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Terry and Marje Adderley welcome you to their two hundred year old cottage situated on the A59 at the gateway to the picturesque Ribble Valley.
Established as a bed & breakfast in 1984 by its present owners, Rose Cottage is ideally suited for walkers and cyclists wishing to take advantage of the area's unspoilt natural beauty. The Yorkshire Dales are also only a 20 minute drive away.
Situated midway between Preston and Clitheroe, just 4 miles north of Blackburn, yet enjoying a rural location, Rose Cottage is ideal for the business person wanting a friendly homely environment.
Connection to wireless internet for your laptop is available. There is a laptop available for guests use.
Only five miles from the M6 J31, we are also an ideal overnight stop for those visiting Scotland.
Off road parking; undercover cycle lock; we also accommodate a limited number of motor bikes with undercover parking. Walkers on the Ribble Way – We will transfer your back-packs to your next overnight stop or we will pick you up at the bridge just outside Ribchester and return you the following morning. Cyclists - we are a short distance from the Land's End to John O'Groats route at Mellor in Lancashire.


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Marilyn C. Zwick
Marilyn C. Zwick, age 75, of East Rochester, died Sunday, Sept. 29, 2013, in Great Trail Care Center in Minerva.
Born Oct. 11, 1937, in Louisville, she was a daughter of Andrew "Pete" and Lillian (Rupple) Hupp.
She was a homemaker and was a teacher's aide for Minerva Local School District at West Elementary for 18 years. She was a member of St. Gabriel Catholic Church in Minerva.
She is survived by her husband, Kenneth E. Zwick, whom she married July 5, 1958; three sons, Thomas (Lena) Zwick of Clinton, Terry (Judie) Zwick of Minerva and Kevin (Marcia) of Randolph; son-in-law, Doug Myers of Canfield; sister, Shirley (Lynn) Dearth of Hartville; eight grandchildren; a great grandson, and her long time caregiver, Marie Walton of Minerva.
She was preceded in death by a daughter, Colleen Myers, who died in 2011; and a granddaughter, Sarah Myers, who died in 2006.
Mass of the Christian Burial will be Friday, Oct. 4 at 11 a.m. in St. Gabriel Catholic Church in Minerva with Fr. Victor Cinson as celebrant. Burial will be in Moultrie Chapel Cemetery. Calling hours will be Thursday 5-9 p.m. in Gotschall-Hutchison Funeral Home in Minerva. Memorial contributions may be made to the church. Those wishing to send condolences may sign the online register at www.gotschallfuneralhome.com
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Hedgehog Noises
Hedgehogs communicate their thoughts and feelings to those around them via noises and body language. The noises that your hedgehog can make are actually quite varied. While it is impossible to documents every noise a hedgehog might make, here is a listing of the most common noises and their meanings.
Noise: Purring, whistling, snuffling
Meaning: "I am happy and content." Frequently heard when being petted, during lap time, searching out interest8ing treats, etc.
Noise: Puffing, snorting, sneezing
Meaning: "I am not happy." These are warning signs that your hedgehog needs a little space or is not happy. Sometimes this is a sign your should leave your hedgehog alone. Other time, despite the fact that your hedgehog wants to be left alone you may not want to listen (examples – bathing, feeding medicine, being placed in his or her cage) as this can teach your hedgehog that he, not you, is in charge.
A note on sneezing – sometimes sneezing can also be a sign that your hedgehog's bedding is dusting and needs cleaning. Otherwise, when sneezing is accompanies by a runny nose, wheezing, or any sign that your hedgehog is congested – a trip to the veterinarian is recommended as sneezing can be a sign of an upper respiratory infection. Unlike people, hedgehog's usually need help getting over colds, so do not try to "wait it out."
Noise: Hissing, clicking
Meaning: "I am scared." Note that we usually assume hissing means "anger." In this case, this is just your hedgehog's method of letting you know that he or she is afraid. Do your best to remove the source of discomfort if at all possible.
Noise: Chirping
Meaning: Chirping is heard in two distinct scenarios. One, this is a sound males make while mating. Two, baby hedgehogs will frequently chirp while suckling.
Noise: Screaming
Meaning: "I am in pain." This is not a noise your should ignore. Your hedgehog could be caught in a dangerous situation and your intervention is needed right away.


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Bryan, Tx - Tren'Davion Dickson lead the way with 16 points as Navasota took down Rudder at The Armory on Saturday.
The Rattlers jumped out to an early lead and never fell behind as they beat Rudder 74 to 53.
Navasota not only outscored Rudder but they also out rebounded the Rangers 36 to 16.
Josh Lowery added 13 points and 8 rebounds as the Rattler offense had no trouble with the Rangers.
Tyler Mathews picked up 15 points as Rudder's leading scorer.
Navasota takes on Taylor in Navasota on Friday at 6:30 pm.
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Review: Sin City: A Dame to Kill For
I have a few rules when it comes to sequels, well actually more than just a few. Rule #3: "Too much time between the first movie and the sequel is not a good sign." Now, I realize there are exceptions to every rule – Terminator 2: Judgement Day (7 years), Before Sunset (9 years), and Aliens (7 […] [Read More]
Review: Guardians of the Galaxy
Marvel Studios has been on a roll since 2008's Iron Man. Their top grossing film is 2012's Marvel's The Avengers at $1.5 billion. 2008's The Incredible Hulk is their lowest grossing film that brought in a meager $263 million – a box office haul that would cause most studios to celebrate. Despite Marvel swimming laps […] [Read More]
Review: Labor Day
Jason Reitman has been on a roll since 2005's Thank You for Smoking. He followed that with Juno, Up in the Air, and Young Adult. Reitman showed he not only was a gifted director, but had a way of wrapping serious subject matters with humor making those subjects easier to digest. His latest movie Labor […] [Read More]
Review: Gangster Squad
Gangster Squad is a snapshot of Los Angeles in 1949- the city, police, and elected officials, are being run by an ex boxing champ turned mobster named Mickey Cohen (Sean Penn). Hardnosed police sergeant John O'Mara (Josh Brolin) is asked to put together a squad of police officers to go to war with Mickey Cohen […] [Read More]
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This trailer looks awesome. I was all in for Gangster Squad when I heard it was directed by Ruben Fleischer (Zombieland, 30 Minutes or Less) and starred Josh Brolin, Ryan Gosling, Giovanni Ribisi, Sean Penn, Anthony Mackie, and the beautiful Emma Stone. Gangster Squad looks like a lot of bullets flying and cool 1940's and […] [Read More]


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The new year will bring a new academic college to Nova Southeastern University in Davie, as the school is separating its fast-growing nursing program into its own College of Nursing.
Nova currently serves about 1,500 nursing students combined at its main campus along with satellite educational centers in Miami, Palm Beach, Fort Myers and Orlando. Nova's nursing program started in 2004 with a mere 40 students. Until now, the nursing program was housed in Nova's College of Allied Health and Nursing.


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Fri, May 13
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The first ever Brewery Creek Beer Festival will showcase some of the top Craft Breweries in the US and their delectable brews – some of which have never before been seen (or tasted) in BC. The crafty cousins to the south are bringing an amazing selection of their best craft beer and Deschutes will be in the mix with Woody (our traveling wooden beer barrel) so come grab a sample! We'll be pouring Black Butte Porter, Mirror Pond Pale Ale, Red Chair NWPA, and 9.0%abv Hop Henge Experimental IPA. Cheers!


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LIVINGSTON'S HAS CLOSED: For those of you who don't know, I recently had to have spine surgery that required a fusion in my neck. This all happened suddenly and unexpectedly. My recovery will be very long, 6-12 months for a full recovery with no lifting and small movements. Because of this, it has become impossible for me to work in the restaurant. After 17 years serving the community of Franklin, it is with a very heavy heart that I must announce my retirement and the closing of Livingston's.
I want to thank everyone I have had the pleasure of meeting and working with…and to all of our supportive customers, THANK YOU!
We are planning on having an indoor restaurant-yard sale on Wednesday, 01/02/2013 from 10 am to 2 pm…..many items for sale including tropical decorations, plants, neon beer signs, surfboard table, end tables, shelves, all kitchen wares and small wares including pots, pans, storage, paper goods, table settings, bar items, glasses & Plates, bar items, wine, sealed bulk food, catering items including chafing dishes and hot boxes, restaurant equipment.
I wish everyone HEALTH, HAPPINESS and PROSPERITY throughout the New Year!


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Listen to Guy Kawasaki share practical advice for those looking to get into digital publishing. Guy has had tremendous success as Apple former chief evangelist and as a best-selling author. He now talks about how digital content creators need to balance the three stages of a successful project — writing or creating, publishing the digital…Read More
As a content creator respect the rights of others. I repeatedly see the rights of others abused all the time in multimedia, video, and ebook projects. Be sure to preserve the rights of others as you'd expect your rights to be upheld. Music – There are affordable stock music options for purchasing or licensing music. …Read More
TAP!2013 is about a month away. How'd you like a free taste? Join President of Bates Creative, Debbie Bates-Schrott as she shares important strategies about integrating apps into your pipeline. If your digital strategy for 2013 include a tablet app the you should check out Adobe Digital Publishing Suite. In this weboinar you'll learn how…Read More
One of the speakers at TAP!2013 just had their app chosen as App of the Week by Adobe. The app is called World Ark Magazine and is designed to benefit Heifer International, whose mission is to end hunger and poverty while caring for the Earth. Heifer International has provided livestock and environmentally sound agricultural training to improve…Read More


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Take along with you medium weight clothes. The essential clothing includes a raincoat, woolen sweater, windbreaker and good walking shoes. The weather is very changeable here.
Atleast carry a waterproof jacket whenever you go for a walk. It is best to explore the city while walking, so get a good pair of shoes.
Women should avoid high heels as the brick stones in the street may catch them. Watch out before sitting on a frozen bench.
If you want a taxi, you have to go at the definite place or make a call. You may get charged if you speed above the limits mentioned.Be careful while parking your vehicle, it may be residents only parking area.
Do not miss out the fantastic dark chocolate filled with pure Marzipan at the Hval's factory.
You may experience an amazing number of military actions and exercises in general. You can raise your tent maintaining a distance of 150 m from the nearest house.


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Sunday is that one day a year set aside to celebrate our moms and say thank you.
"My mom enjoyed the most simple of things: kicking a pile of leaves in fall, swimming in the Gulf, watching her grandchildren play, lunch with friends every Sunday after church, a good clean joke, and I enjoyed watching her enjoying herself," said Jackie Cox.
As for herself, Cox said a great Mother's Day gift would be for her niece, Caitie, to deliver her new baby boy.
"What a treat to welcome a new generation and celebrate the creation of a new mother on Mother's Day," she said.
"I feel so blessed that I still have my mother," said Lorre James. "She always had to work when I was growing up but I rarely saw her lose her temper even though I know my brother and I were a handful and she was totally overwhelmed. Her cooking was amazing! I was so spoiled by all of her meals and special desserts! She allowed me in the kitchen and constantly shared cooking tips. Then, when my daughter was born, she allowed Lindsey in the kitchen to "help." Now that I am older, we still cook together and create new memories. As a mom, all I really want this Mother's Day is to chat on the phone with my daughter for a while. I miss her and it always hits me hard that we never get to spend Mother's Day together. But I look forward to her being here in a few weeks."
Billie Gaffrey's favorite memory of her mom was how happy she was to see her after school every day. The one thing she would like to receive for this Mother's Day would be to see her mom after school again.
Shari Roberts's favorite memory is of her mother reading to her at night before she fell asleep.
"I love to get messages from my step daughters and my grandchildren on Mother's Day. They always tell me how much they love me and I save all of them on my phone so I can listen to them over and over," she said.
As for choosing one special Mother's Day memory, Peggy Jones said all her Mother's Day memories of her mom are special. "She is 95 years young and that is special," she said.
Michele Silberman's favorite memory of her mom is all the time she took nurturing dance as a part of her daughter's being.
"She never complained and relentlessly supported me from age 3 until I joined the Memphis Ballet Company at age 16, instilling the love of dance. I still dance today and mom and I jitterbug around when we are together."
As for what she would like to receive for Mother's Day, Silberman said, "As a mom, the greatest gift my four children can give me is their sincere devotion to our Savior and Lord, Jesus Christ, and instill this in their babies."
Melissa Brown's favorite memory of her mom is how she would lovingly sing "You are my Sunshine" as she and her sister cuddled next to her in early mornings.
Brown, who today is mom to 7-year-old twins (boy/girl), only craves breakfast in bed Sunday morning, along with lots of sweet kisses for her own Mother's Day.
The Sun wishes a happy Mother's Day to all moms out there. Enjoy!
Spending Mother's Day in South Walton
It's doesn't matter so much where you take your mom or what present you might buy her to celebrate Mother's Day, what matters is the time you spend together. However, if you're stuck on what to do this Sunday, here's a little help.
Sunday is the perfect day to partake in a yummy brunch. Fish Out of Water will be hosting a special Mother's Day brunch from 8 a.m. to noon, located at
For something different, treat mom to a Mother's Day Lunch Cruise aboard the SOLARIS yacht from 1 to 3 p.m. Lunch features a three-course meal that begins with freshly baked rolls with garlic, herbs and infused oil. Entree choices include a fresh herb-encrusted filet mignon in bordelaise sauce, Gulf fish topped with lemon beurre blanc sauce, cheese and fresh herb-stuffed chicken breast with volute sauce, or spinach and cheese stuffed pasta. Kid-friendly entrees include freshly baked flat bread pizzas. And of course, what's Mother's Day without a special dessert? The SOLARIS Mother's Day Lunch Cruise is $55 for adults $25 for children ages 3 to 10 and $15 for infants up to age 3. Book the cruise at 650-2519 or visit www.sunquestcruises.com
For that mom who has everything, why not let her pick out something special from the West Indies Market in Rosemary Beach. Artisans will be selling all types of unique artwork such as jewelry, sculptures, paintings, photography, pottery and more. The market is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the center of Rosemary Beach.
All moms loved a homemade gift. You could purchase a piece of art from one of the many talents along 30A, or you can make one yourself. At Fired Up in
And for the mom that's overworked — aren't they all? — a nice trip to the spa will certainly do the trick. Sure, a gift certificate isn't fun to wrap, but your mom will enjoy a day of R & R. Serenity by the Sea at Sandestin Beach Hilton, is just one of several spas to send mom to. For more information, visit www.sandestinbeachhilton.com.


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(Press Release) On Sunday, June 10, the Travis B. Bryan Municipal Golf Course will hold special family golf hours from 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
The family hours are part of a goal to make the Municipal Golf Course more family-friendly.
Twice a month the golf course will be set-up so families can tee the ball up together at the same spot on the fairway. The goal is to be enjoyable and challenging, in different ways, for all members of the family.
The "family course" will be set-up on the 2nd Sunday of each month, and the 4th Saturday of each month. After Sunday, the next family course day will be Saturday, June 23.
The family course will be set up on those days from 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m., and regular rates apply.
Golfers who wish to play the full course on family course days will still be allowed to do so.
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Design and manufacturing of fiber optic cables and equipment for high speed networks.
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CRC Press has gone through a number of acquisitions and mergers, but both its name and its mission remain intact. Today CRC Press functions as the principal science and technology book division of the Taylor & Francis Group, an Informa Company.
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In this special episode of The Pulse, we're taking the show on the road to the American Medical Student Association's Annual Convention in New Orleans where we'll sit down with a panel of medical students as they reflect on their experiences and offer advice to pre-meds just starting the process. This episode will feature footage of a medical student panel filmed at AMSA's national convention in front of a live audience.


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2010 (Freshman): Played in 18 matches as a freshman and 43 sets ... Started in six contests as a middle blocker ... Posted 42 kills, with a 0.98 kills per set average ... Finished with seven service aces ... Had a career-high four aces against Cal Poly (8/28) ... Posted 30 total blocks, 27 of which were assisted and three were solo ... Selected to the C-USA honor roll.
High School: A four-year player at DuPont Manual HS in Louisville, Ky. ... Earned second-team All-State and first-team All-Region in 2009 ... Two-time All-District selection ... Helped lead the Lady Crimson to a JCPS Championship and District Championship all four seasons at DuPont Manual HS ... Played on KIVA club team that captured the 2009 JVDA National Championship ... Named a top-250 prospect by PrepVolleyball.com ... Tabbed an AVCA Under Armour All-American as a senior.


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Vineland cops post school arrests online
Posted By Bob Ingle On February 5, 2013 @ 1:06 pm In Uncategorized | Comments Disabled
Vineland police have started posting online the arrests made at local schools. Since the first of the year, 20 students have been arrested and posted. Vineland police say they should have been doing it all along. School officials decline comment. What do you think? Good idea? Bad?
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#1 Comment By Chris On February 5, 2013 @ 1:46 pm
Bad idea . Lots of young students learn from their mistakes & don't repeat them . Public record of these events serves no one.
#2 Comment By Larryjs33 On February 5, 2013 @ 1:47 pm
The ACLU will, more than likely, have something to say about that!
#3 Comment By Mike On February 5, 2013 @ 2:49 pm
The public have a right to know. And they aren't posting names of the juveniles, so there's no issue there. Good idea.
#4 Comment By KidStuff On February 5, 2013 @ 8:13 pm
While the police did not publicly identify the juveniles by name, they did identify them enough for their identity to be learned with a little inquiry. Additionally the law does not say that the juveniles name is to be safeguarded from disclosure, it says "information concerning a particular juvenile derived from records".
At a minimum, this violates the spirit of the laws concerning disclosure of juvenile information. While an argument could be made that it might not rise to the level of criminal, a good argument could be made that this was a tort.
Disclosure of juvenile information; penalties for disclosure.
a. Social, medical, psychological, legal and other records of the court and probation division, and records of law enforcement agencies, pertaining to juveniles charged as a delinquent or found to be part of a juvenile-family crisis, shall be strictly safeguarded from public inspection.
h. Whoever, except as provided by law, knowingly discloses, publishes, receives, or makes use of or knowingly permits the unauthorized use of information concerning a particular juvenile derived from records listed in subsection a. or acquired in the course of court proceedings, probation, or police duties, shall, upon conviction thereof, be guilty of a disorderly persons offense.
#5 Comment By Dave C On February 6, 2013 @ 8:18 am
Gone are the days of this generation of kids being "imnnocent" or "naive".I feel the cut-off should be 12 years old.After 12 everyone should know if you committed a crime.Maybe it will shame you into fixing your ways.
#6 Comment By Mike On February 6, 2013 @ 11:29 am
@Kids Stuff – you seem to have out a section. The part you thoughtfully omitted states that info can be released if the same crime, committed by an adult, would be 1st, 2nd or 3rd degree (among other things). And the police are not releasing names. They are simply releasing the ages, the crimes and the school name.
f. Information as to the identity of a juvenile adjudicated delinquent, the offense, the adjudication and the disposition shall be disclosed to the public where the offense for which the juvenile has been adjudicated delinquent if committed by an adult, would constitute a crime of the first, second or third degree, or aggravated assault, destruction or damage to property to an extent of more than $500.00, unless upon application at the time of disposition the juvenile demonstrates a substantial likelihood that specific and extraordinary harm would result from such disclosure in the specific case. Where the court finds that disclosure would be harmful to the juvenile, the reasons therefor shall be stated on the record.
#7 Comment By KidStuff On February 7, 2013 @ 8:06 pm
I read the offending police webpage. I saw charges of Possession of under 50 grams of marijuana, a disorderly persons offense; disorderly conduct, a disorderly persons offense; harassment, a petty disorderly persons offense and possession of drug paraphernalia, a disorderly persons offense, none of which rise to the level of the crimes that you cite in paragraph "f" of the statute, so I did thoughtfully leave that part out, because it does not apply.
But thanks for caring.
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By Gerry J. GilmoreAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, May 8, 2001 Visit the DoD "Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month" web site at www.defenselink.mil/specials/asianpacific2001/.
Senior DoD officials and equal opportunity specialists gathered here May 7 to hear an Asian American filmmaker noted for his poignant work in interracial communication and the meaning of racism.
Attendees at the third annual DoD Forum on Asian-Pacific American Affairs included Claiborne Douglas Haughton Jr., acting deputy assistant secretary of defense for equal opportunity; Randall A. Yim, deputy undersecretary of defense for installations; Judith C. Gilliom, manager of the DoD Asian/Pacific American Program; and Army Reserve Col. Coral Wong Pietsch, set to become the first female Asian-Pacific American general officer in the Judge Advocate General Corps.
DoD's military and civilian workforces are becoming more ethnically diverse, Haughton said. Respecting cultural differences "can build bridges, booster teamwork, improve productivity and quality, and enhance readiness," he added.
However, "if we're not vigilant, we can allow our increasing diversity to deteriorate into divisiveness and adversity," Haughton said.
Lee Mun Wah, a Chinese-American documentary filmmaker, poet and diversity consultant from Oakland, Calif., has spent years building such bridges. His documentary film, "The Color of Fear," graphically depicts the human costs of racism. That film, an award-winner like two others he has made, was nationally broadcast on Oprah Winfrey's television show in 1995.
The former schoolteacher said his life was forever changed 16 years ago when his mother was shot and killed in her home by an African-American burglar. Rather than becoming infused with anger, Lee said he decided to reach out to effect more understanding between all races.
At a workshop years later, Lee told the story of his mother's death. In the audience, he said, was the mother of the man who had killed his mother.
"I walked across off the stage, she walked out of the audience and we held each other," Lee said. "I, for the son she lost; she, for the mother that I lost.
"I had to look at my own racism that my father had taught me about blacks and Jews and Latinos."
A major factor influencing race relations in America today, Lee said, is that people of non-European ancestry are often required to give up much if not all of their heritage, language and culture -- an essential part of their personalities -- when they arrive in America.
As part of pressures to "fit in" in America, Lee said his father never spoke his Chinese name in public.
"When he came to this country they told him his name was too difficult to pronounce, so they changed it to Richard," Lee said.
Lee, who noted his Chinese name means "He Who Writes," remarked that his father sought to protect him from racism even when he was an infant.
"On the day that I was born, my father did not put Lee Mun Wah on the birth certificate. My father put 'Gary Lee,'" he said. "My father had a dream and a hope that maybe I wouldn't go through the same racism that he did."
Lee said he learned to speak "perfect English" to please his father, but in the process lost command of Cantonese when he began school at age 5. A desire to fit in, combined with societal prejudice and repression of heritage, he said, can be extremely frustrating to Americans with non- European roots.
Pietsch, who is of Chinese-Bohemian heritage, amplified Lee's observation. She said that as a young girl she once hacked off some of her black hair in frustration after a Catholic nun made an insensitive joke in light of her Chinese features and heritage.
"I didn't want dark hair, I wanted light brown hair," she said.
Lee's documentaries on race feature regular people -- not actors. In "The Color of Fear," an African-American man explodes in frustration and anger at a white man during a group discussion on race.
The antidote to racism within truly free societies is to seek inclusion of all ethnic groups and to foster respect and understanding of all peoples, Lee said. American society has a long way to go in this regard, he said, adding that he still remembers being taunted in the first grade when other children would call him "Ching Chong Chinaman."
A number of Asian Americans in the audience raised their hands when Lee asked if anyone in the room remembered similar treatment when they were children.
"The sad thing is that it is still happening today in the year 2001," Lee said. "That song, 'Ching Chong Chinaman,' is on every playground in America.
"We love this country and what it means, but there are times when we're left out," he concluded.


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A verdict in the case against a man on trial for the death of a Fairport teacher. The family of Heather Boyum finally has some closure.
A jury has found Mark Scerbo guilty of second-degree manslaughter. He was also found guilty of aggravated DWI, DWI and reckless driving in Boyum's death. But on the most serious charges, which were aggravated vehicular homicide and vehicular manslaughter, Scerbo was acquitted.
Scerbo was driving drunk on his motorcycle on Route 250 in Penfield last July when he hit Boyum.
The prosecution says they are pleased with the verdict. Outside of court, the assistant district attorney Ray Benitez explained why he thinks the jury came back with a not guilty verdict on the most serious charge, aggravated vehicular homicide. The jury asked a number of questions about the charge during their 11 hour deliberation. The prosecution says it seems they were hung up on the fact that in order to be guilty of that charge, the defendant's intoxication has to be a direct cause of someone else's death.
By the charges the jury found Mark Scerbo guilty of, it would seem the jury felt his reckless actions caused her death. But the prosecution says they are pleased.
News10NBC spoke with Boyum's husband. He says Heather's friends and family are disappointed with the verdict. He says Scerbo has four past DWI convictions and even spent time in state prison. In Eric Boyum's eyes, Scerbo didn't learn.
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White spots appearing overnight?
Well , i have a 14 year old TB x chestnut mare :-) she is very healthy and hyper:lol: so last week i went to the yard and there was two white spots on the side of her body :? Totally out of nowhere , alot of rumurs have been spreading around our yard so i thought i thought i would ask on this :D
Any answers would be helpful :D
Pictures might be helpful... How big are the spots? And how long have you owned her? It may be her summer coat coming in or something, and if you haven't had her too long you may not know they're there.
Ill try to get some pictures of them ( dont have any on my Pc at the moment!) :shock: we talked o her previose owners and they said shes never had them :-| they are about the size of your thumb:wink:
Since she is a TB, they are likely bird catcher spots.
Birdcatcher spots or ticks are patterns of small white spots on a dark coat. Usually, these spots appear once a horse has reached maturity and eventually disappear. Sometimes, however, they do seem to be permanent. This is Willspynow, a 1991 mare by Well Selected out of Spy Gail, by Father Hogan. This mare's spots are bigger and more highly concentrated than most Birdcatcher spots. (Photo by Barbara Livingston)
From: http://www.whitehorseproductions.com/tbcolor3.html
Thanks for that , ill look over the coming days to see if more appear :D
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On stage at the Love and Hip Hop Atlanta reunion is where all the hilarity and drama unfolded. But backstage is where the cast were surprisingly open when asked the tough questions about their personal lives. While Stevie J waited for the taping to begin he took a few moments with us and was pleasantly sincere. And quite the charmer. He chatted with us about his aspirations to start a sex toy line (which didn't make it into this interview), side chicks vs. main chicks, Mimi knowing he was like this from jump, and what he has to say for the armchair psychologists that have concluded he's a sociopath. Right off the bat, Stevie J reiterates who runs the show, proving he is clearly still the driver of the bus.
You said that you add on to what you already have going on and everybody plays by the rules. What if Mimi or Joseline decided to do the stuff that you do? Would you care?
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I just got my Chromecast yesterday and only use iOS devices now, but the experience is surprisingly comfortable. I was able to control YouTube and Netflix through the iOS apps seamlessly, and didn't have to do any extra setup on my device. The only thing we don't get right out of the box is Play Music integration, but I would assume when iOS gets the Play Music app (which Sundar hinted to at I/O), that would include casting integration.
Making the Apple case for Google's Chromecast
My Twitter stream is currently divided fairly equally between my Android/Google friends who fell instantly in love with the new Chromecast streaming video dongle, and my Apple friends who fell instantly in love with mocking it. At their nexus is Erica Sadun, a longtime Apple writer and coder extraordinaire, with more than a passing familiarity with video streaming. She seemed downright excited by the Chromecast, as is typically her wont. And she spared no time getting into the whys and wherefores on TUAW:
So where do I expect Chromecast to succeed? For travel -- both business and personal.
Sadun makes an interesting case, and wonders out-loud whether or not Apple might ever consider a similar Apple TV Express-type dongle for the same niche. Sadun wouldn't be Sadun, however, without immediately jumping into the Chromecast SDK and poking around for potential. Check out her Dev Juice column, also on TUAW.
Personally, I think my Android/Google friends have been overly positive, and my Apple friends way too negative about the Chromecast. Like most things, the value seems to lie in the middle. Every device is a compromise, and every choice comes with an opportunity cost. Chromecast solves one problem - getting internet video easily and inexpensively onto the TV - and it does it in a small package that's, for good for for ill, utterly dependent on the possession of a larger, smarter, controller device. That'll either make it the iPod shuffle of TV streamers, or the buttonless iPod shuffle of TV streamers.
If the size, either disappearing into your home theater setup or your pocket on a road trip, or the low, low price appeal to you, and you don't need an Apple TV (or another Apple TV), Chromecast might be the former. If you're looking for a more complete product, likely the latter. Same is true with the Apple TV if you really want and need an Xbox One.
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Making the Apple case for Google's Chromecast
will that mean i can stream all the music (20k songs) that i uploaded to google music?
I also got mine yesterday (still no Netlfix codes from Amazon) and have been happy with it. I've streamed a local blu-ray rip and watched the Giants lose to the Cubs on it with no issues.
On Android Central, they said the free Netflix was cancelled, but they didn't elaborate.
Was the blu-ray rip on your device or on your network? How did you stream it?
A great move by google as this seems like a good "proof of concept" device that will allow them to finally get started in the living room. Can't imagine they are making money in this little guy. I might get one but I think this is better for my parents or sisters who are on android devices and do not have a smart tv. The mirroring from chrome sounds interesting too. Hope to many people don't bash the device as this is as I said before, a proof of concept device for google and a first generation device.
I'm a apple user but the competition in this area (living room) is going to mean we are going to see a lot of cool ideas and advancements.
If only I could get HBO a la carte...
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I picked up one of these yesterday at the Best Buy near my house and I got the Netflix promotional code. This was an unexpected surprise but I'll take it! They had two left. I live in a Apple house and simply wanted a way to inexpensively play Netflix on my large screen TV and it does that perfectly and I can continue using my devices for other things at the same time. I tried tab casting from my iMac and that worked pretty well too although any kind of video (like HBO GO) wasn't quite as good as the native applications but it is watchable. Dragging local files into the chrome browser on my iMac also worked well enough to watch.
The only real downside I've seen is that it doesn't always automatically switch inputs for me when I start casting like it seems to for others. It does turn my TV on all the time when I start casting but doesn't always switch the input. Maybe it's because my LG HDTV is too old? No biggie though.
One of the things I really like about this approach is that I'm not forced to use the "10 foot interfaces" of set top boxes like the Apple TV and Roku. I can simply use the iOS apps (for both an iPhone and iPad in my case) as I always do to browse, search for, and queue up videos to watch quickly and easily then send that programming off to my big-screen TV with two taps. It's certainly much quicker than what I could do with a clunky 10 foot interface. Personally I don't see having to depend on possessing a "larger, smarter, controller device" as being much of a problem. In all likelihood anybody who's going to be using something like this already has a smartphone, tablet, or both. If you don't, and really feel that you need something like this, go buy yourself an older, used iPod Touch or something. It's also nice that I can still use my iPhone or iPad for other things after casting something off to my HDTV.
I also should mention that I am severely disabled in a wheelchair with my iPhone mounted on my right arm rest. So not having to use a 10 foot interface (which is difficult and awkward for me) or reach for yet another remote, is awesome. The more my iPhone can be a remote for the better as far as I'm concerned, especially if it's done in a way that I'm already familiar and comfortable with (just as this is).
Whenever I go to visit my father, which should be soon, I plan on taking the Chromecast with me so we can watch Netflix there. So there again is another benefit.
So overall it's really hard to criticize this thing for $11 (if you've got the Netflix promotion like I did) or even $35. And I imagine it's only going to get better. Of course if Apple came out with something similar I'd jump all over that in a second but right now that's not the case. It's going to be very interesting to see what happens with this thing over the next few months.
There goes Rene as usually talking sense...stop it!
I did buy a chromecast since $11...why not. It works, cool proof of concept device. I have zero need. Most of my family members don't use any of the appletv/smart blueray I gave them. The xbox households do mainly for netflix and youtube because their kids trained mom and dad how to. It also rocks for Living Room web conferencing. For others only the 8 yr olds know how to hit Netflix button on the blueray remote.
Why did many, me included, get so excited about Yet Another Streaming device? That is would I would love Rene to write about. Clearly this hit a nerve as we shrugged about the much more significant product Nexus 7. It is sure to force samsung/asus/Amazon to get better tablets into the hands of the masses at around that price. That is good news, since screen size needed varies.
I've accepted that I'm nuts when it comes to this stuff and try to give myself a reality check. Perhaps the tech press should admit it too.
Rene, is there a way to contact you off-forum? I can't find an email for you, and I had a comment regarding a few small things in the article. Thanks!
rene at imore dot com
But if it's regarding the article, you can leave them here for everyone to enjoy!
Haven't been able to get past the setup stage. You apparently need a laptop with wifi or an Android phone/tablet. The windows app for my desktop (cabled to a wireless router) doesn't see my wifi and there isn't an IOS app yet.
My main draw to this was it's multi-platform. Maybe next week it will be.
Google's TV strategy in a nutshell:
1. Google TV - like WebTV but with broadband and HD resolution
2. Nexus Q - like Apple TV but 3X the price, no content, and spherical
3. Chromecast - totally unlike 1. and 2. because they both totally failed
4. Wait for Apple to roll out their real television strategy
5. Copy Apple's real television strategy without getting sued too much
My problem with Chromecast is only how it was marketed. I work with a lot of smart people and we all watched the announcement and came away with certain beliefs and expectations about the product. To then have it turn out that most of those expectations were wrong, was disturbing to say the least. If you look at the comments on tech sites, it's no exaggeration to say that most of the people rushing to buy it clearly think it is able to do things that it cannot do.
It's not a case of the audience misreading what they said, or not being smart enough to see what the product was. I feel that Google went quite out of it's way to *misrepresent* the capabilities of this product and that kind of smells to me. It's illustrative of how Google does business nowadays.
You are completely wrong. The device can do so much MORE than what it was advertised it could do. This has huge capabilities, Google has a winner on their hands and was great about keeping the cost down. They could have charged $100.00 and it would have sold. It's very obvious you are anti Google but remember this, if without Google the internet wouldn't be nearly as great. I use Google for just about everything I can on my iPhone, also own many of the top Android devices. I keep my options opened. Chromecast was never over marketed in any way, in fact this little gadget for only $35.00 can do much more than we were told. This is one bad ass little product that if anyone can rip it apart is probably because they will rip apart anything with the name Google on it. That is just being dumb, dumb and did I say dumb, yep I did. That is being a foolish little fanboy.
Wrong on so many levels. Good god.
It actually can do slightly more than Google claimed. There is an experimental option to mirror your fullscreen laptop in the laptop chrome extension. Not just the "beta" chrome tab casting, which works well except for HD video like Hulu.
The only legitimate gripe is that they don't have an ios setup app at launch.
Im still waiting to really use mine. I have NO laptops or PCs with wifi in the house. I do have ios devices ("a supported device") but there is no app yet to set it up. Cant believe there is not an anger about this shortfall. I have the freaking thing and cant use it till I find a friend with droid or a laptop to set it up.
Google dropped the ball a bit here.
"So where do I expect Chromecast to succeed? For travel -- both business and personal."
That's why I bought it. I spend three or four nights a week in hotels. If I can plug this thing into the TV in the hotel and use it to stream Netflix (or even just Google Play music, since the TV has better speakers than my tablet), I'll be SO happy.
And if it doesn't work well... I'm really only out $11, so who cares?
In hotels? That's good to hear!
My concern is getting the Chromecast connected to open wireless networks with web-based login protocols (e.g., Hilton chain hotels).
It comes with three free months of Netflix, which doesn't just apply if you activate a new account; if you have an existing account, you get a credit for three month's worth of streaming subscription ($24).
Unfortunately, that promotion was a little more "limited time" than people expected and it is no longer valid for new purchases: http://goo.gl/2ZbEpG
I won't be trying it, but will be curious how well it does. Recently we bought my 70 year old mom an Apple TV because she was tired of cable. We got her set up on Hulu, Netflix, and an Apple ID with a prepaid card so she can rent movies. My mom refuses to move into smartphone/tablet territory, but loves her Apple TV (the minimalist remote threw her for a minute after using Comcast's monster, but she adjusted). My point is Chromecast, despite its low cost, necessarily requires one have either a smartphone or tablet, whereas Apple and Roku don't. I know a great many of us are gadgeted to the gills, but, hey, not everyone wants to be.
I agree. The Chromecast works great for me because I'm, as you said, gadgeted to the gills. Unfortunately, there's no way they could come out with a beefier, standalone system (or include features that people are begging for like DLNA) with a dedicated remote without getting into Apple TV price territory, and for this thing, it's ridiculously low price is a significant feature.
I wonder if Amazon would try to come out with something along those lines, though. They're making a huge push into the streaming media and original content markets, and their Kindle Fire line has been a runaway success.
chromecast is basically just airplay.
Apple tv, offers airplay streaming, plus a remote, and the ability to stream your own content assuming it's in a usable format.
And boxes like WDTV, Roku and some others don't do airplay (i think) but can stream more content format types.
what is best is what works for you. For example i need a remote cause i'm not the only one that's going to use the device and a phone or laptop isn't everywhere, plus it's cumbersome. I also need to stream local content as i have my own music stored and almost two terabytes of archived movies, music vids, home movies, tv series, and other stuff. I also need a usb port preferably two because my content is on a drive not attached to a networked computer. I also have a wide variety of formats that i don't currently intend to convert (though i may later) mkv, ac3 audio, dts audio, divx, xvids, .ts, .iso, .flvs etc. So my ideal player not only needs to be ablet to access local files but able to play more than the basic mp4s and mp3s.
So all devices can't do everything. Chromecast if fine if you're always gonna have a phone laying around to control stuff and don't need other things like access to local stuff.
Me i hope google decides to release a real appletv competitor. That offers all the specs and more. ports, broad format support, google music access and hopefully much much faster than that internet access which is mad laggy. All in a sleek interface.
That would be awesome. I would LOVE to see something along the lines of a Nexus TV box. Something like what everyone always wanted Google TV to be in the first place.
Does anybody know what happens when you take one of these to a different Wi-Fi network? I'm assuming you have to set it up with that network just like you did before but do you have to reset it first or will it remember both networks?
I'm going to take this to my father's house to watch some Netflix there and it would kind of stink if I had to reset it first, go through this set up at his house, then when I get back home have to set it up again at my house, then go through the whole thing again next time I bring it to my father's house. Or is it like a smartphone or tablet where once you do it once it remembers in the future?


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So you're not really going into these articles to analyze the pros and cons are you? You just want to make F2P games look bad.
I notice how you conveniently forgot to mention that WoW still wants you to shell out $60 every time one of those content updates comes along. So $15 a month plus $60 every few years? No thanks.
You're demonizing F2P for wanting to make money, yet you think the sun shines out of WoW's @** for making you pay right out the gate. WTF, mate? At least with F2P you have the choice. Of course they're not 100% free. If they were, they would be out of business. And if a game's F2P turns out to be a big huge trial? So what? It was free! When you hit the caps set in store for you, you have three choices: sub, leave, or keep playing because it's f***ing free! No one's making you pay. You only have yourself to blame if you do. For my part, I've enjoyed every one of those F2P games without paying a cent (except that I subbed to RS when I was in grade school), so stick that in your holier-than-thou pipe and smoke it.
Verdict: You're a bit of a [insert insult to the writer's chracter here].
EDIT: And before anyone jumps down my throat for the "you don't have to pay" line (seriously though, you don't), I want to clarify that without coercion, someone's actions are their own fault, and these game companies are not coercing anyone.
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i have no problem to pay montly fees, and i do it for the most f2p mmos out there. i've paid for fallen earth, ddo, lotro, runescape, etc... i have problem only when i have to pay for the box, than for the monthly fees (that is the reason why i play mostly f2p titles, but i always pay subs), or when i subscribe and i still have restrictions (eq2ex for example)...
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I would direct you to the "Well yes it does. You know where you stand with a fixed monthly fee - there are no hidden payments or extras, and with the exception of periodic expansion packs, this subscription model still attracts through its simplicity."
I quite clearly expressed that this was my opinion, I explained why, and then asked for yours, theres no need for churlish name calling is there?
I would also point out, the "World of Warcraft" model, does not reflect upon the game itself, just that it is the most popular of its subscription models. Perhaps I was silly for thinking that a mere mention of this game wasn't going to cause a red rag to a bull type reaction.
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I look at it like this: When Disneyland first opened, you bought tickets for rides. Each ride cost a varying amount of tickets. Same way State Fairs worked. This is F2P. Somewhere along the line they switched to a one large fee to enter, but all attractions were available once inside. This is P2P. I, personally, have always preferred the second option, whether it be amusement parks, cable access, or MMOs. I want to pay my lump sum and access all content.
While I, personally, don't understand wanting to pay as you go, a little bit at a time, never knowing the full cost until the end, obviously there are those who prefer paying a certain number of tickets per ride.
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Good artical, pretty much dead on. Btw nice to have a bit of balance on the editorials.
Lets see if we can spot the poeple working on "f2p" games in the replies.
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I am on Bugse82 side of the fence. I do not have any qualms paying a month to month service model. I will tolerate shortcomings of a game a little it because I know the game developer has a vested interest in keeping me in the game. However, If it is bug ridden and content weak, the game will lose. So what happens when a sub game loses customers? It doesn't usually close shop, the fall back plan is go free to play. Why? Because it attracts gamers more easily, yes. HOWEVER, if the game sucks, they will leave you in a drop of a hat. So the game better be vastly improved or it will die from starvation.
The reall question I want to have answered is in free to play models (assuming the dev income is cash shops) how much would you put into a game you really like? I read Paragus blog about League of Legends and how he and his buddies spent cash on skins rather quickly. I have been playing it for about a month with my kids and we spent $25 on Riot points. I don't think I will spend any more though. We bought the CE of SWTOR and will likely be getting a CE of GW2 (if available). In the meantime, I will have dabbling in free to play games off and on as distractions, (I really failed in buying a beta game called Dawn of Fantasy, won't get suckered again)but I won't commit any funds to them.
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Actually I can go with one of the 3
1) Anets business model: This is my most preffered.
2) Without Anets model as an option..... I'll take the monthly fee IF the games worth it.
3) If the games not worth the monthly fee then I will go the free to play route IF they don't handicap me to the point that I HAVE to pay to get enjoyment out of the game. I don't mind dropping a few dollars here and there if the game gives me enough enjoyment. I will not however spend an asinine amount to enjoy a game thats "Free to Play".
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i personally like the one lump fee per month. you normally wind up spending way more than the cost of a box and a monthly fee just to be able to enjoy a free to play game so i dont understand why people are so upset about a box price for sub games. but thats just me, im glad we got both, and neither have to take over the other imo.
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Sorry but only 10-year-olds (and apparently you) still use the "GW is not a true MMO" argument to counter the B2P model, while it's been proven numeous times, that the instanced nature of a MMO has almost nothing to do with server costs. At least not anymore.
To me, this is hardly an objective article..
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I much prefer the Free 2 Play system as I feel that as a customer I get more and I am able to enjoy the game more.
I can pay for Experience potions to hasten leveling if I want, I can pay for faster movement if I want to. I can purchase the adventures I want in the areas I want.
THe Developers don't really have as much incentive to slow me down and to introduce long grinds to keep me paying a monthly subscription. Instead they have incentive to create new content for me to purchase. Whether this is new Adventures (Dungeons/Missions/Flashpoints whatever), new costume pieces, new powers, new areas etc.
On the flip side if a Company earns more money the longer I keep playing then it is a simple series of equations to figure out what the minimum amount of work they need to do in order to keep me playing in the same content for the longest period of time to maximise their profits.
With Free 2 Play it's a different equation that is more on the side of the Player. If World of Warcraft was Free to Play I believe we would get content updates more frequently including new Pets, new mounts, new costume armor pieces, new battlegrounds etc. ,for example.
Guild Wars was a Massively Multiplayer Game. And if one doesn't agree then no game that uses instancing is Massively Multiplayer (Including Star Wars the Old Republic which has Instanced Zones of an as yet unknown number of players in each instance). City of Heroes uses instanced missions as well, with an open world that also functions as a Hub.
I believe Free to Play is the future of the MMORPG model. Free option (purchase content packs), with a Subscription if you want, and a Cash Shop for quality of life, vanity and novelty items. I think these options serve the customer best. I believe the Subscription model rewards the developer for what I consider to be anti-consumer gameplay such as artificially lengthening content by grinds, one dimensional end-game, and timed release of content based on financial targets that are themselves based on how long content can be strung out.
For me City of Heroes' features, payment model and approach to gameplay is the best value in the MMO market today.
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I keep hearing how F2P is the future of gaming, but to me it seems like a step backwards. Before EQ and AC, with their subscription model, those playing MUDS, like Gemstone( which a few of my friends played), were paying hundreds of dollars a month, due mostly to dial-up fees true, but the point holds true. They were paying for minutes played, and it was very pricey.
Those who are too young to remember that nightmare might think pay as you go is great new thing, but believe me, it costs waaaay more in the end.
Of course, there are other F2P models. I am just pointing out that there was a reason MMOs adopted the subscription model in the first place, and some of these F2P ideas are not new.
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People are conditioned to pay monthly fees, ive even seen people beg guild wars 2 devs to take their 15 bucks a month, crazy really.
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Originally posted by Gel214th
So what's a co-op game then? What's the difference?
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People simply can't create fun for themselves!
I don't full support a one time B2P without the form of a subscription option or a cash shop and expansions (expansions would generally be released on a time basis depending on original sales of the game for X percentage of original price to keep the servers running more). So what do I support? B2P + optional subscription + optional cash shop (can have some p2w items inside as long as they are community voted). My second support would be F2P + optional subscription (can bring greater exp and drop, and maybe some subscriber timed items such as mounts and pets, but let me choose what I want!!) + cash shop (community voted in items, even if they vote in p2w).
Enough with this garbage that I pay someone $1.00 one time and that's it, I will never support them ever again. That kind of ignorance and just bland and bare naked GREED from players sickens me. I would much rather have more options on spending my money, than sit back and love a game and say "Well, I get what I want for $60, 300k hours of content, just looking for them to start paying my electric bill for me to." Real world trade, you work somewhere or you own something that is making you money. How fair would it be if I payed you $1.00 for your entire life, and the costs for me coming to you and taking your goods that you provided forever without charging me anything else was $2.00 a day? Doesn't feel very well does it, but yet in your ignorant backdoor mind, you think that this is logical. NO!! And I hope P2W grows even more, and more to just spite you in the face. I hope WoW and Titan and all the new games you start to love go F2P with extensive P2W cash shops just to spite you cynics soo hard that you litterally die from exposure to their Cash Shops.
Now that is over, give me a company that won't turn into a turd after getting the amount of profit they want, then I'll give them what they want as for prices. I don't advocate for just any game, I advocate for games that have community driven cash shops, that strive to make more money. I advocate for games that catter to the players, not for just any money hungry pigs. I advocate against leechers and losers called "freemium" players, who think they are entitled to everything for free. These insects and turds of society are everywhere rampant on here. It sickens me to say it, but if you are this greedy with your money, then don't play games. Go draw stick figures on paper and you can save your "god" cough cough money that way.
I struggle not with life, money, emotions, and world, but against old mindsets and selves to be proven obsolete in a age and time of rapid changes. Go create fun, so you can have fun.
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I prefer any system that's going to get me a good game, regular updates and full support and customer service.
Is that buy to play?
Free to play?
Soemthing else?
Doesn't matter. I just want results. If that means paying more I'll pay more, no problme. Just - want - results!
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Originally posted by Gel214th
The difference between GW1 on the one hand and games like SWTOR and GW2 on the other is that GW1 only had persistent outposts and towns. None of the PvE and PvP content in GW1 is persistent. In SWTOR and GW2 there is instancing, sure, for dungeons, story and arena-based PvP but there is also a big open world where players can meet each other.
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My only gripe with cash shops is ones that sell content that give players that pay, or pay more than you, an unfair advantage. Other than that, any payment model is fine by me. I go in assuming that I will have to pay at some point - these games provide months of entertainment, and for that, 15$ here and there is negligable.
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In general i hate f2p systems. If you genuinely get into the game and play it long-term you usually end up paying as much, if not more, than a standard subscription fee to get equivalent amounts of content.
The only benefits f2p games have as are as a free trial essentially so you can judge whether you want to play it or not. If you end up playing short term (days/weeks) then f2p are usually better caus you dont spend anything, but most if not all subscription mmo's have a free trial anyway so its redundant.
Another issue is when things are f2p but you have to pay for certain content then you massively split up the community as different people have different things, as opposed to everyone being able to play the same content together.
If i plan to actuall play an MMO, give me a subscription any day of the week over f2p/b2p.
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I'm a subscription fan through and through because it keeps everybody on the same playing field. I make plenty of money and could buy my way to the top of any cash shop game but its a tainted climb and when you look back down theres no feeling of triumph or accomplishment.
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Utah's Green River
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Utah's Green River, researched and written by Dennis Breer, provides fly anglers with a wealth of knowledge about this great river. This book offers extensive insight into the Green River, including its habitat year-round, productive fly patterns, and information on nymph fishing, dry-fly fishing, hatches and more. Black and white photographs detail the landscape throughout Utah's Green River, along with a full-color section for even more detail.
- Expert advice on wading, floating the river, etiquette, and productive fly patterns
- Information on nymph fishing, dry-fly fishing, float-fishing, hatches, and more
- Tips on proper outfitting
- Year-round examination for the river and its habitat
- Black and white photographs throughout
- Full-color section
- Written by Dennis Breer
- Paperback
- 88 pages
- Frank Amato Publications
Country of Origin: United StatesWeb ID: 13139783


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|Computer Laboratory
Thursday Jan 26th, 2006 - 4:30pm
|Computer Laboratory > Research > Systems Research Group > NetOS > Seminars > Thursday Jan 26th, 2006 - 4:30pm
Heuristic Algorithms for Minimum Bandwidth Consumption Multicast Routing in Wireless Mesh NetworksPedro M. Ruiz
We study the problem of computing minimal cost multicast trees in multi-hop wireless mesh networks. This problem is known as the Steiner tree problem, and it has been widely studied in fixed networks. However, we show in this paper that in multi-hop wireless networks, a Steiner tree is no an optimal solution to the lowest bandwidth consumption. So, we re-formulate the problem in terms of minimizing the number of transmissions rather than the edge cost. We show that the new problem is also NP-complete and propose heuristics to approximate such trees. Our simulations results show that the proposed heuristics offer a lower cost than Steiner trees over a variety of scenarios and network densities.