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Belvedere, SC—Funeral Services for Mrs. Lula Nettles Etherege, 80, of Audubon Circle, Belvedere, SC, who entered into rest March 23, 2013, will be conducted Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock from the Posey Funeral Chapel. Rev. Angela Etheredge-Manly officiating. Interment in the Summerville Cemetery, Summerville, SC at 4:30pm.
Mrs. Etheredge was a native of Summerville, SC having made Belvedere her home for the past 58 years. She was an active member of the Belvedere United Methodist Church where she served in many leadership capacities, formerly owned a Florist, was a past President of the Belvedere PTA and served on the PTA Board and the State PTA Board. Mrs. Etheredge was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Daughters of the Confederacy and the Augusta Genealogical Society.
Survivors include her husband of 62 years, Bobby G. Etheredge, Sr.; a son and daughter-in-law, Bobby Gene and Shannon Etheredge, Bartlesville, OK; three daughters, Barbara Davis, Belvedere, Cindy Hardigree, North Augusta and Rev. Angela Etheredge-Manly, Florence, SC; seven grandchildren, Jeff Butler, Christopher Butler, Devon Butler, Tiffany Burleson, Dana Hardigree, Nicholas Manly and Wesley Manly; ten great-grandchildren; two brothers, Charles Nettles and Melvin Nettles, both of Summerville; two sisters, Regina Knight and Dianne Nettles, both of Summerville.
Pallbearers will be Jeff Butler, Chris Butler, Devon Butler, Nicholas Manly, Wesley Manly and Charles Hardigree.
The family will receive friends at the funeral home one hour prior to the service.
Memorials may be made to Trinity Hospice of Aiken, 690 Medical Park Dr., Aiken, SC 29801, the American Cancer Society, 2607 Commons Blvd., Augusta, GA 30909 or to the Alzheimers Association-Augusta Chapter, 106 SRP Drive, Suite A, Evans, GA 30809.
Posey Funeral Directors of North Augusta in charge of arrangements (803-278-1181). Visit the registry online at www.poseyfuneraldirectors.com
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Maple Ice Cream
A rich ice cream full of deep maple flavor, perfect for topping pie—or French toast.
Note: Use Grade B maple syrup for a deeper maple flavor.
About the author: Max Falkowitz is the editor of Serious Eats: New York. You can follow him on Twitter at @maxfalkowitz.
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- 6 egg yolks
- 3/4 cup maple syrup
- 1 cup cream
- 1 1/2 cups half and half
- 1 teaspoon Kosher salt
In a heavy-bottomed medium saucepan, whisk together egg yolks and maple syrup until well-combined. Whisk in cream and half and half, then set over medium heat. Whisking frequently, cook until a custard forms on the back of a spoon but a swiped finger leaves a clean line, 10 to 15 minutes. Stir in salt and strain into an airtight container. Chill overnight, or at least six hours.
The next day, churn in ice cream maker according to manufacturer's instructions. Return to airtight container and chill in freezer for at least three hours before serving.


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Monday, June 23, 2014
Name: Stanley Labryant Simmons
Age: 25
Description:170 pounds, 511
Last known address: 139 Red Hill Road, Ridgeville
Wanted for: assault and battery, first degree
Wanted by: Dorchester County Sheriffs Office
Investigators allege: Sheriffs Office investigators say Simmons, also known as Beezy, struck a man in the head with a beer bottle in the parking lot of Club NV at 1010 West 5th North St. on May 10. Investigators say the man fell to the ground and was assaulted by unknown subjects, and as a result of the attack is now paralyzed from the waist down. Deputies discovered the assault after they were called to Club NV with a report of shots fired, and later received another call from a nearby home that someone had been shot. There the deputies found a vehicle struck by bullets and the victim who had been hit in the head with the beer bottle. The Dorchester County Sheriffs Office is seeking assistance from anyone who may have witnessed the incident. Witnesses may remain anonymous.
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The Gunners were undone by two late Michu goals in a thoroughly deserved win for the Swans, and Wenger admitted that the result was a big blow to him at the start of a crucial month for his side.
Arsenal now sit twelve points from top spot in the table, and Swansea overtook Wenger's side with the victory.
"We gave it away by not being creative," Wenger said.
"It's a concern because we didn't create a lot, we ran against a wall, our passing was not sharp and was not quick enough. We looked jaded.
"It's a big blow because we wanted to start December well. Games come quickly and we have to find the quality of our game. The way we played today is not how we want to play football."
Speaking on the subject of vociferous boos from the crowd, Wenger said: "Fans have an influence on us, but it is down to the team to get the fans behind them, the way we play has to create that.
"I can understand that [the boos] when we lose games the way we lost that."


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What is hybrid and online classes?
Most courses in ATT have been developed to include a 50% pre-recorded lecture and a 50% live component. The department expects to have all courses developed in this format in the next year. In a hybrid course, which is denoted by 8XX, the live session meets once per week at a designated day and time. For online courses, which is denoted by 9XX, the live session is conducted through Vista/Wimba and also meets once per week at a designated day and time. The live sessions, hybrid and online, are listed in the Schedule of Classes and most will be "converged" meaning both courses are on the same day and time.
Just as traditional campus courses, studies strongly indicate that regular class attendance directly correlates to student success. The pre-recorded sessions have proven to be very helpful to student learning since they are accessible 24/7. The online live sessions are archived for those online students who are not able to attend a live session. These archives are not intended for hybrid students but with the approval of the instructor can be accessed on a limited basis.
Class attendance and class participation are subject to the grading matrix which is at the discretion of the instructor. You should check with the instructor if you suspect attending classes on a regular may be a problem. Some courses may require attendance for certain sessions, either on campus or online, during the semester. Examples of required attendance could include project presentations and/or exams. If you have a question or conflict you should contact the instructor before registering for the class.
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Google Maps for Windows Mobile Devices
If you have a Windows Mobile smartphone or a Pocket PC, you'll be happy to know that Google Maps application is available for your phone natively. The application should run in Windows Mobile 5.0, Windows Mobile 2003, and has support for GPS.
Mobile Google Maps also supports BlackBerry, Treo, Helio Drift and Java-enabled mobile phones.
If you have a Windows Mobile device, try it and tell us if you liked it.
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I am writing to share news about a text/art installation I will be exhibiting for the first time this May in Providence, RI, and also to invite you to participate.
I am a writer, forum-member and two-times survivor of severe pre-eclampsia. When I was on bedrest for many weeks during my second pregnancy, fearing for my unborn daughter's life, I was deeply touched by reading about babies lost to this terrible disease. I became determined to do what little I could to help fight for greater awareness pf preecmapsia and help raise funds toward preeclampsia research. This is how my project was conceived.
My project, entitled "I Gave You Words - Field of Cradles", has grown into a collaboration with over twenty mothers and four young women who are art students at the Rhode Island School of Design. The resulting text/art installation consists of 25 empty cradles containing a short poem, written from words shared with me by mothers who lost their babies to Preeclampsia or HELLP and printed on individually-woven blankets. A very talented composition student is working on a 'sound environment' using words and musical elements, some taken from lullabies, which will be played while the cradles are exhibited. The exhibit will be accompanied by panels that inform viewer about Preeclampsia and HELLP symptoms as well as the work of the PE Foundation, and there will be the opportunity to pledge support.
The first exhibit will take place in a few weeks on the main college green at Brown University, where over 5000 young women and men pass through each day. Further exhibits are planned throughout this summer, and my husband and I are hoping to raise the funds to travel to the hometown of each participating family in June of 2012.
Thank you so much for reading about my exhibit, if you have come this far. If you are interested in participating by sharing your and your baby's story with me and dedicating a cradle to his or her memory, please do write me at email at: email@example.com
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Made in USA from high grade, injection-molded plastic that won't rust, leak or corrode, this watering can comes with a plastic rose for applying a gentle shower to delicate plants. Well-balanced and easy to carry, with an arc-shaped grip for comfortable hand placement when carrying and pouring. The long spout extends your reach and reduces spilling when watering can is full. Holds 7 liters (approx. 1-3/4 gallons).
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What do you do when there is a luncheon at work, and nobody wants the leftover salsa? Why, you take it, of course. And then you EAT IT! But when you have no chips, you've gotta get crafty…. I'm really digging this Food for Life bread. It has sprouted grains, you know. Oh yeah, I… [read more]
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Portable, personalized, plentiful pizza cones! Make you own pizza cones at home with this fun and simple food hack. Using an empty aluminum drink can as a cone-form and a standard pizza recipe, you can make your own pizza cones and take a new twist on a classic Italian dish. These cones are great for parties, game day or just a fun way to make any pizza dinner more awesome!
Each cone is made not to drip and can be personalized with different ingredients for each hungry person.
Enough talk, let's cone some pizza.
Step 1: Ingredients + materials
pizza dough
cone holders
Step 2: Activate yeast
Let the yeast do its thing for about 5 minutes, you'll start to see bubbles form at the top when it's ready. In the meantime you can mix the dry ingredients together.
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I really like the idea of using metal funnels for this treat. If you shop around in your local auto parts store, you can find one that's made of stainless steel and about 2-3" at the top/large end. Snip the spout off about 1" from the funnel part and crimp the hole shut as close to the funnel as possible. Be sure the metal parts are very well cleaned, then spray-lubed prior to use. Use stiff wire (flux-free bronze welding rod?) to make the finish-baking stand and you're on your way. Looking at the pictures online, the paper/parchment liners should fit quite nicely. I'm going to get the funnels tomorrow and try these little gems ASAP!!
What was in yours, how did it taste?
I saw those things on a funny-picture-blog in the section "weird" and thats exactly what i tought too.
But here i am and reading the instructable on it and hey: It all makes sense and i have the urge to try those. :)
I think the eating of the hot product may proof a bit difficult, but we will see. :)
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WALNUT - Cal State Northridge got off to a fast start Friday at the annual Mt. SAC Relays at Hilmer Lodge Stadium.
Both the men's and women's 4x100 relay teams ran season-bests as the men's team of Derrick Harris, Carl Horsley, Darquis Rucker and Nicholas DiMartino finished first among 18 squads in a time of 40.51. CSUN's time was far better than the team's previous season-best of 42.02 and is a shade out of the top-10 in school history.
The women's relay team of Le'Shel Vines, Hafsatu Kamara, Lexis Lambert and Marie Veale finished second in 45.22, also a season-best by .35.
Individual highlights on Friday included Monique Griffiths finishing 10th in the discus after tossing a season-best 167-4 (51.00). Tiana Webberley continued to vault well this season after clearing 12-7.50 (3.85) which is not a season-best but a good finish within the competition according to Matador head coach Avery Anderson.
The Matador sprinters also performed well in the women's 100 as Briana Davis (12.02), Marie Veale (12.05) and Shawnta Barnes (12.30) all ran season-bests. Samantha Dirks also posted a season-best in the 400 meters after clocking a time of 55.92.
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3/4/12 On days when my older brother buried my favorite doll in the backyard (this happened more than once; your dad was a typical big brother, dearest Laura), I remember strongly wishing that I had two sisters instead of a brother and a sister. The three female protagonists of this new-to-paperback novel by Eleanor Brown re-kindled my fascination with all-girl families. Rosalind, Bianca and Cordelia — we meet them as adults — return to their parents' home in a college town near Columbus, Ohio because of their mother's struggle with breast cancer. None of them wants to be there — even the oldest who thinks she does. Over the course of the novel, the characters all learn more about themselves and each other. The potential for closeness, we find out in a wonderful surprise flashback toward the end of the book, has always been there. But they are different in their outlooks, passions and even lack thereof. Brown fills out each character with believable detail. Remarkably, she uses the first person plural, "we," for much of the book. The "we" generally includes only two of the sisters watching the progress or mistakes of a third. However, as those who make up the "voice" shift, the voice is fluid, and somehow the "we" becomes a kind of "close third" person narrator — not the up close and personal of a first person singular "I," but also not an inclusive, single but plural point of view. Brown's narrative technique is original and surprising and works so well in a story where the siblings have always been, but not fully recognized that they are, part of a unit. Even when bonds unit them, they remain individuals.
As part of the promotion for the book — which has worked out really well seeing that today The Weird Sisters made it to the New York Times trade fiction best seller list, not to say it didn't deserve that on its own merits — Penguin Books USA (twitter handle @PenguinUSA) began a Twitter book club, with the hashtag #readpeguin that has met at random, but announced, times during the past few weeks. I have been able to be there for a few of the discussions, as has Eleanor Brown (twitter handle: @EleanorWrites). Since people participating have been supposedly reading only a few chapters at a time, there has been much speculation about future action: "Maybe the father has a secret too," someone wondered. Interesting to me, though, have been discussions about the family. No real spoilers here, but when the distant father, able to communicate only through quotes from Shakespeare's plays (even the Sonnets don't count), to the point that his letters are pages taken from the plays with lines highlighted and commented upon, shows his love for the girls, people said, "oh, he's a loving father." No, he's a horribly distant father who loves his children. He is an emotional cripple. His relationship with his spacey wife, also loving but not quite there for her daughters, excludes the girls and, I believe, induces the problems the young women all have with relationships. Twitter readers also fixated on sibling birth order. These women embody some stereotypes about the oldest, middle and youngest siblings in a family. That's OK. Society has an impact on who we are. But believe me, the stereotypes can be turned on their heads. After my brother's death from a rare blood disorder 20 years ago, I became the oldest child, even though I was, technically, the youngest. Brown's siblings, interestingly, also step out of their stereotypical birth order roles when circumstances demand new behaviors.
Personally, I find the academic, book-loving family interesting. A couple of years ago my son and daughter were in the back seat making up a conversation, complete with fake accents, between Nietzsche and Freud. "You know, other families don't do things like this," my son's girlfriend piped up from the middle seat. My kids have grown up in a highly intellectualized atmosphere with a philosophy professor for a dad and an English Ph.D. for a mom. Yeah, there's a lot of sports watched on TV, and my daughter and I were pretty faithful to Project Runway. I mean, unlike the Andreas household in Weird Sisters, we don't just live in books. Still, there's a warning here to all parents who don't get down to the nitty gritty of their children's worlds: Pay attention to your children, when they're little, when they're teens, when they're adults. Everything they say and do is important, so don't miss it the way pater and mater Adreas have in this book.
I had a few quibbles with the plot, but they're minor. In one scene two of the sister smoke pot together and lose their inhibitions. I felt it was a little contrived. I'm also not convinced that in the end everything seems romantically on the right path for all the sisters. For one of the women (no spoilers), considering where she's living, what's she's done and the path she's chosen, a love life does not seem to me to be a definite. I think Brown could have done better here. Otherwise, though, the book is nearly perfect. It will be loved by book clubs that have not yet discovered it because there is so much to talk about. Women especially will be drawn to its pages. But — yoohoo, men out there: open the covers. Great characters and a compelling plot will greet you. (Click on the cover picture to get to the Barnes & Noble website.)


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Leaflet - 'The Racial Discrimination Act and You', Human Rights Commission, Lao text, 1983 Reg. No: HT 9177
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- Brochure with Lao text providing information about human rights, obtaining assistance from the Commission, lodging complaints and a fear-off form for completion for lodging a complaint. It was produced and published by Human Rights Commission, Canberra, 1983.
The Australian Human Rights Commission is responsible for promoting and encouraging protection of human rights in Australia. It does this by reviewing and monitoring legislation, conducting public inquiries, investigating and conciliating complaints, providing policy advice and conducting human rights education to promote greater understanding of human rights issues in Australia.
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Akron, OH (Sports Network) - Jordan Lynch accounted for 354 total yards and four touchdowns, as the Northern Illinois Huskies routed the Akron Zips, 37-7, in a Mid-American Conference tilt at InfoCision Stadium.
Lynch completed 20-of-33 passes for 223 yards and two touchdowns, and he also ran for a game-high 131 yards and two scores to help the Huskies (7-1, 4-0 MAC) notch their 12th straight conference victory.
The Zips (1-7, 0-4) have dropped 12 in a row against MAC foes, as they were held to just 199 yards of total offense.
NIU got on the board first with a 39-yard field goal from Mathew Sims at the 6:16 mark of the opening quarter. The Huskies recovered a fumble on the ensuing kickoff, setting up a nine-yard touchdown pass from Lynch to Martel Moore just over a minute later.
Sims tacked on a 31-yard field goal with 4:47 remaining in the second quarter to give NIU a 13-0 lead.
Akron responded with a nine-play, 75-yard drive, resulting in a four-yard touchdown pass from Dalton Williams to Jerrod Dillard to make it a 13-7 game.
However, the Huskies got the ball back and moved quickly down the field, and Lynch scored on a 15-yard run just before the half to push the lead to 20-7.
NIU continued to pad its lead in the second half. Sims kicked a 29-yard field goal at the 12:09 mark of the third quarter, and Lynch threw a 13-yard touchdown pass to Jason Schepler later in the same frame to make it a 30-7 game. Lynch added another rushing TD early in the fourth quarter, this time from 35 yards to put the Huskies ahead comfortably.
The Huskies notched their sixth straight road victory, and they have won 16 of their last 17 games overall.
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Originally posted by Foomerang
This contradicts itself if you think about it. The game is only a month old. There are "no gil fountains" (debatable), but how do MOST people make gil? Leveling up. And when do they they level up? When they first get the game. The first month of the game has thousands of people earning 200-300k gil just by questing. It's later in the game that the supposed lack of gil fountains hurts people, once they blow that 200-300k. What do they typically spend that gil on? Pretty much the only things to spend gil on: teleporting, repairs, consumables, and crafted gear.
Apply all that knowledge, and it makes sense how 600ish people out of millions could amass a lot of gil by focusing purely on crafting and gathering.
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Originally posted by thinktank001
Yeah I'm currently afraid of making a lot of gil because of all the rumors.
One other thing, bots which tp on gathering nodes. They're making gathering classes totally useless. I look up on my log what to gather for some gil and every item on the market is dirt cheap, sometimes even HQ ones. So I just buy them instead of gathering them by myself.
On the plus side I didn't see any teleporting bot today or even spammers in town. I guess SE is doing something about it.
Not really since we are not talking about a handful of players cornering a market. we're taking about thousands of players paying over a million gil for a single item.
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There are a lot of posts in here that are seemingly from people who have not played the game.
This is the problem.
Leveling via story quest will net you about 300k gil. After that, FFXIV's version of daily quests (leves) are what will give you money. If you are turning the ones that yield the most gil, you will get about 2k gil per turn in, and you get about 6 per day (maybe?).
A full evening of dungeons will give you a full repair bill, which in dungeon point gear will cost about 2k average, depending on armor type. But if you spend all your time doing dungeons you will not get the income required to repair.
Now here comes the bannable offenses and the "innocents" affected.
People were reporting selling certain items for very inflated prices. By inflated I mean that it was typically a ring or some piece of gear that usually sells on the market for 10k and is constantly being undercut, but somebody posted and sold one for over 1 million. That should raise some eyebrows.
So, there are not enough gil generating activities to support over 300 BILLION gil being spent on otherwise useless items. And I would be shocked if SE didn't trace the transactions back to someone who used some gil duping technique that only the RMTers knew about, and then remove that gil.
They must have had a threshold of how far removed from the RMT the gil went because every single player was likely to end up with a piece of duped gil.
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Originally posted by Foomerang
That is not accurate. Thousands of people weren't suspended and had their accounts returned. SE gave us this number, it was 568 accounts. Many more accounts were banned out-right because they were actually found guilty of RMT-activity, but these 568 accounts were found innocent and still had their gil /100.
Less than 600 people out of millions are being targeted for gil removal. I'm not saying all the gil they received was legit, obviously people bought gil and then bought at least some their stuff. But assuming that thousands of people are dealing with this is not accurate, because we have been told otherwise. This is a relatively small group of people who worked harder at making gil than most, while most people focused on combat-class leveling and then spending their gil on gearing up. It's not a difficult concept. And it's not unreasonable to assume that at least some of those people earned a lot of their gil legitimately and don't deserve to be blanket punished with everyone else.
Its on their website.
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Originally posted by funkinX
Noone is doubting the ones that made the money legitly, it's the large amount of gil that was circulating due to this that allowed people to sell at over inflated prices because the people were willing and able to buy those items at insanely overinflated prices. If this wasnt the case, earning money legitly wouldn't have been in the millions but in the thousands or hundreds of thousansds. By removing this large amount of gil, the gil value is increased.
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I blame the lack of housing prices for the excessive RMT. If people knew for a fact they only need a few hundred K gil for a small house and several hundred K gil for a large house there would not be any need or greed for gil at time of housing release. This uncertainty leaves crafters and others who are into the game aspects beyond dungeon grinding with too much anticipation of something beyond what they currently have obtained. For some having full Darklight armor and relic weapon first are goals while for others having the first pick of the largest housing and in the prime location are.
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Forgot to put the K in the hypothetical prices in my post lol
Originally posted by Foomerang
Doh.. Okay, let me try this again, because you are still mistaken. Those 6,360 accounts were banned for hacking, botting, exploiting, and RMT activity. Those people aren't the issue here, they were found guilty and there was evidence of their guilt.
The issue at hand is about the 568 players who were told they'd be suspended for 72 hours, were suspended for a week, and then were found innocent. These 568 players, found innocent, were given their accounts back, and were allowed to play again. Regardless of that innocence, their gil was reduced to 1% of it's previous state. And nothing has been said about it since. Many people are calling support, chatting with support, and writing tickets to support, and not a single person has had anything explained to them in more detail than what you already read on their website.
Are we on the same page now? :)
Ah yes that makes much more sense. We were talking about two different things. I can totally see what you're saying about that. I apologize for the misunderstanding.
I 100% support SE's decision in the RMT money bans. It has effected our guild as well, however our members have more than recovered from it. Over all the game is much better now than it was before the RMT sweep.
Originally posted by Foomerang
I'm just going to butt into your conversion and state that even though the players might have been playing innocent. They were trading with players who have bought/sold gil at some point. There for they handled tainted gil.
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I think it's good to address both buyers and sellers. It always irritates me when a publisher goes on a seller ban spree, but then leaves the buyer accounts alone. There would be no sellers without buyers.
I don't condone how they did a broad sweep of non-sellers/buyers. Everyone loves to be able to sell items for a lot and make a killing. What's the point of selling items and trading if you're supposed to sell yourself short? Of course the players without a lot of ingame money are going to think this is a good idea and that people should sell to them for cheap, they're the buyers. It was an unprofessional approach by SE.
A lot of other publishers have had similar problems, but have handled them much better. Cryptic/PWE had that ridiculous AD exploit and they didn't mass sweep everyone and screw them. People said it would destroy the game, but it didn't. SoE has had problems in the past yet they didn't nuke their players and to this day SoE has some of the best account and support services in the industry.
The game is as good as any other, but their problems and solutions have illustrated to me that P2P games aren't better, they don't foster better communities, and it doesn't guarantee a premium game experience even if you're paying monthly for it. It doesn't mean it's a worse experience, but I've seen several players in this game post how superior P2P games are and now I think we can safely conclude that better is subjective regardless of the payment model.
I'll still buy their console and single player PC games, but I'll probably never play one of their online games. I think they're a horrible company.
Originally posted by Mtibbs1989
If you can please explain how to avoid having your crafts and harvests on the marketplace being sold to people who have purchased gil via RMT, I'd appreciate that bit of insight. Also, please explain how players can choose who is allowed to buy all of their wares and know for a fact the source of their customers' gil. If you can't do this, you're blaming the victims.
Keep in mind, these punished players were trying to save for things like mansions when housing is released, which is supposed to be incredibly expensive. There is no other reason to save money, really. They leveled their crafters and gatherers to 50 and geared those classes up instead of combat classes like most people did. Most people leveled combat classes to 50 and earned 200-300k via quests, and then wanted to buy new gear and materia melds -- typically from people who leveled crafting first. Those combat classes played through story-lines, instances, and maybe even grouped with friends to enjoy content. Crafters and gatherers typically don't enjoy that same type of content unless they have great FC support, and for gatherers specifically, it's much more of a grind than any other class. They do all this for the profit, to earn gil to prepare for the future -- gil which was all taken away even after being found innocent and being un-suspended. The guilty people were actually banned.
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Originally posted by funkinX
You're assuming I haven't been affected by the RMT sweep myself ;).
Anyways, this is coming from a guy who has lost a great chunk of money during the RMT sweeps; around 8-9,000,000. However, I still completely agree with the removal of gil. Sure, I got caught in the crossfire, but it's more beneficial for the game in the long run to remove gil sellers early on.
My best suggestion is to not carry large amounts of money around all of the time. Invest it into random things that will hold their value. For example; crystals, shards, and clusters.
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Originally posted by Mtibbs1989
I didn't assume anything. I asked you questions and painted a clear picture so we were on the same page. None of my questions were answered, though. Not carrying large amounts of gil isn't really a valid answer on how to avoid RMT-gil transactions. Housing won't cost crystals.
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"SE proudly publishes their data on the amount of ill begotten gil they have removed from the economy through freezing accounts and stripping them of gil or just outright banning them. " Yet they miserably fail just to curb phenomena on chat filled with gold selling messages. In secs could cover entire screen. Also as it looks is too complicated for them to add right click "report spam" or something like that.
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Dave Boggs, J.B. Stafford and Brock Stafford spoke with the commission regarding their concerns with the Elmer Brown Bridge on Rt. 65, which accesses the area they live in. Boggs stated that they still need the bridge repaired, and said they have some of the materials necessary to do the improvements and requested the assistance of the judges work program to perform the task. The residents would like to see the repairs completed as soon as possible, since there is no other in or out access except the bridge.
Commissioner Baisden stated that the judge was in the process of reviewing the statute regarding bridges to see if he was allowed to let the work crew perform the repairs. Boggs remarked that he had been told by the DOH that they needed to obtain a letter from the Emergency Services Director (Jerrod Fletcher) saying that the condition of the bridge has created concerns for the safety and welfare of the 40 plus families living in the immediate area, many of whom are elderly and disabled.
Commission President Hubbard made a motion that a letter be drafted to Jimmy Ginata, the WV Emergency Services and Homeland Security Director, in support of the urgent need for repairs and of the danger the bridge's state of disrepair has created for the residents who live in the area. NS Railroad will also be contacted. The motion was seconded by Baisden.
Rhoda Baisden, a member of the Glorious Church of Jesus Christ, appeared before the commission regarding a request for financial assistance to reopen the community food pantry previously operated from their church that was closed a few months ago due to a lack of funding. Baisden stated their church is receiving more requests for food assistance than ever before and would like to be able to help those in need. The church member said that the House of Hope in Delbarton is willing to supply them with some non-perishable food items and requested a financial contribution from the Commission that would be utilized to get the pantry back up and going. Commissioner Hubbard made a motion to approve a $1,000 contribution to this cause and was seconded by his fellow commissioner.
Program directors from the Delbarton Regional Christian School Archery Club had asked to be on the agenda to request financial assistance to purchase equipment for their newly-founded club. They stated they have trained instructors already in place to teach the class but that the cost of the equipment is going to be somewhere in the vicinity of $3,500. They remarked they have conducted fundraisers but have only raised $200 to date.
Commissioner Hubbard stated that at this time, the county cannot make a financial contribution to this program but said that if the school manages to raise at least $1,500, they will do their best to match that amount.
Tina Lockard presented the Grant information due to the County Grant Coordinator, Leigh Ann Ray, being out of the office on sick leave. Orders and Settlements were presented on behalf of the County Clerk's office for approval and to be placed on record, and were approved. The Commissioners went into executive session to discuss personnel matters and upon their return; President Hubbard stated that no action regarding personnel had been taken.


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Make teatime into a tea party (you can even invite friends) with this elegant and playful Rococo-style ceramic teapot. The fun is in the details, from the fanciful vine-leaf handle to the persimmon-colored lid knob with Rococo pattern. Designed exclusively for Tazo, the 28 fl oz teapot includes a deep stainless steel infuser and a ceramic lid with locking lip. Dishwasher and microwave safe. (Remove stainless steel infuser before microwaving).
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- Dimensions: 8.5"W x 5"H
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Comments about Tazo Ceramic Teapot, White, 28 fl oz:
Tea pot drips. Doesn't keep the tea warm. Thank you
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As other reviewers have noted, it does drip & dribble when pouring. I found that if you only fill 3/4 for brewing and remove the basket before pouring, the drips are kept to a minimum. I like the size, the brewing basket, and the visual design a LOT. I like it all,...except the drippy part when pouring.
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While it looks great, the tea runs down the spout as soon as you start to pour and makes a mess. Not impressed.
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Love this tea pot.As was done, its design and color. Also its price.Thanks Starbucks, I really love your merchandise.
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I bought this because I loved the colors. It matches my kitchen. However, when pouring tea it wants to go everywhere but the cup, and I've tried various angles. My husband also gave it a try....same for him. I love tea and have had many teapots over the years. I won't say this is the first one to do this, but it probably pours more incorrectly than any other I've had. A rating of fair seems most appropriate due to the functionality. It's pretty, but function is key with me.


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Mixed case appeal. The term �mixed case appeal� refers to an appeal filed directly with the MSPB that alleges that an appealable agency action was effected, in whole or in part, because of discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, age or reprisal.
Agencies shall immediately delete Section II.B.4.d in Chapter 4 of EEO MD-110 from their existing copies of EEO MD-110, including footnote 4 in the referenced Section. The deleted language is as follows:
d. Where a complainant has pending a non-mixed case complaint or a series of non-mixed case complaints and the claims raised in those complaints are inextricably intertwined with an appeal on a claim that is appealable to the MSPB(FN4)
The agency should file with the MSPB a motion to consolidate the non-mixed case claim with the mixed case appeal. Upon filing the motion, the non-mixed case complaints will be held in abeyance pending a decision by the MSPB administrative judge on the agency's motion. If the MSPB administrative judge should fail to consolidate the non-mixed case complaints, they shall be processed pursuant to § 1614.106, et seq. Time for processing will commence to run without notice, fifteen (15) days following the decision denying jurisdiction. The time periods are to run from the time processing ceased. This means that if processing of the non-mixed claim ceased on the seventieth (70th) day, the count of days will begin with day 71. If the MSPB Administrative Judge consolidates, the mixed case complaint should be dismissed.
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Mar 20, 2014Cast Iron Chef's Challenge 2014
Not to long ago the annual International Sportsmen's Expo was in Salt Lake City. Of course we had to go down and visit and see what all was going on. An event we had the chance to be a part of was the Cast Iron Chef's Challenge that pitted local chefs against one another. Their dishes were truly amazing works of culinary genious that appealed to not only the eye but the taste bud as well. We lo
Mar 20, 2014Savory Aebleskiver
We recently cooked up some delicious apple aebleskivers, but really wanted to try something less sweet and more savory. Once you have the base to this recipe you can play with it and add almost anything. We added shallots, spinach, tomato, and cheese. We all agreed that they would be delicious with bacon or sausage as well. Here is the basic batter recipe.
Mar 17, 2014Explorer's Rugged Portable Design Receives Award for a Reason
HYDE PARK, Utah – When it comes time to gear up for this year's camping trip, don't forget to take a look at what the experts suggest. The Camp Chef Explorer stove was given the 2014 Editors' Choice Award by Fish Alaska Magazine.
Mar 13, 2014Stuffed Mushrooms in an Aebleskiver Pan
If you like mushrooms, you'll love this recipe! It is super fun and a great way to use our cast iron aebleskiver pan. It makes about 14 mushrooms and will take you about 30-40 minutes.
Mar 13, 2014Apple Aebleskivers
These little round Danish pancake balls are a cross between a pancake and a doughnut. They are very easy to make and delicious. If you don't want to make this batter recipe try using pancake mix. You will need an aebleskiver pan to make them. We used the our cast iron aebleskiver pan.
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Mar 13, 2014Smoked Meatloaf on the Pellet Grill
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Alyssa Seyfrieds fourth grade Gifted and Talented Class at Marrington Elementary School has been studying A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. As a culminating activity, the students conducted research on the Victorian Era. Using their research, the students created characters that might have appeared in the story, and were rewarded for their efforts with a holiday party with the new and improved Ebenezer Scrooge, aka Marrington Principal Barb Webber.
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What's the difference between a great visit to a Science Center and a memorable visit? Live programs.
Our exhibits are designed to inspire curiosity and exploration, our Science Live! programs are designed to bring the exhibits to life. Whether it's a show in the Digital Adventure Theater or a one-to-one interaction with a volunteer at the Crosby Observatory, our live programs create the kind of impact that can last a lifetime.
Science Live! programs at the Science Center include:
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- StoryTime and Messy Afternoons in KidsTown
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- Animal interactions, such as alligator feedings and swamp talks
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This article is from last year, but the research continues. Neanderthals, or cavemen, have long been thought to be dull, slow and stupid, (thus the whole Geico thing about being so easy a caveman could do it). Ever since the reconstruction of the remains at La Chapelle aux Saints in 1911 by Marcellin Boule, the general public has had the idea that Neanderthals stood hunched-over, with their arms drooping down and that they moved slowly. In fact, this is a mistake. The remains from La Chapelle Aux Saints turn out to be those of an old man who had severe arthritis. Of course he would have walked slowly and been hunched over, but Boule thought this idea applied to all Neanderthals.
Much work had been done since then, but analyzing bones can only get you so far. That's where this study comes in; a group of researchers from the Max Planck Institute are looking into DNA preserved in different specimens. What can we tell from this? For one, we can see how different Neanderthals really were from modern humans and we can get ideas about why you don't see more cavemen around today.
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Stephanie is a Science Interpreter at the Science Center and often is found in DinoDigs or Careers for Life. Paleontology, Anthropology and Anatomy are her passion and jumps at every opportunity to talk about it. Stop in and say Hello!


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Thursday, July 3, 2014
Davis Strobel signed a National Letter of Intent this week to play rugby for Arkansas State University next season.
Strobel, a 5-foot-11, 195-pound hooker, guided Wando High School to a Rugby Football Club state championship and perfect 10-0 record as the Warriors' senior captain in 2014.
He scored nine tries his senior season on a Warriors team that outscored its opponents 293-27. He was named Man of the Match three times, including the state title game, and was selected as captain of the South Carolina all-star team.
"Arkansas State has a good rugby program that I know I can excel in and become a better player for the future," Strobel said. "Also, the junior varsity and varsity teams practice together, so I will have a lot of exposure with the older and more experienced guys."
Arkansas State is the two-time defending USA Rugby Sevens Collegiate National Champion. Strobel is the only incoming hooker in the Red Wolves' 2014 recruiting class and says he's optimistic about the opportunity to contribute early on the talented roster.
"It gives me more opportunities to play and show my skill," he said. "I'm looking forward to training on a Division I college rugby team because all of the coaches will be top tier and everyone on the team will be 100 percent committed to training and doing well on and off the pitch."
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