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Paleo diet from a biblical standpoint
I wonder does the bible somehow support the claims of the paleo diet or is the beliefs which stand behind this diet for example that humans aren't adapted to eating bread incompatible with the bible? It wouldn't make sense for a christian to follow a diet which is based on evolutionary assumptions which don't fit to the bible. What do you think about this?
And what do you think about paleo itself? Does this diet make sense? To me it seems very hard to follow. Cutting out all bread and pasta seems incredibly hard to me.
I admittedly do not know much about the paleo diet save for the cursory look that I gave it the other day. I will say that as a Christian I dont see anything wrong with following this diet. In fact it looks a lot like how I eat currently. I feel that the people promoting the diet have made some incorrect assumptions about why it is beneficial. It doesnt have anything to do with how man and his gastronomical capabilities have or have not evolved. It is much more about the fact that on the whole, unprocessed foods are going to be much healthier for you than those that are processed.
In fact I see it as actually evidencing a Creator God. We know that when God created the flora and fauna He looked on it and saw that it was good (Gen 1:12). He told Adam that the plants and trees that produced fruit were good food for him (Gen 1:29) and that he should eat of all the trees in the garden except the tree of the knowledge of good and evil (Gen 2:16). He instructed Noah to take extra pairs of clean animals on the ark with him so that he and his family would have food while on the ark and while they began to repopulate the earth afterwards (Gen 7:2-3). If you look at the food that you can get today I think you would have to agree that it is a far cry from the way God originally created it. Man has degraded the foods that we eat so horrendously over the years. With the artificial ingredients, fillers, substitutes and manufactured food that most people eat, it only makes sense that getting back to eating food that is as close to how God created it would be beneficial.
"Heaven and earth shall pass away, but my words shall not pass away." - Matthew 24:35
"But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance: against such there is no law." - Galations 5:22-23
Thank you, good answer.
I think paleo looks interesting but I also don't know much about it and I also don't want to get super strict about following a diet and then obsessing with eating something forbidden all day. I want to eat healthier but I don't know if I could follow paleo strictly.
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HOUSTON With five knockout wins in five professional MMA bouts, women's slugger Holly Holm is quickly making a name for herself in the sport. UFC President Dana White said the hype surrounding the prospect reminds him of another recent UFC addition.
White discussed Holm with a small group of reporters following Saturday night's UFC 166 event Houston's Toyota Center."I was on the street the other day, and some guy was like, 'Hey! Sign Holly Holm!'" White recalled. "I was like, 'Yeah, I know. Everybody's telling me.'
"I haven't seen her fight, but I keep hearing about her. She's like the female Conor McGregor."
McGregor, of course, was fighting on Europe's regional scene until earlier this year. Fans in his native Ireland constantly badgered White via social media to sign the "Notorious" one, and they even brought McGregor's name up during the UFC boss' February trip to Dublin to receive an honorary award from Trinity College.
McGregor signed with the promotion shortly after, and he's since racked up wins over Max Holloway and Marcus Brimage, catapulting himself into mainstream awareness with his unique blend of charisma and combat expertise.
Meanwhile, Holm (5-0) started boxing professionally in 2002 and earned a 33-2-3 career record that included nine knockouts and more than 20 world title fights. A pupil of famed trainer Mike Winkeljohn at Jackson-Winkeljohn MMA in Albuquerque, Holm made her MMA debut in March 2011. However, she retired from boxing earlier this year in order to focus full-time on her MMA career, and she's racked up three knockout wins over the past eight months.
White admits he's never seen Holm compete but said he's aware of the sizable hype surrounding her budding career. He believes it echoes the buzz that McGregor built prior to his UFC arrival.
White said he hasn't specifically spoken with UFC matchmakers Sean Shelby and Joe Silva about Holm's potential with the company, but he knows they'll speak up when the time is right."I thought Conor McGregor was a heavyweight when I kept hearing about him for some reason," White said. "I don't know why I did, but I did. Holly Holm I don't no what she looks like. I've never seen her fight. But I know who she is."
Holm's two most recent fights both took place under the Texas-based Legacy Fighting Championship banner."They know who's next," White said. "When it's time for Holly Holm, they'll let me know."

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Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Sponsored by The Cultural Arts Alliance of Greater Summerville
Events are posted in date order.
Summerville Walking Tours
The Summerville Dorchester Museum is offering two guided walking tours of Summerville (one of old planter Summerville and the other of West End and its railroad history). Walks cover about a mile and take about an hour. They are available daily by appointment. For further information call 875-9666 or visit www.summervilledorchestermuseum.org.
The First Thursday Readers
Thursday, May 2 • 7 – 9 p.m.
The First Thursday Readers meet to discuss "Home Front" by Kristin Hannah. We will also discuss new books being published. The public is welcome to attend.
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Location: Perkins Restaurant, 1700 Old Trolley Road, Summerville
Romance Readers
Thursday, May 2 • 7 - 8 p.m.
The Romance Readers Book Club meets to discuss "Then Came You" by Lisa Kleypas. Sponsored by the Friends of the Summerville Library. You may ask for the book at the front desk of the library. Books are provided by the Friends.
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Location: Summerville Library, 76 Old Trolley Road, Summerville
Gigantic Book Sale
May 3 • 3 – 5 p.m. (Members Only Preview)
May 4 • 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
May 5 • 1 – 5 p.m.
The Friends of the Summerville Library will hold a Gigantic Book Sale. Hours vary by day as shown above. Gently used books, CDs, DVDs, VHS tapes and audio books will be for sale at very reasonable prices.
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Location: The Summerville Library, 76 Old Trolley Road, Summerville
Recital by 2013 Music Club Scholarship Winners
Saturday, May 11•3:30 p.m.
The Summerville Music Club will debut the 2013 Music Club Scholarship Winners in a recital. This year $2,200 in scholarships were awarded to five of the eleven talented applicants who auditioned. The recipients who will perform are: Walter Hagan and Julia Whitten, piano students of Dr. Myungsook Stoudenmire; Brianna Jaeger, piano student of Olivia Cresswell; Kyle Johnson, piano student of Jacqueline Jones; and Karina Sieber, violin student of Melinda Covington. A reception will follow the program. The program is free; donations to the scholarship fund will be accepted. Tickets are available at the door at 3:30.
Contact information: Nancy Shows, 873-0827
Location: The Chapel at the Village of Summerville, 210 W 9th North Street, Summerville
Friends of the Summerville Library (FOSL) Monthly Meeting
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, May 14 • 7 - 9 p.m.
The Friends of the Summerville Library will hold their monthly meeting. Contact information: 871-6440, email@example.com
Location: The Summerville Library, 76 Old Trolley Road, Summerville
It's a Mystery to Me Book Club
Thursday, May 16 • 7 - 9 p.m.
It's a Mystery to Me Book Club meets to discuss "Hotwire" by Alex Kava. Upcoming publishing events will also be reviewed. Sponsored by the Friends of the Summerville Library. Books can be picked up at the front desk of the library at no charge to the reader. If the books are all checked out, please notify the point of contact below. New members are always welcome.
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Location: Summerville Library, 76 Old Trolley Road, Summerville
Summerville DREAM Third Thursday
Thursday, May 16 • 5 - 8 p.m.
Summerville DREAM Third Thursday offers a variety of cultural events and an art walk for every interest. Stores and restaurants remain open late to support Third Thursday.
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Location: Downtown Summerville (Short Central and Hutchinson Square)
Summerville Community Orchestra Performs "Mozart and Movies"
Thursday, May 16 • 7:30 p.m.
Friday, May 17 • 7:30 p.m.
The Summerville Community Orchestra will perform a concert of movie classical music by Mozart. Tickets are $10 each (free for under 18 and wheelchair-bound).
Pre-concert music discussion starts at 6:30. An Instrument Petting Zoo for children will be held after the performance at both locations.
Contact information: firstname.lastname@example.com; 873-5339
Location: May 16: Northwood Baptist Church, 2200 Greenridge Road, North Charleston; May 17: Summerville Baptist
Church, 418 Central Avenue, Summerville
The Third Sunday at Three Series
Sunday, May 19 • 4 p.m.
The Third Sunday at Three Series presents "Behold: Her Story of Easter" performed by The Magdalene Ensemble, a quartet of women from Massachusetts, New York, and North Carolina. BEHOLD is a musical drama that portrays the events of Easter as witnessed through the eyes and words of the women who were there. A dessert reception will follow this season finale, in celebration of Mother's Day. Admission is free, however $15 donations are gratefully accepted. Full time students 6 to 22 are $5.
Contact information: Barbara Patala, 843.873.0631 x11
Location: St. John the Beloved, Sumter Avenue, Summerville, SC 29483
Talking About Books at the Timrod
Sunday, May 19 • 3 p.m.
The Timrod Library sponsors a book discussion on the Third Sunday so readers can chat about the books they are enjoying. Refreshments are served.
Contact information: 871-4600, www.thetimrodlibrary.org
Location: Timrod Library, 217 Central Avenue, Summerville
South Carolina Youth Wind Symphony
Sunday, May 19 • 3 p.m.
The Horton School of Music presents the South Carolina Youth Wind Symphony at Lightsey Chapel. The concert is free.
Contact: 843.863.7966
Location: Lightsey Chapel Auditorium, Charleston Southern University, 9200 University Blvd, North Charleston 29406
Flowertown Players Present "Chicago"
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 23, 24, 25, 30, 31; June 1, 7, 8 • 8:00 p.m.
Saturday - Sunday, May 25, 26; June 1, 2 • 2 p.m.
The Flowertown Players present "Chicago" Tickets are $20. Please note that the season tickets for the 2013 - 2014 season are available for purchase at very reasonable prices.
Contact information: 875-9251 for box office; www.flowertownplayers.org
Location: James Dean Theatre, 133 S. Main Street, Summerville
Piccolo Spoleto 2013 Concert by the Singers of Summerville
Saturday, May 24 • 12 noon
The Singers of Summerville present "Requiem of John Rutter" (with Chamber Ensemble) and two other selections. This performance is part of Piccolo Spoleto.
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Location: St. Philips Church, 142 Church Street, Charleston, SC 29401
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The Second Circuit Solicitor's Office has filed notice that they are seeking the death penalty for alleged cop-killer Stephon M. Carter.
Carter, who turned 20 Monday, is charged with the Dec. 20 murder of Aiken Master Public Safety Officer Scotty Richardson and the attempted murder of Public Safety Officer Travis Griffin.
Solicitor J. Strom Thurmond Jr. filed the notice with Carter and his attorney Aaron Walsh.
It is likely that Walsh will be removed from the case, as the lead counsel for capital cases in South Carolina must have a minimum of five years experience trying felony criminal cases in order to be certified.
State law requires an experienced attorney and that the South Carolina Supreme Court designate a single judge to handle all pre-trial motions and hearings.
"The Notice of Intent speaks for itself," said Thurmond when asked for comment. "We do not have any comment on the facts of the case."
On the night of the murder, Aiken Public Safety received a call of a potential drive-by shooting shortly before 9 p.m. on Teague Street in Aiken. Officer Griffin began following a black Impala, eventually activating his blue lights and pulling the car over near Pace's Run.
Carter sat in the front passenger seat of the vehicle with two others in the vehicle.
In a February bond hearing, Thurmond described the events while referring to a video from an in-car camera.
Public Safety Sgt. Tracy Seymour and Richardson arrived at the scene, Thurmond said, and Carter was asked to exit the vehicle and walked to the rear of the Impala.
"About 3 minutes and 30 seconds into the video, Mr. Carter has both of his hands in his pockets. He is asked by Public Safety personnel to remove his hands from his pockets, and, at that point, he pulls a .38 caliber Rossi revolver from his right pocket and shoots Officer Travis Griffin directly in the chest," Thurmond stated at the hearing.
Carter then allegedly ran to the right of the Impala, fired several more rounds, continued running and ran out of his shoes and socks.
Richardson was shot in the abdomen, as well as fatally shot in the head, according to a testimony in February.
Carter was captured after being pursued by Officers Chris Lind and Oliver Hadden. Officer Lind shot Carter in the buttocks, an injury that still causes Carter to use a colostomy bag.
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I thought this was a good product for the money, and it seems to be working well to motivate my son to do his times tables. I really like the wipe-away feature that lets you re-use it.I am happy, but I'm going to note that it is not especially durable. A respectable value.
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First off, the Ring the Bell Electronic Goal Tracker is a lot taller than I expected. It's about two feet tall and so bright and fun. My boys were so curious and excited to try it out. Right out of the box all you do is push the tracker into its stand and put in 3 AAA batteries. I actually didn't have AAA batteries so we have been pretending how the sound is! You then write in your milestones, there are 100 marks, so you can work in increments or use percentages (25%, 50%, 75%, and 100%.) You then use a dry erase marker and write in your goals. The instruction book even includes a Congratulations certificate and Goal Tracker worksheet. This tracker would be great for a classroom but at home I can definitely see a few uses! The first thing I am going to use it on is potty training. I am going to put this tracker in the bathroom and mark it in increments of five, when my son reaches the top, he will get his prize. I am hoping this works, but we shall see as I can see him moving the tracker up on his own to cheat! I am going to mark with a dry erase marker though and hide that marker! Overall, the possibilities are endless for this tracker. It can be used for so many things both at home and in a classroom. The only thing I would change is to maybe include a dry erase marker with it but otherwise its simple, fun and ready to go!
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This report identifies the unique needs of immigrant parents as they try to engage with early childhood education and care programs. Parent engagement is a critical component of kindergarten readiness, but many immigrant parents face formidable barriers to participation. The report explores federal and local efforts for immigrant parents of young children and offers recommendations for better meeting their needs.
MPI experts, along with representatives from Gwinnett County Public Schools and the University of Georgia's Center for Latino Achievement and Success in Education, discuss the educational experiences of Georgia's first- and second-generation immigrant youth and where Georgia's ambitious education reforms have met—or failed to meet—the needs of this growing population.
This report analyzes the educational experiences and outcomes of immigrant youth ages 16 to 26 across Georgia's education systems, encompassing K-12, adult, and postsecondary. By examining these interconnected systems together, the analysis offers linked strategies for advancing the educational attainment of Georgia's immigrant youth.
This report profiles the population of Dual Language Learner children in the United States, who represent nearly one-third of all U.S. children under age 6, outlining school readiness and patterns of achievement. It evaluates the research on early care and education approaches that have been shown to support higher levels of language and literacy development for this population.
This issue brief analyzes the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which provides a two-year reprieve from deportation for eligible unauthorized immigrants who came to the United States as children. The study finds that 49 percent of the eligible population had applied during the program's first year, and reveals wide variation in application rates across states and national-origin groups.
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by laf992 No doubt, run BIG The material is soft and similar to your favorite go to sweatshirt, worn and comfy...I would recommend this to a person on the taller side to carry the material, there is a lot of it...if ordering, order one size down...the style is great and can be worn as a dress or with cute leggings....the lighter color is like a worn summer pale peach, will look amazing with a tan 3.21.2013
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Get to Know the Man Who Drew The Adventures of Spawn
Friday, October 24, 2008
To fans of The Adventures of Spawn, Parts 1 & 2, Khary Randolph needs no introduction. The tremendously talented artist's approach was the perfect fit for the streamlined style of this unique comic book. With Issue 2's November release right around the corner, we thought this would be the perfect time to have Khary weigh in on the creative process.
Can you give us a quick background story on who you are, and what your current projects might be?
Yeah, I can do that. The short story is, born in Boston, left in '96 to go to art school, and currently living in NYC. Been working as a professional artist since '99. I've done a lot of projects in and out of comics over the years, but I'm currently working as lead character designer for both the Chaotic card game and Chaotic TV show, being put out by 4Kids Productions. I also had a hand in the eighth season of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, also by 4Kids.
Oh, and I was also one of the character designers for the Wolverine & The X-Men cartoon, which will be coming out in 2009.
The Adventures of Spawn has been a successful online project for Spawn.com, and the conclusion is now being printed into another 48-page comic. Can you tell us your thoughts when you where originally starting this project?
That's easy. My first thought was "YES! HOLY COW, I'M DRAWING SPAWN!" My second thought was "WAIT. HOLY COW, I'M DRAWING SPAWN." That's edited for the children's sake, of course.
How exactly did you and Todd McFarlane Productions meet up on the project? Did you reach out to them, or did they approach you?
I believe I was approached by a Mr. Tyler Jeffers, my wonderful editor on the project. I guess he thought my style would be a good fit for the project. I had no choice but to agree.
How would you compare this to other projects you have been involved in artistically?
Well, I've always had two loves - cartoons and comic books. My first love is the medium of comics, and I've had some success there, but a lot of times I think the fact that my art tends to be very exaggerated and cartoony has maybe limited the jobs that I've been approached for. Which is probably why I've found myself such a good fit with animation the past few years. What appealed to me about this project was the fact that I could go cartoony but also still aim for a darkness that's not necessarily associated with kiddie books. It's meant to appeal to a younger base than the regular Spawn titles, so it's toned down some, but it still has an edge to it. I love that. It's got a dark humor. And I can't say that I've had any other projects that allowed me to explore both aspects of my art like that, and that's why it appealed to me.
And now, after all of that - is your opinion the same overall? If you had a time machine, would you do it all over again?
Yeah, I'd say my opinion hasn't changed much. The only thing I would change is my drawing itself. I always see things that I could have done better here and there. It's an unfortunate curse that I'm sure many artists deal with.
Now that we are done with memory lane, let's talk about The Adventures of Spawn #2. This is the conclusion to the story originally published a few years ago, right?
Was it relatively the same experience, in regard to how you worked on the first issue?
Not entirely. The first issue, I was fed the script in increments of three pages at a time, so I was constantly kept on my toes as to what was going to happen next. The second issue I was fed mostly as a complete script, so it was a little easier to pace and to understand the beats of the story a little better. It feels more cohesive to me and has more of a flow.
The online release of this story was different from the original release. With the first part of the story, Spawn.com was releasing a few pages a week. This second story released differently, in that it was half of the story first, then the second half. Any thoughts on which timeline worked better for you?
Ha. Easily the second one, because the deadlines were a lot more lax. Getting three pages done a week sounds easy in theory, but factoring in other jobs, schedules, and life makes it more complicated than it probably should be. I was constantly sweating over those deadlines, so having the new schedule was much more relaxing for me.
Which part was more interesting for you artistically?
Each presented its own challenges and rewards. I was just learning how to draw the characters in issue #1, and I definitely believe that by the time I got to #2, I had a firmer grasp of the characters and what I was doing with them, and thus, the art was probably stronger. #1's story jumped around from scene to scene a lot more though, so the situations were a lot more varied. One scene they were in a space station, the next in a zoo - these crazy scenarios were a lot of fun for me.
On top of working on this second part, you also contributed to one of the character bio comics, Omega Squad. From the look of the pages - it appears that you had some fun with that story. Did you, or is that our imagination?
Naw, I definitely did. I'm a big sci-fi buff, so drawing robots is a lot of fun for me. Plus, that Omega Spawn is just so darn easy to draw in comparison to some of the other characters. You know who I'm talking about, Tiffany.
And at what point of working on the second part were you also working on the bio comic? Did that timing help, or hinder you?
To be 100 percent honest with you, I couldn't even tell you. At this point it's all a blur of pages, pencils, eraser shavings and me ducking Tyler's emails.
Thanks again Khary, for taking the time to do this. One last question - anything new in the works that you can tell us about related to Todd McFarlane Productions or Spawn?
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I understand the desire for devs to even the playing field between hardcore and casual gamers... but omg come on, built in bot support? As I type this I have my char pounding away level 28... should be level 30 by the time I finish watching the entire 5th season of House while alt-tabbed.
In a MMORPG, why would you encourage people to bot for endless hours solo? I don't get it. My brains are not understanding this. This isn't a game, it's more like a house plant; pretty to look at sometimes, give it a little attention every so often and it will pretty much grow on it's own.
I'll stick it out to 30 though... I'm curious to see what happens when the 1 skill I've used to level 1-30 becomes obsolete.
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The botting feature you refer to is the Invigorater. It is a feature, from your post im of the impression because you give it, that its your only means of lvling you are using. If this is the case i see why your moaning as your missing other opportunitys. There are a multitude of ways to lvl in this game including questing like any other mmo. However where JD is different is it gives you other options to actually provide variety. Heres my tip for you, try the main quest lines and the daily ingame events, they provide good xp.
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The games realy not that good i got lvl 50 with a Vim
On doom bog server
It is monotonous unimaginative typical chinese grinder with a touch of eye candy
You cant afford item mall money your scrwed,Sure you can buy (jadeon) item mall gold with in game gold but....
In doing that you wont get the high end gear.Ffor that you are required 2 donate basically everything you get of monsters
to your faction for honor points hence no money to buy gold
Its either level up high with out the honor points or crafting and be rich
Or have honor and crafting optimal but be poor
And there catch 22 profit strategy is...
You will need experience potions You will need to buy there refine fail safe items
You will need to buy a 20$ skyblade lol just to even finish beginner quests
You will most likely buy there hit point replenishing potions also since will be so damn poor.
And not be able to by general health potion of the npc
the refine system is bad.It is possible to refine a weapon to max + 20 Yet all the weapons break at +3 definate +4
The quests details are bad
Player versus player sytsem is bad (pk) And leans more to the punishing pkr's
Pro's...Um Graphics are ok ^^
Some nice flashy cool looking martial arts but you will be botting the whole time or questing to enjoy them skills
Pvp after about lvl 50-70 that's if you are all twinked from there mall items.If not glhf peace and don't mess up your skill point allocations it cost 30$ to reset your skills thanks to there misinterpretation of them.
Sorry for the typos my Kboards playin up.
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This game is almost (99%) as same as Ether Saga online. The difference is that characters in this game look more mature than in ESO. Grinding, quests with mobs counting separately, even the freaking clouds and pets are same. If you like ESO (grind till you bleed) you'll like this one cause behind this "serious" looking graphics is the same crap in hiding.
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stoped after discover that the PVP is pot spamming
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Originally posted by slavkec
completely agree with your comment.
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Try playing a little bit longer. this game has a few... "worth it" unique features for a F2P game IMO.
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There is no Esper Invigorate botting anymore.
Originally posted by MCLustt910
Do you even play the game?
As I said in the other post Im on the game right now at at this very moment I am using Invigorate. It has NOT been removed and there is no talk even of removing it.
Its there and working just fine.
Originally posted by GTester
That's another fine example of how misleading, ignorant and full of shit is a review written by a noob that seems uncapable of understanding what's going on in that game can be.
JD is by far the easiest MMO I've ever played; it has no grinding at all simply because it has a fully functional auto bot that allows you to train your toon for hours without your eyes glued to the PC monitor. You can set it up to use skills, auto pot, what monsters to kill and so on. As a beginner you will alo receive a free HP battery that will keep you going until reaching lvl 30 or so. In addition to taht you get free 2 hours of double xp every day + 8 hours of buffs that give increased attack & def. Further more, you get free armor sets up to lvl 90 (out of 150).
Ok, so here's more info regarding JD:
1. classes/jobs/races/etc - In JD the are currently 5 factions, each with their own skills. At lvl 15 you get a quests that will allow you to choose any of the 5. The good thing about JD's system is that not only each faction is interesting to play on its own, but most important each of the 5 is viable and competitive, so there's no "choose only that X class or you're gimped". Some have AOEs, other don't; lupins have insane crits (they're the equivalent or assassin/rogue from other MMOs), while Vims have overall very good defence and hp (aka the tanks of JD). As I've already tried to explain, JD's factions have similarities with the usual classes you may encounter in an MMO, but they also have their own thing.
2. skills - in JD once you join a faction you get access to a specific skill tree; the good thing about it is that each faction has enough tricks in their bags to neutralize some of the skills you normally hate when used against you in an MMO, such as stuns, sleep, and so on. Some can stun, others have a buff or defuff to hold that attack, so in the end all are pretty balanced and each faction has its own moment of glory throughout the game, so you might suck at a low lvl, but pwn like a pro as a high lvl.
3. esper/auto bot - this is one of the coolest features of the game.
4. quests - JS is a MMO focused on quest xp rather than grinding xp; there are tones of quests (some are mandatory) that give various rewards, from gold to xp, valuable items and cool titles. They are structured on categories (mandatory, classic, voyage, etc). Those will keep you busy for a long time. At higher lvls you get less of these, but you get instead the sleepless one, which basically gives a substantial xp boost for killing specific mobs. Some of these quests can be repeated, some are one time only, others will pop out only when doing certain activities or at some specific game time; some are challenges that are timed. You will love or hate the famous "jumping quests" :) Anyway, you get the picture ;)
5. events - in addition to the normal quests and grinding, you have weekly and daily events. Some are for xp rewards, some are for money. Most popular are Crisis, the Astrals, the Fishing Mastery and the Books event. some can be soloed, other require a party. Not mandatory, but definitively fun ;)
6. pvp/pk - JD currently has 3 servers, each having 15 realms. 75% are PvE realms, the rest are open PvP. In the PvP ones you can kill any other player, but if that player is a hite name you will get infamy points (1 infamy point = 2 hours of pink/red name). If you're a pink or red name there's a chance to drop an item at random. Don't worry, most things are bound on player (if you're using the free armor sets). Pink/red names can also be killed in any PvE realms while they can't respond *that's why most of them once they go pink/red just wait in safe zones). In PvE realms you can't attack other players (unless they're pink/red names) but you can duel other players on request (no penalty) and there's also more organized PvP, such as alliance wars.
7. clan/alliance - in JD you can join a clan (guild); clans have some specific skills (increased hp, xp, etc) than can be upgrade. More clans can form an alliance (these can also be upgraded). Alliances can perform alliance wars, battle forts, and so on. JD encourages organised PvP rather than random ganking - there's also a prison for the ppl than tend to exagerate with random killings. There are various ranks for clans / alliances and even personal player ranks.
Pfff....more to be added soon about: mounts, skyblades, crafting, refining, honor, and so on - as you can see, there's a lot to alk about - and that's only the tip of the eisberg :)
That was no review. Simply sick of seeing alot of lil wack kids crying about stuff they know nothing about. If you dont like my post then blow it out your ass. It was my personal opion which I am entitled to. I think mmorpg needs to start being adult only or something I am sick of being flamed everytime I make a post by some lil kid who thinks he mature beyond his years. Go do your monkey bud !!
[]Deace OUT Nigz
Originally posted by beavermonk
How can you possibly call someone else a kid, when you talk like that? "[]Deace OUT Nigz" did you just come from ebonics 101 or something?
State your case but if your going to flame someone else for "sounding" like a "lil kid" you should at least try not to sound like one yourself.
I am sounding like myself what do you want me to do sound fake? If you dont like my culture dont read and most of all dont seek attention in my thread
Originally posted by beavermonk
Maybe he is just sounding like his-self aswell. Either way you sounded no more childish than the did. Maybe you shouldnt seek attention by flaming other people.
Anyway, I'm back with the rest of the info I've promised:
a). MOUNTS - so far these are cash shop items only; rumors say once a certain NPC will be in game ppl will be able to get a free timed mount, but we'll have to waity and see whether that's true or not. You can currently choose betwen 4 "normal" mounts (these are always available in the shop): frog, bull, ligera, and the horse type one. In addition to these you can also get a so called "rare" mount - these come from special lottery boxes as 1st prizes. Not many of these are currently in game and those lottery boxes are sold for a limited period of time. The important thing about mounts is that they all have the same moving speed (+6.00). It's important because some cost more than others so it's only a matter of looks & personal taste to choose which to buy, it won't affect its performance. Once you use them they become bound on player (it's not possible for the moment to unbound them). Mounts will take you faster to various sport and hunting grounds and become almost mandatory from lvl 90 up (due to your esper starting to consume energy). The main difference between these and the skyblades is that you can fight while mounted (and also using skills).
b). SKYBLADE - the name is self explanatory: it's a sword which flies. Bu using it you gain access to certain areas and NPCs that are unreacheable (or very difficult to) otherwise. You can't fight on a skyblade and also can't use any skills. It's good to fly you over aggro mobs, makes the jumping quests easier to finish and...looks cool :) Skyblades, unlike mounts, can be upgraded by gaining proficiency points which ultimately makes them move faster and also changes its apprearance. So far you can either buy them from the game's cash shop (currently available: glister & onyx fury; the clous shuttle is not available anymore, it was a rare prize from one of the 1st gambling boxes. These require lvl 45 to to use them) or take the "skyblade quest" that will give you a free 3 days skyblade (the quest can be repeated 1 per week).
c). REFINE/IMBUE - there are 2 ways to enhance the stats of your armor set & weapon.
d). CRAFTING - there are a lot of things that can be crafted (armor sets, weapons, charms, pet gear, rare items, etc). In order to craft you first need to complete an easy beginner quest. After that it's only a matter of gathering all the necessary mats (these are common mob drops and the market is flooded with them so they're very easy to come by; NPC shops also sell them) and recipes. You don't need to go to a certain area or NPC to craft so doing it on the fly (while grinding for ex) is possible. It takes a lot of work to get to higher crafting lvls but it's well worth since the higher you go, the more money you'll make (it's one of the most important sources of money making).
e). PETS - every player gets a free pet (either a dryadling or a woody pig). These pets can fight and help you kill mobs and after reaching lvl 30 they can also gather various mats and use them in workshops to make pet gear and stuff. The pet system is pretty complex, it involves various start signs that determin their attributes; they also have random skills so even if you're using a free pet while others have cash shop one, you can still be the owner of a better one. In order to use a pet you frist need to tame it the tame master. Pets need belly refilling food. They grow both in lvl and grade. After reaching a certain grade lvl (12 and 18) they change appearance. In order to achieve that you need to train them with special jade pieces (leash) that will enhance various attributes and make them grow (either by doing the "free lunch" quest or by using celebeans). It's a long and expensive process to make a pet fully evolve, but IMO it's wort hdoing it, cause you'll end up with a powerful companion (I've seen some high lvl players getting KO'ed by some fully grown stonus). Pet can wear their own special pet armor sets and they....talk :) (what they're gonna say to you depends on their civility...some are very loving and curtenious, while others are cocky and rude...even cursing a lot).
Originally posted by beavermonk
First of all before you speak on being fake, and someone not liking your culture learn and respect the culture first. Its little idiots like you that make our whole entire race look bad. The little pretend thugs and wanna be gansters, i suggest you do a little reading and researching into the African American culture, and im not talking about that crap on BET. Maybe than you will learn something, and have more respect for your culture and not some fake ass hip hop artist
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I will never understand how someone can judge a game when he get lvl 50 when max is 150 (?), propably OP made His lvl only using Esper, so He dont know this game really...
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God help me for posting in a new forum.
But the game and arguments here interest me.
First my thoughts on the game.
With the ability to bot, I have to say its the only reason I like it. I never in a million years thought a mmo would do such a thing. Its a nice change for those of us with really busy lives and little time to play . I have played mmo's for so long I'm sick of them all cause I have to grind. I don't have the time or willpower to do the same thing over and over again. So I like the game even with its faults. I generally don't touch a game that has little customization or the same boring grinding and quests. This one I have and I think I'll be playing it for a while. I've been dieing for any mmo I do not have to grind in and here it is. This may not be the perfect fix for grinding, but I think it is for me. I do wish the process of leveling could go a bit faster, but I'm patient. No more loseing sleep because of an mmo adiction for me. I might actually get to max level in one of these games for once. So the fact that all I have to do is wait and I will get to max level negates the fact the rest of the game needs some serious work (imo). And just because this is a game for me, does not make it a game for everybody.
Now as far as the argument through this thread, I half to say I this is why I generally never post in forums. Someone attacks someone, then that someone attempts to defend themselves; however the defense also ended up as an attack.... and it is attack after attack after attack. What's new? This is how forums are. This is how mmo's are. People feel far more comfortable insulting one another behind a safe little computer. Yea it would be great if these places were not so childish. I just learn if I say anything, that I will get flame, and it is best just not to say anything back because there will only be more flame and you make yourself look only worse. I also don't generally read replies anymore. Yes, it is sad. It would be a much better place if people started respecting one another, but I doubt that will happen. In no way are my above comments favoring any specific party.
Well I'm going back to playing this game and watching the 3rd season of stargate atlantis.
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John 4:34-38 Jesus saith unto them, My meat is to do the will of him that sent me, and to finish his work. SAY NOT YE, THERE ARE YET FOUR MONTHS, AND THEN COMETH HARVEST.? BEHOLD, I say unto you, LIFT UP YOU EYES AND LOOK ON THE FIELDS; FOR THEY ARE WHITE ALREADY TO HARVEST. And HE THAT REAPETH receiveth wages, and gathereth fruit UNTO LIFE ETERNAL: that both HE THAT SOWETH AND HE THAT REAPETH may rejoice TOGETHER. And herein is that saying true, ONE SOWETH, and ANOTHER REAPETH. I SENT YOU TO REAPthat whereon ye bestowed no labour: other men laboured, and YE ARE ENTERING INTO THEIR LABOURS.
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Volunteers pass through the first full body scanner, which uses backscatter technology, installed at OHare International Airport in Chicago. The Transportation Security Administration says the X-ray scanners will be gone by June 2013 because the company that makes them cant fix the privacy issues.Those airport scanners with their all-too revealing body images will soon be going away.
The Transportation Security Administration says the scanners that used a low-dose X-ray will be gone by June because the company that makes them cant fix the privacy issues. The other airport body scanners, which produce a generic outline instead of a naked image, are staying.
The government rapidly stepped up its use of body scanners after a man sneaked explosives onto a flight bound for Detroit on Christmas Day 2009.
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On Thursday Rapiscan, the maker of the X-ray, or backscatter, scanner, acknowledged that it wouldnt be able to meet the June deadline. The TSA said Friday that it ended its contract for the software with Rapiscan.
The agencys statement also said the remaining scanners will move travelers through more quickly, meaning faster lanes at the airport. Those scanners, made by L-3 Communications, used millimeter waves to make an image. The company was able to come up with software that no longer produced a naked image of a travelers body.
The TSA will remove all 174 backscatter scanners from the 30 airports theyre used in now. Another 76 are in storage. It has 669 of the millimeter wave machines it is keeping, plus options for 60 more, TSA spokesman David Castelveter said.
Not all of the machines will be replaced. Castelveter said that some airports that now have backscatter scanners will go back to having metal detectors. Thats what most airports used before scanners were introduced.
The Rapiscan scanners have been on their way out for months, in slow motion.
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Rapiscan parent company OSI Systems Inc. said it will help the TSA move the scanners to other government agencies. It hasnt yet been decided where they will go, said Alan Edrick, OSIs chief financial officer, in an interview.
Scanners are often used in prisons or on military bases where privacy is not a concern.
Theres quite a few agencies which will have a great deal of interest in the scanners, Edrick said.
OSI is taking a one-time charge of $2.7 million to cover the money spent trying to develop software to blur the image, and to move the machines out of airports, Edrick said.
The contract to change the software on the scanners came under scrutiny in November when the TSA delivered a show cause letter to the company looking into allegations that it falsified test data, which the company denied. On Thursday it said final resolution of that issue needs approval by the Department of Homeland Security.
The agreement with the TSA is an indication that OSI Systems will be cleared of the issues raised by the agency, Roth Capital Partners analyst Jeff Martin wrote on Friday. OSI shares soared $2.37, or 3.5 percent, to close at $70.02.
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Wednesday, December 19, 2012
The emotional wounds from Friday's massacre in Newtown are still raw, the passions still vivid and red hot. Everything is changed and we will never be the same. Those of us who are parents may have been especially touched and now we hug our children just a little tighter before they leave for school in the morning, pull them a little closer each night as they return, exhausted from their active day. We study their every movement, listen to their slow, steady breathing, revel in their laughter and stare into the depths of their eyes, astonished at the life we have created. My sons are adults now, 22 and 24, yet they still are and always will be my babies and I still worry about them, am still astonished by their presence and still attempt to protect and coddle them, no matter how they protest.
The holidays have brought our older son home more often; he arrived on our doorstep almost every night of Hanukkah as the sun set to light the candles, exchange gifts and eat dinner as a family. I sit and watch my two sons, young men, eat pizza or cheese fondue with a man's appetite and wonder how it is they grew up, tall, handsome, funny, smart. When did this happen? Our life as a family has often been a bumpy road, our sons' teen years dotted with adolescent woes; we've struggled through tragedy and arguments, clothes stuffed in plastic garbage bags and tossed out onto the doorstep, and whatever else parenting brings into our lives. Yet when we actually think about it, when we pause and stare hard at our two sons, we really are thankful. We feel lucky that they have turned out so damn well.
In the wake of Friday's horrendous tragedy, I do feel lucky – and, I will admit, relieved – each time they walk through the front door. Younger son goes out at night and I still lie awake or in a fitful sleep, waiting to hear the click of the front door, the sound of his step on the floor, the barking of the dog. Then and only then can I finally fall into peaceful slumber.
Many years ago, I was in a horrific car accident. If it wasn't for the very quick reaction time of the driver of the car that plowed into me I would not have survived. Our sons were about 6 and 8 years old at the time. At the end of this harrowing, terrifying day spent on the side of the road and at the hospital for a battery of x-rays, my husband came and picked me up. Driving home side by side, each one of us lost in our own thoughts, the silence heavy between us, he finally turned to me and cried "Do you realize that you almost left me alone?! Left me to raise our two boys without you?!" We, he and I, have each lost a parent and I have lost a sibling, a dear brother and I know that no matter how much time passes, the wound remains deep and bleeding, the loss heavy, a gaping black hole of sadness. I simply cannot imagine losing a child. So, yes, the loss of those twenty children, mere babies, has cut many of us to the core. And we turn around and face our own children and feel very, very lucky.
And my older son came over to cook. For as much as husband and I both love to cook and as often as we do, our sons never really caught the cooking bug.* Maybe it is, as some would argue, because they never had to cook; the food was always on the table for them to enjoy. Or maybe, yes I will admit, that I scared the begeebees out of them whenever they tried. As my husband will freely tell you, I am not one to share the kitchen with. He sends me packing, refusing to even pull out ingredients and start chopping before I am well away and out of the kitchen. Ah, so I am a perfectionist; what do you want? I will also admit that I might have bit my poor son's head off a few times this very night in question and I will search high and low for something to blame it on but I won't bore you with that. Anyway, he came over to cook and not just any dish. No. For weeks he had been berating me, upbraiding me, ranting and complaining because he had offered me a Greek cookbook last Hanukkah, one entire year ago, and I had yet to make one single recipe from it. So he selected a recipe, a Greek-style Preserved Lemon Chicken with Olives, and offered to come over and help.
And so we did. Cook. Greek-Style Preserved Lemon Chicken with Olives packs a true flavor punch: tender chicken infused with the bright, sparkling flavor of lemon, lightly-caramelized onions offering a savory succulence and a handful of olives giving the dish a salty edge. And nothing could be easier! Brown the chicken, toss in the rest of the ingredients, allow to simmer and Bingo! A stunning dish. Simple enough to make with your children, no matter their age. And now one my own son can prepare in his own apartment for his friends.
And before he dropped by, I decided to make Spiral Feta-filled Rolls from the same book as a surprise. I will share this recipe with you on my next post.
So hug your children, spend as much extra time with them as a family and be happy. Maybe I'll cook with my son a little more often now.
* I will be fair. Clem, the older son, makes the absolute best damn Tiramisu on the planet. He also makes a mean Lemon Tart as well.
Adapted from Vefa's Kitchen by Vefa Alexiadou – published in French by Phaidon
Serves 4 people
1 preserved lemon
1 fresh lemon
About 6 Tbs (40 g) flour seasoned with salt and pepper
1 chicken cut in pieces or 2 leg/thigh sections and 2 breasts
A few tablespoons olive oil
1 onion, trimmed, peeled and chopped
1 garlic clove, peeled and chopped
½ cup pitted green olives, soaked in cold water for about an hour
Finely grated zest of one lemon, optional
½ cup (125 ml) water
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
2 Tbs freshly squeezed lemon juice
Cut the preserved lemon in half and then each half in 2 or 4 wedges. Place the seasoned flour in a plate or soup bowl. Pat the chicken pieces clean and dry.
Place a few tablespoons olive oil in a large, heavy pot with a lid and heat over medium to medium-high heat. When the oil is hot and a few drops of water spritzed onto the oil sizzle, dredge the chicken pieces in the seasoned flour and brown in the oil; you may have to do this in two or three batches as you do not want to crowd the chicken in the pot. Turn the pieces to brown well on each side; this could take 6 – 8 minutes per piece. Add more oil to the pot if needed.
As the chicken pieces are browned carefully lift them out of the pot and place on a plate.
When all of the chicken pieces are well browned and out of the pot, add the chopped onion and garlic to the pot and cook, stirring often, until tender and transparent, scraping up the dark bits from the bottom of the pot. Add the chicken pieces back to the pot and continue to cook for a few minutes, stirring, until the onion bits are beginning to brown around the edges. Add the wedges of preserved lemon, the zest if using and the water; drain the olives and add to the pot. Salt and pepper and bring just to the boil, reduce the heat, cover the pot and allow to simmer for 30 to 45 minutes or until the chicken is cooked through. Add a little more water during the cooking if needed.
When the chicken is cooked, remove the pot from the heat and add the lemon juice.
Serve immediately over mashed potatoes, couscous, mixed grains or pilaf.
16 comments:
- Finla said...
I can totally relate to you when you say you are always relieved when you see your young son back home after a night out, i am like that too, the first year Shyama went to college i think for months i made her ring to say goodnight to me otherwise i was so restless, i know i canot do anything as she is there for the whole week , but i am always happy when i see her walking towards the home every friday ( mom will be peeping from the window :-))
Love the look of thsoe spiral bunw i am looking forward for therecipe too, ofcourse love the chicken dish too :-)
- December 19, 2012 at 7:34 AM
- Magda said...
I love Vefa's cooking, she's an icon in Greek cuisine and I have made the feta-filled spirals from her book as well. They're delicious. Here, take a look http://mylittleexpatkitchen.blogspot.nl/2010/09/spiral.html
But we never use preserved lemon in Greece. I have never even tried it. I'm curious to see how it tastes.
I can't fathom the pain those parents are in for the loss of their children...
- December 19, 2012 at 9:14 AM
- Rosa's Yummy Yums said...
Such dishes are heavenly! Preserved lemons are so fragrant and add depth to dishes.
- December 19, 2012 at 9:34 AM
- Amanda said...
I, too, sleep fitfully until I am aware of my wanderers arriving back home. Even though the eldest moved out of home I still leave my mobile phone on at night so she can get to me if she needs to - I wonder when I will grow out of that!
And - control in the kitchen! It's an issue here too. The cooking skills of my 3 are very limited and it's all my own fault - I could never just leave them to it. I always had to hover, overing "advice", "helping out" and just generally taking over. Now it's like pulling teeth to get any of them to cook a meal!
- December 19, 2012 at 1:53 PM
- Cathy at Wives with Knives said...
6What a touching post, Jamie. My children's safety and welfare is as important to me today as it was when they were young and I can't rest either if I'm not sure all is well with them. They are life's greatest blessing and my heart goes out to the families of those precious little children who were taken from them.ngert
- December 19, 2012 at 4:25 PM
- Lisa said...
I was so moved by your post, and the photos of your sons as children about the same age as the ones who died, are beautiful and moving. They made it to an age those children will never see. Like you said, no matter how old they are, they will always be your babies and you will always worry about them. That said, I had no idea you were almost killed in a car accident. I'm so glad you weren't..as I can only imagine the thought of not being there to see your sons grow up, shocked you for a long time.
I love that your sons are so into cooking and the Greek chicken with lemon and olives looks pretty damn amazing - especially with your surprise feta spirals to sop up the sauce! Good food with family and love - can't beat it! xo
- December 19, 2012 at 8:29 PM
- Denise said...
I am not a mother; but, felt the need to hug all the little ones in our lives after this. Just a little tighter. Lovely story as always!! Wishing you and your amazing family a brilliant new year and hopefully, our paths will cross one day soon. xo
- December 19, 2012 at 8:46 PM
- Lydia (The Perfect Pantry) said...
Ah, the preserved lemon and olives make this a version of the wonderful Moroccan tagine that was the very first Moroccan dish I ever cooked. We love cooking with our adult kids (and yes, I do share the kitchen, or willingly turn it over to them).
- December 20, 2012 at 5:02 AM
- Not Quite Nigella said...
I had no idea about the car accident Jamie! That must have been absolutely terrifying for both you and your family that almost lost you. Absolutely, hug all that you love :)
- December 20, 2012 at 5:08 AM
- Carolyn Jung said...
What a scary time that must have been for you. Glad you recovered. And even more glad you shared the story. Just goes to show how precious life is -- something we should never take for granted.
- December 20, 2012 at 3:40 PM
- Lizzy Do said...
My children are about the same ages...my 19 y/o wants to drive to hang out with a friend tonight who lives 45 minutes away...and of course, it's snowing and blowing :/ The worries just get bigger as they get older. I can't even fathom what those families in Connecticut are feeling...the loss of a child would leave a huge, irreparable hole in my heart.
But on to the fun stuff...your chicken looks amazing plus I have both preserved lemons and olives in my fridge! How wonderful that your son came to cook it with you. I will check out his tiramisu recipe as that is one of my oldest's favorite desserts...maybe I can teach him how to make it :)
- December 20, 2012 at 4:46 PM
- Meeta K. Wolff said...
That feeling of relief when you see your sons --- I am so with you there. As Soeren gets more independent, what I like seeing in him, he is out with friends more often and when he walks through the door - it's like a invisible weight has been lifted from me.
This is a lovely recipe. I've wanted to make preserved lemons for a long time now and now I have the perfect reason to do so!
- December 21, 2012 at 12:06 AM
- Rambling Tart said...
I'm so glad you could share this special moment with Clem, Jamie. What a beautiful response to such a devastating situation in the States. Wishing you many, many more happy memories with your boys. XO
- December 21, 2012 at 5:54 AM
- Nuts about food said...
I am catching up on all my reading after the holidays. So true, after the massacre we have all been hugging our children a little tighter. It is wonderful that you and your son spent some time cooking together, especially as it is a first for you. I like thinking of my kids and I doing that when they get older.
- January 9, 2013 at 3:56 AM
- Mairi @ Toast said...
Happy New Year Jamie! I am back at work & holiday memories are already startng to fade! Using what is likely the last quiet Friday afternoon at work to catch up on some reading. I would imagine your wonderful boys are a testament to you & your husband! This chicken is right up my alley...perfect for summer or to infuse a little brightness in to winter.
- January 10, 2013 at 3:53 PM
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Righteous vigilante fantasies aside; that man has no business wearing a robe and sitting behind the bench to judge matters of justice, to say nothing of family law (domestic abuse). His only relationship to the bench should be in front of it, in chains.
I wonder if this revelation will result in problems in the cases he's presided over?
As terrible as this bastard's treatment of his own child is, I am trying to wrap my head around the idea that this man has had say in whether or not domestic abuse is just that, abuse. This man has had say in custody, in protection and separation.
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Little Things Forever features thousands of little things that make up larger pieces of artwork. The biggest art piece is a star on the menu screen. When you start a game, you zoom into one of the items that makes up the star, which is also made up of hundreds of things.
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I like this game (and the original too). I would add a con though for younger kids to Leanna's review - wish the devs would include a picture of the item you're searching for next to the word. This would make the game easier for kids that aren't yet able to read (which I think is one of their target groups for the app).
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* Konqueror Userscript for Konqueror
The script is taken from this site, that also adapted it from other scripts. I mirrored the script to an easily-accessible location.
Once you've added the script, you only need to enable Google Web History: go to this page and select "Enable Web History and install the toolbar", but cancel the downloading process (you don't need the toolbar).
This feature only works when you're logged in to your Google Account. To disable it, remove the script from Greasemonkey or from another plug-in you've installed.
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