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Some of you are overstating the frigate changes. The only thing they did that will have any significant impact is turn the mining frigates into logi ones so that low skill point pilots can try out logistics without investing the skill points and length of time it's currently required to even see if you'll like it.
For those that don't really understand: it's like rolling a priest in another mmo because you want to try your hand at healing, but you have to play for 3 months before you can actually heal instead of healing from level 1 to get a feel for it. CCP is making it possible to be a healer at level 1 instead of having to wait the 3 months, basically.
Aside from that we get one new mining frigate, but that's not new. I think the op made the statement that this should have been in the game from the beginning; they were. What do you think the mining frigates that are being changed to logi frigates? Instead of 4 mining frigates there will only be one. The mining frigate you'll see is new, but not mining frigates are not.
The bounty system is a double edged sword. It'll be nice for corps, and no better then the current system we least have.
The flag changes (crimewatch) is a nerf to ganking and pirating.
There's some good stuff coming but not a lot. Not enough to be an expansion and definitely not "new" content; which a lot of us are getting a little annoyed at. It's mostly tweaks; some of which ardently really needed. Explosions? Sounds? UI elements changed?
Meanwhile they're altering the order and priority in which NPC'S will attack players, but those npc's are still as pathetic as ever; still no real improvement in the difficulty of the majority of pve content, which is a joke. They keep making the largest part if the game world safer in a game the depends on people getting blown up.
Most of what they're doing you expect from any MMO; it's what isn't getting done that's starting to get to people. Like the shelving of new content instead of the development of new content, in favor of just reskinning the predicting stuff for the last 2 or 3 years now. While other large aspects of the game don't get touched, like industry, miming, pos's, null sec.
Yay, new bounty system and flagging. While other parts of the game, that even CCP admitted are broken go untouched.
Edit: I apologize for the horrible grammar presented in this post. My nerves are bothering me pretty bad the past couple of days, and it's really hard to type. I'm not going to fix it either. I laughed when I read it; it's pretty bad.
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Originally posted by Uhwop
I don't think you are very well informed about the upcoming changes tbh. For example the upcoming crimewatch will come with a significant increase to pvp timers, which will also be renewed on ships caught after logoff. How can that be a nerf to pirating?
Also the ship changes extent well beyong just adding healers and a mining frigate, bonused ECM frigates as T1 are a huge deal. 4 T1 frigs won't kill a BS pilot that knows what he is doing fitting wise today, after the patch though that might very well be a permajammed, neuted BS pilot wondering wtf is going on(especially marauders).
Its nothing less, and yes nothing more, than bringing the full spectrum of EvE warfare right down to the T1 hulls. Every group tactic that was previously only possible for very highly skilled(as in with a lot of SPs) players, will now have a lower SP variant that can be used by new players.
Also a new player was previously just told to "fit tackle", cause that was all he could do. Even if the gang had HICs, ceptors, AFs you name it. Now you can tell people to bring ECM, TPs, TDs(which will work on missiles) and lots of other funny things. And that new player in his t1 frig has a very fair chance of locking down a enemy key ship like an rook or a abaddon, he won't just be(slightly, maybe, if every other tackle disconnects at the same time) useful, he will actually win you the engagement.
For me thats pretty big, cause i always disliked the nobrainer of telling new players(wether to EvE or to PvP) to go tackle something. Also we have far to many pilots in EvE who are not proficent in ewar, bringing more of it to t1 hulls is a very good thing.
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What would be a point of ewar T2 frigs, and cruisers then if T1 frig can do the same job?
I think you are expecting too much...
Originally posted by Gdemami
Nope. The point is T2 is better but has horrible cost efficency.
And thats the whole point of EvE, a ECM module on a T1 frig ist just as strong as a ECM module on a T2 BS. For example a griffin with my crappy skills has about a 50% chance of locking down a kronos for 20 sec, per module. Thats base, without any modules/rigs/implants boosting it.
If i flew a rook instead, yes the chance would be better, about 60-70%, but then again i would also be primary in any kind of small warfare engagement because im sitting in a frail yet hittable t2 hull.
More T1 frigs that actually pose a threat outside of tackle is a major factor. Tackle places them inside neut range, meaning they get shut down easily. But a T1 frig sitting at 30 km and cutting your optimal range to a quarter on lets say an Legion or using ECM on your heavy hitter? God, thats real painful.
2 hacs, sacriledge and deimos fighting 2 BS. The hacs get aided by a new player in a impairor, ruining the BSs tracking to the point where they can't deal with the Hacs even webbed. Sacri and deimos attacking BS1, with sacri staying on BS2 to keep both tackled and webbed. The impairor stays away 30km from both BS.
Thats a horrible situation to be in for the BS. TDs on the Impairor are very strong(it gets up to a 50% bonus to them), and its pilot may be very young so not having caused alarm upon checking his info on in local(you wouldn't suspect a 1-2 month old char being a major issue in a fight between BS and Hacs). Currently such a situation would be ... unlikely since due to the tiering system a impairor has a 2/2/2 slot layout which is laughable since it means you have nothing in the meds if you want to run 2 TDs which the ship is meant for.
Probably not the best example, but im trying to show how a bonused t1 frigate can be a serious issue, not despite, but because its a t1 ship with a new pilot. Sure a curse would be alot better, but then again the 2 BS likely wouldn't have joined combat if it was 2 Hacs and a Curse they faced.
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You stated that T1 frig can permajam BS or rook. So I am asking how better T2 ships are supposed to be? Perma-permajam?
The major issue of frigates you seem not to be realizing is their limited slot layout. T1 frigs should not ever be able to permajam anything as you imply because that ability comes from slot layout and if T1 frigs could still achieve that, it would either make T2 and larger ships pointless or OP.
That pretty much demonstrates the issue in your example. If newbie in rookie ship can disable BS, what would specialized ships do?
See above - they would be either pointless or imbalanced.
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Joined: 8/17/09
"A very special kind of stupidity"
Originally posted by Gdemami
He stated that they "have a fair chance" of doing so. Not quite the same thing my friend.
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Originally posted by freejackmack
I think the initial reactions were to your typo in the first sentence. Change "opponent" to "proponent". You missed the "pr" while you were typing.
The differnce in strength between T1 and T2 EW ships is less than people think, its far below the jammer randomness for ecm. For example a rook with the wrong racial jammers will do worse than a blackbird with the right racial jammers. So its down to luck not only on the individual jams, but even in the way you fit your jammers. For example a rook fitting a hypothetical fitting of 2 caldari, 2 gallente, 2 minmatar and 1 amarr jammers facing a pure amarr gang will do worse than two t1 frigs that quickly changed to all amarr jams at their pos after getting the intel.
Or for another extreme example, imagine a rook getting damped by T1 frigs. He has the choice to:
1. Jam the frigs, but ECM has same duration as CD so he is not going to jam anything else.
2. Ignore the frigs and get literally ontop of the enemies he wants to jam, at which point he is risking his mobility due to webs and scrams.
And thats only one of the ways T1 frigates can be used to counter specialized EW ships like the rook, for another they can lock a rook and attempt a scram before the rook can do the same(frigs lock cruiser hulls faster than the reverse). And even if the rook gets a lock before due to range or something, he wouldn't really want to waste a scram on a T1 frigate while there is ANYTHING else on the field(its kinda hard to explain your gang that you didn't jam that megathron that was eating peoples faces because you where busy jamming a maulus or two).
Lastly while T2 ships will have a bit higher success rate, and 1-2 slots more dedicated to their EW, they are primary targets. A rook that fails to jam two BS will have two BS trying to kill him(and with pulse or ACs they have a fair chance at it even outside 24km). A T1 frigate that fails a jam ... yeah well if the BS can afford the time to go after that frig the fight is over anyway.
So is T2 just bad? In a way it is. This is an old discussion that came up before when the BCs where introduced, which gave and give HACs more than a good run for their money. T2 are niche ships, better than their direct T1 counterpart, but not necessarily better than their T1 role replacement.
A deimos is better than a thorax, but i wouldn't replace a deimos with a thorax, i would replace a deimos with a talos at which point the lines get blurry and it becomes highly situational which performs better.
So yeah a rook is better than a blackbird in theory. But the rook will be primary whereas the blackbird might not be(atleast not while there is a rook on the field :D), lacking the means to protect the rook in my gang, i might opt for the BB instead. Griffin even more so, never once have i been in a gang where a t1 frig has been called primary. But if said frigate is getting jams on your rook, which then ends up getting killed because he couldn't jam the mega in his face ... Its a tough call. Ironically depending on gangsize and makeup it might take longer to kill a t1 frigate than a t2 cruiser so its really situational. Would you want to trade a BS for a T1 frig?
The thing is, specialized EW T1 ships are mean because they combine the low priority of worthless ships with the high priority of dangerous tiebreakers that can decide close battles on their own. In a mixed gang with players from a couple months to a couple years old the new guy in a griffin might very well be more dangerous to your specific gang than the veteran in his curse. Question is will your FC recognize it, and will he have the balls to act on it despite the fact he will look like an idiot if it backfires?
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Every time i've tried Eve, I find myself bored. It feels like an unpaid 2nd job, not a game.
Originally posted by cujo603
I wish my job was like EvE :(.
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Joined: 11/15/09
The only luck I had today was to have you as my opponent.
Originally posted by Rocketeer
and I'm a miner/indy. which people claim is the absolute most boring thing in eve.
but then there's people who find fishing relaxing. I find mining relaxing.
"but you dont make 20mil/tick that way". NO I dont. But I also don'tlose much at all since I'm not a pvp'er. so why would I need to make isk that quickly? I'm sitting on 3.5 billion liquid cash, I have no capital skills. if i want something right now, I can afford it. to me that's enough. :)
I don't find it as a job because i dont feel a 'rush to progress'. i'm just enjoying it. It's odd to explain, most don't know what not rushing to progress in a game feels like. I mean ever played mario and not tried to progress? it cant be done. in most games it cant be done. Only in a sandbox.
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Joined: 8/17/09
"A very special kind of stupidity"
Originally posted by cujo603
This is almost certainly because you tried to play it like a normal MMO, ie: like a job. If you want an unpaid 2nd job, EVE will cheerfully accomodate you. If you don't, it will allow you to live a life of risk and danger. The only catch is you'll actually have to run some risks and endure some danger.
Give me liberty or give me lasers
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Joined: 2/06/08
There have been quite a lot of fixes in this patch. Maybe because some of the old crap code is gone and replaced with new systems that actually does what is needed. I feel like there has been more care taken in this patch than in most. These changes have been a long time coming. Patch notes build 457011
I like this one: Unpiloted ships are no longer kicked out of a password-restricted forcefield when their owner logs in.
Seems like people are more aggressive now; or is it just me? I think it is because the rules of engagement are clearly defined and easier to understand and see.
It has been a very interesting day.
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Joined: 12/05/10
Originally posted by Gdemami
lol guess you didnt see the Minmatar whine in the threads. The rifter is usless, stabber can only bump and the rupture is no longer godly. Also the catalyst is taking over the thrashers spot cuz that redic deeps.
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Originally posted by freejackmack
they systems for combat my be "fun" in that slow paced game but, lets not forget that it's who spends the most time playing the game who have already won. people have started at day one and still play will always be better than you.
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Originally posted by grounnn
Better at what? A carebear who has been sitting in highsec for 6 years will get his ass handed to him by a guy who has been pvping from day one for 6 months.
I only hear these kinds of comments from the mouths of people who have no or very little PvP experience.
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The only luck I had today was to have you as my opponent.
Originally posted by grounnn
it's a common scenario in life and in most video games ...
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Originally posted by Gdemami
Nah. CCP failed to deliver 2008-2011.
The last 1½ year has been pure win. Actaully fixing stuff that has needed fixing since 2003.
From now on they need to start adding large new content though, or it will start being an issue that they only fix things that are broken.
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Joined: 11/15/09
The only luck I had today was to have you as my opponent.
I don't want 'large' new content...and I dont like the new targetting circles.
UGH. Why do MMOs have to change things I'm used to ?
a ship here and there, some fluff...fine...but focus-shifting changes like wow's expansions do, I don't want. I feel there's enough content in eve to cycle through and not be bored for a lifetime.
I'm certainly not found of that flashy timer every time i kill a rat. Does anyone know how to turn off / kill flashiness / return UI to how it was before ?
te combat log spam with every drone listed...yikes, I'd hate to be a carrier.
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Originally posted by Zeppelin4
You must be a very ''bad'' person in game or a fearsome pvp guy. My small corp was never wd in few years and we do some random pvp. Can't see other reason to be wd from some big corp


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Following season without Upton, D-backs GM Towers wants power
Last winter, Arizona Diamondbacks general manager Kevin Towers finally traded outfielder Justin Upton.
For two straight trade deadlines, and three straight offseasons since stepping into the Diamondbacks' front office, Towers deliberated over such a move -- even attempted as much�-- but it finally materialized back in January, when Upton and Chris Johnson were sent to the Atlanta Braves for Martin Prado, Randall Delgado and a package of prospects.
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And despite the fact Upton hit 27 home runs for the Braves this season -- nearly twice as many as Prado's career high -- Towers said he doesn't regret making the trade.
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Regarding that last part, the general manager is misguided.
According to Baseball-Reference.com's 'runs created' statistic -- which is calculated by adding hits, walks and total bases together and dividing that number by at-bats plus walks -- Upton produced far more runs than Prado this season. Though playing in six fewer games than Prado, the Braves' outfielder created 95 runs in 2013 -- 19 more than the Diamondback utilityman's 76.
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"It's somewhere."
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Kent State University's School of Theatre and Dance continues its 100th Anniversary celebration with an evening of choreography created by dance faculty members. "Dance '13: This Time" will be presented at 8 p.m. on Nov. 22-23 and at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 24 in the E. Turner Stump Theatre, 1325 Theatre Drive in the Center for the Performing Arts (formerly Music and Speech). For tickets call 330-672-ARTS (2787), purchase online at www.dance.kent.edu or in person at the Performing Arts Box Office located in the Roe Green Center lobby at 1325 Theatre Drive, Monday – Friday, Noon to 5 pm. Tickets are $16 for adults, $14 for Kent State University alumni, faculty and staff, $12 for seniors (60+) and non-Kent State students age 18 and under are $8. Tickets for full-time, Kent campus undergraduates are free of charge. Groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets for $10 per person. The box office accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover, checks, and cash.
The concert highlights the versatility and diverse artistic approaches of KSU dance faculty members Kimberly Karpanty, Erin LaSala, Joan Meggitt, Andrea Shearer, Danielle Stevens and Barbara Allegra Verlezza and Guest Artist choreographer Leanne Schmidt.
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Leanne Schmidt's "Chew it up/Spit it Out" is a rousing comic work performed by members of Travesty Dance group (TDG) which includes KSU Associate Professor/TDG Artistic Director Kimberly Karpanty, KSU Associate Professor, Actor and Director Eric van Baars, and KSU alumni Michelle Brown ('12), Ebby Howarth ('12), Jennifer Sandoval ('99), and Shannon Sefcik ('03).
An original score by Greg D'Alessio provides the music for Joan Meggitt's "The World Above Us (Excerpts)" which was originally performed by Antaeus Dance company, of which Professor Meggitt is the Artistic/Managing Director.
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Honoring the role of pure abstraction in the constant shifting of human relationships, Erin LaSala's new work is set to "The Things Left Unsaid" by Tarab Cello Ensemble.
Reminding us that inspiration lurks all around us, Andrea Shearer and Danielle Stevens collaborated with eleven dancers to create a work inspired by a common fascination with...caffeine! The choreographers of "Java Jive, Java Jitter" challenge audiences to see themselves as an integral component of this work, which is set to early jazz works played by the Preservation Hall Jazz Band and Cab Calloway's Cotton Club Orchestra.
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To welcome the Year of the Dragon, China's postal service plans to release commemorative postage stamps featuring the fabled beast. But many customers are finding the image to be a little over the top.
Here are some reactions cited by China's Xinhua news agency:
"'The moment I saw the design of the dragon stamp on newspaper, I was almost scared to death,' wrote Zhang Yihe, on weibo.com, China's Twitter-like social networking service and microblogging service provider, on Tuesday.
'The dragon on the stamp looks too ferocious,' echoed one post on the Web.
'It is roaring and intimidating," read another."
The new image for year 4710 is quite a turnaround from that of 4709, which was the Year of the Rabbit. The stamp issued by China Post to mark that occasion features a cuddly rabbit with a shy streak — a far cry from the roaring demon staring out from the new stamp.
But perhaps customers in China shouldn't complain too much: after all, the price of the stamp hasn't changed — although there are reports that the stamp is expected to become scarce enough to warrant high resale prices.
And the dragon image is meant to invoke another stamp, from back in 1878 — when the Qing Dynasty still ruled. Postal officials and the stamp's designer defend it on those grounds, saying that the image of an iconic beast, engrained in China's historic identity, should never be rendered as a mere cartoon.
The new stamp will officially go on sale Thursday.
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HAZARD — Motorists may notice an increase in police patrol cars in the coming weeks thanks to the Click It or Ticket 2013 Traffic Safety Campaign. Local law enforcement officials gathered at the Perry County Public Library on Thursday to kick off the campaign.
The campaign is meant to remind citizens of the importance of wearing a safety belt while driving, and also of having any minors in the appropriate child restraints, whether that is a car seat, booster seat, or just a seat belt. According to law enforcement officials at the kickoff, 83 percent of Kentuckians wear their seat belts while driving, however, only 60 percent of Perry Countians do.
Bob Criswell, law enforcement liaison with the Kentucky Office of Highway Safety, said he hopes officials can close the gap between those numbers with the help of the campaign, which will run from May 20 to June 2.
Criswell said so far this year there have been 190 vehicular accident related fatalities. While this number may seem high it is an improvement from this time last year when there were 268 deaths already.
"The reason for that drop, a lot of that's due to the work of these law enforcement officers and this campaign," Criswell said.


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Friday, June 10, 2005
The first McFarlane's Dragons action figure series, released earlier in 2005, was an incredible success for McFarlane Toys and also for action figure collectors who love cool-looking dragons.
Never fear. Our second set of Dragons figures is set for release in late 2005.
As an added bonus to McFarlane's Dragons Series 2, we're releasing a special, limited-edition, window-box version of the Eternal Clan Dragon from the first Dragons series. This figure will be fully repainted from the original version and available in limited numbers at retailers throughout the U.S. and Canada.
It will also be available exclusively in France through the Carrefour retail stores.
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A little more than a month remains until 2013 preseason football practice begins and the Berkeley Stags are beginning to come together.
"We're in full gear and getting them out there, and we're real excited about where we are," said BHS Head Coach Jeff Cruce. "We're a hundred times farther out there than we were last year. We're real excited about the kids' attitudes. They're becoming real leaders and we're developing good leaders."
This year the Stags will field a team stocked with more than 30 seniors, many with three years playing experience on the gridiron. It will be these players Cruce counts on to provide leadership between the hash marks.
"It is a privilege to play Berkeley Stags football, not a right," he said. "We hold our players to a high standard both on and off the field. They are role models to those kids coming up behind them."
The Stags have participated in various camps, scrimmages and passing leagues since school let out for the summer, but their big push has been in the weight room. "We're getting in shape," the coach said.
Coach Barry Avant conducted an offensive line camp in June that included 38 athletes, a mix of varsity, JV and B-team players, Cruce added. Senior center Sterling Fiddie has impressed area coaches to the point he has the opportunity to qualify to play in the Shrine Bowl at season's end.
"Sterling has been really impressive this summer," Cruce said. "He's quick on his feet and has attracted some attention. He has the chance to be a legitimate prospect this year."
Linebacker and safety Josh Simmons has also blossomed as his senior year approaches. "Josh is a legitimate D-1 candidate," Cruce said.
The Stags performed well in this summer's passing league according to Cruce, with D.J. Witherspoon, Matthew Harkness and Dylan Baker having "a real good camp," and quarterback Joseph Dress improving.
Practice begins in the first week in August with the regular season opening on Aug. 30 at Stratford.
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Nancy M. Carter, PhD, advises Catalyst in developing groundbreaking research on issues related to women's advancement in business and the professions. Prior to joining Catalyst, she was Leverhulme Visiting Professor at the London Business School and held the Richard M. Schulze Chair in Entrepreneurship at the University of St. Thomas, Minneapolis. She has worked professionally in advertising and marketing research and works closely with government and private sector initiatives promoting women's advancement. She has published and speaks widely on gender, organizations, strategy, and entrepreneurship. Her book, Clearing the Hurdles, documents women's challenges in accessing resources for building their businesses. In 2007, she was honored with the prestigious Global Award for Entrepreneurship Research for her work on the Diana Project, a research initiative on women entrepreneurs and the venture capital industry. Her research on women and minority entrepreneurs has been funded by the National Science Foundation, the U.S. Small Business Administration, the National Business Women's Council, the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, and Entrepreneurship and Small Business Research Institute. In 2009, Dr. Carter was appointed Visiting Scholar at INSEAD, a graduate business school with campuses in France, Singapore, and Abu Dhabi.
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Consider the most recent statistics available from the National Center for Health Statistics, part of the CDC:
In 2010, 3,999,386 babies were born in the U.S. This was a 3 percent drop from 2009.
The mean age for women having their first baby in 2010 was 25.
The first-birth rate for women age 30 to 34 and 40 to 44 is on the rise.
The birth rate for teenagers ages 15 to 19 years decreased by 10 percent in 2010, to 34.2 per 1000. This is the lowest reported level in the United States in seven decades.
In 2010, the twin birth rate decreased to 33.1 twin births per 1,000 women.
The preterm birth rate (less than 37 weeks in the womb) was 11.99 percent in 2010.
Cesarean deliveries accounted for 32.8 percent of all births in 2010.
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Welcome back! What was your reaction to being re-signed?
I was pleasantly surprised. I didn't want the signing process to drag out all summer and Wendell (Young) and Gene (Ubriaco) didn't either. There was a lot of happiness on both sides with what we were able to work out. The process started pretty much right at my exit meeting in April when I met with Coach Arniel and then talked with Wendell and Gene together. They were really happy with how I played in any role they put me in. So it took a bit of time to come together but I was ready to get back to Chicago. This is a great organization with the best fans in the league and really great facilities. It's a win-win.
Last season was your first in the AHL. What were those 39 games like for you?
The pace of the game is the most recognizable difference and the first thing I was really trying to adjust to. Things were happening a lot faster than in the ECHL. It took me a while to get my legs under me. At first I was just trying to hit as many people as I could and then I was more focused on making good plays and getting the puck into the zone. As my confidence built, it put me in a good position to contribute more to the team and get better as a player.
What was your biggest takeaway from being with the Wolves last season, in terms of what you want to improve for this season?
I was given some things to work on, like lengthening my stride, keeping my feet quick, increasing my endurance; things like that. You take something away every season that you really want to work on in the summer. I'm focused on getting better and I know my teammates are too. You want to take the positive reinforcements you're given but not let them distract you from the things you want to fix. I have always felt I have a sharp mental game so I also want to keep that up.
You're originally from Traverse City, Michigan. Did the opportunity to continue playing close to home factor into your decision to sign with the Wolves?
Absolutely. Playing in Kalamazoo (with the ECHL's Kalamazoo Wings) was a treat because it's just a couple hours away from Traverse City and my family could always get out to games. My brother lives in Chicago now and it's still pretty close to home so it was an easy decision to come back. My parents made it to quite a few home games last season and they will come out to Milwaukee and Grand Rapids. It was my dad who really got me into hockey in the first place, when I was about five. I wanted to play like my big brother but I was terrible at first and I quit. But my dad kept taking me to the rink to watch my brother and after a while I thought, "I'm not just going to keep sitting here." So I eventually toughened up and started again. It's been a blessing ever since.
What are you most looking forward to about next season? Especially with a whole different team of players compared to last year?
Obviously, I've built some friendships over the years being in the Vancouver Canucks organization. I wish those guys the best, but I'll give them hell when we play each other. The Wolves are going to have a good core group this year and it will be different but I know we will do well. I'm excited to see what St. Louis has to offer and what we're going to look like.


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By the members of the Waitsfield Planning Commission.
On Wednesday, February 29, at 7 p.m., at the Big Picture Theater, a public meeting will be held to discuss the first phase of a decentralized wastewater loan program and a supporting Town Meeting Day ballot article.
For nearly two years, the Waitsfield Planning Commission's wastewater committee has been evaluating both the needs and the options for decentralized wastewater systems in our community, with the goal of addressing emerging environmental issues, land-use restrictions, and aging septic systems within Waitsfield Village and Irasville.
This process started more than 18 months after voters turned down a centralized wastewater proposal in the spring of 2008, but a few of the realities from that project have carried over into the current conversation.
Specifically, the town remains burdened with significant debt from the work done on the failed centralized wastewater project ($672,000) which must be repaid starting in 2013; there are still pockets of critical wastewater needs throughout the area; and a vast majority of surveyed residents and landowners (90-plus percent) are dissatisfied with current wastewater options.
To directly address these issues, the wastewater committee has worked with local, state and federal officials to craft a creative financing program, the first phase of which will be on the Town Meeting Day ballot.
To be known as the Waitsfield Community Wastewater Loan Program, this voluntary program for local property owners would provide 20-year fixed-rate low-interest loans for shared wastewater projects that meet specific town criteria. The program would use the resulting loan payments to leverage the federal grant of $906,000 the town received for the failed centralized project to pay down the debt from that project.
The Waitsfield Community Wastewater Loan Program would be purely voluntary and would simply provide an alternative funding option for those with specific wastewater needs in the town center. At the same time, loan repayments coupled with available state and federal funding would provide funds to pay off existing wastewater debt without burdening local taxpayers.
The plan and the Town Meeting Day ballot article will be discussed during a public meeting on February 29 at 7 p.m. at the Big Picture Theater. Additional information regarding the plan and the meeting will be posted on the planning commission blog, www.planwithus.blogspot.com.


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Posted on : 10 October 2013
Categories : Travelings - Culture and Heritage
Kuala Kapuas is a capital city of Kapuas district, in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia. It lies between Kapuas River and Kapuas Murung River.
What To Do
From this place, we can visit several attractions such as:
Rumah Betang (Long House) at Sei Pasah village, Kapuas Hilir subdistrict
Imanuel Church at Saka Mangkahai village, Kapuas Barat subdistrict
Huma Hai (Big House) at Mandomai village, Kapuas Barat subdistrict
Triangle House at Saka Mangkahai village, Kapuas Barat subdistrict
At special time we can attend events such as:
Ogoh-ogoh parade during Nyepi Day
Regional Cultural Festival Tingang Menteng Panunjung Tarung that showing coastal dance, dance inland and karungut (traditional Dajak song). This festival usually done during the anniversary of Kapuas district (on March every year).
Kuala Kapuas also have several gardens that worth to visit such as:
KP3 Port Garden, near the Guest House
Big Circle Garden
Kartini Garden
City's Garden
Stadion's Garden
Where To Stay
There are several hotels that available in Kuala Kapuas, but it has not stars hotel.
What To Eat
Traditional food from Dajak people is kelakai and umbut rattan. Kelakai can be made as vegetable or chips.
Since the influence of Banjar people quite strong in Kuala Kapuas, there are a lot of Banjar food here such as Soto Banjar, yellow rice, Ketupat Kandangan, and grilled Patin. Soto Banjar almost available everywhere around Kuala Kapuas, so that yellow rice.
We have Tapai Ansterdam (Not Amsterdam) that mean fermented cassava that created by people from Anjir Serapat Dalam village, Kapuas Timur subdistrict.
If you want to eat light meal with river view, you can try Floating Cafe.
What To Buy
There are at least three shops that provide souvenir special Kapuas such as Getah Nyatu, souvenir that created from Nyatu sap. Two shops are in Barimba village, Kapuas Hilir subdistrict and one shop in Kuala Kapuas.
How to Get around
There are several way to get around in Kuala Kapuas. If you prefer use a car, you can rent it at travel agent.
If you prefer to use bicycle, you can rent Mobil Gowes (can accommodate four people).
If you want to sightseeing Kuala Kapuas through the river, you can use klotok, small boat with engine.
How to Get there
You can read How to Travel to Kuala Kapuas, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia from WikiHow.
Telecommunication providers that available in Kuala Kapuas are Telkomsel, XL, 3, Indosat, and Smartfren
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I was so convinced that this year was going to be different….It seems like every year around the holidays my will is sorely tested. My will to eat healthy….my will to maintain a daily yoga practice…But, alas, I've fallen off the wagon. All of the wagons.
And my wee little blog hasn't seen the light of day in a while either…
Since I haven't been to a proper studio yoga class in an entire week, I've been trying to make do with some home practice. Thank goodness for Shiva Rea. She was my first and favorite home practice yoga instructor (well, I guess technically it was Rodney Yee, but once I got Shiva Rea's Yoga Shakti, it was all over. Can we say matrix? Yes we can!) I hung out with Shiva yesterday and rocked a few flows on her Daily Energy DVD. Good stuff.
Home practice aside, I had intended to head to the studio today but instead got waylaid with plans for a teeny tiny New Year's Eve party with family and a few friends. Confession: I hate cooking. For some reason, despite this flaw, I LOVE hosting a small party with appetizers at least once a year. I like challenging my culinary skills, trying new recipes, presenting the finished product, hosting…I'm looking forward to this year's shindig.
As much as I'm anticipating a fun New Year's Eve, this ol' gal is looking even more forward to returning to a more disciplined January. More yoga, less sugar.
I'm willing to bet I'm going to be missing in action for a few more days, so until then, Happy New Year! I hope this upcoming year is wonderful and fulfilling for us all.


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Police have arrested a second person in connection with a rash of burglaries in the downtown Aiken area earlier this week.
Demarques Tremall Jamison, 20, of Aiken, turned himself in to officers and was placed in the Aiken County detention center. He was charged with criminal conspiracy and accessory after the fact.
Officers are looking for a third man they said was involved with the burglaries.
Willie Maurice Franklin, 23, of Aiken, is being sought for criminal conspiracy, according to a statement from the Aiken Department of Public Safety. He is known to frequent the Lancaster Street and Hahn Village areas in Aiken.
On Tuesday, Aiken Public Safety officers responded to a burglar alarm on the 300 block of Newberry Street at about 3:30 a.m., police said. Officers arriving on the scene saw a man fleeing the area on foot.
A perimeter was set up in the area, and officers discovered that other homes nearby had been broken into. It was also discovered that a handgun had been taken from one of the homes.
Investigators confirmed the suspect had burglarized four homes and about 12 vehicles, police said. All of the homes were occupied by residents sleeping in other areas of the home.
At each location, the suspect reportedly entered the home through an unlocked or unsecured door.
A resident called 911 a short time later and said a subject was inside their home on the 200 block of Lancaster Street. The caller said the subject fled on foot.
An additional search perimeter was set up, and the Aiken County Bloodhound Tracking Team and a helicopter from the S.C. State Law Enforcement Division were brought in to assist in the search. The initial search was later called off, but officers continued extra patrols in the Highland Park, Kalmia Hills and downtown areas.
Around 6 p.m. Wednesday, officers arrested 22-year-old Tremayne Deshawn Crawford after he was found hiding in the attic of a home on Abbeville Avenue. He's been charged with first-degree burglary and also had outstanding warrants for the Aiken County Sheriff's Office.
Anyone with any further information about this incident or the whereabouts of Willie Franklin is asked to contact Crimestoppers of the Midlands at 888-CRIME-SC. Callers will remain anonymous and could be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000.
Teddy Kulmala covers the crime beat for the Aiken Standard. He is a graduate of Clemson University and hails from Williston.
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I've seen it this evening and I loved everything about it: the story (much more detailled: the were able to do it because the movie is a wooping 2h30h long), the special effects are simply amazing and you learn to love Bilbo (I wasn't very found of the actor at first but he grows on you)... Some music from the LOTR is used to give us some explanation on the "where did it come from" events: remember that the movie happends before the LOTR...
The Hobbit is in theaters, but you can get Lord of the Rings on your iPhone or iPad now
The first of the three (!!) movies adapter J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit has just hit movie theaters, the book written before, and taking place before, The Lord of the Rings. I'm going to see An Unexpected Journey tomorrow night, but I've spent the last few nights re-watching The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers, and the Return of the King as prep work -- on my Apple TV.
Yes, the story has been rejiggered, the closeups are repetitive, some of the cuts are awkward, but I was surprised how much better Weta's more organic special effects have held up than some of the more plastic special effects of other companies, and how the moments that work, really, really work.
My guess is that the Hobbit will be more dramatically indulgent (3 movies!) and technically turbulent than LotR. I'm not a big fan of 3D, and I've never experienced 48fps, but I look forward to it and hope it's more Fellowship and less King Kong.
If you've seen The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, jump into our movie forum and share your review. If you want to check out, or just catch up, on the Lord of the Rings trilogy, you can do so right on your iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, Apple TV, or Mac.
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The Hobbit is in theaters, but you can get Lord of the Rings on your iPhone or iPad now
Living in the same suburb that played host to most of the fiming and post productionof these movies - I should have seen this by now... but I haven't. What I'm intrigued by is that Rene did his prep work on an iPad mini from the main page, but then on Apple TV after the page jump... that was unexpected!


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NORTHRIDGE, Calif. - Avery Anderson, who for the last seven years has been a major contributor to one of the Big West Conference's most prolific track & field programs, has been named head track and field coach at Cal State Northridge. Anderson succeeds Don Strametz who retired after 31 years as the head coach of the women's team and 26 at the helm of the men's program.
"Avery's experience, as an assistant coach at Northridge over the past seven years, including the recent run of conference championships of both men's and women's teams, positions our new coach and program for success in the future," said Cal State Northridge Athletic Director Rick Mazzuto. "After an extensive search, I am confident that our men's and women's track & field programs, under Coach Anderson's leadership, will consistently be among the best programs in the nation as well as the Big West Conference."
"First, I would like to thank Rick Mazzuto, and the rest of the administration at Cal State Northridge, as well as Tom Ford and those who were involved in the selection process," said Anderson. "I am honored that they believe I am the right person to lead the Matador track and field program into the future. I also wish to thank Don Strametz for serving as a mentor to me. In addition I especially want to thank Don for the decades he put into leading the CSUN program to where it is today."
During the past seven seasons, the Matadors have won 11 conference championships including six Big West Women's Outdoor Championships. In addition, The CSUN men have won four Big West Outdoor titles since Anderson began his second stint on the coaching staff in 2005.
"Our goal is to continue winning Big West Conference Championships but also to make our presence felt on the national stage, while continuing to produce a large number of students who excel academically," added Anderson.
Since arriving at Northridge, Anderson has helped the Matador track & field program to unprecedented levels of success. He has coached two NCAA Champions including 2007 NCAA Outdoor Long Jump Champion DaShalle Andrews who became the first individual men's NCAA Champion in school history. The following spring, Anderson made it back-to-back NCAA Long Jump champions as freshman Reindell Cole won the 2008 NCAA Indoor title.
In his time at CSUN as the coach of sprints, hurdles, jumps, relays and multi event athletes, Anderson has coached athletes to 30 NCAA Championship berths, more than 70 NCAA regional qualifiers, and more than 150 marks to Northridge's all time record book. Prior to returning to Northridge for his second stint, Anderson worked as a volunteer assistant at Kansas State (2002-2004) and UCLA (2001-2002). He worked as a volunteer assistant at Cal State Northridge during the 1999-2001 seasons while competing as a decathlete. Anderson still owns the CSUN complex record in the decathlon which he set in 2000 to qualify for the US Olympic Trials. Before returning to the sport of track and field, Anderson played wide receiver for the Indianapolis Colts from 1996-1997 before a back injury ended his NFL career.
A 1996 graduate of UCLA, Anderson earned degrees in Political Science and Sociology while competing in football and track. He was a member of the NCAA runner-up 4x100 relay team his senior season and played in the 1994 Rose Bowl.
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New information: The Georgetown County Sheriff's Office has issued a statement regarding this morning's fire in Andrews that claimed the life of 12-year-old Dave Coombs.
Coombs was home alone when fire broke out at the mobile home at 10 James Drive.
Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Carrie Cuthbertson - in a release issued at about 10:50 a.m. - states "according to the family, they recently moved to a new home. The victim attended a birthday party and did not answer calls from his mother. In the process of the investigation, it was determined the victim returned to the house instead of their new home without the family's knowledge."
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The Georgetown County Coroner's Office and the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division are investigating a fatal fire that claimed the life of a child.
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Journalist Sebastian Junger talks with Willamette students about his experiences covering wars around the world.
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Journalist Sebastian Junger shares soldiers' perspectives on war
Sebastian Junger didn't feel like a man. He was 30 years old, he had explored much of the world, but something — a defining moment — was missing.
Hoping to change in a meaningful way, Junger packed his bags and headed to Bosnia, where he worked as a freelance war reporter.
"In some ways, war doesn't disappoint," says Junger, now 50 and a seasoned journalist and documentarian. "If you think the experience will change you, it will."
On Tuesday, Junger shared his experiences covering war with the Salem community as part of the Atkinson Lecture Series.
Through the series, internationally prominent authors, leaders, artists and journalists are brought to campus twice a year to give a public lecture and spend time with Willamette students.
Junger is the author of "The Perfect Storm," published in 1997. He is also a contributing editor at Vanity Fair, where he published the National Magazine Award-winning article, "The Forensics of War," in 2000.
In recent years, Junger spent time with the United States Army platoon of the 173rd Airborne in Afghanistan. From that experience, he wrote "War" and created a documentary titled "Restrepo," with photographer Tim Hetherington. The movie was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.
"War is so dramatic, so intense and frightening. But it's also fascinating, even for people who are against it," Junger told the audience of 1,000-plus people. "War is complicated."
By being on the front lines, Junger has had a gun held to his head. He's been shot at too many times to count, and he can still picture the first dead body he saw, that of a teenage girl left to rot in a field in Kosovo. He only knew she was a girl by the polish on her fingernails.
Despite the tragedy, Junger says he can understand why solders miss combat. They don't miss the fighting and the mayhem, he says, but they do long for the feeling of solidarity.
"What they miss, quite frankly, is the brotherhood they had there," Junger says. "You lose your identity, and that's exhilarating. You are less important than the group of people who are with you."
Lindsay Cason '13 and Will Thomson '13, both political science majors, had the opportunity to not only attend the public lecture, but to visit with Junger in class earlier in the day.
Impressed by his unique perspective of war, they said they're grateful the Atkinson Lecture Series brings people of his caliber to campus.
"I think Willamette makes an effort to bring people here to expand our perspective," Thomson says. "They teach us something we can't learn in class."
Cason agrees, saying Junger was an engaging speaker who reframed the meaning of war in her mind.
"I was struck by the fact that Sebastian seemed very confident in his own opinion but was open to the opinions of others," she says. "As long as I've been studying about Afghanistan, I didn't know about combat. He made me want to learn more, to become informed."


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Kelley and the Cowboys return to headline the entertainment at the Sept. 15, 2012, Mountain Heritage Festival.
The Festival begins at 10 a.m. and is presented by the Alleghany Arts Council. The festival is organized by the Alleghany Chamber of Commerce.
From 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., the Festival spreads over a half-mile section of Sparta. Traffic will be closed for a four-block section of downtown for some 100-plus vendors to sell food, art and crafts. This is the 18th year of this day of craft and entertainment in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Sparta is a short drive from the North Carolina Piedmont and I-77.
Take exit 83 (northbound traffic only) or exit 85 (southbound traffic) and follow US 21 North approximately 28 miles up the Blue Ridge Mountains.. For more information go to CoolSparta.com/heritage or call 800-372-5473.
This year's entertainment and craft festival on Sparta, North Carolina's Main Street is joined by another big heritage event: the 2012 Native American Powwow just 1.5 miles north of the Festival at the County Fairgrounds. With this Friday through Sunday gathering, Sparta hosts a double dose of heritage experience for visitors.
The Powwow is a production of Jay Blackheart and Ridge Runner Pow Wows and features Rolling Thunder, Head Lady Dancers Mayola Maize and Woman Brave Spirit, and musician Tony WalkingStick.
It opens Friday at 4 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday at 10 a.m. Admission is $7. Kids under five are admitted free. More information available at CoolSparta.com/powwow or call 336-428-4395.
Saturday begins with a 5/10K run over the rolling hills in and around Sparta opens the day. Registration for the Blue Ridge Christian School fundraiser begins at 7:30 a.m. at Crouse Park. Details at BlueRidgeChristianSchool.org or call 336-363-4984.
Several thousand visitors are expected to come up the mountain to enjoy a day of music and dance, and shop for handmade crafts as well as experience our native culture. Visitors will can enjoy antique tractors and cars, chain saw carving, horseshoeing, corn-grinding and other demonstrations and displays that illustrate the mountain heritage.
There will be entertainment at the Main Stage throughout the day. In addition to the Cowboys, the Rise and Shine Band, a popular bluegrass musical group and house band for the Alleghany Jubilee, performs. Festival entertainment includes local dance and closes with the ever popular crowning of the Possum Queen beginning at 4 p.m. There is no charge for admission.
Roger Sharp with his Bearfoot Chainsaw Art is returning. This Sherrills Ford, N.C. artist distinguishes himself by the surgical precession with which he handles his chainsaw when carving bears and other animals, but also because he prefers to work barefoot.
The Alleghany Jubilee will be open Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. featuring the Crooked Road Ramblers on Friday and the Rise and Shine Band on Saturday. Admission Is just $4. Details at AlleghanyJubilee.com or call 336-372-4591.
Also, at the Blue Ridge Music Center, located just 17 miles from Sparta at Mile Post 213 on the Blue Ridge Parkway, features the Round Peak Ramblers and special guests to honor banjo master Kyle Creed at 7 p.m. A display of Creed's banjos will be on display at the Center noon to 7 p.m. Details at BlueRidgeMusicCenter.org or call 276-236-5309 ext. 112.
The festival is presented by the Alleghany Arts Council with help from an N.C. Arts Council Grassroots Grant.
The entertainment is sponsored by Miles Companies (336-372-5646). VIP sponsors include Alleghany Inn, Alleghany Memorial Hospital, Blevins Building Supply, Food Lion, Halsey Drug Store, and Mountain Dreams Realty.
Rounding out the list of sponsors are: Alleghany Care and Rehabilitation, Blue Ridge Electric Membership Cooperation, Carolina Farm Credit, G&B Energy, Grayson National Bank, Kathy Shore Nursery, LifeStore Insurance, Scott's Landscapping, Skyline-Skybest Communications, Tri-State Components, and United Country Foxfire Realty.


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I don't wanna include pride ko's to me they will always be separate
These are my personal faves
Anderson vs Weidman
Page vs Liddell
Rashad vs Liddell
Ace vs quarry
Anderson vs Ace I
Leben vs martin
Lil evil vs john Lewis
GG vs CC
Anderson vs vitor
Wand vs Stann
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Fav Fighters: Penn, Wand, Fedor, Genki, Shields, Rashad, Pulver, Diaz bros, Melendez.
Add rampage vs wandy (in the UFC) to the list
EDIT: Also add this one to the list...
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Got a lot of soul searching to do. Sorry to everyone I've let down
Just look at Tank Abbott's fights, that's the top kos.
Goodbye Mr. Burton
All in the reflexes
Anderson Silva 5: TRT USERS 0 Hendo - Forrest - Nate - Chael... twice
No love for Kimbo knocking out Tank with air from an uppercut?
I think one of my favorites is Jeremy Stephens uppercut from hell against Dos Anjos.
Also and though this is not Zuffa Patrick Cote against Bill Mahood.
FW-Hominick, Weichel
LW-Stout, Cerrone, Jim Miller
WW-GSP, Fitch, Goulet, Rory
HW-Carwin, Barry, Russow
RRR=the Rhonda Rousey Resistance
classic - "this is the dumbest thing Ive ever heard. thats like me having a picture of Hitler posted, and saying "I dont believe in his politics, but I like to hear him talk" W.Silva>C.Norris
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