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I watched an interesting video the other day regarding this topic (see link below). I think it may explain to some extent why MMO's seem to feel "dumbed down" to many players these days or why so many games only keep us engaged for a month or two at best.
A lot of what made the older MMO's so much more immersive and time consuming (in a good way) was the fact that most of us had no idea what we were doing. This in and of itself was a huge part of the fun and contributed greatly to the social aspects of games.
These days, players can simply go to a website and within minutes they can see the most optimized way to play any class.
Couple this with Youtube videos on boss strats, money making techniques, etc and you've basically taken a large portion of the challenge out of any MMO.
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Joined: 7/25/10
"Toss me!"
So if I enjoy Everquest 2, I am stupid? Awh! (sarcasm)
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Joined: 10/07/03
Originally posted by fat_taddler
Google didn't ruin MMO's. You were always able to search for things. EQ and UO both had their respective sites. I used UO Stratics and a few other sites when I wanted to learn something or find out where it was. I tried not to abuse it though! Back then you had maps, locations, strategies, builds, everything that you have today. Today its the MMO's that hand it all to you is the difference. Either the game points me in the right direction, or it forces me into that direction.
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Joined: 7/15/08
More experienced yes. smarter? No......Theres little doubt that most MMOs that have come out since WoW are made for the masses (ie dumbed down).....
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Joined: 4/28/06
Just too picky. Which is fine. Get 10 MMO players in a room, and you'd probably get 9 different thoughts on an ideal MMO.
I also think (generally) peoples expectations of the latest and greatest MMO is just a bit too far fetched.
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Doesn't help that there have been maps with a compass that show which way you're facing, trails and markers everywhere showing you where to go for every quest so you don't have to read the text at all and some companies even posting guides to the dungeons on their own website. I don't disagree that player made websites and walkthroughs have helped, but IMO a larger portion of the dumbing down has been built right into the game.
Played: EQ1 (10 Years), Guild Wars, Rift, TERA
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Where is your god now?
Originally posted by fat_taddler
That has nothing with us being to smart for mmos. The mystery and exprimentation of mmos was killed by us being 'too smart'. We designed these huge databases of information that help you make the most informed and usually best decisions possible. Too smart for our own good I'd say.
Without old players becomming loremasters to help the new the community never really solidifies like a real community would. Since you don't need anything from anyone else you never form proper relationships.
I'd argue designing an mmo that naturally opposes being able to be out in wiki form somehow would be the next step. Some kind of system or dynamic content system.
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Like Theocritus said, more experienced, not smarter. And no, old MMOs weren't timeconsuming "in a good way" - far from it. Infact, they were timeconsuming the worst possible way: through extensive grind and timesinks which made people spend more time and hence pay more money in subscription fees.
Todays market is smarter than to fall for that trap. Well, most people are anyway.
Old MMOs didn't have instructions and walkthroughs on sites because no one really gave a fuck back then. MMOs were a niché market as a whole.
I skate to where the puck is going to be, not where it has been -Wayne Gretzky
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I wish i was playing MMOs with people who were getting too smart. Every time I see the use of words like derp or baddie, or view a converstaion in general/trade/glff/1-9/60/etc I feel like we are moving towards idiocracy.
Mike Judge is an MMORPG fan, maybe thats where he got his ispiration.
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Originally posted by fat_taddler
We didn't know what we were doing for maybe a couple three days. After that, your point rather loses any value as far as I can see. And you know, that first few days of total ignorance were not the fun part at all... there was a great possiblity of people giving up in frustration.
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It's probably more spoiled than smart. People want games exactly how they want them not how the market is spending it's money on games. The cries to makes games like ( fill in the blank ) are endless but more games are basing development on what people are buying not what people say they'll buy.
Everyone wants a challange but the easy games are where people end up in droves. That's just one example of people doing the opposite of what they say they want. If a game is hard and challenging it means you'll fail some times. If they fail the game is obviously broken and they quit.
That type of attitude isn't what I'd call " getting smarter "
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Rather than being smarter now we were more excited by less back then.
Every beginning holds magic or so the saying goes nad that is true for MMOs as well.
You can only so often collect three cat tails in an MMO before getting a feeling of dumbing down.
So I would not say that modern MMOs are dumbed down for the masses, apart from the fact that you don't have to search for things that much because the interface is much more convenient.
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Originally posted by fat_taddler
This is not a legimate complaint of the lack of challenge in MMO because if challenge is what you want, you can easily avoid youtube videos.
Personally i think it is the opposite. Some gameplay is just too complex to be figure out by most, thus people have to go to youtube video to learn.
Do you really need to watch a video to learn, if you can figure out the optimal whatever in 5 min? I think not.
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I think as a mmorpg player for over 10 years , We are just in the process of getting the next generation mmo's . And now every thing that they Drop , If its relatively Old in term System , game play or graphics the (Deja Vu) effect take place. Either we say SKIP or its crap ! There is still a few good mmo's out there, not many for sure,but its all depend on your taste realy ! They are getting wash up for sure . The HYPE lvl of those new gen mmo's is so crazy , they are getting much more buget ,promotion and exposure then the old online games. And thats huge factor of dissapointment like a lot of ppls had for GW2 and SWTOR ect.. But i am just like you in term of waiting for the next gen mmo's thats gonna blow my mind of and make me do all nighter !! My conclusion is that we are much and more Picky then before imho ! Dont belive the hype - Public Enemy !!
PS: sorry for my bad spelling and grammar ! Peace !
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No, MMOs have become too simple. none of them poses any challange anymore. They are all watered down versions of the original tabletop RPGs that where the exact same thing but without computers. Just a bunch of people sitting around socializing and playing a game where actions had consequences and death was permanent (depending on individual rules).
What we now have is a fast food equivalent of these RPGs. Cheap, immediately satisfying but really bad.
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I think the reason that MMOs seem to be dumbed down today is that the MMO players have higher expectations for what is "expected" in todays MMOs. In the early days games like Ultima Online were a huge step up from the single player games of Ultima and others. They had better graphics, more content, more things for the players to do on their own and with other players. They learned to form guilds to keep safe or to get advantages over solitary players because they could be in more places at one time and take what they wanted from others.
The next genration of MMOs, such as WoW and others like it (not going to name all of them) took it a step further and introduced instances and other content that player could take advantage of. The created quests that offered a continualy "better" item that raised their stats until they become baby gods in the eyes of a new player. Eventually there began a stagnation of max level characters that get bored out of their minds until the next "expansion" comes about and they gladly shell out the additional $60 and beat the next 5 levels in a few days and end up right back in the max level stagnation. They can postpone this stagnation a little while if they decide to obtain eveything new that is obtainable or decide to change their "clothing set" they use to role play with. Sound familiar?
The problem is that WoW was so successful in it's business model that every other game developer wanted to clone it and become as rich as Sony Online has become. So if these guys are so rich, why do they need to soak the public for an additional fee each time they add new content? Don't we deserve new content if we pay them a monthly fee?
Now it seems the next big phase is F2P or free to play......yes the game is free but in order to up with the next guy you still need to sink money into it or fall victim to those that do. So the story now become the "Rich will win" scenario.
Haven't we had enough of this yet? I have. I found what is sure to be the first game in the next TRUE generation of MMOs. One that provides players with all the freedom to do what they want and yet at the same time provides a challenging environment that will limit or eliminate the max level stagnation. Have I peaked your interest yet?
Go to www.trialsofascension.com and read their Features page first, then explore from there if you think the game is for you. There is a podcast created by the developers at Forged Chaos LLC and they really believe in what they have is the game we all want to play. Give yourselves a couple of hours to let some of their ideas a chance to sink in and think about what it will mean in the way that you would play the game. I think you will be very surprised at what you find.
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Originally posted by Quirhid
Umm....pretty sure there was a whole website dedicated to making maps of EverQuest zones. eqmaps.com anyone?
And Allakhazam was around back then for quest guides and bestiary as well.
There was also a website available to look up current prices of the market of tradable armor and weapons, although it was rarely accurate. I don't remember that site URL, but I do remember spending quite a bit of time on it just to see what weapons were available to my class and where they came from.
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Originally posted by Quirhid
Nothing to do with smarts. Everything to do associating warm fuzzy emotion with distant and fading memory.
""It's what you focus on," says Lyubomirsky. "Do you focus on how positive it was then, or that it's over now?" People who see each good experience as permanently enriching are more likely to get a mood boost. But a person who mainly focuses on the contrast between past and present damns every good experience with the attitude that nothing in the future can ever live up to it." (http://www.psychologytoday.com/articles/200605/nostalgia-sweet-remembrance)
Is that not descriptive of the daily nostalgia-wallow alternating with doom prophecy hoedown on this message board?
Or the way my grandpa used to talk about "the war"?
Self-pity imprisons us in the walls of our own self-absorption. The whole world shrinks down to the size of our problem, and the more we dwell on it, the smaller we are and the larger the problem seems to grow.
Not smarter. It's just much easier for people to google up everything they need to know about an encounter.
**back in my day rant comming up**
I remember back when WoW first came out, and having weekly conversations at lunch with a friend who's guild was working on MC and Ony. It was several months worth of "we got her down to stage 2 finally, then wiped. Now that we know what to expect, we should get further next week."
That stuff just can't happen anymore. Back then, about the only tool we had was Thottbot, which was a fairly crappy database of items with 4-chan quality comments about them (there were other sites, like alahazham and some goblin workshop thing, but they were all the same). I think WoWhead was the first site to really change that, even though it started as just a talen calculator. Once broadband speeds increased a bit, and Youtube took off, it was the nail in the coffin.
This is why I don't judge a game on the ammount of "end-game" content at release. It simply doesn't matter, because there is no way any ammount of content will stand up against players that prefer to read about and master an encounter before they even step foot in it. Blizzard has handled it pretty well, but just having a fairly regular release cycle of game updates, and not being shy about the fact that the end-game really is just a tier grind to prep for the next one. I think they are going too heavy with the rep grinds though, probably as further means of slowing down player progression, but eh.
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Originally posted by Trudge34
Yeah i remember allakhazam.
I also remember you can sell EQ gear for real money on ebay then.
And combat is a lot simpler back in EQ than modern MMOs. As a wiz, you pretty much just root and nuke with the current nuke. No CDs, no procs, none of the fun mechancis.


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Mr. Dependable: Starlin Castro. He won't turn 23 until March 24 but already is a two-time All-Star and is entering his fourth season as the Cubs shortstop. Talent never has been a concern, but Castro's focus has lacked at times. The team believes he is maturing, though, because it rewarded him last year with a seven-year, $60 million extension that could keep him at Wrigley Field through 2020.
X-factor: Matt Garza. The righthander is considered the Cubs' ace, but he missed most of the second half in 2012 with an elbow injury and will start 2013 on the disabled list because of a lat strain. Improving on last season's 61-101 record won't be easy for Chicago if Garza doesn't get healthy soon and stay healthy.
On deck: Kyuji Fujikawa. He is 32 but will be a major league rookie after six years in the Japan League. After signing a two-year, $9.5 million deal in the offseason, Fujikawa is considered the successor to Marmol if — when — he is traded. Even if Marmol isn't moved, Fujikawa could get a shot at the ninth inning. He no longer throws a 95-mph fastball but has excellent command and a big-league split-finger fastball.
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OFFENSE: The Cubs were 14th in the NL in runs last season and 23rd or worse in the majors in average, homers, on-base percentage and slugging percentage. Rizzo projects as a core run producer but has yet to play an entire season in the majors.
DEFENSE: Castro is gifted but erratic at shortstop; he tied for the major league lead in errors last season. Barney won a Gold Glove at second base, and Rizzo is above average at first.
ROTATION: Garza and Samardzija can be very good but are prone to inconsistency. Jackson is a nice addition and a workhorse. The unit is poised to take a step forward.
BULLPEN: There is ninth-inning uncertainty because of the sometimes-dominant, often-unreliable Marmol. It seemingly is only a matter of time before Fujikawa gets a chance to close.
BENCH: Scott Hairston provides power and outfield depth, and the Cubs also signed veteran catcher Dioner Navarro.
A major league scout analyzes 1B Anthony Rizzo:
"Rizzo is going to be an impact hitter. How much of an impact will be determined by how much he can tighten several holes that now challenge him. Right now, if a pitcher misses with location, Rizzo doesn't miss with his swing. He hits what he should hit. After a troubled debut in San Diego, his production numbers per at-bat last season were impressive, and he maintained a credible (.285) average. Pitchers understand they can tie up Rizzo by pitching up and in with purpose. He pulls off pitches down, but he averaged a home run every 22 at-bats and was far more than a slug at first base. Rizzo appears motivated to become better."
The Cubs scored 613 runs last season, the fourth consecutive season they scored fewer runs than the previous season (they had 855 in 2008). They have gone from a plus-184 to a minus-146 run differential in that span.
What could go right: A best-case scenario allows the Cubs to shed their larger contracts to expedite a rebuild in Epstein's image. If Rizzo continues to develop into an All-Star, he would at least provide an offensive building block in preparation for Soriano's exit.
What could go wrong: The mess from 2012 could seep into this season. An unimposing pitching staff could again be laid bare. Plus, a closer controversy could ignite between Marmol and Fujikawa if the situation isn't handled properly.
Bottom line: The North Side has witnessed some grisly baseball in recent years. This summer should offer another installment.
Joe Strauss covers baseball for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. This feature also appears in Sporting News' 2013 Baseball Yearbook.


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Last Friday was a great example of this, as five of us went to a local outdoor speakeasy to relax and have some laughs. At some point, Aaron asked me if I was going to sail the next day in the Severn Sailing Association's Summer Laser Series. Now, you might think that sounds like an innocent question... it's not. It's really a punchline to the three year joke that is my Laser's forced hibernation, brought out whenever anyone at APS plans on sailing or when the day ends with a "y".
Normally, I answer with some variation of "Yeah, the shore crew is working 24/7 to get the boat ready. We're looking at a Spring of 2011 launch...". This time was different though -- filled with courage, determination and a lethal combination of Jim Beam and Red Stripe, I said I'd do it. And, in a move picked up from ESPN's ridiculous coverage of the World Series of Poker, I came over the top and raised the stakes by putting a friendly wager down that I'd beat him the next day.
The next morning, we both showed up here at APS and brought our boats over to SSA. Having slept the majority of my courage off, I was setting more realistic goals for the day -- namely, not making a fool of myself. After purchasing a new mainsheet (the original having been lost to a friend needing to tie a surfboard to the roof of their car) and a clew strap (just hate using Spectra), I took my time rigging the boat and was one of the last people to the race course.
James, my fellow Stern Scoop editor, lost his crew at the last moment for his Jet 14 and decided to sail Laser's instead. It was a smart career move, as the day was perfectly suited to his wiry/emaciated frame, with breeze somewhere in the 6-8 knot range with a moderate chop being kicked up by the powerboaters.
As we got within a minute of the first race, I realized that my hiking strap was 97% untied; by stopping to fix it, I was able get a fantastic start with clean air at the boat. Unfortunately, this was because I was right in the neighborhood of 20-25 seconds late. James and Aaron both had decent starts and I immediately tacked off to the right to find clean air and pressure. Coming into the first windward mark, I'd salvaged some dignity and rounded in fifth or sixth -- I managed to make some gains downwind (without succumbing to the numerous death roll opportunities) and held on to those gains for the rest of the race, finishing behind James for a third with Aaron pulling a seventh.
The next race got interesting early for me... not so much for James. James was launched and I'm pretty sure that he beat me by like a month and a half. Aaron and I were mixed up with a number of other boats though, clawing for the finish line to take eigth (me) and ninth (Aaron).
Going into that last race, James was sitting in a tie for first with three points and Aaron and I had no idea where we stood. James got a good start again and rounded with the other first place Laser-er about 129 boatlengths clear of everyone else... Aaron was in good shape, rounding third or fourth, and I was probably in seventh or eigth.
I was able to make some decent gains downwind and rounded a boat behind Aaron at the leeward mark -- he was still in a good controlling position and actually tacked where I wanted to go. Unfortunately (for him), the wind was fickle where he tacked and I found some pressure off to the right. I was able to get around him to sneak into third -- a position I held until the last 200 yards of the final upwind leg (heading to the finish line) when the wind COMPLETELY died. Aaron was able to tap into his years of fickle breeze sailing in New Jersey to get over the line before me. I'm told James got second, but I didn't really see it since the curvature of the earth hindered my ability to see that far away.
So, when it was all said and done, James finished the day in a strong second place with five points after three races. The shock of the day came when I showed up in third place and Aaron showed up in fourth, giving APS a 2, 3, 4 with 24 boats competing.
For his part, James was a terrible winner, pitching a fit because he thought we'd finished deeper and he'd have something to hold over our heads. This was after Aaron and I graciously congratulated him on owning us on the race course -- and really, finishing behind him like we did doesn't do his performance justice. Weight differences aside, James smoked us... I don't know about Aaron, but I was able to catch up a little downwind, but he was gone upwind.
I actually had a great time; I'll probably do the other two events in the Summer Series just because it was really fun racing. The folks at SSA were great hosts -- very friendly and helpful.
And thanks to Aaron, who will graciously be subsidizing my lunch for the next three days...
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HAMBURG, NY – Hilbert College's Eliza Stringham and William Wagner were honored as the Athletes of the Week today after their first full week of athletic competition in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
Stringham was selected as the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference (AMCC) Player of the Week after leading the Hawks with a .423 batting average down south. Despite a slow start in the opening games, the junior-college transfer exploded in the third game against Johnson State with 3 hits, 2 runs, 1-double and 1 RBI. In her first week as a Hawk, the second baseman had 11 hits (2 doubles) and 6 runs with 6 RBIs.
Hilbert (2-6) returns to action March 23 when they travel to Wells College. Their March 19th home game against Houghton College has been postponed due to field conditions.
Wagner was chosen as the North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) men's lacrosse Defensive Student-Athlete of the Week. The sophomore keeper helped the Hawks to their first win of the season as he made 13 saves between the pipes while also registering two ground balls and one caused turnover in the Hawks 10-6 victory over Emmanuel College (MA) March 13. Currently, Wagner is fourth in the NEAC in both total saves (45) and save percentage (52.9).
Hilbert (1-2) returns to action March 20th when they travel to Thiel College for a 4 pm faceoff. They don't make a home appearance until March 30th when they hosts NEAC opponent, Cobleskill (2pm).
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A couple weeks back, we announced a special contest to commemorate Todd's trip to Calgary for the ninth annual Calgary Stampeders Fan Fest, during which the new McFarlane-designed CFLPA logo will be unveiled.
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CONCORD, N.C. – WKA will attend the National Parts Peddler Trade Show this weekend at the New York State Fairgrounds in Syracuse, New York. The show opens at noon this Friday, November 16 and runs through 3 p.m. Sunday.
WKA will be represented with a booth at the motorsports trade show for the fourth consecutive year. And for the fourth straight year, Coyote Motorsports will bring a brand-new Coyote XP chassis to Syracuse to be displayed in the WKA exhibit.
WKA's Keith Shampine and Coyote's Jim Lipari will work the WKA exhibit throughout the three-day event.
On Saturday, Nov. 17, a 2-cycle and 4-cycle WKA / SFI Tech Seminar will be held at the Parts Peddler show.
Registration will begin at the WKA booth space at 11 a.m. The seminar will open at 11:30 a.m. in a reserved room at the New York State Fairgrounds Center of Progress Building, where the three-day trade show is being held.
The 2012 seminars have been revised and expanded to include the latest technical updates as well as more information on the role of the tech inspector, pre-race tech inspection, tech room procedures and the protest and appeal process. WKA members who wish to become certified as WKA Technical Inspectors will take the SFI/WKA Certification Examination at the conclusion of the seminars. Those passing the open book examination will receive a 2-year WKA/SFI Technical Inspector certification.
The cost for the seminar is $125. That includes the seminar, the SFI examination and a copy of the 2013 Technical Manual. Those successfully completing the examination will receive a clothing patch and an ID card and will be included on the list of SFI/WKA Certified Technical Inspectors.
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Q: It used to be forbidden to cut lettuce with a knife. Only tearing by hand or cutting with a plastic knife was acceptable. But now I see TV chefs regularly chopping lettuce with a regular knife. What is responsible for this change in thinking?
A: Whenever I tear lettuce, I remember a salad dressing commercial from the 1970s, where a mother tells her daughter, "Never cut the lettuce _ always gently tear it."
I hope someone told that kid the news: There's no reason not to cut lettuce. While people used to think that cutting lettuce leaves with a metal knife would make them brown more quickly, we now know that's not true.
A Cook's Illustrated report on plastic lettuce knives found that lettuce cut with a metal knife showed very faint browning on the edge after 12 days, while lettuce cut with a plastic knife browned slightly after 13 days, and hand-torn lettuce lasted 14 days. And who keeps salad around for two weeks?
What is probably responsible is that there are now more sources of information. We don't have to depend on word of mouth (and salad-dressing commercials). I looked through books for both professional and home cooks that date back to the mid-1990s and all were already dismissing the old rule on not cutting lettuce.
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Acid Reflux (heartburn) and GERD flare-ups are very painful and can be debilitating. You pop some medication and hope the pain goes away, until the next attack. How can you help yourself so you can avoid the pain in the first place? You can help decrease incidents, irritation, and pain without the use of medication. The way to 'attack' Acid Reflux and GERD is by using a two method approach - Eating Behaviors and Foods to Avoid.
We all have a muscle flap (lower esophagus sphincter) in our esophagus that is attached at the top of the stomach. When we eat, food travels down the esophagus, the muscle flap opens, lets the food in the stomach, and then closes. This muscle flap serves as a door to keep the stomach acid from escaping into the esophagus. Certain food and eating behaviors cause the muscle to weaken and/or irritate the esophagus, which increases the stomach pressures and acid. Acid Reflux (Heartburn) and GERD occurs when this muscle weakens or loosens. The stomach acid seeps back up into the esophagus, causing the burning pain, discomfort. So let's see how we can eat without discomfort and pain.
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It looks like a miniature tree, with a single, central stem rising from the ground, then quickly branching. The plants get to be almost as high as most people's knees, although usually somewhere between ankle and mid-calf. There will be plenty of leaves present, but you must look closely for them. Each leaf is not much more than a slender green scale, and these closely hug the stem, just above their attachment point (the "node", of course). Two of these scale-like leaves will be found at each node. The flowers are produced during the mid-summer, these occurring quite abundantly on a single plant, up and down the stem.
Each flower occurs separately, and each has five bright yellow petals. A number of bright yellow stamens are present, too, and of course there is a style and ovary, these being "perfect" flowers, or containing male and female parts. One of the best ways to enjoy this little plant is to get down on your hands and knees and take a look at the flowers close-up. It's even better with a hand lens. (The flowers are quite a treat, and perhaps the "moral" supplied is that beautiful things may come in miniature packaging...which is actually a recurring theme in nature, I think.) After the flowering period, each ovary develops into a slender, pointed capsule, red and shiny.
The capsules eventually split open, releasing a number of tiny golden-brown seeds. From now until we really start getting into autumn, you can almost always find flowers and the pod-like fruits together at the same time on a given plant. And, depending on where it is growing, the plants frequently end up turning an attractive deep red, looking a bit like a forest of Lilliputian conifers, when viewed from above.
This humble little species is quite common in the eastern half of the United States, its natural distribution including New England, and well into the upper Midwest, then south to Texas and Florida. It is a plant of hard-scrabble places, very fond of eroding hillsides, rocky outcrops, old plowed fields, and generally dry woods. Sometimes it grows in considerable abundance, with many hundreds of individuals crowded together. Most people don't pay much attention to it even when it is present, and for this reason, our Mystery Plant can be considered one of those "invisible" species, usually dismissed as some sort of grass. Too often, we humans are seduced, visually, by the grand and glorious items on the landscape, and this applies to what we see in natural settings. (I'll add another vote for having a hand lens here!) Beyond all that, there is some scientific evidence that extracts of this plant may be useful in the pharmaceutical industry as anti-inflammatory drugs.
One final thing about this little friend. If you do find some, you might want to gather up a handful, cupped in both hands, and give it a vigorous rub. Take a slow sniff from your slowly opening hands, and you may be amazed at the sweet orange-piney fragrance that you get.
[Answer: "Orange-grass," Hypericum gentianoides
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Percy and Wild Bill were the first persons I ever saw on the big screen that I just hated. Absolutely hated. I don't even hate the serial killers in movies as much (even though Will is one). Just so freakin' annoying. The book too.
Like hot damn! "I didn't know that the sponge was suppose to be wet." Really? If I was Paul, I would've killed Percy and ran. At first I thought it was just the character, but I guess the actor who plays Percy (Doug Hutchison) is pretty much just as bad. He's 51. She's 16. Gross.
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Number of Floors: 3
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Twin Elk Lodge is located on the corner of Ski Hill and Park Avenue within 3 blocks of historic Main Street, Breckenridge. All guests enjoy the added luxury of a complimentary, on-call guest shuttle that provides door to door transportation to any location in Breckenridge, including Main Street and the gondola at the base of Peak 7.
These brand new, clean and bright condos offer the comforts of home. The kitchens are fully equipped with appliances, cooking utensils and dinnerware. The living rooms have a cozy fireplace and cable TV with DVD. Enjoy the forest view from the private balconies. The bathrooms have hair dryers and complimentary travel toiletries. As an added convenience, each unit has a heated one car garage. Daily housekeeping is provided upon request.
After a day on the slopes, enjoy a warm soak in the common area hot tub. Other amenities include an on-call guest shuttle, 24-hour front desk, bell service, concierge services and housekeeping for any other needs. Twin Elk Lodge is conveniently located adjacent to the complimentary town shuttle stop for fast access to the ski area bases and approximately 250 yards to the BreckConnect Gondola. At the end of your ski day, take the Skyway Skiway to underground walkway and you will be a short walk back to the Lodge.
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Can you believe it? March is already here! What a wonderful time for public schools, as we all begin the transition into Spring form. Many exciting opportunities for students and parents present themselves during the springtime. Such programs include State Band Contests, FFA Spring shows, baseball and softball games and most importantly, Spring Testing for our 3rd through 12th grade students.
At Antlers Public Schools, we are doing all of these and more. Please take time to visit with your child about these activities, ask what they are doing in school, and even check what their teacher or sponsor to see what you can do to help. It takes everyone involved to produce a top quality program, be it academics, band or show animals. We appreciate our parents and the support you show for your children and school.
In closing, I want to remind everyone of some important dates coming in the near future. They include, Antlers website-March 1, time changes March 11, Spring Break is March 19-23, and Spring testing is in April. The number of instructional days are dwindling as we approach the testing window, please help us in making sure your child is at school, healthy and fresh ready to start everyday.


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Voted an Academic All-American by the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACPWC) for a third straight season ... Named an All-Academic selection by the Big West Conference … Scored 26 goals along with 48 steals (#2 on the team) and 30 assists … Scored two goals against Cal State San Bernardino (2/2/13), Hartwick (2/9/13), Bucknell (3/14/13), Marist (3/19/13) and UC Santa Barbara (4/28/13) … Tallied a season-high five steals against Marist (3/19/13) … Has 103 career assists, ninth-best in school history … Her 125 career steals are tenth-best in school history … Her 247 field goal attempts is ninth-best in school history … A career field goal percentage of .381 (96-for-252) is seventh-best in school history … Has collected 103 assists in three seasons at CSUN, ninth-best in school history … Also has a 125 career steals, tenth-best in school history.
2012 Season
Named All-Academic by the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACWPC) … Also named to the Big West All-Academic team …An Honorable Mention All-Big West selection in 2012 … Voted the Coaches Award … Tallied 36 goals in 2012, fourth-best on the Matadors … The team leader in assists (46), and second on the Matadors with 46 steals and field blocks (23) … Her 46 assists were only one short of the single season Top-10 at Cal State Northridge … Scored at least one goal in 25 games … Tallied a career-high four goals against La Verne (3/24/12) … Her shooting percentage of .434 (36-for-83) was third-best among the Matador regulars, and eighth-best for a single season in school history.
2011 Season
Named All-Academic by the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACWPC) ... Voted CSUN's Co-Rookie of the Year ... The freshman scored 34 goals this year, fifth-best on the team and 19-th best in the league ... Scored a season-high two goals in eight games ... Collected 31 steals (#3 on the team) and 27 assists (#5 on the team).
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A four-year starter (2006-10) and captain as a goalkeeper for four seasons at Souderton Area High School ... The Pennsylvania state MVP in water polo during her junior and senior seasons ... Also an all-state water polo player (three seasons) ... A three-time All-American in water polo ... A 2008-09 Northeast Zone team and Junior National Training Team selection as part of the Olympic Development program ... A ten-time All-American in swimming ... The Pennsylvania state champion as a member of the 200 freestyle and 400 freestyle relay ... Also gained Academic All-American honors.
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Managing business critical content is a daunting task for today's complex and fast-paced organizations, regardless of company size and industry. Large volumes of documents, emails, forms and digital media accumulate quickly, and are stored in isolated information silos that both hinder workow and crush productivity and revenues. Companies are discovering more and more often that Business Process Management and specifically Document and Records Management are critical to the success of the enterprise.
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I am from Fayetteville and I have three children. Two are living and I have my very own angel. I had PIH and PE with my second that was born through induction healthy at 40 wks 3 days. My 3rd, I had CH that never went away after my last. My son was stillborn at 33 weeks due to PA from SPE. Glad to see some other NC mamas, there should definitely be a Promise Walk here.


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CLEMSON — D.J. Reader doesn't look like a baseball player.
The Clemson freshman is large, actually extra large, at 6-foot-3 and 335 pounds. He can barely fit into his size 15 cleats, the largest pair of baseball shoes in the Tigers' clubhouse.
Reader's on a football scholarship and played a key role in Clemson's defensive line rotation last fall. But he's trying to earn a spot on baseball coach Jack Leggett's roster before the Tigers' season opener against William & Mary on Friday. Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney is OK with two-sport athletes as long as they play a significant role in their non-football venture, as quarterback Kyle Parker did on the Clemson baseball team from 2008-10.
The lure of playing baseball is in part why Reader chose to attend Clemson instead of Maryland. The right-handed pitcher has a 90 mph fastball, and as his size suggests, he has the potential to be a power hitter.
Reader hasn't fully dedicated himself to baseball since his junior year at Grimsley High (Greensboro, N.C.). Baseball doesn't offer full scholarships, so it was football that was his focus his senior year in high school. And while the Clemson baseball team was working on hitting, fielding and pitching during fall practice, Reader was completely committed to football.
But the raw tools he possesses are intriguing, particularly for a baseball team that lost its only impact hitter in Richie Shaffer and returns only John McGibbon and JUCO Shane Kennedy as legitimate power threats.
"D.J. is a strong kid," Leggett said. "We haven't seen enough of him yet. I kind of got excited about him the last couple of days. For a big man he's very loose.
"But he hasn't played baseball for awhile. He has some snap in his hands and he's very strong as you know. Being 300-plus pounds doesn't seem to bother his flexibility."
Leggett said Reader's showing progress every day, but will it be enough to get a spot on the final roster next week?
"He makes quick adjustments," Leggett said. "A couple of days ago we had the breaking ball machine out there and he had trouble making contact with it. The next day he got a little better contact, the next day a lot better contact. He's one of those guys that seems to have good aptitude for learning."
Even if Reader can make the adjustments relatively quickly, will he physically be able to succeed at both football and baseball.
The mechanics of hitting and playing quarterback are similar in that they use the same muscle groups, which is why Parker was able to make a seamless transition between the sports.
For Reader, the functional strength required to play defensive tackle is much different than in baseball.
"In baseball you're trying to keep muscles loose," Reader said. "You get stiffer in football."
Leggett won't say which way he's leaning on Reader's chances of making the team.
"We'll see where it goes," Leggett said. "We have to make some decisions about whether he has a future in baseball here or if he doesn't, but right now we have a tremendously open mind about it."
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The Walker School of Business and Technology includes three departments: Business, Management and Mathematics and Computer Science.
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If you're interested in shaping the future of computers and the people who work with them, the computer science programs at Webster will give you a competitive edge in your career. You may pursue specialized study in information technology or information management. Cutting-edge courses include topics such as Web management and e-commerce applications. Webster's cooperative education program has earned a strong reputation among corporations. Our students are in high demand. Many receive jobs upon graduation.
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Wednesday, July 10, 2013
The Goose Creek Masonic Lodge welcomed Most Worshipful David J. DeChant Sr., the Most Worshipful Grand Master of Masons in South Carolina, who made an official visit to Goose Creek on July 1.
In his official party were several Grand Lodge officers from South Carolina including RWB C R Rolader, District Deputy Grand Master of the Second Masonic District; RWB Keith Stika, District Deputy Grand Master of the First Masonic District; WB Billy Graham, Grand Marshal, and a special guest to the Lowcountry, RWB James Jacks, Immediate Past Provincial Grand Master of Masons in Lanarkshire, Scotland.
Along with RWB Jacks was RWB Wayne Price, Past District Deputy Master from Virginia.
It was a special night for the members of Goose Creek, for it was the first time in the history of the Lodge that a foreign Grand Master visited. RWB Jacks told the Lodge that the hospitality he has received during his visit is remarkable.
He gave a brief on Masonry in Scotland as compared to Masonry in the United States.
WB Jimmy Dyches, Worshipful Master of Goose Creek 401, said that he was honored to have MW DeChant and RWB Jacks visiting, and that Goose Creek will never forget this special night.
He then presented MW DeChant with a shadow box containing mementos from their 50th anniversary, which they celebrated on June 1. He also presented RWB Jacks with several mementos from their 50th anniversary with the hope that RWB Jacks will always remember his visit to Goose Creek.
"Here we sit in this lodge, Brothers from many lodges in South Carolina, Virginia, and even Scotland, and harmony exists," DeChant said. "We meet as Brothers, and a good time was had by all".
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- Welcome to the 2014/15 season
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Katharina Magiera
Katharina Magiera 's roles during the 2014/15 season are Hänsel in a new production of Humperdinck's Hänsel und Gretel, a voice from on high (Die Frau ohne Schatten/The Woman without a Shadow), Dryade (Ariadne auf Naxos), Filosofia in a new production of Cesti's L'Orontea, Ježibaba in Rusalka and roles in the first ever performances in Frankfurt of three one act operas by Bohuslav Martinů. After several appearances in the house as a guest and a year in the Opera Studio this contralto joined the ensemble at Oper Frankfurt in 2009/10. Roles for the company in recent seasons have included the Sphinx (Enescu's Oedipe), Bradamante (Orlando furioso), Rosalia (Tiefland), Alisa (Lucia di Lammermoor), Tisbe (La Cenerentola), Unto's Wife (Sallinen's Kullervo), the Stable Maid (Königskinder), Cornelia (Giulio Cesare in Egitto), the High Priestess in Schoeck's Penthesilea and Flosshilde / Schwertleite in our new Ring (available on CD and DVD, OehmsClassics). Katharina Magiera studied with Hedwig Fassbender in Frankfurt. She also took part in masterclasses held by Christoph Prégardien, Ingeborg Danz and Rudolf Piernay. She was awarded scholarships by the »Villa Musica« Rheinland-Pfalz, the German People's Students Foundation, the Yehudi Menuhin Foundation »Live music now« and won the 2009 Mendelssohn Competition. Guest engagements have included Schwertleite in David McVicar's production of Die Walküre in Strasbourg and during the 2014/15 season she will sing 3rd Lady in Die Zauberflöte at the Opéra Bastille in Paris.
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Richard Strauss DIE FRAU OHNE SCHATTEN
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In order to park your car safely around campus or in any of the school-owned parking lots, a pass is required. These can be acquired by visiting Parking Services, located in Heth Hall. Registering for a pass is simple and quick, and can be done online.
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Logging syslog facility and priority
From Brandonhutchinson.com
On RHEL 5, logging the syslog facility and priority is possible beginning with sysklogd 1.4.1-40.
From the package changelog:
* Wed Jun 20 2007 Peter Vrabec <email@example.com> - 1.4.1-40 - enable sysklogd to include priority/facility in message Resolves: #223573
From sysklogd(8):
-S Verbose logging. If specified once, the numeric facility and priority are logged with each locally-written message. If speci- fied more than once, the names of the facility and priority are logged with each locally-written message.
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|Mary Catherine Broadway
|Frankfort Il US
|My niece is expecting a baby boy in July :) I made her this necklace with her sons name and birthstone. It is so beautiful I know she will treasure it for a lifetime. That shower will be filled with clothes, toys, necessities ect. but I am betting this will be her favorite gift. Unique, special, gorgeous & so not ordinary of a gift! I am so very excited to present her with it. Thank you


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