark Horse.
I read the comic (yay free comics!), and the iBooks interface just sucks for this medium. The Marvel app is far better, as is the DC and Comixology apps. The way the comic is laid out in the iBooks setting is very clunky and not very conducive to reading. I'll stick to the Marvel app and hope they integrate digital comics unlimited sometime soon.
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I'll bet that these accented voices start making appearances in games on both iOS and Mac OS, what do you think?
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Dark Souls has a unique combat system that is simple to learn but tricky to master that's unlike almost any other video game.
I've been playing a lot of action games lately—DmC, God of War, Bayonetta—alongside a lot of turn-based games—Fire Emblem: Awakening, Persona 4 Golden, XCOM: Enemy Unknown—and a thought has occurred to me.
Dark Souls is like none of these games and like all of them at the same time. There are no complex moves in Dark Souls, but it's nothing like a click-and-slash button masher. Button mashing will get you only one place: dead.
But nor is it really comparable to its more complex action peers. There is no long list of combos to learn. Indeed, each weapon has only a handful of very simple moves. Even assuming you learn each move set for each weapon in the game, you're still pressing essentially the same buttons in order to carry out heavy attacks, light attacks, and so forth.
So Dark Souls is neither a click-and-slash game a la Diablo or a combo-action style game like Devil May Cry or Bayonetta; but nor is it a turn-based game similar to innumerable other JRPGs.
I've been playing games that take a bit of a hybrid approach to the turn-based and action genres. Xenoblade and The Last Story both, to some degree, implement a hybrid model for their combat systems (though the two games end up with very different systems.)
Dark Souls is nothing like either of these games. And yet, I can't help but think that From Software has created a sort of action-turn-based hybrid with the game. There's no pausing or official "turns" at all, but the nature of the fights means that you'll often be waiting your turn and planning your timing, whether that's to strike or parry or roll out of the way.
The game, in other words, leans heavily toward action, but because combat is so perilous and gritty and simplistic (though far from easy) you often find yourself in what feels like a stand-off, whether battling invading players or NPCs, waiting with some trepidation for your "turn."
While Xenoblade leans heavily toward a more traditional turn-based model made more hectic by an action veneer, Dark Souls gives action combat a sense of turn-based tension and thoughtfulness. This is why when people ask me whether the game is one in which they need to learn a gazillion combos or one that's all hack and slash, I can only say "neither."
Whatever the case, nobody else has replicated this style of combat. Only Demon's Souls (From's first Souls game) has a similarly subtle hybrid of action and turn-based combat.


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When I found this recipe, I was planning a party and thought it might be fun, different salsa to set out with chips. It was an absolute success. People love the garlic, corn and avocado combination. —Susan Vandermeer, Ogden, Utah
- 1-2/3 cups frozen corn, thawed
- 2 cans (2-1/4 ounces each) sliced ripe olives, drained
- 1 medium sweet red pepper, chopped
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 5 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 1/4 cup lemon juice
- 3 tablespoons cider vinegar
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- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 4 medium ripe avocados, peeled
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- Just before serving, chop avocados and stir into salsa. Serve with tortilla chips. Yield: about 7 cups.
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Deutsche Bank "no going back to BlackBerry" after iPhone, iPad trial
Following a pilot of iPhone and iPad, Deutsche Bank's Chris Whitmore says there is no going back to BlackBerry:
The result "was a fantastic experience as it was easier/faster to access data (touch UI) than on the Blackberry. It was also great to only have to carry one device for personal and corporate email access."
They're using Good for messaging so users complain about the lack of background email receipt, and they do miss the BlackBerry notification light but the positives "far outweigh these issues".
Apple reported over 80% of Fortune 100 were piloting or deploying iPad, an unheard of adoption rate for new technology.
For any of you in enterprise, is iOS an option yet?
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Rene, did you consider how iPhone adoption in the corporate environment demonstrates the nexus of one's personal life and work life? It's interesting to me how the article cites the ease of use in terms of accessing one's personal and work email from a single device. To my mind, this highlights how people are generally transitioning to the "always on, always working" mode.
Oh a more practical note, I can't believe that Apple hasn't deployed a corporate sync client. To have to install iTunes in an enterprise environment solely to deploy iPhones and iPads is pretty ridiculous.
Re: "It's interesting to me how the article cites the ease of use in terms of accessing one's personal and work email from a single device."
It was interesting to me, too, but for a different reason.
Accessing both types of email from a single device has been possible for a very long time - on Blackberries and other manufacture's devices.
Maybe I just need to follow the link (which I assume exists and leads) to the original article, but I don't see what exactly made iPhones stand out. The touch interface comment left me more baffled. If anything, I could see the tablet form factor being compelling in a business setting, among others, but there are many phone options...and have been for some time.
Why would the touch interface comment be baffling? If you've ever viewed email and attachments on both blackberry and iPhone it's very apparent that the experience is superior on the iPhone due to the touch interface. You can scroll faster, zoom in and out and the email renders better on the iPhone screen. For the comment of installing iTunes being ridiculous, you have to install bes with blackberry so I don't see the problem.
As I understand it, most employees are discouraged from accessing personal email from corporate devices for two reasons: 1) doing so on Windows, at least, can lead to system-crippling vulnerabilities (downloading viruses by mistake, etc), and 2) when you're using a company device you're supposed to be doing company work. The way this article speaks of the duality of the iPhone as a home-work device, it seems to suggest that the traditional spheres - as I understand them - are being actively blurred by the enterprise sector.
I agree. In any regulated industry in the US, it is strictly forbidden, as it should be. Not just for the possible vulnerabilities to the devices, but due to the possibility of access to corporate and customer data.
Regarding installing BES vs iTunes...BES is a server side installation. If I am not mistaken iTunes would have to be on each user's PC. I could be wrong though...has Apple come out with an Enterprise ready configuration utility?
I guess the only surprise is why it has taken this long :)
would be interested to hear from any IT folks as to why Good was chosen over native Exchange support. is it more secure? is it easier to manage/deploy from an IT perspective? is it cheaper? conversely, would be interested to hear from any IT folks from companies that have tried the iPhone with Exchange. were people satisfied? more so than with their blackberry devices?
I actually read the answer from someone over on AndoridCentral. They said that they like to use Good because it let them "sandbox" their corporate data so that they can control and if they need to wipe the "sandbox" while the user can personalize the rest of the device.
We haven't used Good in a while but much like BES gives you greater control over the device, Good allows you to set a greater number of security policies than EAS alone. There aren't as many security options as there are with BES but more than EAS alone. It's definitely not less expensive as you not only have the cost of the Good management server itself but each user, at least when we were using it, had to add a Good data option to their cell phone account, again much like you pay extra for BES access on Blackberries.
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Good looks bad to me. Way to ruin the iOS experience by siloing everything inside their clunky app--an IT control freak's dream come true. @Jon has the right idea, regarding the blurring of lines, and IT needs to start thinking a little differently about how they support users. BYOC? The days of a homogeneous Microsoft-only environment are ending soon. Once upon a time, we had very mixed environments, but IT has gotten lazy from drinking the Microsoft Kool-Aid.
Deutsche didn't get the memo? Once you go Black(berry) you never go back.
@ B Oliver- what phone is not hackable?
Yeah I'm sure 80% of the fortune 100 have no idea what they are doing. If only you were there advising them instead of writing on this blog they could have saved their company millions.
My last company had a very successful trial of IOS. I was one of the pilot users and loved it. Soon many others came on board. Unfortunately it ended when a new CIO joined and decided to switch our provider to Verizon, but hey at least he was good enough to appease all of the IOS users by giving us Blackberry Storms as replacements (yes you can assume sarcasm for that last part).
RIM is far from done. Their devices are geared towards those who want a strong communication device.
Never recovered from the Storm fiasco? Are we talking reputation or profits? If it's the later, RIM's profits continue to grow. As for reputation, I would agree that the Storm does not have a good one, but the reputation of the rest of their devices is intact.
Just received my work iPhone4 (aww, so cute next my personal iPhone4). We (one of the largest software companies in the world) started allowing iPhones for everyone in the Fall after a trial period that started with the 3GS. We use EAS provisioning instead of Good and the experience is the first work phone I don't have huge issues with. If I have to carry two devices, it may as well be two iPhones :)
My company, one of the national insurers, in the past few months has adopted iOS, Android, Windows Mobile and Palm OS. All of this is supported through Good Mobile Messaging. While Good may not push emails as quickly as BlackBerry, it is more than sufficient for me. I like how the email client looks just like the native iPhone email app.
My company lets me connect both my iPhone 3GS and my iPad. I do have an iPhone 4, but I keep that purely for personal purposes. They are also going to deploy the ability to support Instant Messaging through Microsoft Office Communicator, which is something I have been missing since I left the BlackBerry about 2 years ago.
We are also looking to deploy iPads to our sales workforce so that they can use them during presentations with customers to showcase our products and capabilities. This is something that our sales force is excited about. Since getting iOS as an approved mobile device, the experience has been fantastic.
We will not be using or recommending ios for any enterprise. Lack of customization and apples control methods are not a good fit.
We have been using BES for about 3 years. However once we started offering Good support almost all of the users allowed to use it have moved from BB to IPhone or Android. The reason we stopped allowing native Exchange support via IPhone was due to issues with IOS upgrades as a couple of the releases had bugs that could bring an Exchange server to its knees and Apple was very slow in coming out with a fix. They had a work around but try supporting that with over 70 offices. Good Email on the IPhone isn't the best a you get notification but have to open the application to get your emails. Hopefully Apple will fix multi-tasking down the road to allow better support for this type of application.
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Aiken Safe Communities on Thursday held its second notification to put a dozen or so violent offenders on notice and tell them: Shape up, or else.
The new crime fighting initiative was first implemented in High Point, N.C., which saw a 54 percent decrease in its violence crime rate since 1990, while the population rose from 75,000 to 107,000. The City of Aiken caught wind of the innovative program and decided to give it a shot.
In January, about a dozen chronic violent offenders who were identified through their criminal records were asked to come to the notification held in the City Council chambers. There, they heard the consequences of the crimes they are committing. In addition to a message of love and care from community members, they also heard from law enforcement about the consequences they face should they reoffend: an expedited trial and stiffer punishments.
Since then, three of the offenders have reached out to the resources available to them; however, two have chosen to continue with criminal activity.
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"You're here because of your past, but your past does not have to be your future," said Sharon Rodgers, president of United Way of Aiken County. "You can change your future. You can become productive members of society."
Chief Charles Barranco, director of the Aiken Deparmtent of Public Safety, was one of several officials on the panel that included Aiken Public Safety, the Aiken County Sheriff's Office, S.C. State Law Enforcement Division, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and the Federal Bureau of Investigations.
"We are tired of the violence on our streets. We are tired of the shootings, and we're especially tired of you involving the youth in these crimes," Barranco said. "The next time you commit an act of violence, you can expect to see us all there. We will make an example of the worst and give fair warning to the rest. We cannot make you do the right thing, but we can make you sorry that you chose to act violently."
One man who was present at the first notification in January was later arrested in February on drug charges; as a result, a pending burglary charge from 2011 was expedited to trial, and he was sentenced earlier this month to 12 years in prison.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Lance Crick called the federal system the "rocket docket."
"From crime to time is 70 days," he said. "That means if you're arrested, you're in court for a plea or a trial 70 days later. We move fast."
Assistant Solicitor Beth Ann Young said the Second Judicial Circuit Solicitor's Office will work with federal attorneys if an offender is rearrested.
"You will not get a plea bargain, you will not hide behind the docket," she said. "We will work with the U.S. attorneys office to determine which agency can prosecute you and get you the longest sentence."
Barranco said afterward he was confident in the message conveyed Thursday.
"It was a clear, concerted message to the offenders," he said. "They were able to see the people who were notified last time that didn't heed the warning."
Shelby Saunders, a spokesman for Aiken Safe Communities Action Team, told the offenders that everyone in that room was there out of love.
"I want you to know that tonight, you are being put on notice that violent crime in the city of Aiken will no longer be tolerated," he said. " ... The people that are out here tonight, they came here because they want to be in support of you."
Teddy Kulmala covers the crime and courts beat for the Aiken Standard and has been with the newspaper since August 2012. He is a native of Williston and majored in communication studies at Clemson University.
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Congratulations, University of Arizona. Your football team just scored a big win over USC–partly because your quarterback played through an almost-certain concussion.
To be fair, it was your biggest victory in two whole years. And the NCAA's not going to penalize you, so why protect your player? It's not like we've learned anything about football and head injuries.
Here was the key sequence of events: In the fourth quarter of Saturday's game, Arizona QB Matt Scott was kicked in the head while sliding during a play. Scott immediately began vomiting on the sidelines, repeatedly, as the game went to commercial.
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However, well-paid Arizona coach Rich Rodriguez and his staff did none of those things. Instead, Scott stayed in the game–and even threw a touchdown pass–before finally going to the sidelines, apparently vomiting again, and being evaluated by trainers for a head injury. Not surprisingly, once Scott was actually forced to undergo a concussion test, he was immediately removed from the game.
By keeping Scott on the field, Arizona had little to lose, other than the game; the NCAA's concussion policy is toothless and links to some of their head-injury resources don't even appear to be working on their website. (Try clicking on "Behind the Blue Disk: NCAA's Approach to Concussions.")
And despite everything we know about head injuries, the culture of complicity extends to those who cover the sport. I didn't actually watch the game, but was told that the announcers were blasé about Scott playing through his big hit. The initial write-ups on ESPN and elsewhere didn't mention the sequence of events; others even celebrated Scott's toughness. "Arizona Wildcats upset USC Trojans behind Matt Scott's heart," wrote SB Nation's Kevin Zimmerman.
(This isn't an isolated incident. Just a few weeks ago, USC star receiver Robert Woods took a shot to the head in a game vs. Utah, stumbled around the field, and was administered a simple three-question concussion test before being allowed back on the field within minutes. As Utah Jazz announcer David Locke pointed out on Twitter, the two events show that "much of [the] concussion talk is lip service," at least on the college level.)
The NCAA wants to give the impression that it cares about its student-athletes; "Health & Safety" comes before "Championships" on the organization's homepage.
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Update, 10/28, 1:40 p.m.: Over at Deadspin, Issac Rauch has video of Matt Scott's concussion. It's important to note that after the timeout shown in the video–where Scott goes to the sidelines, still vomiting– the coaches kept him in the game for several more plays.
Meanwhile, Alberto Abreus in the comments below points out how the game's TV analysts failed Scott, too.
Announcers are never afraid to second-guess a coach for calling a passing play instead of a run, or a run instead of a punt. It's sad that Millen and Joe Tessitore couldn't bring the same vigor to questioning a call that put a player's health at risk.
Update, 10/30, 2:30 a.m.: At Monday's press conference, Rodriguez offered additional detail — although mostly, it was lack of detail — about the sequence of events on Saturday. The coach refused to specify whether Scott had a concussion test, and if he'd passed it.
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