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HAMBURG, NY - The Hilbert College men's lacrosse games scheduled against Penn State Abington and Mount Staint Vincent (March 10 and 11) have been relocated to Orchard Park High School. Hilbert's grass field is not game-ready for back-to-back Division III contests this early in the month of March.
The Hawks will host Penn State Abington March 10 at 3:00 pm (NEW TIME) on Orchard Park's turf field. Sunday, March 11, Mount Saint Vincent travels to Orchard Park and will face-off against the Hawks at 1:00 pm (orginal game time).
Mapquest directions from Hilbert to Orchard Park high school - please note the game fields' parking lot entrance is located on North Freeman Street, Orchard Park 14127.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Fuck that if true!! Maynard is a solid payday and already has one win over him ?!! shit take that all day long , but the Diaz's are nutty so we'll see if its true and holds up or just talk.
Fuck that if true!! Maynard is a solid payday and already has one win over him ?!! shit take that all day long , but the Diaz's are nutty so we'll see if its true and holds up or just talk.
Thats right bitches, gonna have to bling out the other hand soon...
The main impediment to Nate attending his high school graduation.....
Manager: Nate Diaz tweet about UFC scheduling, not so much high school reunion
According to his manager, UFC lightweight Nate Diaz's tweet about attending his high school reunion is his way of saying he wants to fight Gray Maynard at UFC on FOX 9 – not The Ultimate Fighter 18 Finale.
Following this past Friday's Bellator 101, Mike Kogan told MMAjunkie.com: "It just makes sense that he fights Gray Maynard, who's ranked above him, on the same card where there's a title fight, so he just expressed a desire to fight on the Sacramento card."
This past week, Diaz (16-9 MMA, 11-7 UFC) was in the news for tweeting that he couldn't make a scheduled meeting with two-time opponent Maynard (11-2-1 MMA, 9-2-1 UFC) because the reunion was on the same night as the Nov. 30 fight card, which takes place at Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas.
Diaz later deleted the message. Kogan said the fighter isn't turning down the bout and is training to face Maynard.
However, the younger brother of Nick Diaz wants to do it a little bit later.
Kogan pointed out that UFC on FOX 9, which takes place Dec. 14 at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento, Calif., and airs live on FOX, is much closer to Diaz's stomping grounds in Stockton and features Josh Thomson challenging Anthony Pettis for the UFC's lightweight title – a shot he gets coming off a TKO win over Diaz in April in San Jose, Calif.
"It has nothing to do with the reunion or not reunion," Kogan said. "He would like to see if he could fight on the Sacramento card. It's only two weeks later. It's closer to his house; it's like fighting in your backyard with more fans. That's really what it's about."
Pluu-lease tell me someone watches the Tommy Toehold Show????
César Gracie jui jitsu WHAT???
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SHREWSBURY, Mass. — Shrewsbury Police arrested a man on Friday in connection with a robbery of a Westborough jewelry store.
Sean Wogan, 19, of 352 Grafton St. was to be arraigned in Westborough District Court Monday morning after being arrested on a warrant in connection to the Westborough robbery.
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Gas and oil prices move upThe Associated Press | February 04,2013AP Photo
Samir Shabo fills his tank at a Mobil gas station in Chicago last week. Gasoline prices jumped at the end of the week as rising economic growth boosted oil prices and temporary refinery outages crimped gasoline supplies on the East and West Coasts.NEW YORK Weekend travelers did a double-take at the gas station after Fridays biggest one-day pop in pump prices in nearly two years.
The nationwide average price for a gallon of gas jumped 4 cents overnight to $3.46 a gallon Friday, according to AAA. That made a three-day gain of 10 cents and, for the first time in 2013, gas now costs more than it did a year ago.
The biggest increases happened out West. The average price in California rose nearly 6 cents Friday to $3.82 a gallon.
The largest previous one-day gain occurred on March 4, 2011, when the average price jumped by 4.4 cents.
Overall, gas prices are now up 17 cents this year. The main reason is a 6.5 percent increase in the price of oil. But a heavy schedule of January maintenance at West Coast refineries has contributed to sharply higher prices. Meanwhile, low supplies of gas have pushed prices higher on the East Coast.
Hopes of stronger economic growth in the U.S. and abroad helped push the U.S. stock market to a five-year high in January and sent crude prices up. When economies expand, more gasoline, diesel and jet fuel are consumed by shippers and travelers.
Retail gasoline prices have risen for 15 days straight, according to AAA, Oil Price Information Service, and Wright Express. The average price for the month of January was $3.32, the second highest January average ever, although a nickel cheaper than last years record.
The national average price has risen in nine of the last 10 Februarys. Last year gasoline prices jumped 28 cents, or 8 percent, in February and averaged $3.55 for the month. Analysts still dont expect prices to follow last years steep path through March that brought them to a high of $3.94 on April 6.
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Carlos Vela has told Arsenal he is not interested in a return to the club.
Wilfried Bony is happy Chelsea are interested in him.
Chris Coleman is ready to commit his future to Wales and lead them into Euro 2016.
Sam Allardyce has lined up a £2million move for Bocundji Ca to replace Mohamed Diame, who is wanted by Arsenal and Spurs.
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Manchester City plan to beat Barcelona to Argentinian sensation Erik Lamela.
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Chelsea are ready to make a fourth attempt to sign Bayer Leverkusen striker Andre Schurrle.
Newcastle are ready to join Liverpool and Arsenal in the battle for PSG centre-back Mamadou Sakho.
Brendan Rodgers will be tempted to sell Luis Suarez if a £40million bid comes in.
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Martin O'Neill was last night sacked as manager of Sunderland.
Arsenal are planning to raid the Bundesliga this summer for Borussia Dortmund pair Mario Goetze and Robert Lewandowski as well as Bayer Leverkusen's Lars Bender.
Sir Alex Ferguson sees no reason why Roberto Mancini will not be at Manchester City next season.
The Manchester United boss has also made it clear that Javier Hernandez is not for sale.
Christian Benteke's agent claims his client has no desire to leave Aston Villa any time soon.
David Cameron wants Celtic and Rangers to play their football in England.
Martin O'Neill was last night sacked as Sunderland boss.
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Why do I have to take the placement assessments?Kent State University requires students to demonstrate their knowledge and skills in English (writing), mathematics, reading and study strategies, foreign language, and chemistry. Students demonstrate their knowledge and skills through ACT or SAT scores and/or placement assessments. Placement assessments are designed to help academic advisors and students determine which courses will provide the best opportunity for success. Your academic advisor will review your placements with you during First Step.
Can I wait to take the placement assessments until after I finish my senior year?
We urge you not to wait. Your assessment scores are essential to getting into the proper classes on your First Step day. Registration for fall classes begins in March, and the earlier you attend First Step, the better the selection of courses you'll have.
I started taking the ALEKS math placement but didn't finish. How do I get back into ALEKS?Your session probably timed out. A Kent State Stark staff member will need to reset your session. We will need your name, Kent State ID number and Kent State email address. Call Bobbi Groves at 330-244-3244 or Eleanor Kuder at 330-244-3252 to have your session reset.
I don't have a computer at home [or] I don't want to take my assessments at home. Can I take them at Kent State Stark?You can come to the Academic Success Center to take all the placement assessments except for music. Be sure to allow yourself enough time to complete all your assessments. Approximate testing times are provided in the assessment instructions. Visit Testing Services for available hours. Bring a photo ID with you. The Academic Success Center is located in the lower level of the Campus Center and can be reached at 330-244-5050.
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Hart names Phipps executive creative directorWritten by Sanya Ali | | firstname.lastname@example.com
An executive creative director at an advertising company as far-reaching as Hart must possess a mix of passion, creativity and leadership.
Randy Phipps said he fills all those criteria. The former senior art director for the company took over the creative director slot June 2.
"It's coming home, but, at the same time, it's a fresh start," Phipps said.
President and CEO Mike Hart said he is glad to have Phipps back at the company.
"We've followed Randy's career and are pleased to have him back to lead our creative team," Hart said in a news release. "Long ago, I learned that beneath Randy's easygoing nature is a talented dynamo."
Phipps grew up in Butler, Pennsylvania, just north of Pittsburgh. His mother was an artist, and her creative inclination inspired him to pursue an artistic career.
"She did it because she was passionate about it and she passed that passion on to me," Phipps said. "Ever since I was young, I did a lot of drawing, a lot of creative thinking. It naturally kind of fell into place for me when I got to college."
Phipps attended Kent State University, where he majored in visual communication design. He found his calling when he joined Hart as a young businessman.
"There's a competitive nature to who I am, so that fits well into the advertising world," Phipps said.
From 1998-2006, Phipps worked at Hart as senior art director.
"It was a little more hands-on, the day-to-day of creating designs and messages (compared to his new role)," Phipps said.
In 2006, Phipps decided to transfer to Toledo-based brand agency NORTH, which sent him across the globe for assignments.
"Pretty much, you can put a dot on a map and I've been there," Hart said. "There was a lot of world travel. That was intriguing."
During his time abroad, Phipps worked on material and communications for the Sochi Olympic Games, the Australian Open and the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia. Once he had explored the world, he decided he needed a change of pace.
"I was ready to move past that and move into a stronger role," Phipps said. "The travel was exciting, but, once I fed that need, it was nice to be back. I can focus on doing great work and being with family."
As executive creative director, Phipps has broader control and an overseer role.
Phipps' goal at Hart is simple: Bring out the best in the company.
"It's really to bring the creativity to a higher level and bring a little bit of international feel and flavor that I've gained through my previous job to Hart," Phipps said. "It's not a whole lot more difficult than that, elevating the level of work."
Phipps said he sees a few challenges ahead of him.
He said Hart has one of the largest teams and one of the largest client bases in Northwest Ohio.
"Being on top of design, marketing and messaging trends across a vast number of clientele is probably the biggest challenge," Phipps said.
Phipps said his positions at Hart have been ideal, because the company offered him the opportunity to do what he loves and meet quality people.
"Being in a great town where I can raise my family but at the same time do tremendous work and work with tremendous people, this would be my dream job," Phipps said.
Phipps' family includes his wife and son, who he said were very excited about the career move.
"They were glad that I came back," Phipps said. "They know a lot of people here and we've made a lot of connections with people here at Hart over the years."
Phipps prides himself on both his work and his ability to maintain healthy social relationships outside of the workplace.
"There's a sense of professionalism that comes with being in the position that I'm in," Phipps said. "To be able to be in this position and to maintain a good working relationship and friendships is what I'm most proud of. My job is what I do, but it doesn't define who I am. The friendships I have built, that's what I'm most proud of."
Phipps said young professionals should consider all ideas before deciding to act in professional situations.
"Always keep an open mind," Phipps said. "Great ideas can come from anyone, anywhere at any time. To have an open mind and always listen before you speak, that would be one of the best pieces of advice."
Phipps said he is grateful Hart gave him such a warm welcome.
"I missed being here after I had left," Phipps said. "Even though I had some great experiences and great professional times and I grew in those times, I always had a longing to go back."
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Tax increases for 77% of Americans ... all at ince now Obots, explain how you were always in favor of middle lass tax hikes.
Tax increases for 77% of Americans ... all at ince now Obots, explain how you were always in favor of middle lass tax hikes.
Since this is clearly not true as to federal income tax rates, to what then do you refer?
The ending of the FICA payroll tax break of 2%? It's not an increase, but the ending of the time-limited temporary cuts, as scheduled. Frankly, except for Obama's strong insistence before, these would already have expired 2 years ago, from the GOP's opposition to them and their extension O won at that time. Putting it another way, the American people have been paying 6.2% FICA payroll tax FOREVER (well, at least since the Reagan/Greenspan Commission deal in the mid-'80s raised them there from 4.2%). What will they be paying now, after your alleged tax hike? 6.2%.
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I was betting Snoopy would be the first to argue that paying more ax wasn't a tax increase.
So you were wrong, AGAIN!???!?! (Gosh, hard to believe!)
It's semantics, again. Nobody raised that tax. Someone LOWERED it, temporarily, and the temporary nature of that lowering was known in the original bill lowering it. That temporary lowering ended, although it was first extended for another temporary period. So you're saying that anyone providing a temporary tax break is also raising taxes, although the taxes never are raised from the status quo ante, even after they are 'raised'?
Well, why not claim that. After all, a similar (bad) argument worked great to gain the recall of the California governor Gray Davis.
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Till mystified by English?
Here's how it works when I'm right, that isn't evidence of being wrong.
It is astounding how the cabal insists that canceling a tax cut isn't raising taxes ... but not canceling a tax cut is an additional tax cut.
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Nobody thought you could parse any language with the slightest ambiguity. You've disabused us of any idea that is so, repeatedly.
Not that it's the weakest part of your claim. That would be this part:
Why did the regime push to raise taxes on the middle class?
No evidence for that part at all, amiright? Before we get to the poor understanding you display about the meanings of words, let's deal first with this misstatement of the facts.
While we wait for your explanation of that claim, here's a comparable situation in the business world. When my company leases new space, we negotiate the base rent. Often, rent is waived for 3 months or more as compensation for our expense of build out. So, we go from paying $0 rent to paying full rent, after the waived period. Question: did our rent go up? Because we had to begin to pay what we'd negotiated as our exact rent?
You could say that, but it would lead to the odd claim that despite having a lease contract, somehow the landlord slipped us a rent increase. That isn't what happened, of course-- we were paying the same rate all along, AND there was an offsetting credit allowed. The rent didn't go up-- the credit went away.
You use a low grade equivocation technique to propound these false analyses. Always have. It's your key go-to move.
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C'mon ... spit it out ... you'll feel better ... you were now always in favor of middle class tax hikes ... WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN AT WAR WITH EASTASIA!
You have a good point there, although you may not know what it is.
I do believe that a full return to the Clinton-era tax rates is probably necessary, if we are to have a chance to re-right the fiscal ship under something like normal order. That's exactly what Simpson-Bowles recommended among many other steps. That's a key reason why Paul Ryan, leading the GOP faction on the panel to oppose S/B, wouldn't vote for it. It's what Alice Rivlin recommends as well. I think it is mistaken to make all these increases immediately, as does Alice Rivlin (although S/B said to do it immediately, iirc). Why? Because tax hikes ARE contractionary as to economic activity, and the largest part of the current deficits is the economic shortfall of this high UE situation. It's more important to get economic activity back up closer to trend than to try futile austerity measures.
What's been going on is that the way the American economy has been working for 30 years has been squeezing most households, as whatever share of the large amount of productivity gains received by the non-rich has mainly gone into larger health care costs in their compensation, not into real wage increases. A narrative sprung up that it was only the oppressive federal income tax that caused all these problems, and that by reducing that burden, things would be fixed. That monomania was never plausible, and it was a deliberate fraud in my opinion to hide the internal contradictions of our economic system and the choices imposed on it by the Galtian overlords.
The looting and rape of the economy by the MIC, the rent-seeking medical system, the titanically fraudulent banking system, those with vast fortunes, and etc. (mainly the same characters overlapping) cannot be much remedied by a tax cut or a tax credit, but that's been the mantra, which has been a dodge and a racket.
So, to be clear, long ago the idea of a sunsetted payroll tax, or a partial payroll tax rollback, was raised (by the GOP iirc)-- I opposed it at that time as an unwise measure that further threatened the longer term finances of SS. I think the reason Obama proposed it was the GOP pedigree, the idea that maybe it could get passed, and the emergency need for any kind of stimulus of money back into the hands of workers. As a short emergency policy, time-limited, I did support it. As the 10 year loss of tax revenues under a full extension of the Bush tax cut was scored at $4 trillion, and the making permanent those rates for all below the top bracket was most of it-- $3.2 trillions or so-- I also thought any such extension should be temporary, not permanent.
But politics intrude on these policy considerations, distorting what would be the correct economic policies by politically dictated defensive and offensive positions. When all options are bad, and one must choose a bad option that is least bad, people can easily get support against that option because, and they would be right, it is a bad option. And, still, it must be taken. It's the kind of brutal triage one can only learn from experience. People with less discernment, or a political animus, will never understand it, or will always pretend they don't understand it.
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"I do believe that a full return to the Clinton-era tax rates is probably necessary, if we are to have a chance to re-right the fiscal ship under something like normal order."
The important thing iz full employment. Something that the usofa haznt had for a long time.
RE-RIGHT THE FISCAL SHIP -- iz a sort of lie.
NORMAL ORDER -- iz a sort of truth.
DISTORTING .... CORRECT ECONOMIC POLICIES -- read distorting krappynomix.
Even Krugman, the best krappynomicyst in the usofa, shows that despite all of hiz good stuff he iz a bit of a twirp.


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Alright, i have heard a LOT of good things about the game. Im really not into the overly asian theme of the game but, imo, mechanics > looks so i figured i would give the game a try and see how the "eve of martial arts" really is.
I have played the game for about 10 hours, so i feel ive gotten a decent taste of what the game has potential for and what its lacking in (aside from endgame)
First of all your greeted for the first hour or three with NPC dialogue quests. Once you learn the auto-pathfinder abilities its not so bad...but a LOT of boring text about your back story, out of all of this i think i killed two dogs and three bandits...so your not going to see combat as a quest based objective early on. In fact i was itching for combat given its martial arts, and it has you choose a combat school early on, with little to no resources on what your choosing (given the in game overview makes little sense to a new player).
A few more hours of running from NPC to NPC clicking though text, and being forced to watch poorly animated cutscenes with no chance to skip, i get to what appears to be the first instance. Now i was unable to find anyone to group with me (game seemed very empty aside from the same gold spammer that was there 5 hours ago...yes in closed beta) so i was lucky for some reason the questgiver NPC joined me. I got to see some action, i had all my school skills ready to go.
It was somewhat painfull, given how weak i was compared to the NPC questgiver who was tanking and killing most mobs. WHen you aggo a mob it goes into some defensive stance "zombie mode" approach where you get to wail on it from a distance untill the mob reaches you.
Combat is clunky at best, didnt feel fufilling, exciting, or really interesting for a martial arts game. I was expecting to whoop-ass and do some crazy kung-fu stuff...what i was doing was thristing a sword, what appeared to be a spammible defensive attack, and one skill that i thought was a close ranged sword hit but turned out to be a ranged AOE, animation on it was very lacking...oh and i had a gound target aoe with a long charge.
So me and the questgiver npc clear through to some head boss lady, my attacks are feeble and i fight from a distance having died to random fire. The boss is dead, i get instance complete, theres a huge glowing treasure chest that i cant wait to loot, given how slow and boring the boss fight was. I click it, see for a brief second what looks to be a bunch of gear and resources. And then some tutorial or help window popps us closes the chest and i stand there as the time untill instance closes frantically tring to open the chest so i can at least get one item.
Nothing, chest was bugged, i got nothing.
Very unhappy, and extremely dissapointed with combat, i click on my quest tracker and mindlesly auto-path to the next NPC, who tells me to talk to another NPC, who tells me to talk to another NPC...ext.
I did dabble i a bit in crafting, a bar fills up, a picture appears that has an identical button with the same picture, you click and it continues. Sort of a mini game. The time based progression system is choosing a skill and letting it cultivate...which is in no way related to cultivation IE crops as i had thought. Its training, or meditation, which would have made more sense.
Crafting seems to be the highlight, theres also a mini game called team practice where you follow an arrow key and letter key sequence for a small speed up in your skill thats being trained, increasing in arrow/letter complexity. Everyone on your practice team is doins some in-sync yoga which looks kinda nice.
Overal the community was near silent, and really absent from the game, unless theres a very small pop of players. When i did see conversation it was ugly, mostly gold farmer spam, a lot of non english speaking trolls, which can take a question asked and turn it into an insult towards them somehow...in broken english of course....followed by a lot of mother related broken english insults. Havent seen that for a while, guess ive been away fromg lobal F2P games too long.
In conclusion, what i had hoped was a kung fu EVE, turned out to more or less be the same old korean (yeah its a chinese game but you wont know) grinder, with an expanded crafting system, horrible combat mechanics, and instead of grinding on mobs (which can be fun TBH) you grind on auto-pathing to the next NPC as 90% of the quests seem to be oriented towards story telling...and what i did read was typical and boring.
It just wasnt a very good game, was in no way, shape or form mechanically like EVE nor was it as complex as EVE.
I will say that the PVP system and the clan war system looked appealing, and from what i can understand about it, looks quite fun. Didnt get into the game enough to participate, given the poor combat im not sure it would be all that fun.
Im now forced to choose between paying $20 to buy the game or playing like 1hr a day...given what ive seen ill pass on both paying and playing for now. Perhaps when it launches it will be better...but what i can understand is this game is an old and popular chinese game...dont think it will be improving much.
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I think you are focusing too much on the quests when that is just a very small part of the game.
Also the combat does get better later on.
with all the different chats ( world, nearby, school and guild) there are always people chatting whenever I play.
Anyways I have had the exact opposite expience with this game but I will admit that I did not get a good first impression but then it all changed when i started pvping.
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Originally posted by Crunchy222
So you want to be Bruce Lee in 10 hours? It took me one month to practice my combat skills, and I still loose to many many good players. The main reason I play this game is for it's combat system. This game has no grind at all. Study the game before you make this nonsense thread.
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We live in a fantasy world, a world of illusion. The great task in life is to find reality.
While I played alot less then you (about 45 mins total) I know from the get go whether or not a game is for me and this wasn't for me. I agree with almost all your sentiments exactly. The gameplay was my biggest turn off, it just isn't as exciting as I like it to be.
Originally posted by SQTO
Yes the game early on seems way to focused on running from NPC to NPC for text based quests, meaning not a whole lot is involved other than getting to the NPC. It was mind-numbingly boring.
It was the actual combat that i participated in that was what really turned me off, it just wasnt fluid, the animations were quite boring, and it just didnt feel like a martial arts based game i guess.
Had killing the mobs been entertaining i would be far more interested in continuing the game.
I agree with you on the PVP part, it looked very interesting...but again, given the mechanics of the combat itself, im not really convinced its worth trudging through hours and hours more of NPC find&talk quests. Topped off with the fact that killing mobs didnt seem to really do much of anything to further my character, and never yeilded anything of interest.
I guess my largest dissapointment came from others describing the game as the "EvE of martial arts" which it certainly wasnt. I guess in a loose "long shot" connection in that skills trained are done though time, but even that wasnt nearly as complex or interesting.
And yeah, for a game thats free to download and enter (at least until they restrict your login time for this beta) the game was very empty of life, especially in the starter areas. There was some chat, however, it was like i said, very unpleasant chat, and that gold farmer should not have been where he was for as long as he was...its like they are letting him stay in game, and theres no way to block players in nearby chat (or any chat? i had him blacklisted)
Oh and for the quests to be a small part of the game, its almost the entier purpose of playing it seems. I spent way too much time running back and forth, as well as over very long distances for these lame quests...its almost all i did. Other than of course stopping to kill some mobs...which was no joke just as boring as the questing was.
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I have to ask what starter area you are in and what school you chose to get the impression the game is empty.
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Originally posted by GrayKodiak
This right here...
Hey though, the game can't please everyone. Maybe give it another go in a day or two. It sound like you made it through the extended tutorial or close to it.
edit- after reading your second post, it sounds like you were still doing the tutorial. If chapter one is over, stop. Do not ever do another quest. Go out into the world.
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What happens when you get 5 stars do you get a cookie? ;)
You are not really getting the Eve experience because you arent subbing to the game.Just like in Eve you can train skills offline but you have to be subbed to the game for this to happen.I havnt really done much in the game but most all my skills are at max level 5 because of offline training.
Originally posted by bcbully
Yeah ive done that.
This is where the boring combat kicks in.
Yes it was painful going through the 6 hour "tutorial" or whatever you want to call it.
I dunno, i guess i just expected a whole lot more with this game based on what i heard, and was quite dissapointed.
Chalk it up as "the games not for everyone" but i was specificially interested in the game for some complexity and the "eve like" progression system. I didnt find the game complex, and the mechanics of the combat were not entertaining.
However, like i said, i can see people who are batty for crafting getting into this, that little mini game where you have to click the button with the same picture that pops up on the craft bar might be that extra "pizzaz" some were looking for.
And yeah, the PVP seems to be far better than instanced arena,battlegrounds, or some lame attempt at a persistant battleground. Ill take this pvp system over any of the wow clones or developers who "innovate" on said wow system.
Right now where i stand is i have to either buy the free game (lol?) or play for an hour a day. Obviously i wasnt much impressed with what i saw to pay for it...not to mention im quite squeemish on free games that offer a subscription on top of cash shop spending...especially in a game with some form of time based subscription.
If the combat was entertaining i would certainly stick with this game if only for the pvp system.
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I AGREE WITH OP! Plaed this game and was utterly confuzed and insulted at what i was seeing. My eyes literally HURT playing this game. The biggest turn off is when i first enterd the world BAM my entire screen filled with stupid pop ups and info, right off the bat i was confuzed as fook. Also the asian theme is just horrible...i for one coudnt get past it. Played it for maybe 20 mins before quitting and sinking my face in a bath of water cuz they were burning from the horrible pixles this game has....only game to do this to me....
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What happens when you get 5 stars do you get a cookie? ;)
Originally posted by Dantae87
Lol how dramatic....
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The game is 9Dragons 2.0 rebranded with some minor updates from the gameplay videos I've seen.
Originally posted by Asheram
Yeah...very over dramatic...
I will say i just watched the recording of that clan war live stream, and i cant believe that is their clan vs clan pvp system...im utterly shocked that it would be such a terrible setup.... Just a big square to pvp on...yawn.
For me its the boring combat mechanics, now paired with the future hope of being able to stand on a square with 50 other players and pvp...no thanks.
Even if they had gotten the skill system even to a fraction of EVE's in complexity it wouldnt make up for what i just saw on the livestream. I expect that kind of pvp in a game made in 2003.
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I have no idea how but I didn't even see that final tutorial fight with the NPC helping. The entire game was confusing to say the least. Now that I understand it, I'm still not seeing much fun to be had. Maybe it's so different that you have to retrain yourself how to have fun. I failed at retraining myself.
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Originally posted by Crunchy222
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Originally posted by Crunchy222
A big square to pvp on?
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Originally posted by GrayKodiak
Don't bother Gary. The game is not for him. Let him go. Win, win.
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"It is double pleasure to deceive the deceiver". - Niccolo Machiavelli
gamers these days want their hands to be hold too much. Age of Wushu gives a tutorial then throw you into the abyss. Take it or leave it. Don say the game is boring because it doesnt copy the traditional way of playing hot bar mmos. THis game still need some work but as of now is doing fantastic. Second mmo that i play that doesnt try hard to copy WoW (first was GW2).
The asian theme in AoW is the best asian theme in any asian mmo i have ever played, and i have played a lot because asian themed mmos are my favorite. But for some reason all others seem to be fake or just not well done. THis on the other hand feels authentic to its asian timeline. I love it. The UI could use some work but besides that the game is fun as hell.
The game is not made for people who rush from point A to point B to hit end game. If you are this type of gamer then dont say AoW is bad just because its not made for you. And dont say the combat is boring if you havent even learned the fun abilities to mix combat and flying later on, etc.
Dont like the game, thats ok, just move on to the next. A game is not bad because some people dont like it.
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6h tutorial? nice going einstein
he saw guild vs guild stream, guess he expected some arena or idk.. that would make a lot sense while guild is defending their territory
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4 of us started playing together and all of us have quit. The "Asian Theme" was not nearly as much a problem as things were not explained well, and things were very, very grindy. And all the "You weren't doing it right" excuse is a bunch of hooey, if a veteran gamer/MMO can't figure out how things work, then who can? A Chinese/Taiwanese/Korean veteran MMO player maybe.... those are the only groups I can really seeing this thing appealing to. The Western audience, not so much....


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Scoot over, self-help section. These 12 women devised their own rules, rituals and checklists for dating, sex, commitment—everything. Borrow their best bits of love and sex advice, then go write your own!SEE MORE
I don't dress up too much in the early stages.
"The very first time my man-friend came over to chill at my house, I purposely wore my super-granny housedress because I wanted to see whether he was attracted to me without the bells and whistles. He still told me I looked beautiful. That proved that he wasn't just out for sex and that he liked me no matter what I was wearing."
—Andrea Boston, 26, Baltimore
He has to know who Toni Morrison is.
"If I tell a guy she's my favorite author and he asks, 'Who's he?' he'll never hear from me again."
—Andrea Boston, 26, Baltimore
I don't call first.
"I hate relationship games, but in my experience, you have to play it cool early on. If you show too much enthusiasm, he'll run away. If you make him sweat a little, he'll do the opposite."
—Andrea Boston, 26, Baltimore
I leave my hair natural.
"I've run into a lot of superficial guys who are obsessed with so-called good hair, so I quit straightening mine before first dates. Any potential partner needs to know who I am and what my thick, naturally curly hair looks like unprocessed. If you're not down with my 'fro, you're not down with me."
—Andrea Boston, 26, Baltimore
Early on, I avoid expensive dating activities and offer to split the check.
"I just don't like the feeling of being 'courted.' I want to feel like we're getting to know each other, not that he's trying to impress me."
—Aja Worthy-Davis, 25, Brooklyn
I do wear something sexy.
"I go low-cut when I hang out with someone I'm excited about. I'm pretty busty, and wearing a revealing top is my way of saying, 'This is, in fact, a romantic date.'"
—Aja Worthy-Davis, 25, Brooklyn
Bigotry is an instant deal-breaker.
"In college I went out with a guy who made a snarky remark about Jewish people on our first date. Because I was young and idealistic, I explained that my grandmother is Jewish and that I didn't appreciate the comment. Today I would just get up and walk out."
—Aja Worthy-Davis, 25, Brooklyn
Eye contact is a must on a first date.
"We don't have to stare into each other's eyes silently for 20 minutes, but if you can't look at me for more than a second, you're probably hiding something."
—Laura Smith, 26, New York City
No walk-ins!
"If a guy shows up at my house uninvited, I'll tell him, point-blank, that it's unacceptable, and I'll ask him to leave. Stopping by unexpectedly doesn't make him a sweetheart. It makes him a stalker."
—Laura Smith, 26, New York City
I never ignore a spark.
"If he looks good on paper but I'm not immediately attracted to him, I'll still give him a try. And if he isn't perfect on paper—he works at Burger King, he has a disfigured hand—but I still feel the spark, I won't just throw him away."
—Laura Smith, 26, New York City
I meet his friends sooner than later.
"People are their essential selves when they're with their friends. I need to see that person before I get in too deep."
—Laura Smith, 26, New York City
No Facebooking or tweeting with my significant other's family.
"When I have a girlfriend (I'm gay), I've learned not to add her family members on Facebook or Twitter, because if we break up, I won't be able to bitch about it or flirt!"
—Laini Lee, 35, Chicago
I force myself to acknowledge their bad traits.
"I have a tendency to think of people who have hurt me as angels who are just troubled. To combat that, I'll write down all of the faults I'd ignored out of love. Sounds harsh, but it really helps me get over heartbreak."
—Laini Lee, 35, Chicago
I give myself two weeks to mope after a breakup.
"That's the maximum, and then I go out! I'll go to loud, funny movies, I'll have dinner and cocktails with friends, and I'll even go on trips. Anything to keep me from brooding."
—Laini Lee, 35, Chicago
I have a very long, very particular list of qualities I want in a man.
"To keep myself honest, I compare any new romantic prospects against a list of the 36 qualities that I need in a partner. I wrote it after jumping into back-to-back relationships with men I tried too hard with in spite of the fact that they didn't meet my basic requirements. Thirty-six may seem excessive, but as a recovering settler, I need to be clear about what I want."
—Chidimma Ozor, 32, Las Vegas
No glove, no love.
"Condoms are nonnegotiable for me. This isn't 1956, when the only protection you used was a breath mint. If a guy gives me that 'It doesn't feel the same' or 'What, you don't trust me?' routine, I stand my ground. We're dating in the era of AIDS. No, dude, I don't trust you. Not with my life."
—Kellee Terrell, 32, Chicago
Even when I'm lonely, I don't act thirsty.
"I don't treat dating like a desert and men like the water that will quench me. Desperation is a sickness, and the last time I checked, men don't find that appealing."
—Kellee Terrell, 32, Chicago
No male-bashing.
"I don't go out with friends who constantly talk about how all men suck or they're all secretly gay."
—Kellee Terrell, 32, Chicago
We've got to be real friends first.
"He and I need to be friends—truly. I am over the whole 'I'm obsessed with you for the first two months, yet I don't know your middle name, where you grew up or what you like to do because we're too busy making out, talking about our hypothetical kids and being lovey-dovey to the point of nausea.' I've learned that romance doesn't always mean intimacy."
—Kellee Terrell, 32, Chicago
Voice-to-voice communication is a must.
"I understand the convenience of texts, BBMs, tweets and e-mails because so many of us are glued to our computers and phones for work. But I need to hear him laugh out loud, not just read 'LOL.'"
—Genese Jamilah, 26, Savannah
I always trust my instincts.
"Years ago, I suspected that my boyfriend was cheating. I even went looking through his phone for proof. The thing is, guilty or innocent, it didn't matter. I already knew in my gut that he was wrong for me. Now I listen to my gut and save myself the detective work."
—Genese Jamilah, 26, Savannah
I never say never.
"I used to live by a lot of 'nevers': I never dated men my mother didn't approve of, I never slept with someone until we were in a committed relationship, and I never went out with men my age or younger, because I thought they weren't wise or mature enough. Then I married—and divorced—they guy who fell into all of those categories. Now I never say never."
—Patricia Duran, 33, Chicago
Age doesn't matter.
"Speaking of never, never in my life did I picture myself falling in love with someone eight years my junior, but three years ago, I met a 22-year-old who is as smart as me. We just got engaged!"
—Patricia Duran, 33, Chicago
I have the religion talk early on.
"That's because once, I was weeks into dating and sleeping with a guy when he abruptly ended things after he found out that we weren't of the same faith. I was shocked because I hadn't even known religion was an issue for him. This experience taught me to ask guys about their potential deal-breakers before sex."
—Samantha Levy, 29, Tampa
I avoid guys with too many female friends.
"I don't want to have to befriend them all—or worry about whether they want him for themselves!"
—Samantha Levy, 29, Tampa
I allow myself to be wooed.
"It feels good to be treated like a lady. If a guy really likes you, he'll pick you up and take you out, not ask you to drive across town for cocktails and a sleepover."
—Alison Brie, star of Mad Men and Community
Communication is key.
"You can't save all your real feelings for venting with your girlfriends. If you catch a problem early and talk about it, there's usually a simple solution."
—Alison Brie, star of Mad Men and Community
I let a guy come to me.
"I stopped chasing boys after grade school. I say, put out some signals and wait for a response. If you have to beg for his attention, you'll always be a little insecure about his affections."
—Alison Brie, star of Mad Men and Community
I listen to my gut.
"If we haven't had a good-night kiss after two dates, he should move into the friend zone, or the acquaintance zone, or even the it's-cool-if-I-never-see-you-again zone."
—Alison Brie, star of Mad Men and Community
Set the bar low.
"When you first move in together, don't be extra tidy or cook gourmet food that you'll have to maintain forever."
—Sophie Kinsella, best-selling author of the new novel Mini Shopaholic
Don't drag him out clothes shopping.
"He doesn't want to know, and he doesn't need to know."
—Sophie Kinsella, best-selling author of the new novel Mini Shopaholic
Man words are like dog years.
"He'll utter only one for every seven of yours. That's fine."
—Sophie Kinsella, best-selling author of the new novel Mini Shopaholic
Don't ask, "What are you thinking?"
"…after sex. He's not. (And his hasty, made-up answer will annoy you.)"
—Sophie Kinsella, best-selling author of the new novel Mini Shopaholic
Be kind.
"I don't date guys who are more manicured than I am. If he waxes his brows or abides by The Situation's 'gym, tan, laundry' rule, chances are he's self-obsessed."
—Nina Horowitz, 21, Easton, Pa.


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Gallery: Marshall vs. Kent State, Nov. 4, 1972
Marshall University (dark jerseys) lost to Kent State (white jerseys) 14-16 on Nov. 4, 1972, at Fairfield Stadium. The 1972 team had a 2-8 record under coach Jack Lengyel. Team captains were Randy Kerr and Chuck Wright.
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From 1966 to 1983, Marshall's football program suffered a dismal streak of losing seasons. In 1984, Marshall won its two final games on the road against Illinois State and East Tennessee State to finish with a 6-5 record for its first winning season in 20 years.
1972 Marshall University football roster from the media guide (player numbers were not listed)
Don Ackerman, OT, Junior, Louisville, Ky.
Bill Allen, WR, Sophomore, Huntington.
John Anderson, LB, Junior, Winfield, W.Va.
Jerry Arrasmith, FL, Junior, Elsmere, Ky.
Larry Balka, TE, Junior, Carteret, N.J.
Sidney Bell, CB, Sophomore, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands.
Tom Bossie, R, Sophomore, Charleston, W.Va.
Sam Botek, TE, Sophomore, Toledo, Ohio.
Bob Bronger, OG, Sophomore, Louisville, Ky.
Chuck Bucek, R, Junior, McKees Rocks, Pa.
Jim Bundick, OG, Sophomore, Newport News, Va.
Bruce Bunting, TE, Sophomore, Parkersburg, Pa.
Ned Burks, TB, Sophomore, Martinsburg, W.Va.
Dan Canada, OT, Junior, Pikeville, Ky.
Howie Carrell, FB, Junior, Shoals, W.Va.
Ed Carter, DG, Senior, Wichita Falls, Texas.
Rick Coleman, QB, Sophomore, Fayetteville, N.C.
Robert Compton, DT, Sophomore, Portsmouth, Ohio.
Steve Cooper, QB, Sophomore, Winfield, W.Va.
Jack Crabtree, OT, Junior, Tazewell, Va.
Bob Crawford, TB, Sophomore, Baltimore, Md.
Pete Diabo, DT, Junior, Buffalo, N.Y.
Bob Eshbaugh, FB, Sophomore, Toronto, Ohio.
Rick Fedders, OG, Junior, Fort Mitchell, Ky.
Terry Gardner, TB, Sophomore, Portsmouth, Ohio.
Eric Gessler, C, Sophomore, West Union, W.Va.
Odell Graves, DG, Sophomore, Erie, Pa.
Charles Henry, R, Sophomore, Conway, S.C.
Roger Hillis, OT, Sophomore, Hazel Green, Ala.
Dave Homa, LB, Senior, New York Mills, N.Y.
George Jackson, CB, Senior, Lynchburg, Va.
Steve Johnson, FS, Junior, Hamburg, N.Y.
John Johnstonbaugh, FB, Junior, North Plainfield, N.J.
Randy Kerr, TE, Junior, St. Petersburg, Fla.
Roy Kinnison, DE, Sophomore, Bridgeport, Ohio.
Bob Krone, CB, Sophomore, Colerain, Ohio.
Ace Loding, DT, Junior, Yorktown, Va.
Allen Meadows, DT, Sophomore, Madison, W.Va.
Rick Meckstroth, LB, Junior, Batavia, Ohio.
Bob Miller, C, Junior, Washington, Pa.
Mark Miller, LB, Junior, Prestonsburg, Ky.
Carey Moore, FL, Sophomore, Riviera Beach, Fla.
Dave Moses, OG, Sophomore, Huntingdon Valley, Pa.
Gene Nance, CB, Senior, Indiana, Pa.
Dan Norrell, DT, Sophomore, Hartsdale, N.Y.
Reggie Oliver, QB, Junior, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Fred Payne, DT, Junior, Bradshaw, W.Va.
Blandon Prater, TB, Junior, Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Jim Pry, QB, Senior, Altoona, Pa.
Bill Ralston, CB, Junior, St. Clairsville, Ohio.
Jon Rothgeb, DE, Junior, Cheshire, Ohio.
Kelly Sherwood, WR, Sophomore, Bellaire, Ohio.
John Shimp, LB, Sophomore, Arlington, Va.
Jesse Smith, OT, Sophomore, Barrackville, W.Va.
Mike Sparks, DG, Sophomore, Wayne, N.J.
Lanny Steed, WR, Sophomore, Montgomery, W.Va.
Roy Tabb, FS, Sophomore, Hayes, Va.
Bart Tarulli, C, Sophomore, Rochelle Park, N.J.
Gary Thompson, FL, Junior, Wellsburg, W.Va.
Sam Twardoski, QB, Sophomore, Martins Ferry, Ohio.
Dave Walsh, QB, Junior, Suffolk, Va.
Dick Washington, FL, Sophomore, York, Pa.
Ed Wilson, CB, Junior, St. Marys, W.Va.
Joe Wizba, DE, Sophomore, Shadyside, Ohio.
Bill Wright, OG, Sophomore, Troy, Ohio.
Chuck Wright, DG, Junior, Charleston, W.Va.
Kenny Armour, TB, Freshman, Wheelwright, Ky.
Fred Bader, OT, Freshman, Troy, Ohio.
Dave Becksmith, C, Freshman, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mark Brookover, OT, Freshman, Stockport, Ohio.
Larry Call, LB, Freshman, Wheelersburg, Ohio.
Delbert Connors, DT, Junior, Alton, Ill.
Arthola Heath, OG, Freshman, Massillon, Ohio.
Lester Hicks, DE, Junior, Steubenville, Ohio.
Claude Holland, QB, Freshman, Kyle, W.Va.
Jim Kmec, LB, Freshman, Mt. Lebanon, Pa.
John Kravec, DT, Freshman, Cincinnati, Ohio.
John Lockett, TB, Freshman, Clarksburg, W.Va.
Ken McIntire, WR, Freshman, Parkersburg, W.Va.
Kevin Mathes, OG, Freshman, Nitro, W.Va.
Al Mayer, QB, Freshman, Troy, Ohio.
Jim Mercer, TB, Freshman, Mt. Lebanon, Pa.
Chris Minor, TB, Freshman, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Steve Morton, FB, Freshman, Charleston, W.Va.
Chris Ondera, DB, Freshman, Jackson, Ohio.
Steve Posey, OT, Freshman, Buckhannon, W.Va.
Rex Repass, TE, Freshman, Charleston, W.Va.
Steve Thornton, QB, Freshman, Nitro, W.Va.
Tim Valentine, OG, Freshman, Parkersburg, W.Va.
Jim Valleau, DE, Freshman, Nitro, W.Va.
Bill Wanner, OT, Freshman, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Lester Weems, DB, Freshman, Montgomery, W.Va.
Bob Westfall, DE, Freshman, Fairmont, W.Va.
Jim Wuff, LB, Freshman, Lancaster, N.Y.


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It's time for another round of The Food Lab. Got a suggestion for an upcoming topic? Email Kenji here, and he'll do his best to answer your queries in a future post. Become a fan of The Food Lab on Facebook or follow it on Twitter for play-by-plays on future kitchen tests and recipe experiments.
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Ever wonder why your cheese sauce breaks? Want to know the best way to cook brussels sprouts? And what the heck is the difference between instant, rapid-rise, and active dry yeast anyway?
You've all got questions that need answering, so we're introducing a new weekly feature here on the site called Ask The Food Lab. How does it work?
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A revamped Start menu, a versatile Cortana assistant and superior multitasking make Windows 10 the most compelling PC operating system yet, but you may want to wait to upgrade.
Boasting two Nvidia GPUs and blistering SSDs, the Aorus X7 Pro-Sync is the ultimate portable gaming laptop.
The Asus G751JY combines stunning good looks and excellent gaming performance, thanks to Nvidia's G-Sync technology.
The long-lasting HP Pro Slate comes with a pen for beaming notes from regular paper to the tablet, but it's outperformed by cheaper Android competitors.
One of the first gaming laptops with Nvidia's G-Sync technology, the MSI GT72 Dominator Pro delivers swift and lag-free performance along with sweet sound.
With a stunning display and long battery life, the Lenovo Tab 2 is a very good budget tablet, but it's not the best performer at this price.
The $249 Asus Chromebook Flip offers a flexible design, a vibrant touch screen and long battery life, making it a very good laptop-tablet combo.
This special edition adds a QHD anti-glare screen to HP's slick 12.5-inch Ultrabook, but an uncomfortable touchpad and short endurance hold it back.
The ThinkPad Yoga 15 is an almost perfect 2-in-1 that combines a great display, strong graphics and long battery life in a well-built machine.
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Ashlee Feliceano Sings "Put Your Records On" in American Idol 2013 New York Auditions on January 16 (VIDEO)
American Idol has returned for Season 12 and the judges are traveling the country to find the next big superstar!
Making their first stop in New York City, we meet Ashlee Feliceano from Connecticut. She takes the stage with "Put Your Records On" by Corinne Bailey Rae, and not surprisingly, she nabs a Golden Ticket to Hollywood.


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McFARLANE ACTION FIGURES NOW IN STORES
What Lines are Currently at Retail and What's Coming
Friday, May 30, 2003
Every so often here on spawn.com, we like to take a step back -- no, not from the edge - from our future-gazing to take a look at real-world toy shelves. From Overpopulated, Calif., to Still Snowing, Maine, -- and all podunks in between - here's what should be in your local toy store or hitting there shortly.
Our first series of The Matrix collectible figures has hit all retailers in the U.S., Canada and international, and is selling rapidly. Second wave shipments are heading out currently. The Matrix deluxe boxed set from Series 1, the Neo in Chateau scene from The Matrix Reloaded, is set to begin showing up at retail initially the week of June 2.
Movie Maniacs 6, the Alien and Predator line, hit retail - domestic and international -- a couple of weeks back and is well on its way to becoming our most successful MM series to date. The Alien Queen deluxe boxed set from Movie Maniacs VI showed up at retail this week and is already a huge seller.
McFarlane's Sports Picks: MLB Series 5 is starting to now trickle into stores. The bulk of that line should hit in force in the coming days. McFarlane's Sports Picks: NBA Series 4 will show up later in June.
Spawn Series 23: Mutations, the next full Spawn series, is slated for a mid to late June appearance in stores.
In an odd situation, an entire shipment of the deluxe Darkness from Legend in fishtank figure originally slated for release some time back was lost in transit. We have more shipments scheduled to hit specialty retail during June.
In Collector's Club news, the next shipment of NBA Backboards is due to go on sale in the Spawn Store at spawn.com on June 9. The Barry Bonds World Series exclusive is also still alive. Look for further info on that in the coming weeks.


text: · November 20, 1695 Zumbi, also known as Zumbi dos Palmares, leader of the Quilombo dos Palmares in Brazil was captured and beheaded by the Portuguese. Zumbi was born free in Palmares in 1655, but was captured by the Portuguese when he was six years old. Despite efforts to pacify him, Zumbi escaped when he was 15 and returned to his birthplace. He became known for his physical prowess and cunning in battle and was a respected military strategist by the time he was in his early twenties. In 1678, Zumbi became the leader of Palmares and for the next seventeen years led the fight for the independence of Palmares, a self-sustaining republic of Maroons who had escaped from the Portuguese settlements in Brazil. Today, Zambi is honored as a hero, freedom fighter, and symbol of freedom in Brazil and a bust of Zumbi sits in Brasilia, the capital of Brazil, with a plaque that reads "Zumbi dos Palmares, the leader of all races." Also November 20 is celebrated as a day of black consciousness in Brazil. Zambi dos Palmares International Airport in Macelo, Brazil is named in his honor.


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I love this lipstick. Its my favourite for day to day red wear, still true red but somehow more subtle, maybe its the warmer tones. I can wear this to work and it will stay on all day as long as I don't eat something too greasy.
I have very pale pinky skin and this looks just as good on my dark olive skinned friend as it does me.
lovely color, suits my skin really well. love that it can be applied super sheerly for a pretty stain, or layered on for a pin-up look. I've worn it numerous times, and always get tons of compliments. Since it is matte in texture, it is not the most hydrating lipstick out there; make sure to apply lip balm a few hours before you plan to apply this lipstick.
Viva Glam I Lipstick is a medium-dark, slightly muted, red with brown undertones and a slight cool tone to it. It has rich, opaque color coverage, and the consistency is lightly creamy and glides on well. Viva Glam I has been a classic red for me for years; it's a retro, toned down red that works on a lot of skin tones. It wore well for six hours and left behind a stain; it was neither drying nor hydrating. NARS 413 BLKR (LE, $26.00) is darker. Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics Role Play (P, $18.00) is similar. Giorgio Armani The Red (400) (P, $32.00) is less matte. NARS Majella (P, $25.00) is lighter. MAC Such Flare (LE, $15.00) is cooler-toned. Guerlain Luxure (P, $49.50) is similar. Make Up For Ever #44 (P, $19.00) is warmer, brighter. See comparison swatches.