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Mobile Nations Passport Contest: Win the Ultimate iOS Prize Pack!
Login to iMore and leave a comment to this post to be entered to win the Ultimate iOS Prize Pack!
Last week we rolled our new Mobile Nations Passport account system, which makes it easy for any member of iMore to also participate across our other sites. With Passport, you have one account and to rule them all!
In honor of the successful roll out of Passport and thanks to our awesome friends at Gogo, we're celebrating with an amazing cross site contest. Each of our sites is running a contest giving away an Ultimate Prize Pack for their platform. And thanks to Passport, you can easily enter for a shot at winning each prize pack on each site.
How to Enter:
Step 1: Login to iMore and leave a comment to this post to be entered to win the Ultimate iOS Prize Pack!
Register or Login using the links at the top right corner of this site (see where it says Passport Is Live)
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Beyond the Grand Prize, we have awesome runner up prizes as well. Keep reading for more info on the prizes and for the full contest details. Contest is open worldwide and ends at Noon PT on Monday, November 19th. Don't waste time... Enter now! Good Luck!
Mobile Nations Passport Contest - Full Contest Details
Prize Packs:
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Runner Up:
- Nexus 7 Tablet (32GB) - 5 Gogo passes
Runner Up:
- BlackBerry PlayBook (64GB)
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On National Depression Screening Day, October 8
National Crisis Group Offers 10 Tips on Spotting Depression in Children
Between 17 and 20 million Americans are
affected by depression each year, but even as thousands of sites across
the nation are gearing up to screen people and educate them about the
condition on National Depression Screening Day (October 8), experts are
warning America not to forget a largely overlooked part of our
population: children.
In the face of the highly publicized pressures kids face today and a
doubling of the suicide rate among 10- to 14-year-olds in just 10
years, children's experts are warning that it is time to take
depression in children seriously.
"Many people don't expect that children, especially very young ones –
five, six, or seven years old – can be depressed," says Dr. Herbert
Mandell, medical director of the 127-year-old national children's
crisis charity KidsPeace and the KidsPeace Children's Hospital in
Orefield, Pennsylvania. "In addition, people rarely spot depression in
children because kids often don't show all the same, more familiar
signs and symptoms we see in adolescents and adults."
To help parents, teachers, and others, KidsPeace has put together ten
tips on some of the more commonly seen signs of depression in children:
These tips, which are also available at www.kidspeace.org , include:
One of the problems with identifying depression in young children is that they
don't always show depression in the way older people do. Instead of looking
visibly "sad" and "depressed," as adolescents and adults often do, young children
sometimes show little sign outwardly, but will instead manifest it behaviorally.
Any new pattern of angry outbursts, disciplinary problems in school, and aggressive or
negative behavior, including looking or acting bored, especially if kids don't have a past
history of such behaviors, calls for closer attention.
In adults, this may be trouble sleeping. In children and younger teens, there may
be an overabundance of sleep, withdrawing and sleeping after school, or refusing
to get out of bed. In older adolescents, you're more likely to see patterns of
trouble falling asleep and early morning awakening.
Significant weight loss or gain (as much as 25 pounds) one way or the
other in a few months. Although it can vary, it is typical of older
teens to lose weight, while younger children and young teens may gain
Withholding or accidents in children normally old enough to control their bowel movements.
Sudden negative changes in youngsters' interest or performance,
including a drop in grades, disciplinary problems, lack of completing
homework, etc.
A reaction more severe and longer than would normally be expected
following a death, divorce, a move to a new school, etc. Typically,
children can adapt to these stressors within several weeks to, in the
case of a death, up to a year.
The child loses interest and pleasure in activities that were previously a source of
The child gives up old friends and there may be a shift in the type of
friends with whom the child spends time to a group perceived as less
desirable by parents.
Listen well to children when they express a sense of hopelessness. Take
seriously young children and teens if they verbalize that they have no
hope for the future. Expressing feelings of hopelessness may precede a
suicide attempt.
Children may complain of stomachaches or headaches. These complaints
may be accompanied by a withdrawal from typical activities, social
life, and a refusal to go to school. These complaints are cause for
concern and should be explored.
Older children and adolescents tend to be more similar to adults when
depressed, with symptoms that are more familiar to the general public:
Withdrawal, fatigue, irritability, loss of concentration,, greater
interest in morbid themes, and loss of interest in good hygiene, along
with signs listed above.
"It is not unusual for adolescents to go through periods of being sad
or down," says KidsPeace President & CEO William Isemann. "In fact,
it is pretty normal. However, it is important to realize that
depression is serious, and some of these symptoms you may think are
depression may be signs of other issues, including medical problems."
How to Take Action
When symptoms persist for more than a couple of weeks, or if there is
more than one, it is time to take action. Check the signs of childhood
depression at www.kidspeace.org , talk to your family doctor and get
help. Be sure to touch base with your child's school to share
information, as well. Best of all, to make sure you are protecting your
children, talk to your kids on an ongoing basis so that you know what
is normal for your kids and what is not. If you suspect a problem, you
can find a National Depression Screening Day center near you by going
to the website www.mentalhealthscreening.org .
A resource for kids facing depression and other issues: TeenCentral.Net
One free resource to help children themselves is an innovative website,
TeenCentral.Net, created by KidsPeace with the help and support of the
nation's leading child experts at Harvard and Brown. TeenCentral.Net
gives kids clinically screened help and advice, assisting kids to
identify and work through problems before they become overwhelming.
National Depression Screening Day
National Depression Screening Day is held each year and is designed to
call attention to the illnesses of depression on a national level. The
week helps educate the public about symptoms and effective treatment,
offers individuals the opportunity to be screened for the disorders,
and can help connect those in need of treatment to the mental health
care system. For a site near you, go to www.mentalhealthscreening.org .
About KidsPeace
KidsPeace is a 127-year-old national charity dedicated to giving help,
hope and healing to America's children facing crisis. Founded in
Bethlehem, Pa., this organization directly helps thousands of children
a day at more than 50 centers around the country to overcome the crises
of growing up. KidsPeace helps millions more each year through
educational outreach and awareness programs designed to help America's
kids and parents anticipate, intervene in and master crises that can
affect any child – from disasters and personal traumas to family issues
and neglect to life-threatening depression, eating disorders, and the
many stresses of modern life. KidsPeace recently won a Gold Seal of
Approval from the Joint Commission, was named "The Outstanding
Organization" of its kind in the country by the American Association of
Psychiatric Services for Children, and was called "a prototype of what
we need for all children everywhere" by the late, nationally renowned
child and family expert, Dr. Lee Salk.
KidsPeace was born in the
Lehigh Valley more than 127 years ago as the Children's Home of South Bethlehem
as a charity that served as home to children whose parents had succumbed to a
Smallpox epidemic. In 1943 the name became Wiley House. Over the years, the
non-profit organization introduced new services such as foster care, day
treatment, specialized schools and expanded to other states. With residential
centers in Maine, Minnesota and Georgia and foster care offices across the
country, KidsPeace has remained firmly rooted in the Lehigh Valley. In 1992,
leadership decided to change the name to KidsPeace, a brand name that could be
easily recognized around the country. We remain a private charitable
organization that was never purchased by a large, impersonal corporation. We were as important a part of the
community in 1882 as we are today.
Good Neighbors
The sense of community is
very strong within KidsPeace. Our associates live in the Lehigh Valley, and the
majority of the children we treat in PA our from local areas. We volunteer to
participate in walks for such causes as autism, ALS, autism and suicide
awareness, raising money for local charities through our efforts. Our
counselors instill a sense of giving back to the community in all of our
programs, taking them to help out with local food banks, book sales, church
programs, fundraisers for individuals in need, cleaning up public areas and
carrying parcels or discarded computers or other large pieces during town cleanup
days. The children make gifts and cards for military members stationed abroad,
visit with the elderly to brighten their days and entertain community members
with choirs, dance teams and theatrical performances.
The KidsPeace leadership
participates in the community to assist legislators draft bills and discuss
issues that are important to all children in Pennsylvania. Our associates speak
at meetings and events of importance to educators, parents and children, and
our emergency response team volunteers to counsel school children who have
suffered a trauma such as an accident that has killed a fellow student or an
act of violence that raises fear in children in teens.
Our annual soccer
tournament brings more than 4,000 players, families and spectators to the
Lehigh Valley for a weekend in August, offering great competitive sport. The
event also contributes to the economy of the area while raising funds for the
KidsPeace children. Many of our events are open to the public including our
KidsPeace Auxiliary Fashion Show, golf tournament, sporting clays day, autumn
ball and trainings. We publish a free award-winning publication called Healing
Magazine, which is released to
readers twice year. Our free website, www.TeenCentral.Net
is a wonderful anonymous source of advice from Master's level counselors to
teens who have nowhere to turn and appreciate a safe place to "log on and work
it out." TeenCentral.Net also provides visitors with news, celebrity stories,
obesity advice and recommended books.
What we Do
KidsPeace is headquartered
in Schnecksville, PA, and our largest campus is located across Route 309 on 255
acres of peaceful, wooded land that provides the children in our care with
space to play, explore and enjoy a beautiful natural setting. This beautiful
spot has become a vital location in the Lehigh Valley where neighbors and
friends visit to use the Olympic sized swimming pool, compete in our annual
soccer tournaments and attend fundraisers and celebrations of our efforts to
provide top services to our children.
The children we serve at
KidsPeace in the Lehigh Valley on both our Orchard Hills Campus and Broadway
Campus in Bethlehem are your neighbors, your children's classmates, members of
your church and friends who have hit a rough patch and need some time in one of
our many programs to help them get back on track and deal with their issues
with the assistance of highly trained professionals. Our Orchard Hills Campus
is unique in the fact that we operate a 72 bed children's psychiatric hospital
on the grounds that can accommodate the most acute mental health, behavior or
emotional issues and then place the child in a residential program to finish
the healing process. We also offer an array of community-based services around
the Lehigh Valley that work with children and their families to avoid
residential services or as step down from residential.
In Berks County, PA,
KidsPeace also has a campus that provides regular and special education as sell
as three levels of partial hospitalization that provide treatment as well as
classroom work that allows the children to keep up with their local school
work. The Berks Campus boasts an organic garden and a vermicomposting project
that recycles paper and food waste and composts it into rich soil for the
vegetable and flower gardens, which prove very therapeutic for the children who
work the beds.
KidsPeace has some 50
foster care and community programs (FCCP) around the country. Our associates
carefully match children and foster families to ensure a good fit and reduce
the number of placements in additional foster homes for the children whose
original placements do not work out. Our Pennsylvania offices also work with
the State adoption agency SWAN, as well as other agencies that arrange for
international adoptions. Visit http://www.kidspeace.org/Foster.aspx
for more information on our foster care and adoption services.
Education is a large part
of our work in the Lehigh Valley, and we have regular and special education
classrooms on the Orchard Hills and Bethlehem campuses for residential students
and children who attend partial hospitalization programs or who require
specialized classrooms with low student to teacher ratios.
KidsPeace is also a large
employer in the Lehigh Valley, and our associates live and shop and enjoy
themselves here. The organization supports the local economy by purchasing
local goods and utilizing local businesses to supply our campuses. We purchase
many of our consumables right here in the Lehigh Valley as well.
The next time you pass a
sign for KidsPeace or see one of vans transporting children around the Lehigh
Valley, think of us as a good neighbor and understand that our commitment and
ties to the children and families of the Lehigh Valley are strong and deeply

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- Willamette
- Atkinson Graduate School of Management
- Events
- 2013
- MBA-P Prospective Students: Open House in Portland
MBA-P Prospective Students: Open House in Portland
Thursday, October 17, 2013
Willamette University Portland Center
905 NW 12th Avenue, Suite 110
Portland, Oregon 97209
(at NW 12th and Kearney in the riverTec Building)
Learn how a Willamette MBA can equip you with the tools to accelerate your career progression, enhance your business knowledge and give you confidence and leadership tools to achieve your goals.
The evening includes an overview presentation of the MBA for Professionals program, application and admission tips and a question and answer session. Those who are interested are welcome to stay for a class visit directly following the information session.
5:00 – 6:00pm – overview, application tips and Q&A
6:00 – 8:00pm – Visit the Strategic Management Class, dinner is included (optional)


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STORYTIME for preschoolers will be held on Thursday, February 28 at 10 a.m. at the Yadkin County Public Library.
STORYTIME is an early literacy program specifically geared for preschoolers 2-5 years old. The theme for this week's program will be "Terrific Trains," featuring the letter "T" and highlighting the literacy skill phonological awareness. All STORYTIME programs are free and open to the public.
Make plans now to bring your child or grandchild for an entertaining and educational experience, with stories, music and crafts as we help get them "Ready to Read" with the "Every Child Ready to Read @ your Library" program.
The Northwestern Regional Library High School Quiz Bowl 2013 has been rescheduled for Saturday, March 9, 2013 at 10:00 am at the Andy Griffith Playhouse in Mount Airy. Quiz Bowl teams from high schools in Alleghany, Stokes, Surry and Yadkin counties are eligible to participate. Registration begins at 9:30 am with competition beginning at 10:00 am. Come out and support your local high school!
The Northwestern Regional Library system is holding a Traveling Quilt Raffle Fundraiser now through June 1st. This beautiful handmade quilt was designed by Carol McDowell, an Elkin resident and member of the Elkin Library Board. Tickets can be purchased at any NWRL branch for $1.00 each or six for $5.00. The quilt will be on display at the Yadkin County Public Library the week of March 11-15 and will also be on display weekly at each of the other NWRL branches until June 1st.
For a complete list of date and locations, please see the Region's "What's Happening" page on our NWRL website. Drawing for the quilt will be held on Saturday, June 1st at the Lone Hickory Arena in Yadkinville, in conjunction with our 2nd annual Ride for Readers. For more information, please contact your local NWRL library.
The Yadkin County Public Library, in partnership with Yadkin Christian Ministries, will be providing free tax preparation through the IRS's Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) and Tax Counseling for the Elderly (TCE) programs. The mission of these programs is to provide free basic tax return preparation for low-to moderate income taxpayers, elderly taxpayers and taxpayers with disabilities, limited English proficiency or military. To qualify, families must have an income of less than $50,000.
Free tax preparation will be held at the Yadkin County Public Library on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9:00 am – 12:00 pm and will continue each Wednesday and Thursday until April 11, 2012. Tax assistance is a free service that is on a first come, first served basis.
The Yadkin County Public Library is a member of the Northwestern Regional Library system, comprised of libraries in Alleghany, Stokes, Surry and Yadkin counties.
The library's normal operating hours are as follows: Mondays and Thursdays 8:30 am – 6:30 pm and Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 8:30 am – 5:30 pm.


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At a glance: Social Studies
The department emphasizes research and writing and encourages students to present their findings at professional meetings. This is an important factor in helping our graduates find employment. Visits to high school classrooms early in your career will help you decide if teaching is the right choice. Social Studies majors also earn a second major in History, as well as the equivalent of a minor in professional education. Doing so distinguishes our program from many others. Students may do their student teaching in a variety of settings that range from small towns to large urban schools, and can include international opportunities. Visit the Department of Education for more information on teacher licensure program.
- The Social Studies major prepares students for careers in secondary education, and for graduate school. Students who take this major receive a broad background in the Social Studies, including History, Political Science, Economics, Geography, Psychology Anthropology, and Sociology, as well as training in professional education techniques.
- Professor Crawford, the Social Studies advisor, has his PhD, as well as eight years of experience teaching high school students in South Dakota and Iowa.
- Faculty research and teaching interests include Modern US, East Asian, Sport History, and the use of sport to teach Social Studies.
- The Social Studies major emphasizes combining classroom content with practical experience, and student teaching experiences are offered in nearby high schools or even in international schools.
The department is located in the most historic building on Ohio Northern's campus, Hill Memorial Building. Hill is the oldest building on campus, but it houses the latest in instructional technology, a computer laboratory and a welcoming environment for students and faculty alike.
Program outcomes
Our graduates have been successful at finding positions in the local area as well as in states such as Maryland, North Carolina, Texas, and Arizona, among others.
Professional placement
Students work in a wide range of internships through the Washington Center. In past years, HPJ students have worked as interns with the U.S. Marshals, The Smithsonian Institution, U.S. House of Representatives Minority Leader John Boehner's Office, and have completed their student teaching in Switzerland and England. This only scratches the surface of the exciting opportunities open to our students, and many of them have used the connections made there to find positions upon graduation.
Students have taken advantage of study abroad opportunities in Spain, South Korea, Cuba, Great Britain, Chile, France, and many other nations.
Career opportunities
Our graduates are finding work in exciting jobs with the U.S. Secret Service, state and local historical societies, public schools from New Hampshire to Southern California, the U.S. House Armed Services Committee, Congress, and the Ohio Supreme Court.


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COMMON BRAND NAME(S): Pepcid
Famotidine is used to treat ulcers of the stomach or intestines. It may be used to prevent intestinal ulcers from returning after treatment. This medication is also used to treat certain stomach and throat problems caused by too much acid (e.g., Zollinger-Ellison syndrome, erosive esophagitis) or a backward flow of stomach acid into the esophagus (gastroesophageal reflux disease-GERD).
This form of famotidine is given by vein and is used to treat these conditions for a short time when you cannot take the medication by mouth. Your doctor should switch you to taking this medication by mouth when possible.
Famotidine is known as an H2 histamine blocker. It works by reducing the amount of acid in your stomach. This helps heal and prevent ulcers and improves symptoms such as heartburn and stomach pain.
This medication is injected into a vein as directed by your doctor. The dosage and length of treatment are based on your medical condition and response to treatment. In children, dosage may also be based on body weight.
If you are giving this medication to yourself at home, learn all preparation and usage instructions from your health care professional. Before injecting each dose, clean the injection site with rubbing alcohol. Before using, check this product visually for particles or discoloration. If either is present, do not use the liquid. Learn how to store and discard medical supplies safely.
Tell your doctor if your condition persists or worsens.
Headache, constipation, diarrhea, dizziness, and pain/redness at the injection site may occur. If any of these effects persist or worsen, tell your doctor or pharmacist promptly.
Remember that your doctor has prescribed this medication because he or she has judged that the benefit to you is greater than the risk of side effects. Many people using this medication do not have serious side effects.
Tell your doctor right away if you have any serious side effects, including: easy bruising/bleeding, fast/slow/irregular heartbeat, signs of infection (e.g., fever, persistent sore throat, cough), mental/mood changes (e.g., restlessness, confusion, depression), hearing/seeing things that are not there (hallucinations), seizure.
A very serious allergic reaction to this drug is unlikely, but get medical help right away if it occurs. Symptoms of a serious allergic reaction may include: rash, itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat), severe dizziness, trouble breathing.
This is not a complete list of possible side effects. If you notice other effects not listed above, contact your doctor or pharmacist.
In the US -
Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
In Canada - Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to Health Canada at 1-866-234-2345.
Before using famotidine, tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are allergic to it; or to other acid reducers (e.g., cimetidine, ranitidine); or if you have any other allergies. This product may contain inactive ingredients, which can cause allergic reactions or other problems. Talk to your pharmacist for more details.
Before using this medication, tell your doctor or pharmacist your medical history, especially of: immune system problems, kidney problems, liver problems, lung problems (e.g., asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease-COPD), other stomach problems (e.g., tumors).
Some symptoms may actually be signs of a more serious condition. Get medical help right away if you have: heartburn with lightheadedness/sweating/dizziness, chest/jaw/arm/shoulder pain (especially with shortness of breath, unusual sweating), unexplained weight loss.
This drug may make you dizzy. Do not drive, use machinery, or do any activity that requires alertness until you are sure you can perform such activities safely. Limit alcoholic beverages.
Older adults may be more sensitive to the side effects of this drug, especially confusion.
Famotidine should be used only when clearly needed during pregnancy. Discuss the risks and benefits with your doctor.
This drug passes into breast milk. Consult your doctor before breast-feeding.
Drug interactions may change how your medications work or increase your risk for serious side effects. This document does not contain all possible drug interactions. Keep a list of all the products you use (including prescription/nonprescription drugs and herbal products) and share it with your doctor and pharmacist. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicines without your doctor's approval.
Since famotidine reduces the amount of acid in your stomach, it may also change the absorption of certain medications and affect how they work. Some examples of affected drugs include atazanavir, dasatinib, delavirdine, certain azole antifungals (such as itraconazole, ketoconazole), pazopanib, among others. Ask your doctor or pharmacist if any of the medications you take are affected by famotidine and how to manage this interaction.
Check the labels on all your medicines because they may contain aspirin or aspirin-like NSAIDs (e.g., ibuprofen, naproxen) that can cause stomach irritation/ulcers. Ask your doctor or pharmacist about the safe use of these products. Low-dose aspirin, as prescribed by your doctor for specific medical reasons such as heart attack or stroke prevention (usually at dosages of 81-325 milligrams per day), should be continued. Consult your doctor for more details.
This medication and other H2 blockers (e.g., cimetidine, ranitidine, nizatidine) are available both over-the-counter and by prescription. Do not take them at the same time.
If overdose is suspected, contact a poison control center or emergency room immediately. US residents can call their local poison control center at 1-800-222-1222. Canada residents can call a provincial poison control center.
Do not share this medication with others.
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|Alden Invitational (12/5/2009)
|Maine (2/4/2012)
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Originally posted by lizardbones
While I don't know the internal details of the Hero Engine or Unreal Engine or any others besides my own, I'd be absolutely shocked if any 3D game engines don't have a bunch of different coordinate systems floating around with various means to convert from one to another. They might try to hide the details from a programmer, but what you can do is extremely restricted if you only have one universal coordinate system. Nothing in the game world would be able to rotate at all, the camera would be unable to move, it would be impossible to resize or even move the game window, and quite a few other things that we take for granted would be impossible.
My methods for converting from one regional coordinate system to a different region's coordinate system are unusual (and made necessary by having a spherical world), but the rest is just the way 3D graphics are done and have been done since the early days of OpenGL and Direct3D.
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Originally posted by asmkm22
If you have full access to the source code and can modify it however you like, then you're not restricted at all by what the game engine is designed to do. If it's not built to handle something you want, then you can change it to have the capabilities that you want. If your game engine programmer(s) are terrible, then that could hamstring you, but the problem isn't the starting point.
Using an off-the-shelf game engine only cripples you if you're not able to modify it however you please.
Originally posted by OG_Zorvan
I've read that and it basically confirms what I was saying: Bioware needed something fast and chose Hero Engine because it has impressive development tools (it does). There are limitations in the engine, especially the early build that they purchased, which explain a lot of the design decisions behind SWtOR though.
For example, the common criticism of SWtOR being nothing but a bunch of coridoors and rooms has to do with how the Hero Engine handles zones and terrain. Even their open world areas, like Tatooine and Alderan, simply use tricks to prevent the player from ever being able to see off very far in the distance. Stuff like "dog leg" shaped maps, and painted skyboxes for "distant terrain."
The engine now has what's called "seamless 2.0" which does make open world a bit more viable, in that you can link two zones together without using a transition piece, however it is still limited enough that you still have to design your grid of zones in such a way as to prevent the player from loading too many zones at one time.
Example: (zones named A, B, C, and D)
As you move from zone A to B, the engine knows it needs to start loading up zone B into memory, so that when you reach zone B, the transition is seamless to the player (who thinks they are just in the same open are).
If you move from zone A to D, the engine would end up having to load zones B, C, and D because you are potentially going to any of them (they are all in sight from the south east corner of zone A). This overhoad of loading additional zones up is very significant, and something the engine isn't designed for.
So from a game design standpoint, you'd have to take that limitation into consideration and setup your map so that something is in the middle of all four zones, such as a moutain or very large building, preventing the possibility of running into that situation.
This is not all that uncommon for game design anyway. You see it a lot in cities, where they are designed to be a big circle (Ironforge in WoW, Sanctuary in Rift, Human captial in GW2, etc).
Anyway, I only mentioned it because of the complaints people have of MMO's that aren't open-world enough. It often has to do with the game engine limitations. WoW used to have this problem, but was updated with Cata out of necessity.
Originally posted by Quizzical
This is true, but there are a few things to note:
First, Hero Cloud (the $99 sub version) doesn't give access to the source code. I mention that due to the relevance of this thread.
Second, significantly modifying engine source code is not at all trivial or quick to impliment. Could Bioware have significatly modified the engine source code to better suite their needs? Of course, and they did plenty of development on it as it stands. What they didn't do was fundementally rewrite how the engine loads and renders zones.
For anyone looking to do that, I'd just recommend going with the UDK anyway, and building up the middleware needed for an MMO. It would be less work, and give you more control. That's my opinion anyway.
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Originally posted by Quizzical
ok thanks, that makes sense.
Originally posted by asmkm22
That's not a problem of the Hero Engine in particular. That's simply accepting the reality of what modern computer hardware can handle. You can only draw so many things in a frame at once. You can only load so many things into video memory at once. You can only load so many things into system memory at once. You can only load things off of a hard drive (or even an SSD) so fast. The restrictions depend some on what you want the minimum system requirements to be, and some on how efficient you are at programming it.
But at some point, you're faced with a choice of either saying, we're going to put obstacles in the way so that players can never see very far, or else we're simply not going to draw anything beyond a certain distance and it will suddenly appear out of thin air as the player gets closer.
Originally posted by asmkm22
And modifying how the game engine works is harder if you weren't the one that made it in the first place to already understand how it works. And if you've got a bunch of assets already in place that assume the old way and will break if you change it.
But still, how do you know that they didn't change it? There have been a lot of changes to my game engine that I've made that didn't have any obvious effect on gameplay, but involved some very fundamental reorganizations under the hood. At one point, I changed how tree branches were set up so as to involve 3 calls to a trig function, rather than an average of 24, but still pulled from the same distribution as before so that there wasn't any obvious change. (This change alone shaved about a full second off of the game loading time--which is significant for a game that now takes about 3 seconds to load.)
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Originally posted by lizardbones
A working but somewhat clunky example of it being done in Unreal can be found in Vanguard: Saga of Heroes. You see a render of the next region's terrain but any dynamic content is not yet visible. You can also tell by the occasional stuttering when you are crossing from one chunk to another. In Lineage 2, the transition is similar but much smoother. There are several reasons for that including it being a heavily modified version of Unreal and optimized separation of loot, mobs and maps on dedicated servers.
Most engines, though, work on the same basic principle of predicting where you are headed next and preloading content from the next area over. In talking with someone who had worked on DAoC (engine: NetImmerse/Gamebryo), he had described it by saying to imagine your character was inside a huge sphere or hamster ball, and as you travelled the content ahead was preloaded or "projected" onto that sphere, so there would be a "rolling" update of terrain as you moved to reduce the amount of loading while rendering.
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Originally posted by Quizzical
There are plenty of engines that handle it better than Hero Engine. Unreal, for example. It's certainly not limited to Hero Engine, no, but it's also not as much of a "fact of life" limitation as you think. Things like loading assets into memory, like you mention, are certainly limited to hardware capabilities on the client end. The challenges an MMO game has is that it's having to do a whole lot more than just that. You have load in aditional actors, players, monsters, monster ai, loot tables, changes, combat information, and more, all of which need to get broadcast out to any number of players.
Loading several zones in memory as needed when it's just one person isn't a big deal. It's limited in much the same way you mention. Loading them with a lot of stuff going on, such as player activity, can bring a server to it's knees, much less the client.
There are plenty of ways to do open world designs for an MMO, just not with many of the game engines out. Unreal is an exception only because the sourcecode is free, and it's pretty stripped down. 90% of the work required would be replacing the default networking code to something more MMO-friendly. Beyond that, the engine handles open world beautifully.
Originally posted by Quizzical
I don't know for sure that they didn't change it. What I do know, is that there would have been no reason to change it if they were just going to design the game maps with the limitationsi n mind anyway, which they did. I can go map by map and see places where something exists for the sake of breaking LoS to another area, or how outdoor maps are connected through vast empty no-mans-land sections that kill you for entering, or how deep water was avoided (Hero Engine deals with water pretty poorly, especially in the transition from in and out of it).
If they went to the trouble of changing the engine to support a less restrictive map design, then they forgot to design their maps with less restrictions. That's all I know.
Originally posted by Loktofeit
How you want to load things depends greatly on how your data is structured. The way I do it is to load a catalogue of everything in the entire game into system memory at launch, broken into 392 zones--not the same zones as the 32 regions of my game world. Every 100 ms, one thread will check nearby zones to look for particular objects to see if there are any that aren't yet loaded but are close enough that they should be. If it finds any, then it passes them along to another thread and asks for them to be loaded.
The next thread then organizes things of what is in the process of being loaded and passes along requests to create the relevant textures to some other threads. The other "threads" is usually 1-2, depending on how many processor cores you have, but it will open up a separate thread for each core when you're first loading the game or switch characters (so it has to dump everything that is already loaded and load everything for the new region), and then close the excess threads once that is done. I generate textures on the processor rather than loading them from a hard drive, which is highly unusual. (Speaking of things that Hero Engine 2 isn't built for...)
Once all of the textures for an object are loaded, the thread that organizes this will pass them along to the rendering thread to upload them to the video card, and then pass the complete object along to a different thread (or rather, pool of threads, with the number again depending on how many processor cores you have) that organizes which objects need to actually be drawn in a given frame. Except for when first loading the game or switching characters, I'll only send so many textures to the rendering thread to upload per frame, so as to avoid hitching. This sometimes delays an object appearing in the game world by some tens of milliseconds.
Something else that I do that is probably very unusual is that all vertex data for the entire game is loaded at launch, so the video card never has to worry about loading or unloading various models. Uniforms are changed, mostly on a per-object basis, and textures have to be loaded and deleted. But the vertex data doesn't. For most games, that's impractical because of the need for lots of different models in your game world. But tessellation makes it so that if two surfaces are homeomorphic, they can use exactly the same vertex data, rather than needing separate vertex models.
Originally posted by asmkm22
To the contrary, you might make a major overhaul to get 20% or 50% or some such better performance for the way your particular data is structured. You can use that up to draw more and further away, but it's not enough to eliminate restrictions on what you can draw entirely. A 500% performance improvement wouldn't be enough to eliminate all of the -restrictions. Nor would 5000%, in spite of probably being impossible to achieve.
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It's adding an additional coordinate system that didn't already exist that would get messy with Unreal. You'd have to unroll the soccer ball and keep track of the player's positions on the hexagons outside the system and teleport the players around from hexagon edge to hexagon edge. You'd also have to mimic activity happening at the edges so it didn't look like the players were running off the edge of the world or into some sort of mysterious mist. That doesn't even get into some of the hexagons apparently not being the same shape and all the edges not exactly meeting up if you unroll the soccer ball and lay it out flat.
So I guess it's not impossible, but it seems messy and like it would be a lot easier to just have a flat world and maybe cheat at the edges with tall walls and teleports in specific locations.
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Originally posted by bishbosh
You are digging yourself a deeper hole, your post are growing more ignorant by the count. Not sure what you are trying to prove but your points couldn't be more far off then they are right now. There are a handful of games using HeroEngine in development. The engine just became affordable to the indie 2 years ago, it takes longer than that to build an mmo genius. Dominus shutdown due to lack of funding, has nothing to do with Hero. Tor runs fine on my computer, not sure what you are talikng about, try upgrading your rig. Faxion Online would have been crap in any engine, ugly models, concept and lore. The Repopulation is using Hero, Visions of Zosimos, PathFinder Online and many other. Grow up, just because you didn't have the brain power to use Hero doesn't mean it's a bad engine, you just don't know how to use it.
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Which makes sense. I think it would only get weird in trying to create a "round" world. Even a cylinder would be weird. The map would actually be flat, but the player would teleport at the edges, and before the point of teleporting, the player would "see" things from the other edge of the map.
My original questions about gravity were because I had an idea* for a game where players were on smallish spheres, each with their own gravity. Players would be able to travel from sphere to sphere, run around the spheres and the spheres themselves would be small enough to see the curvature. I couldn't think of any way to do this with multiple players on the same sphere in something like Unreal or Hero.
* Of course I had an idea. Who doesn't?
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Originally posted by lizardbones
Your idea sounds like of like Super Mario Galaxy.
I have a function that basically takes coordinates in one region and converts them to find exactly the same spot in the coordinate system of a different region.
Where it gets complicated is at vertices, where you effectively have a pentagon and two hexagons meeting, but there's a 12 degree gap if you lay them flat. The game engine makes sure that you can't see on all sides of the vertex at once in order to cover up that 12 degree gap. If you run around the wall that blocks a vertex (big brick walls that ostensibly serve to keep monsters out of cities), you only have to turn by 348 degrees to get back to where you started.
Originally posted by Quizzical
I'm sorry, but your response makes no sense in relation to my comment...
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I'm not sure if this has been mentioned but most engine makers have a non-commercial version of their engines so you can at least experiment and see whats what in making a game.
Now that I've read the thread they have been mentioned but heres the links anyway.
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Originally posted by Quizzical
The point is for small projects, not the fact that SWTOR used a modified version of hero. I code myself, and I understand the merits of writing your own code to do exactly what you want/need it to do.
However I completely disagree with you on it being easy to write your own 3D game engine, especially for a small indy dev team. Besides the whole 3D world, lighting, sound and physics, there's netcode, weather, APIs and many other systems that would need to be put in from scratch. If making a good 3D engine was easy, the market wouldn't need engines like Hero, Unity, Unreal, iD Tech, Source, etc. Indy projects like Greed Monger and The Repopulation are using someone else's engine for a reason, and a lot of higher-end 3D games are licensing engines from companies that already did most of the hard work.
A sure sign that you are in an old, dying paradigm/mindset, is when you are scared of new ideas and new technology. Don't feel bad. The world is moving on without you, and you are welcome to yell "Get Off My Lawn!" all you want while it happens. You cannot, however, stop an idea whose time has come.
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Originally posted by OG_Zorvan
tera online runs of unreal engine. one of the smoothest, highest fps mmorpgs i have played while also having excellent graphics. I was getting higher fps then gw2 and rift on tera. unreal in the form of UDK is not good for mmorpgs the unreal engine including source code is excellent for any type of game.
i dont think you really understand what a game engine is or how game related software works. i dont think there is any game engine out there which has good built in multiplayer. developers write their own multipler server client software and generally use the game engine for renedering, physics, creating the game world. multiplayer by nature has to be written speficially for each game if you want to optimise server load, prevent hacks, compensate for latency, minimise lag etc etc...
my whole point is that many engines offer built in multiplayer solutions (eg unity, hero engine, unreal) but no serious game developer uses these built in solutions because they suck.


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I find it strange that your pedi is so against changing formulas if he's gaining so well. But, I also don't know about the reflux formulas and if they actually help. Alexander had a dairy intolerance as well as reflux and when we got him off Neosure (and onto a soy based formula) he felt much better. Neither of my boys could tolerate Zantac. It made Jonathan vomit more. We've had good luck with Axid (and Prevacid for Alexander when he was older). If it were me, I'd push the pedi (or talk to another GI doc) more because I don't think it's fair to keep a baby in that kind of misery without trying some other things.
I forget how old he is, but is he on solids yet? I gave my boys cereal at 5 months and always before bed so there was something a little thicker in their tummies before they were laying down. We're still waiting for Jonathan to outgrow his - fortunately, he's a "happy spitter" now.


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I traveled to Idaho and found the mindset of Idahoans clearly focussed on preparation and survival. In fact I went to a couple of "Preparedness" stores and saw that even Walmart is in on the action.
I found a "Preparedness Center" at the local Walmart.It may be because of the fairly large LDS (Mormon) population in the area, however, it is interesting since "Preppers" and "Survivalists" outside the Rocky Mountain states probably don't see this in the Walmart stores in their areas. There are buckets of grains, canned goods, freeze-dried food items and blue water drums. Walmart isn't the only store I visited in my quest to stock up.
I stopped into the local "Army Surplus" store and it was like a kid in a candy store. So much I wanted but focussed mostly on my prep needs.
More Meals Ready to Eat (MRE) were on display as were the blue water drums. I bought six 55-gallon drums for one of my alternative E&E sites. I passed on the MREs as I personally prefer the freeze-dried foods with the indefinite shelf life. Next I went to Home Depot and got some shelve units that I set up and started to load with food and survival gear.
Upper Shelves
Lower Shelves
I loaded one set of shelves with cases of Mountain House freeze-dried and cases of spices, canned Red Feather butter and canned Red Feather cheese. I have a few buckets of grains and will pick up a few "Gamma Lids" later.
My next project was to build shelves for ammo and firearm accessories. I put a case of 7.65 Argentine, one case of Czech milsurp and four cases of milsurp Russian 7.62x54R on the floor, pistol and shotgun ammo on the middle shelves and 7.62x39 ammo on the upper shelf with the loaded AK-47 magazines in the green vinyl five-cell pouches.
Of course I had to get a decent 40-gun safe (Heritage) to hold a variety of handguns, shotguns and rifles. In all, it has been a decent holiday break and I did get a few things accomplished.
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DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES This trio of anglers has remained friends and fishing buddies for more than a decade. But this is the first time all three have fished Baffin Bay together with Aubrey Black.
The trout in Baffin Bay looked fat and healthy. This 27-inch fish probably weighed between 6 and 7 pounds. It was released.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Yep, not quite 30 inches but better than 29. Aubrey Black removed his reel to get an accurate measurement of Marcus Canales' trout by laying the fish against the ruler on his fishing rod.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES After enjoying a day with friends that produced nine trout that measured 25 inches or better, Robbie Siler returned the followed day and caught this trout that also went over the 25-inch mark.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Marcus Canales prepares to release his big trout. The fish eclipsed his previous best by about an inch, measuring 29 inches and change.
Carlos Villarreal caught several trout last Sunday, including this 23-inch fish. His personal best from the previous day measured 28 inches.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Once his trout was safely in the net, Marcus Canales relaxes and begins to celebrate catching the biggest trout of the weekend and of his life so far.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Late summer trout are fattening up for their September spawn, which is considered the second most productive spawn next to the early release of egg in spring.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Aubrey Black weighs Marcus Canales' best trout on his BogaGrip. The hand held scale put the fish at a little heavier than eight pounds.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Still shaking from the experience, Marcus Canales on left poses with Aubrey Black after catching the biggest trout of his life.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Marcus Canales attempts to scoop the biggest trout of his life from Baffin Bay. Apparently the fish was not ready to be netted just yet.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES With time running out on a two-day Baffin Bay fishing trip, Marcus Canales caught this trout that weight more than eight pounds and measures just over 29 inches. It's his personal best.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Carlos Villarreal, on right, caught his personal best trout the previous day and then returned to catch this 26-inch trout, which was two inches shorter than his record.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES While the group released trout that measured 25 inches or better, they caught enough mid-size fish to bring back to their families.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Robbie Siler of Lago Vista caught this trout that measured just over 25 inches after catching three 23-inchers the previous day.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Marcus Canales prepares to release his big trout. The fish bested his previous best by about an inch, measuring 29 inches and change.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Carlos Villarreal caught this first several trout on Sunday, including this 23-inch fish. His personal best from the previous day measured 28 inches.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Aubrey Black prepares a 27-inch trout for release into Baffin Bay near the end of a successful weekend of trophy trout fishing.


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Colorado Gun Statute Could Ban All Magazines, Sheriffs Plan Lawsuit
"The simple fact is that virtually every magazine on the market has an open floor plate, and that design makes every magazine readily convertible," reads a report from the firm. Their end analysis concludes that the bill is "unconstitutionally vague" and filled with "structural flaws." The full report can be read here.
Colorado Gun Statute Could Ban All Magazines, Sheriffs Plan Lawsuit - H&H WireShots
In the liberals haste to jump on the band wagon and go anti gun.. They are just sitting in their offices and writing down anti gun bills.. Not knowing a damn thing about the legal aspects of what they are writing.. Calling magazines clips, weapons "assault weapons." Now this is all fine and great for them..
Sheriffs associations from N.Y. to the western states are saying.
"Not only does this law have no legal bearing, it makes no sense. A first year law student could get this tossed out of court. We are ignoring your scribble."
Let them feel good, let them keep writing.. The link hints at gun manufactures and the NRA fighting back..
Keep writing idiots, nobody is paying attention, even the L.O.s are laughing.
Insurance, get bent. So sue me, get in line.


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There is a movie coming out soon titled, "Compliance. It's based on true events.
Bottom line it shows how many people will do unimaginable things to comply with authority.
The strip search prank call scam was a series of incidents occurring for roughly a decade.... These incidents involved a man calling a restaurant or grocery store, claiming to be a police detective, and convincing managers to conduct strip searches of female employees or perform other unusual acts on behalf of the police. The calls were usually placed to fast-food restaurants in small rural towns.
Over 70 such occurrences were reported in 30 U.S. States,...
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The incident portrayed in the movie occurred in Mount Washington, Kentucky at a McDonald's. The *police detective* called and managed to convinced the female supervisor to call in the accused young woman, frisk her, and even did a strip search. When The manager told the supposed police detective she had to get to work he convinced her to call someone she trusted to guard the naked young woman. The manager called her fiance to come watch the young woman. The police detective convinced the man to have the girl do jumping jacks (naked), do a body cavity search and perform a sexual act.
All done by what one would assume to be average, every day people. Complying with an authority figure.
I thought it was fascinating. ( I was captivated by The Milgram Experiment, as well.)
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I don't know if it just me but is there something wrong with the beginning of this article?
How to record, trim, edit, and share videos on an iPhone or iPad
The iPhone and iPad both have a built-in Camera app that not only lets you capture photos, but also does a surprisingly good job at recording video as well. With the Photos app you can even trim and share your videos right from your iPhone or iPad, no computer necessary!
How to record video on your iPhone or iPad
- Launch the Camera app on your iPhone or iPad.
- Swipe to the right once in order to switch from photo to video mode.
- Tap the capture button and start recording.
- Remember that you can tap to focus any time while recording. You can also lock the focus if you want by holding down until you see the AE/AF Lock text appear. Just tap the screen again to manually focus if and when you need to.
- Tap the capture button again when you are done recording.
How to trim a video on an iPhone or iPad
- Launch the Photos app on your iPhone or iPad.
- Tap on the video you'd like to edit.
- Drag the left and right anchors in the top bar so the section of video you'd like to keep is within them.
- Tap the Trim button in the upper right hand corner.
- Tap on either Trim Original or Save as New Clip — the second option preserves the original video and creates a new file for your trimmed version.
How to share videos from an iPhone or iPad
- Launch the Photos app on your iPhone or iPad.
- Tap on the video you'd like to share.
- Tap on the Share button in the bottom left hand corner.
- Tap on the method you'd like to use to share your video. In this example, I'll choose iMessage.
- Fill out any info or type a message if necessary and then tap Send — or in some cases Upload or Publish if you're sharing to a service like YouTube.
How to edit videos on your iPhone or iPad
If simply trimming videos isn't doing it for you, there are lots of video editing apps available in the App Store that can help you add filters, adjust, stabilize, add titles and transitions, and lots more. Here are a few that we recommend, and as always, if you found a great video editing app, be sure to share it in the comments!
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How to record, trim, edit, and share videos on an iPhone or iPad
What are you talking about?
The original post in the first 2 sentences said the same thing about the camera and video recorder. It was if they were trying figure out the correct wording for the sentence but did not realize that both were still there when it was published.
What's that your taking a video of, a coaster?
I couldn't get this to work, but found out you have to open the camera app, then click last video shot in bottom left corner. Otherwise the gray border isn't shown if you view videos from the photos app. Must be an iOS 6 change.
can i pause a video while recording and then come back later to add to it?
I use VideoGrade ($4.99 in App Store) to adjust exposure levels of videos that were shot too dark or bright. Very easy to use and you don't lose the original quality. Also, I use "Rotate & Flip" (free) to rotate videos that were recorded in landscape but for some reason (accidentally) did not rotate correctly.
You forgot to mention to turn the iPhone horizontal, or landscape. Nothing is worse than vertical videos, nothing.
Didn't know about the trim feature. Thanks.
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How do you export a Slo-Mo video at full HD resolution on a Windows PC?
If you plug your phone into your PC and just copy the file you lose the Slo-Mo effect. The only way I found was to create an iCloud Stream from iPhone and upload the video. Then on the PC, with the iCloud control panel installed, I would copy the video from the iCloud Photos file location and still this not a full HD resolution version. Am I missing something obvious?
I spent some time recording a video this morning and came in to edit it.
The Photos app on my iPad doesn't have a Trim button on it--the screen looks nothing like the screen in this article.
It has an internet connectivity symbol, the time, a blue tooth symbol and battery usage across the top of the screen, then (depending on what I choose) Years, Collections, ... on the next line.
On the bottom of the screen, it has Photos, Shared and Albums.
I would love to be able to do a voice over, but that seems completely out of the question.
Can I really make videos with this thing?
Are the videos I shoot editable, or do I need to buy a camera?
Help! I trimmed a video for an email due to length. They never received it. Also, the trimmed part is gone from my video on my iPad. Where did it go? It was the most important part.
Can anyone help ?
My daughters wedding was videoed at the weekend I just went to look at it on my iPad and it appears that it has been trimmed in error by the grandchildren .
Is there a way to recover the trimmed video ?
Need a quick answer for a video shoot tomorrow with my iPad. How do I pause a recording and come back to it to continue in a seamless fashion? Thanks.


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by mistygillette » Tue Mar 31, 2009 11:07 am
by mistygillette » Mon Mar 23, 2009 10:24 am
quote:Originally posted by Jenn
*Thanks for the reminder Fiona. I know we have been spammed before- I'd hate to see anything like that happen to Misty.
*Misty, I apologize but I'm not seeing anything in my in-box. I imagine it's an electronic glitch.. but I'll be sure to check and see if my email is posted in my profile correctly.
I'll be emailing you shortly so we can set up a time and place, for anyone interested in helping out, to meet/greet and brainstorm!
by mistygillette » Sun Mar 22, 2009 08:08 am
by jenn » Thu Mar 19, 2009 07:27 am
by fiona » Thu Mar 19, 2009 06:32 am
by mistygillette » Wed Mar 18, 2009 11:59 am
quote:Originally posted by Jenn
I'm excited!!
Send me an email so we can collaborate a time to get together and plan.
by jenn » Mon Mar 16, 2009 10:13 am
by mistygillette » Mon Mar 16, 2009 10:04 am
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Great! I'll be waiting to hear back from ya' :o)
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