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Libby Metzler, new East Low Country Director, joined the members of the Flowertown Garden Club during the installation ceremony of new officers at the May 13 meeting.
The Flowertown Garden Club President for the coming year is Janice Messex. The Vice President is Judi Burns. Retaining their positions with the club are Anne Gaither as recording secretary, Sherri Bardsley as corresponding secretary and Susan Chellis as Treasurer.
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The Ashley Ridge baseball team won a tight game with Fort Dorchester Friday.
The Swamp Foxes only managed one more hit than the Patriots, but capitalized on a couple of Fort errors en route to a 3-1 win.
Carson Walls (4-0) went the distance on the hill to pick up the win. He struck out seven batters while surrendering only two walks and hitting one batter. Ryan Thomas only walked three in suffering the loss.
Its always a battle when we play these guys, Ashley Ridge coach BJ Bellush said. They have a good team and a well-coached team. Our guys showed a lot of guts tonight. Carson struggled early on but was stronger at the end of the game. My hats off to him and to their guy who pitched well and kept us off balance. Luckily we managed to get enough hits to get those three runs.
Ashley Ridge (9-1, 2-0 in Region 8-AAAA) managed 6 hits while Fort Dorchester (6-3, 0-2) managed 5.
Aaron Miller led the Ashley Ridge batters, going 2 for 3 at the plate with a double, a run scored and an RBI. Both he and Jason Miller reached base three times.
Eurndraus Bryant was 2 for 3 for Fort Dorchester with a double and a run scored. Shortstop Corey Rawlings also reached base twice for the Pats.
Ashley Ridge got on the scoreboard in the bottom of the first inning. Aaron Miller doubled and then scored on a single by Rusty Grayson. Jason Miller followed with a double, but the Patriots escaped the inning without any further damage.
Fort Dorchester answered in the second as Bryant singled to lead off the inning, moved around on a walk by Malik Grant and a sacrifice bunt by Thomas and scored when Josh Murray put the ball in play.
The next run wasnt scored until the bottom of the fifth. Josh Litchfield reached on an error, stole second and scored on a single by Aaron Miller.
The Swamp Foxes added a run in the sixth after Josh Church reached on a fielding error and advanced on a throwing error. Wesley Aschenbrenner then singled to drive him in.
We are happy to be 2-0 in the region but we have a big week coming up with games against Beaufort, Summerville and Colleton, Bellush said. We are piecing things together and guys are throwing strikes. That is the key for us right now, we are spotting up and not walking that many and playing really good defense. Last year that was a problem for us but we have been really sound on defense this year.
Church is also undefeated on the hill with three wins. Bellush says Jason Miller and Cole Ayers have also put in some quality innings on the mound this season.
Ashley Ridge travels to Summerville Wednesday and to Colleton County Friday. Fort Dorchester travels to Bluffton Wednesday and to Summerville Friday.
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Stock market surges to 5-year highBy CHRISTINA REXRODE
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The New York Stock Exchange bubbled with excitement Friday as the Dow Jones industrial average closed at 14,009.79, its highest mark since October 2007.NEW YORK The Dow closed above 14,000 on Friday for the first time in more than five years.
Sure, it was just a number on a board. But it was enough to raise the hopes of some investors and cause others concern about an overheated market. And it brought reminders of a different era, back before the financial crisis rocked the world economy.
The Dow Jones industrial average, a stock market index that is supposed to be a benchmark for how the entire market is faring, had been rising fairly steadily for about a month. On Friday, strong auto sales and optimism about U.S. jobs pushed it to just short of 14,010. The Dow is now just 155 points away from its highest close ever.
Theres a newfound enthusiasm for the equity market, said Jim Russell, regional investment director at U.S. Bank Wealth Management in Minneapolis.
But market watchers were divided over what the Dow milestone or even what a potential new all-time high really means. To some, its an important booster to hearts and minds, making investors feel optimistic and thus more willing to bet on the market.
The Dow touching 14,000, it matters psychologically, said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Rockwell Global Capital in New York. It attracts smaller investors.
And those investors, until recently, had been shying away from stocks. Since April 2011, investors have pulled more cash out of U.S. stock mutual funds than theyve put in, according to the Investment Company Institute. In the past three weeks, though, that trend has reversed, which could make January the first month in nearly two years where stock-focused funds had a net inflow.
To others, though, Dow 14,000 is nothing but a number, a sign more of how traders feel than of the economy. And its not even the best number on the board, some traders say. Professional investors usually pay more heed to the Standard & Poors main index, which tracks 500 companies compared to the Dows 30. The Dow garners attention, they say, because its more familiar to the general public.
Joe Gordon, managing partner at Gordon Asset Management in North Carolina, wasnt celebrating Friday. He thinks the gains wont last. The fact that small investors are finally piling back in the stock market, he said, is not a reason for optimism but a sign that its getting overhyped and due to fall.
After the Dow hit its all-time record in 2007, it fell almost steadily for the next year and a half. It lost more than half its value before starting to tick back up again.
It is good trivia to talk about on television and the radio, Gordon said, referring to the 14,000 mark. Its meaningless to the average professional. And for workers still unemployed by the financial crisis, he said, it really means nothing to them.
If there is dissent over what Dow 14,000 signifies, whats undeniable is that its a rarefied event. Before Friday, the Dow had closed above 14,000 just nine times in its history.
The first time was in July 2007; the rest were in October of that year.
The last time the Dow closed that mark was Oct. 12, 2007, when it settled at 14,093.08. It had reached its all-time record, 14,164.53, three days before that.
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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga men's tennis team dropped a 4-0 decision to visiting Belmont at the Hixson Racquet Club tonight. The Mocs fall to 1-4 with the loss while the Bruins improve to 1-3.
Due to experimental rules put into place during nonconference matches, once either team scored four points and clinched the win, the rest of the matches would end and be recorded as unfinished.
Chattanooga dropped two of its doubles bouts, giving the point to the Bruins. The Mocs No. 2 team of sophomore Gino Delavalle and junior Pavels Grigorjevs showed fire and took down Belmont's of Nardelli and Verberne 6-2.
"Belmont did a great job of getting the momentum with the doubles point," head coach Carlos Garcia said. "Their top guys are tough and jumped on us pretty quickly."
Singles action proved no more fruitful for Chattanooga, dropping three matches in a row. Sophomores Luke Saunders and John Peacey showed signs of intensity, winning their first set and taking their opponents to a third frame.
"Luke is a very good starter," Garcia said. "That's something we're working on is for him to finish. He's notorious at playing a great first set but unfortunately it does take two sets to win. But he has given himself a chance and it's helping our team by getting the first set quick."
Chattanooga has to rebound quickly and prepare for Sunday's action at the Hixson Racquet Club. The Mocs take on the Murray State Racers at 10:00 a.m. (E.S.T.). A link for live scoring is available on the men's tennis schedule page on GoMocs.com.
"It's a long season," Garcia said. "It's a marathon not a sprint. We're looking forward to playing the Racers on Sunday."
Chattanooga 0 Belmont 4
Doubles competition
1. Mauricio Antun/Marko Lovrinovic (BELM) def. John Peacey/Jorge Varon (UTC) 6-4
2. Gino Delavalle/Pavels Grigorjevs (UTC) def. Hans Nardelli/Martijn Verberne (BELM) 6-2
3. Henrik Claesson/Cedric Dujacquier (BELM) def. Austin Boaz/Luke Saunders (UTC) 6-1
Singles competition
1. Mauricio Antun (BELM) def. Jorge Varon (UTC) 6-1, 6-4
2. Marko Lovrinovic (BELM) def. Pavels Grigorjevs (UTC) 6-3, 6-3
3. Luke Saunders (UTC) vs. Cedric Dujacquier (BELM) 6-3, 2-6, 1-2, unfinished
4. Martijn Verberne (BELM) def. Gino Delavalle (UTC) 6-2, 3-6, 6-1
5. John Peacey (UTC) vs. Henrik Claesson (BELM) 6-5 (9-7), 4-6, 0-1, unfinished
6. Derrick Brown (UTC) vs. Hans Nardelli (BELM) 2-6, 6-4, 4-1, unfinished


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Thursday, September 5, 2013
Field Training Officer PFC Maury Sullivan, 31, of Summerville has been with Summerville Police Department for seven and a half years. He grew up in Jacksonville, FL and moved to South Carolina in 2006 after earning a Bachelor's Degree in criminal justice.
His dad is a police officer with MUSC Public Safety.
"The chief heard about me through a friend – another SPD officer – and my friend told me the chief wanted me to call him ASAP. I did, went for an interview and was hired on the spot," says Sullivan.
So he accepted, went through the police academy, been certified in "so much" including radar and Taser and worked his way to field training officer in two years. His goal?
"I want to become chief some day."
In the meantime, however, he wants no part of anything but patrol. "I do patrol by choice, I love patrol," he grins.
"I love talking to people and either being able to help them or just listening…even in a domestic situation, sometimes you just need to listen."
Sullivan says eventually he may want to get off the road but "not now."
Having worked nights for seven years, Sullivan has just switched to days, which, he says, is much better for spending time with his family…"it has made my whole life better."
"I love for people to see us," he continues, "at night they can't see us but during the day they see our vehicles, we wave at kids at the bus stop and they wave back…it puts a sparkle in my eye."
One of his worst experiences, he recalls shaking his head, was the night he spent sitting in the hospital with a 10-year-old little girl after she had been sexually assaulted.
Best? "There are so many!" he says, smiling. "I do remember one call when I responded to an older woman one night…she needed help…a way out of her home."
The woman, he says, was the victim of domestic abuse and she simply didn't know how to get out of her situation.
"I was able to get her to a shelter and the next day she called me and thanked me for getting her out of her situation."
When he isn't working he spends his time, he says, with his wife Shareka, who is a personal banker with Bank of America, and their son Maury Jr. who is a year old.
They are expecting another little boy – Mason – in November, he grins.
"I like to spend my time with my wife and son…we travel a lot…road trips…visit Asheville, NC, a lot…we love the mountains and sometimes we got to Florida to visit family."
"Oh! And I'm a movie freak – both home and at the cinema," he laughs, "I love the movies."
And sports. "Love sports, especially football. I played linebacker and a bit of defensive back in both high school and college."
He doesn't hunt but he "might" try fishing.
"I don't cook, but I can clean!"
"Well," he amends, "I can throw down breakfast."
Especially now that his wife is expecting, he says, he makes sure the house is clean.
"I am a newspaper lover. Every where we go," he says, "I buy the local newspapers."
"I get the Post & Courier too," he says, then quickly adds, "I read the Journal Scene online!"
His supervisors, he says, are trying to get him to go to instructor school for more specialized skills that he could then teach others but finding the time is difficult, he says.
"I love teaching/training," he says, "I learned a lot…so much from my FTO and I wanted to teach others the way I was taught…it makes me feel good."
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I was very upset and disappointed to hear that the card simply said my name. I had typed, checked and filled out the message card with a lovely message to my aunt. Not only was it from me, but it was from 2 other families. I was the only one to receive a thank you call from her because my name was the only one on the basket--very uncouth. I feel as if I can not trust Wine country gift baskets for gift giving any more and that really upsets me. I do love your baskets and they are always beautiful and make a great impression. However, if the message does not go in the basket why send the basket to begin with???
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The Happy Holidays / Merry Christmas card was not visible when the baskets arrived. These were for work and not from me personally but my personal information was on the "from" and not our corporate information. The card seemed lost in the basket (not taped on) when you opened the box and many folks who got these didn't know who sent it. We had to send emails to everyone explaining who it was from...very embarrassing. I think we ordered 28 baskets total....
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Customer service was excellent. The couple enjoyed the variety of foods and appreciated the cutting board and knife that they could keep as a remembrance of their honeymoon trip.
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The Ritz Basket arrived on time, in good condition, was beautiful packaged, and the recipients absolutely loved it. Such a great variety of quality foods!I purchased this basket to congratulate an elderly couple who had downsized into a new apartment home. These folks are way past the "needs everything stage," having to give away so many items during the downsizing process. I had a difficult time coming up with right gift, but The Ritz Basket turned out to be perfect. They absolutely loved it and are also sharing it with friends and family. Thank you, Wine Country, for making such unique and quality gift baskets available.
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I ordered a Ritz basket as a thank you gift for a family friend in Florida, and paid for overnight delivery so it would get there on a Friday. It was delayed in transit, then it sat on the truck all weekend. Monday they realized that Wine Country neglected to include the unit number in the address, but no one called to ask. By Tuesday the family friend had gone back to Ohio, leaving a lonely Ritz basket in the Florida sun. Wine Country says "Well, you can have a refund when UPS sends the basket back." Is that what "100% Satisfaction Guaranteed" means?
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Ordered this basket for my parents for Christmas hoping for a last minute delivery, and it arrived a day earlier than expected. They were amazed at the basket, and has a sufficient variety of snacks thru the holidays. This was a great present, and a great value considering the variety of items.
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I've sent my brother and his family the same type of basket for 5 or more years. They've always loved it. this year was quite different. They said it wasn't as shown in picture. Way too many cookies and very skimpy on non sweet items. I'll look elsewhere next year.
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Great product!! The previous cover was stained. After washing it and trying to put it back on the cushion, it no longer fit. In fact, the zipper split. Searched for the product online and found it at your store. It arrived quickly and now it looks like a new sofa. Love it. November 26, 2013
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Where are the additional colors? I love this day sofa. It is perfect in the study for watching tv, reading or extra sleeping when the kids come for a visit. Only thing I would change is the color. Wish there were other colors availble as the description indicates. June 28, 2011
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Monday, January 14, 2013
Summerville Catholic School, Heritage Trust Federal Credit Union volunteers, and Junior Achievement teamed up to bring the Business of Life program to SCS students in first through fourth grades. Local volunteers visited classrooms for a five-week program to help students connect the dots between what is learned in school and the business world. Students learned how the community works together to help create a better place to live. Shown here are Heritage Trust Federal Credit Union volunteer Linda Art and SCS third graders.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio---The Chicago Wolves kept their playoff hopes alive Friday night with a thorough 5-2 victory over the Lake Erie Monsters and Quicken Loans Arena.
Defenseman Jim Vandermeer, Danny Groulx and Brad Hunt and forwards Darren Archibald and Andrew Gordon scored for the Wolves (37-28-5-4) as they produced a season-high 3 power-play goals. Goaltender Matt Climie (24-24-3) stopped 40 shots to keep Chicago in the chase for a Western Conference playoff berth.
With two games to play, the Wolves sit in 10th place with 83 points. They're among five teams chasing three available playoff spots, but they don't control their destiny because Milwaukee (85 points, two games left) defeated Charlotte 6-4 at home while Rockford (85 points, one game left) won 9-4 at San Antonio.
Rochester, which has 86 points with two games left, also is within the Wolves reach. If the Wolves win their home games Saturday and Sunday, then they'll finish with 87 points. They'll reach the playoffs as long as two teams in the Milwaukee-Rockford-Rochester troika don't reach the 87-point mark. Oklahoma City (87 points) is beyond Chicago's grasp.
Chicago took control of Friday's game 12:27 into the first period. With Monsters netminder Sami Aittokallio well-screened, Vandermeer blasted a point shot through traffic and into the goaltender's mesh to give the Wolves a 1-0 lead.
Moments later on the power play, defenseman Danny Groulx found a loose puck in the slot and slammed his shot off Davies in front of the net to make it 2-0 at 14:11.
The Wolves failed to carry a two-goal lead into the first intermission, though, as Monsters right wing Tomas Vincour scored on a redirect at 19:16.
The Wolves regained control when Archibald whacked a puck out of midair past Aittokallio at the 2:50 mark in the second period. Hunt followed by firing a slap shot so forcefully that it bounced in and out of the Monsters net before some players realized it was a goal at 6:18. Aittokallio departed at that point with the Wolves leading 4-1.
After Lake Erie's Paul Carey dumped a goal into an empty net following a scramble, Gordon accepted a Darren Haydar pass in the slot and rifled it past backup goaltender Calvin Pickard for a 5-2 lead at 17:11 of the second.
The Wolves return to the Allstate Arena at 7 p.m. Saturday for the final Amtrak Rivalry game of the season against Milwaukee. For tickets, call 1-800-THE-WOLVES or visit ChicagoWolves.com.
Chicago 2 3 0 -- 5
Lake Erie 1 1 0 -- 2
First Period---1, Chicago, Vandermeer 5 (Schroeder, Hunt), 12:27; 2, Chicago, Davies 15 (Groulx, Kattelus), 14:11 pp; 3, Lake Erie, Vincour (Carey, Stollery), 19:16. Penalties---Vincour, Lake Erie (elbowing), 13:02; Maggio, Lake Erie (hooking, unsportsmanlike conduct), 19:40.
Second Period---4, Chicago, Archibald 12 (Sweatt, Corrado), 2:50 pp; 5, Chicago, Hunt 4 (Haydar, Gordon), 6:18; 6, Lake Erie, Carey 19 (Vincour, Agozzino), 12:21 pp; 7, Chicago, Gordon 19 (Schroeder, Haydar), 17:11 pp. Penalties---Jensen, Chicago (slashing), 2:55; Kattelus, Chicago (holding), 7:15; Connolly, Lake Erie (slashing), 8:16; Regner, Chicago (fighting), 10:05; Walker, Lake Erie (goaltender interference, fighting), 10:05; Schroeder, Chicago (tripping), 10:28; Gordon, Chicago (tripping), 14:09; Lain, Chicago (roughing), 16:18; Maggio, Lake Erie (roughing, double minor), 16:18; Perlini, Lake Erie (kneeing), 17:58.
Third Period---None. Penalties---Rodin, Chicago (tripping), 5:41; Lake Erie (bench minor--unsportsmanlike conduct, served by Perlini), 12:28; Sterling, Chicago (hooking), 14:47; Walker, Lake Erie (misconduct—unsportsmanlike conduct), 14:47.
Shots on goal---Chicago: 9-9-5--23; Lake Erie: 14-12-16--42. Power plays---Chicago 3-8; Lake Erie 1-6. Goalies—Chicago, Climie (40-42); Lake Erie, Aittokallio (9-13), replaced at 26:18 by Pickard (9-10). A---11,926. Referees---Mark Lemelin and Jean-Phillippe Sylvain. Linesmen---Shaun Morgan and Francis Trempe.


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when i heard about this game i went and sold my xbox360 and bought a ps3, just sold my ps3 a week ago and trying to get a xbox now haha
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Perhaps tomorrow will be better.
It is funny because FFXIV is on par or better than most other games on the market but becuase the FFXI fans had a gripe,others jumped on the bandwagon.The content Sqaure has added just since the failed launch is more than otehr games entire content package.
The old saying "you get what you paid for is still true".The only reason FFXIV failed is becuase it's true fans have been playing the best design ever in FFXI and were near impossible to pry away.FFXIV would had to be a near godsend game to take FFXI players away from an already great game.
FFXI players have been so satisfied that all the yhad asked from Sqaure was to update the graphics.Sqaure got greedy and figured a newer version would warrant more money,a graphic upgrade would not.This does NOT mean FFXIV is a bad game,it just emans it is not as good as FFXI,but neither is any other game.
To show what i think of all the other shallow game designs,if i was not playing FFXI,i would probably play FFXIV before any other game.
The ONLY other game i see coming that warrants my money is Archeage.i support game design effort ,not what a developer tells me is good,i use my own judgement.
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Originally posted by Maelkor
Well, essentially "it's a brand new game" so as long as they market this new version, it's very possible mmo players can have their imaginations excited.
Personally, I'm NOT a final fantasy fan. At al. Not at all.
But the art design and the quirkiness of the game sort of drew me in.
There really isnt a lot that is coming out "now" so I don't see any reason, provided they have done their jobs this time, that mmo players might decide to try try this.
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Joined: 4/17/11
I for one am looking foward to it, and while it may be headed toward a thempark norm there are some things that will set it apart . The story so far has been awsome something i think other mmo's are soarly missing. Also primals like ifrit, garuda etc. will be roaming NM"s that guilds defeat and can summon and crafting and gathering are classes that can participate in content [hamlet defence] and some dungeons. oh and MMORPG gave FFXI a 6.5 when it had 500,000 plus players awsome story and world so this no news write up does not suprise me at all.
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All of history is a lie. The truth depends on who does the listening, and who does the telling...
Pretty over dramatic and I have to say that while I didn't enjoy the game, I didn't think it was nearly as basd as the OP illustrates. The thing is that they are giving the revamp away free to those that bought the original as well as the free time to try it out. Writing a piece like this saying that it isn't worth a second look is kind of stupid. Until the revamp has seen the light of day, I will hold my opinions and hope it turns out well because the genre could use a good MMO.
RIP Jimmy "The Rev" Sullivan and Paul Gray.
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Originally posted by Ripostethis
I'm as open to legitimate criticism of FFXIV (or any MMO) as you can be - as long as that criticism is grounded in facts and voiced by someone who actually knows what they're talking about and represents the facts honestly. The OP, to be as blunt as possible, is so ridiculously skewed that it reads like the worst posts from the most biased members on these forums.
How about some factual issues in their post?
For one, he calls it "Kingdom Reborn". It's Realm Reborn. It's been Realm Reborn for several months now. It's been Realm Reborn on every news update to come out about it, in every video and every interview. For crying out loud, this site has been covering it from time to time, and there's more than enough information out there about it.
For another, he talks about the game being in development for 7 years. No. FFXIV 1.0 was in development for 5 years. ARR has been in development for around 2 years to date, and has more time to go yet. That read to me like the OP deliberately fudging the facts just to spread the bash-fest that is their "article" a little thicker by artificially protracting the time-line.
The OP would do well to click on some of the links I have in my forum sig here. I created it specifically for people like them to actually get the facts. Of course, some people don't really want the facts. They just want an excuse to bash the target of their ire. Becoming informed would take the wind out of their sails.
For another, I have to laugh at how hypocritical people are in the MMO community. What do you see time and again when a developer has a poor launch and tries to "patch their way to making it better"? You see people say things along the lines of "They'd need to completely remake the game. They can't salvage what it is now". That's the main argument you see. "Too poor to be saved as-is. Needs a reboot".
Yet, here we are now with SE doing just that; giving FFXIV a reboot. 90% of the game has been completely redone from the ground up - the environments, the tech, the infrastructure, the content, and so on. Only the setting, the races, the world and some of the existing content (Primals, etc) remains in place.
And how are people reacting? Exactly the way they do to any other MMO that had a poor start... with complete dismissal and the typical "pile-on" mob mentality.
What does this tell me? Very simply, that the whole "they need to remake the game" argument is just hot air. It's just another way to bash on the game in question. They don't want to see the game recover. They want it to flounder and die so they can continue bashing it.
I'll tell you what needs a reboot: The MMO community.
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Tang, amen brother.
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the writer is barely old enough to drink legally. Geezus when DAoC came out you would have been like 11. Maybe I'm just bitter, but I wish more people who got the spotlight for their thoughts on mmo's actually had a history with them.
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I think its hilarious the amount of people acting immature and acting like SE duped them or something. Most people who played FFIV knew what the game was before they bought the game. If you are one of the few that didn't its your fault for buying sight unseen.
But I shouldn't be surprised by the I know what I am buying but I will blame everyone but me comments on this site.
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Haters is always gona hate it no matter what they do.
Then you have people who never played the game comment like they have!
This game was bad start but it was not terrible. it could be even worse!
But if you are truely Final Fantasy fan u should have patience beacuse square enix wont go down without a fight for it.
New team who took over FFXIV said from start they coulden't do much about the current state of the game they could only made some patchs make the game abit more suit able for people who still is loyal for it " Yes im still playing "
So basic they sit down rebuild game from scratch but still use the old FFXIV small content from it.
People talked about downgrade graphic but to be honestly i rather see that then another fail and alot people migh have high expectation hope it fails again!
I have play plenty of mmo that fail x10 times more some diden't even lanched open beta beacuse of the failure and other was never released either.
FFXIV is very uniqe mmo compare what is out there same goes for FFXI was also very unqie you could never say like the trolls did " Its wow copy" ....
So everyone deserves a second chance!!
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Originally posted by adam_nox
I don't mind younger writers, however I do wish more people who got the spotlights on this site were writing better / more thorough articles. Many of these are just turning into endorsed rants. While that's funny at times, there's way too much of that on this site as it is.
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I am really looking forward to the game. Saying they dont deserve a chance afther making a mistake and admiting it is a bit much. .
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But... Final Fantasy.
In response to the people saying that FFXIV was not successful due to FFXI fans being unable to move on, I am a person who loves all things Final Fantasy. IV, V, VI, VII, X, X-2, XI, XII, XIII, XIII-2. I didn't really give VIII a chance due to disliking the Draw system, and I missed out on IX. And even I think FFXIV was poorly released. They made questionable design choices that have been removed--thank goodness.
Looking forward to FFXIV:ARR though. Fingers crossed.
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Ignorance is Bliss.
So they got rid of the guy that had a not-so glowing review of SWTOR and replaced him with this OP? If anything, he should be the one"fired" as he can't even put up an article that makes sense. He gets so many things wrong (including the name, it's A Realm Reborn, not Kingdom Reborn....) it's just appaling.
At least the guy who wrote an overall negative review of SWTOR had a well-detailed and thought-out post about it (and seems he was right, wasn't he?). This OP can't even get the basic facts right and rely merely on speculation and his "ruined birthday". And what's more, shouldn't an editor be reading this first before it gets approved? How does this even pass as a good article when it's factually wrong on so many levels? Or is this OP merely cannon fodder to make the next Devil's Advocate article seem better?
Absolutely ridiculous, and this isn't about just FFXIV, but goes for any other game. This level of article should never get past the editor.
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Originally posted by TangentPoint
WoW! Tangent, dude, you hit it right on the head with this. /applause
AN EFFING MMO COMMUNITY REBOOT!! I so wish that was possible.
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I liked FF11 till they made it wow-easy mode, once they did I lost interest because it just became like every other easy mode mmorpg that has been out since wow came out. Abbysea ruined ff11 imo. Whats the point to a lv 99 cap when hitting it can be done in a day or 2? thats a major joke compared to what the game used to be. I also resubbed for a short time after abbysea was release, and I could not find any parties period outside of abyssea at all, and the major drawing point for me for ff11 was how party based the game was. Mind you, you need a party in abbysea but the exp gained is far far to high, when any common yuppy can hit 99 in 2 days the game just ain't fun for me anymore, I actually enjoyed the grind it used to have. It was one of the things that made ff11 unique, and now its lost that.
Back on topic, I played ff14 6+ months ago and I honestly didn't feel it was THAT bad, though leveling of combat-type jobs was far to quick compared to the rest, and there really isin't much else to do once you hit cap unlike ff11, which has stuff to do across all levels. Either way I am going to check out the relaunch since none of the current crop of mmorpgs are intersting to me at all, they all are just boring themepark world of warcraft clones and I am sick of that kind of gameplay.
Being a pessimist is a win-win pattern of thinking. If you're a pessimist (I'll admit that I am!) you're either:
A. Proven right (if something bad happens)
B. Pleasantly surprised (if something good happens)
Either way, you can't lose! Try it out sometime!
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Originally posted by DeserttFoxx
perfect analogy. it couldn't have been said any better.
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ha.... i would assume this is some kind of conspiracy marketing of some sort.
even though the column seems very negative, but i think it creates more of curiosity to many ppl instead of hates.
also OP says to wait for next week's more positive thoughts... in other words, now that we got your attention, come back for more next time for the real marketing...
admit it, nobody not love to read and/or watch negative critics, e.g. idols? masterchef?, etc etc?
thats what the OP did there. =p
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Originally posted by alyosha17
This guy is right. The article mentioned almost nothing about what is changing in the game. SE has been almost reluctant to mention what they are changing in terms of gameplay. You hear that they are changing the graphics, servers, maps, etc.... How is the gameplay changing? They have said it will be faster and easier and that's about it. So for all I know this is FFXIV 1.0 with a new face in easy mode.
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Originally posted by Wizardry
I would have to agree with most of this post. As a long standing and currently playing ffxi player I and many others just wanted a graphics update. Hell you could even keep the characer models and armor the same (they are still gorgeous). All you would have to do is redesign the environments honestly.
I'm not sure if other games out are worse than VIX but then again I haven't played them and probably won't either. Also I do know there is a large community in xi that just doesn't have the pc nor the capability to build a pc that could play xiv. Give those a while and many of them will jump ship most likely.


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Orange County Public Library *Parking*
Thanks to Bill Reid for bringing this to our attention:
**For those of you who are planning to attend the D-OGS Computer Interest Group that is starting back up again this Saturday at 9 am at the Orange County Public Library**
Hey Gang . Listen up! *PARKING !*:
The County has rented parking for the library on the BOTTOM floor of the
parking deck (which is between the library and Weaver Street Market). You
can enter the deck on the bottom by driving past the front of the Market all
the way to the end. Turn right through the gate and go straight as far as
you can and park there. Take the elevator (or climb the stairs) to library
level, turn right for the exit and walk down to the 2nd building.You're
From Churton St. take Margret to the west. Turn left into the road next to
the library and park if you can find an open space (some are limited time).
If there in nothing open in front of the 2 buildings..Don't panic. Drive
straight to the gate at the entrance to the Parking deck. It'll open. Drive
to the bottom deck and park as described above.
I was told yesterday that you will need a number to get out of the Deck. You
can get it in the library.
Sorry this is so complicated but the deck is privately owned (County is
saving $$) and the owner is making all the rules.
Hope to see you there, I need lots of help… Bill Reid


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Slightly off-topic - what's a good price for ammo?
Slightly off-topic - what's a good price for ammo?
Gunco Member #10
The "original" Boltcutter Rivet Squeezers:
Project Pink - the Pink and Blue AK-74:
Sportman's Guide has Romanian at 72rds for 8.47. A spam can of 1224 for 199.97. Corrosive-Berdan primed.
Wolf at 50rds for 14.97.
I just buy the white box Winchester local so I can reload (when I find the cases that is). Damn CZ52's.
7.62x25 is the last great dime a round ammo.
I love the rommie stuff.
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I need a 7.62x25 barrel also if anyone knows of a place 2 pick one up let me know,I have used a ppsh41 in my pistol build but am wanting a 16"or18" barrle 4 a upcoming build
I was going to try this using de-milled 1903a3 barrels
I bought a pair of barrels on Weaponeer earlier in the year. They were turned down from 1903 barrels, matched to an AK trunion, and chambered in 7.62x25. I remember seeing 1903 barrels for really cheap and just looked for 10 minutes but no luck. Maybe in a Shotgun News magazine?
Look for remington take off barrels in 30-06 on GunBroker. I picked up a brand new barrel for $30.
Hcpookie - look at aimsurplus.com for Romanian in a can (1224 rounds) for $119.95 per can. I bought two and they threw a can opener for free!
Gonna try a 7.62x25 blowback with a custom barrel made by a member here.
Will post some progress reports if anyone wants to see....might be a little while as I am waiting on some more barreless kits to come in somewhere.
If anyone is still looking for ammo, Century has this listed:
Polish 7.62X25MM (Tokarev) Ball Ammo(86gr.) '50 &'51 Mfg Berdan/Corrosive Lead Core 70rd/box 1260rd/can
$99.87+shipping (about 8-cents per round)
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May buy a box for my CZ-82.


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Manchester United's players want Sir Alex Ferguson to be presented with the Premier League trophy tomorrow.
Sam Allardyce says he will finally sort out his West Ham future next week.
Peter Odemwingie has hit back at claims he's greedy and blamed England coach Roy Hodgson for his woes.
Newcastle boss Alan Pardew has admitted he is facing the sack at the end of the season.
Harry Redknapp is vowing to clear the slackers out of QPR.
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Cardiff and Hull are both keen on Nigeria left-back Juwon Oshaniwa.
Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers is chasing Toulouse's Tunisian defender Aymen Abdennour.
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Manchester United are lining up Karim Benzema as a replacement for Wayne Rooney.
Sir Alex Ferguson quit Manchester United because of stress, according to former England boss Fabio Capello.
Roman Abramovich has told Jose Mourinho he will not pay the £17million get-out clause in his Real Madrid contract.
Malky Mackay has leapt to the top of the list to take over as Everton's new manager.
Roberto Mancini's FA Cup plans were overshadowed by fresh doubts over his future last night.
Alan Pardew has admitted his job is on the line - even if he keeps Newcastle in the Premier League.
Spurs have issued a "hands-off" warning to David Moyes over Gareth Bale.
David Flitcroft has snubbed the Wolves job and pledged his future to Barnsley by signing a new deal.
Bolton are close to sealing a £1million swoop for Leicester striker Jermaine Beckford.
Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers is keen on Toulouse star Aymen Abdennour to replace Jamie Carragher.
Fiorentina want Southampton play-maker Gaston Ramirez just a year after he left Bologna for £12million.
Galatasaray plan to take advantage of John Terry's predicament at Chelsea by signing him on a three-year contract worth up to £200,000 a week.
Fabio Capello has revealed that Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has chosen to retire because of the stress of managing in the Barclays Premier League.
David Moyes insists his conscience is clear over his move to Manchester United, which came out of the blue.
Tottenham boss Andre Villas-Boas has called on the club to end the speculation surrounding Gareth Bale by giving him a new contract now.
Andre Villas-Boas has urged the Tottenham board to break the bank to keep Gareth Bale.
Sir Alex Ferguson quit as Manchester United boss due to stress, according to Fabio Capello.
Galatasaray are to test John Terry's resolve to remain at Chelsea after the Turkish champions indicated they would be prepared to match the defender's salary, and offer him regular first-team football, as they prepare a formal bid for his services.
Darren Ferguson has promised that his father, Sir Alex, will not interfere with the running of Manchester United when David Moyes takes over on 1 July.
Roberto Mancini is battling to save his job as Manchester City manager at Wembley for the FA Cup final, with the club considering a deal to lure Malaga coach Manuel Pellegrini to the Etihad Stadium.
David Moyes spoke of the "inner-devilment" driving him on, a quality that gives him a chance of succeeding at Manchester United.
Roberto Mancini was facing a losing battle to save his job last night, with Manchester City on the brink of securing a deal with Manuel Pellegrini on the eve of the FA Cup Final.
Manchester City's FA Cup Final preparations have been overshadowed by suggestions from Spain that manager Roberto Mancini is set to be replaced by Manuel Pellegrini, who has told his Malaga players that he is leaving the club.
David Moyes, the Manchester United manager-designate, will sit down with Wayne Rooney and seek to thrash out the striker's future as a matter of urgency.


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Fork Report: ASU drops first Pac-12 game at Oregon
Sure, you could read the box score and know who won, but we all know that won't tell you everything that happened in a basketball game. So, we will give you a fork report, providing you with the analysis, quotes and notes from ASU's loss to Oregon on January 13. Final score: Oregon 68, Arizona State 65.
The Good
Jahii Carson had one of his most balanced games (20 points, seven rebounds and four assists) in a Sun Devils uniform but it wasn't enough, as Oregon made seven clutch free throws in the last minute to prevail 68-65.
Carson's backcourt mate, Evan Gordon, also had a nice night offensively. The junior guard scored 17 points, including 10 in the first half.
Junior center Jordan Bachynski came in with a Pac-12-leading 4.6 blocks per game. While he didn't match that mark Sunday (3), Bachynski was just as effective at the defensive end against Tony Woods and Waverly Austin. Afraid to go at Bachynski in the paint, the duo settled for shots away from the rim and combined to score 16 points on 6-of-15 shooting.
Carrick Felix found his touch in the second half, but his greatest impact was on the defensive end. The Ducks' senior leader, E.J. Singler (10.5 points per game), was quiet Sunday night, as Felix held him to seven points on 1-of-9 shooting.
The Bad
Jahii Carson may have had the better statistics in the battle of freshmen point guards, but the former Mesa High star did little to stop Dominic Artis in the second half. Offensively, Artis had his way with Carson, specifically on dribble penetration moves to the basket. He finished with 10 points, three assists and two steals.
Carson scored six of ASU's final nine points but was not even targeted in the final seconds, as Carrick Felix was forced to take a desperation game-tying three-point shot at the end of regulation.
The Sun Devils have shown signs of improvement when it comes to holding on to the rock over their last 10 games (11.1 turnovers per game), but Sunday they regressed slightly, committing 12 turnovers.
In a tight game, depth can often make a difference. Herb Sendek only used three reserves against the Ducks and their impact was hardly felt. Chris Colvin, Eric Jacobsen and Ruslan Pateev combined for three points. Luckily, the Ducks' bench unit wasn't much better, scoring just nine points.
He Said It:
"I thought there were some 50/50 plays -- balls that could go either way that we just didn't come up with. They had some offensive rebounds that were very timely for them and very untimely for us down the stretch there. I thought that they went up and made some plays and we didn't, and I think that was the difference in the game right there." -- ASU associate head coach Dedrique Taylor
� The loss snaps ASU's six-game win streak and knocks them from the ranks of the unbeaten in Pac-12 play.
� Sunday night's contest marked the first time the Sun Devils played in Matthew Knight Arena. Ironically, ASU's last game in Eugene was a win in Oregon's finale at McArthur Court.
� Carrick Felix has scored in double figures in 16 straight games.
� After pulling in a season-high 49 rebounds against Oregon State, ASU was actually out-rebounded by Oregon 36-33.
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|Home > FAQs > Cookbook > Multiple Submit Buttons
Often, we have multiple submit buttons within a single form. The below is just a simple way of identifying which button was clicked, and which actions to take.
There are, of course, many ways of doing this, including the use of JavaScript to identify the actions, etc... You're welcome to pick and choose whichever method you find most useful. Struts 2 is flexible enough.
The boolean properties 'submit' and 'clear' will be set to 'true' or 'false' according weather the submit or clear form element is present in the submitted form.
In this case, the properties are boolean, therefore the values set would be boolean.
There is another method, using String properties, described below...
In this case, the properties are String, therefore the values set are also String in nature.
I don't really like this method, as it ties in the Action to the Form. (What happens if you want different text to show up on the button ? You would have to change both the form as well as the corresponding action.)
There are other ways to achieve the same functionality. There are pros and cons to each methods. Feedback welcome.
The more elegant solution is probably by using multiple mappings for same Action. This way you don't need to set "struts.enable.DynamicMethodInvocation" to "true".
In JSP
In struts.xml
Then in MyAction class
For best practice, if you have common data loaded / managed by your actions (submit & clear), then for example, you can define a MyBaseAction class, extended by MySubmitAction and MyClearAction class. Then this is how they looks like:
In struts.xml
You don't need to specify a method name anymore, that means we will use the default execute() method.
Then in the MyAction, MySubmitAction and MyClearAction class
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Steve Jobs: 7-inch tablets are terrible
Steve Jobs' surprise appearance on Apple's Q4 conference call, and his utter annihilation of the 7-inch tablet concept, means Apple will never, not ever release a 7-inch tablet... or is planning to release one very, very soon.
Highlights, paraphrased:
- SJ: Other tables appear to be just a handful of credible entrants. Almost all use 7" screens compared to iPad 10". Would offer 70% of benefits. But only 45% as large because of diagonal measure. 7" screens a bit smaller than bottom half of iPad screen. Not big enough to make great tablet apps.
- SJ: Apple has done extensive testing, really understand this stuff. Limits to how close you can place elements for usability. Why 10" is minimum size for great tablet apps.
- SJ: Every tablet user is also smartphone user. No tablet can fit in your pocket. Giving up precious diplay area to fit tablets in pockets isn't the way to go. Tweeners.
- SJ: Many use Android software, even Google, tells manufacturers not to use Froyo. What does it mean when your software supplier says not to use the software and you ignore it?
- SJ: iPad now has more than 35,000 apps. New tablets will have 0.
- SJ: Competitors have a tough time coming close to iPad pricing even with smaller screen. Apple creates own chip, battery chemistry, enclosure, everything. Incredible product, incredible price. Competitors will likely offer less for more.
- SJ: New crop of tablets will likely be DOA. Too small. Will increase size next year, abandon customers and developers who went 7-inch.
- SJ: Reason they wouldn't make 7-inch tablet isn't because of price point, it's because they think it's too small to express the right software. Apple is a software-first company. Developers aren't going to deal really well with different screen sizes, when they can't put enough elements on screen to build the apps they want to build. 7-inches isn't about cost, it's about value when you factor in software.
- SJ: Can't assume software will take care of itself. Can't just put in less memory, slower processor, assume software will come alive. It won't.
So do any of those points ring true to you? Was Jobs giving his true feelings or just setting the market up for a surprise 7-inch iPad next year?
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Steve Jobs: 7-inch tablets are terrible
I couldn't agree more with Mr. Jobs. I have a Samsung Q1 laying around somewhere (it has a 7" screen) that I probably used all of 6 months (maybe). Biggest problem? Not enough screen real estate (the resistive screen and stylus didn't help much, either).
It boggles the mind there are so many companies releasing tablets with 7" screens. Doomed to failure! No doubt!
You'll take what Steve says you'll take...and you'll like it. When he decides that you want something else, he'll tell you.
So much for that 7" iPad rumor. :)
Mark: Troll fail. Try harder next time.
@fire sign - Wrong. I use an iPad and enjoy it. I just find Steve's arrogance a bit much...and his raving fans a bit slow. Choice is good!
@mark - I agree, choice is good. Nobody is forcing anyone to buy an Apple product. He actually makes some good points here.
Steve Jobs is idiot, will never be a fan again. Hey Steve what makes you drive to be better, you tend to follow in others footsteps, you think your an inovator and you think your better than others. Well my iphone and 2 macs are being sold to the lowest bidder and I am going with the Blackberry Playbook and the Torch. See ya apple hello pc and Blackberry. Once again you will be following in the foot steps.
@Dennis. Just curious if Steve Jobs is following why is everyone copying him? I agree he's arrogant but you can't argue with his record of late.
I gotta agree with Jobs on this, and I don't think we'll see a seven inch anything from Apple. A wee bit larger iPhone screen, maybe, eventually. The iPhone is a one-hand device, the iPad two hands. A seven inch tablet is, what, one and a half hands? No, Apple has the usability figured out.
With his level of success I think he's entitled to be arrogant and state his own opinions.
I will say my dreams of a 7" iPad were crushed but oh well life goes on haha.
I disagree from the stand point people come in all sizes a 10" could be too big for people while perfect for others and vice verse with the 7". I think its silly to claim that everyone with a tab will have a smartphone thus saying that will be a crippling blow to the 7" tab, please prove that statement which you can't and no one can. Same how people buy iPhones but don't have a computer believe it or not it happens and I've witnessed this first hand.
I had an iPad... have an iPhone4, and also a 13" Macbook... I love Mac products and would love the choice of a 7" iPad. I put mine up on eBay after three or so months as I found it didn't have enough middle ground between my iPhone and my Macbook. For quick things it was easier and more convenient to just whip out the iPhone. For more sit down, take a few minutes, kind of things it was just as easy and more powerful to bust out my Macbook. The Macbook was just as portable but had more uses. Sure the battery wasn't close to that of the iPad but when I use my iPhone in conjunction with my Macbook battery life was never an issue. Had my iPad been the size of the new Kindle I would have kept it, and given the option, I would buy another one in a heartbeat!
No way Apple is bluffing this time. They've never bashed a product in this harsh of a manner and then immediately come out with one. 7" ipad is dead. I'm also glad he finally said what everyone was thinking too, these Android tablets look bad. The software is not meant for a tablet period. Get out of my face until you can show me something interesting!
Wow, Steve has gone off the deep end. I think he needs to spend more time getting his beloved products up to spec with the the competition. And less time with these classless comments about the competition. It's obvious the 7inch tabs have him all hot and bothered. Mostly because they have twice the specs as the iPad and he can't figure out how he'll ever offer that at competitive prices. Wait apple doesn't have competitive prices...nevermind. I wish Bill Gates never told him tablets were the future years and years ago.
I recall when nobody thought an MP3 player touchscreen phone would be successful, and the iPhone proved them wrong. Everyone thinks a 7" tab won't be successful. Well guess what... you don't know until you build it!
@Dennis Have fun with your low grade trash! :)
Steve Jobs was a university drop out because of (quite enviable in many ways) a complete unability to bear being told what and how to do.
To my eye and ear, he's become an iCon because he can make others accept what they're told.
Personally, I chose BlackBerry; none of Apple products appeal to me.