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Posted 7 Aug 2013It probably is then, for now I'm unable to edit any of my posts, I'll just have to hope people disregard our previous Squabble or maybe a kind mod could delete them so that I can have help with my issue, code wise
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Posted 7 Aug 2013I do not plan on selling it whatsoever, I just wanted to try and make a tool so that updating plugins is much easier Do you think you could tell me how to edit :S
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Posted 7 Aug 2013Please, understand, I did apologise I immediately regret saying what I did. I have no clue how to delete or edit, I can't find a button. I understand if you still wish to not help me. I just felt like by you posting that quote, others would immediately ignore my post believing that I'm attempting to DDoS etc which means I wouldn't get any help Sorry.
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Posted 7 Aug 2013I've had to report that, that's disgusting that you'd purposely insinuate that I'm offending D.I.C TOS because you have the immaturity to not read and just assume based on your quick overview.
I have no clue how to edit or delete my posts. Sorry that last one was sent in anger, I regret that. The idea is to make it easier for a minecraft server host/admin to check over all their plugins's webpages for their last release because admins have many many plugins, 50-100+, that's a lot of webpages to visit manually.
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WHAT? NO NO NO????? I'm not trying to DDoS or anything, What the actual hell??????
You clearly did NOT read my post, all I want is to grab some information from the Bukkit website (Specifically when a plugin was last updated) this is for minecraft for Gods sake????
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The construction of Society Hall was begun in 1867 and completed in 1868. It was a two-story brick building built at the same time with French Hall, located on the west side of the Campus near the north end. As originally designed, the first floor contained three lecture rooms, while on the second floor there was a society room, from which the building took its name, and library rooms for the College and U.L.A. libraries. These libraries were located in Society Hall until the erection of Spear Library in 1885. In 1887, upon the completion of Peters Hall, the building was remodeled and the first floor was assigned to the Academy Department for recitation purposes the second floor had previously (in 1885) become the headquarters of the department of Drawing and Painting. This use continued until 1917, when Society Hall was torn down in accordance with the plan to clear the Campus of all buildings.


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- Marisa
I'm planning a birthday party for my friends. I figured
that an evening at a Tapas place would be the perfect
way to celebrate. Does anyone have any suggestions for
a place downtown? Zagats leads me towards Kana Tapas
Bar. Is that a good bet or not?
Xunta on 1st Ave & 10th St. is a good bet. I have not
been there in quite awhile.
Yesterday, I tried a new place called Sala (on Bowery
& Great Jones, 979-6606). Loved the interior. They
take reservations for larger parties only. The food's
actually pretty good for a trendy place.
Unfortunately, you can only order the pinchos if you
are sitting at the bar. Still, you can share all the
appetizers and a few main courses at the table. I had
a very interesting paella made with noodles, not rice.
Xunta has been REALLY inconsistent. They're also quite crowded, so unless you're planning the party for a weeknight at an "off" hour, it won't be logistically possible. El Cid is more consistent, less authentic, and equally crowded. You may want to try calling up and talking about the idea with owners...
I have to admit, I've never heard of Kana Tapas. Anybody know it?
Other than that, it's slim pickin's. Solera's not right for a party (not downtown, either), N [with tilde] is closed, I think, and wouldn't have been right, anyway.
Spaniards doing tapas runs never stand still. If you want to have a real tapas experience (and your friends are intrepid enough to journey en masse), meet at Pommes Frites for fries, walk over to Moishe's for rugelach, then to the Punjabi place on 1st street (between First and A) for samosa chat, then walk up Avenue A and hit bars (time it so you're at happy hour, so there'll be free snacks). Wind up at DBA or maybe catch some music at Den of Thieves or one of the places on Ludlow Street. Frenetic but fun...and totally in the spirit of tapas (except for the fact that the first three places don't serve drinks)
I can't recommend Xunta after my last trip there. The
service was harried (2 musicians were playing but only
one waitress was working-- questionable priorities if
you ask me!) The tapas ranged from mediocre to downright
awful. Unfortunately, good tapas in New York seem hard
to come by. El Cid is one of the few reliable spots.
re: Michael
"I can't recommend Xunta after my last trip there"
Xunta must mean "The Agony and the Ecstacy" in
Gallego...I've had impressively authentic tapas so good
I felt like I was back in Spain. But I've also been
afflicted with rubbery octopus, sprinkled with corn
(!!) oil and other similarly inedible fare there. It's
sooo unpredictable. It certainly won't make the cut
when my book's updated.
El Cid's fun, but stuff tastes more Lati


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Originally posted by jpnz
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Originally posted by MidBoss
Exactly. Is this one of those times when you people have a hard time differentiating between "People quit because of the subscription" and "People quit because they didn't feel the game was worth the subscription"? I mean, can you NOT see the difference there?
P2P isn't dead. What's dead is the developer/publisher putting out a game WORTHY of the monthly subscription. Or it certainly seems to be. Whether you pay a monthly subscription after the F2P transition happens or not, SWTOR will still be a craptacular game developed by arrogant "we can't have teams of stunlocking operatives" developers who DON'T EVEN PLAY THEIR OWN GAME.
BioWare: "Hey gang, here's Star Wars:The Old Republic. Enjoy!"
Subscriber: "Hmm. Ok. It's got some good stuff, looks like you left a few things out though"
BW: "Yeah, here's patch 1.1"
Subscriber: "Okay..... that's mostly bug fixes, not real content"
BW: "Well, we weren't quite prepared for you to finish things so fast..."
Subscriber: "So.... what are you going to do for me?"
BW: "Here's patch 1.2, it's full of all sorts of really cool new content, including rated warzones, only not so much on the rated warzones"
Subscriber: "Yeah, it looks like this 'content' is nothing more than a bunch of legacy levels and you completely fu><or'd pvp"
BW: "Well, we've got some REALLY kewl stuff coming in 1.3"
Subscriber: "Like?"
BW: "Well, a LFG for starters and more legacy perks"
Subscriber: "OK, that's kinda kewl. Although, we all kinda thought a LFG tool at release was, kinda, you know, a given. And a LFG tool doesn't help me when there me and 2 other people on fleet. How about you merge some servers"
BW: "Well, we're not going to merge servers, but we WILL allow free transfers to specific servers"
Subscriber: "Um, isn't that the same thing?"
BW: "No, not at all"
Subscriber: "Ok, so that went ok, I guess, but why couldn't you do that sooner? I mean, we've been unable to transfer our characters over to the PTR in an automated manner for months, yet you've put the burden of testing on us.... so.... anyway. Also, what do I get when I level my legacy to 50? A title? A cosmetic set of armor? Anything?"
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Originally posted by jpnz
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Joined: 5/15/06
The doctors say his chances are 50/50...but there's only a 10% chance of that.
They haven't announced a new MMO so no they aren't fixing why people left in the first place.
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Joined: 10/29/07
Originally posted by jpnz
I don´t think so, 5 million people are still paying their 15 bucks a month to play Wow (Western player that is, Asian prices seems to differ a bit).
If TOR would be good enough people would pay those bucks. I think it is a combination of the price and the limited social content.
They also need to add more multiplayer stuff and PvP to the game if they want to get back the players they have lost.
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Joined: 9/03/09
Originally posted by cahenderson
The worst part is this change will do NOTHING to help them out in fall unless they decide to drasticly change their plan between now and then.
Want to run Operations? More than 5 Instances or PvP games a day? Better be rocking that sub.
Not to mention you have to BUY the actual box for the game to be able to regester for a sub.
Talk about missing the point of F2P compleatly.
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Joined: 8/10/09
There is a very good chance SWTOR will thrive under the F2P model for many years to come. Sure, many of the overarching game mechanics are flawed, but there's a lot of great content in there.
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Joined: 6/12/09
Bite my fiery metal ass!
Let's see, EAware are still incompetent, condescending morons, and Operatives are still nerfed to PVE and PVP uselessness. So no, they haven't fixed the reasons I left at least.
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Joined: 7/04/11
I don't think they have figured that out yet even though everyone else has. The building in Austin is just an echo chamber, otherwise they would have started revamping the game about three months ago.
On the official forums they are talking about space being expanded by 10 new rail missions. Talk about a kick in the dick for all who asked, begged, cajoled, and threatened them to bring in real 3d space.
They don't get it.
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Joined: 4/29/10
Going F2P does one thing. It brings in new players that were turned off by the box price and subscription model. The problem is EA's goal is to get people to subscribe. SWTOR should be B2P like GW2.
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Joined: 5/13/10
I am more than some of my parts
Originally posted by FrodoFragins
alot of games should be B2P. I would own a copy of both TERA and TSW
All of my posts are either intelligent, thought provoking, funny, satirical, sarcastic or intentionally disrespectful. Take your pick.
I get banned in the forums for games I love, so lets see if I do better in the forums for games I hate.
I enjoy the serenity of not caring what your opinion is.
Originally posted by eyelolled
It worked for GW1 and I'm very, very confident it will work for GW2. I still main, however, that P2P ISN'T dead, that the problem WASN'T the subscription for SWTOR. The problem with SWTOR is that SWTOR isn't worth $15 a month. Taking away the $15 a month won't negate the fact that SWTOR is a craptacular game. Yes, it had some great ideas, a couple neat twists on things, yada yada yada.
There are, quite literally, REAL F2P and even a few P2W games out there that are BETTER GAMES than SWTOR.
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Joined: 4/26/12
i think a lot of people just left because SWTOR just isnt that great of a game and they found better over the last few months to fit their playstyles. While I enjoyed SWTOR personally I just got bored of it pretty quickly but I never seen anything glaringly wrong with it either , it was just an okay game nothing great. Its funny I can read a number of books and play single player games and read the story and I love star wars lore. But from day one in SWTOR i was hitting spacebar as the story just could never get me hooked to read more. I wish it could but I just didnt find the writing and story arch on any of the classes exciting.
I think free to play is going to bring in a lot of new players regardless of what they fix. But will it make money? thats where the fixes come in and so we shall see . You can look at all the free to plays now like AOC and EQ2 LOTR online etc and see they did well for a few months with free to play but they do not look so great now with a lot of empty servers running.
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Joined: 11/10/05
People quit because the game wasn't worth a sub fee in its current state. So instead of fixing the game, they remove the sub fee. Gotta love the corporate mindset. Its cheaper and easier to charge less for an inferior product than to rebuild your product in order to make it worth a higher price.
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Originally posted by jpnz
Well... Bioware does seem to imply that 40% was the highest single response number. However, lugal does have a point. Bioware really should reveal the full breakdown of feedback. An example of the breakdown might be... 40% monthy fee - 20% issue #2 - 20% issue #3 and 20% issue #4 --- or ajy variation thereof in which the remaining issues add up to 60%. What are those other issues, and when can we see some work on them?
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1. Crafting still crap and kinda useless to grind. Better to just do gathering skills and sell what you can as you level for the cash. Noone makes low level items after they get pass the point they need to use them to advance and when they do make them most just reverse engineer them back into the mats.
2. Still nerfing profs for pvp balance while not considering that it hurts pve gameplay. If I'm gonna be stuck alone on planets 90 percent of the time I don't want my abilities nerfed because of pvp.
3. I also don't want my tank, dps, or healing companions to be less effective then a player of the same role cause you want me to group with them which turns out to be impossible cause there isn't anyone else on the map with me. Healer Companions are often used cause they function best without as much need to gear them up. They nerfed the tank companions to crap and you gotta do alot of tthe stupid legacy crap to unlock the perks to make them decent again.
4. Letting you get social gear and make it what your profession needs like heavy armor instead of cloth is great. Making you grind social points to get it when it seems most are skipping the lower flashpoints and I can be on a planet for hours without seeing anyone else makes them doing that kinda frecking pointless.
5. Gear again only now Im talking about the regular armors you get throughout the game. You finally find a helmet that looks cool and boom 4 hours later you have to replace it with some freaking clown head gear to get better stats. Make all armor ingame where you can change the stats already.. Seems really simple but they aint figuring it out at all. If that is really to hard to do make a system like DCUO has where once you've collected a piece with a certain look you can always use that look on your character. I know alot don't care about what their toon is wearing most the time but very few want a toon that looks like he just hit the local discount clothes shop with 5 bucks to his name 90 percent of the time.
6. Space is well great a few times through but same missions over and over again every few levels and all in the rail shooter style lacks what I call wanted content. The game is star wars without a full 3D space in it seems kinda retarded add to that, they don't seem to understand ppl don't want different maps they want a 3D space game where you control which way you fly and how long your in the map. I HATE TIMERS!!!.
7. If you want the game to get subs or atleast ppl playing listen to the ppl on the forums instead of ignoring them and acting as if they don't know what they want or they are just insane ppl that have extra time on the computers while staying in the Mental Health Clinic. People usually are truthful about what they want in those threads marked "Things I'd like to see added ingame".
These are a few reasons I left the game. I don't mind paying 15 bucks I just want the game to work well and features that are being asked for put into game instead of waiting to get what the devs think they want added to game next. Im the customer please me not you.
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I cannot fiddle but I can make a great state of a small city.
In order to fix the reason most people left in the first place, they'd have to redesign the core of the game and change the entire philosophy behind it.
Originally posted by eyelolled
I totally agree. MMOs these days don't pump out enough content to justify a subscription fee anyway, it isn't like the good old days where you got significant monthly updates.
I would much prefer paid expansions or DLC so that I can decide which content I think is worth purchasing, rather than hoping for the best with a subscription.
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Joined: 5/03/09
Really does make you wonder if its EGO or just that they are clueless. They see all those threads about features and systems needing to be added fixed or redesigned, then they go sit down at a meeting and think that its not their game its the customers just don't want to pay 15 bucks....
Originally posted by jpnz
Actually OP that isn't the direct reason, they left because the content wasn't WORTH the subscription. I'm no fan of subs but lets be honest here.
the problems with this game go deeper then just poor launch. It's the same old 2004 feature list all over again with a little tweak to the gear but not enough to make the gear treadmill in any way fun.
Cookie Cutter Builds, ten million abilities, macro button fighting (trust me my roommate was all about macros when i tried it), gear treadmill (might not be as familiar as most things but trust me there's still an elitest gear requirement to do anything fun), nonimmersive worlds, dailies. There's really nothing more to say other then, it's all the same stuff we've seen end game (oh yeah, end game, so that people rush to the end to do anything meaningful or fun almost forgot that one), no solo or duo dungeons, the holy trinity, static lobby style LFG end game.


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- Collins Belts Two Homers as Bearcats Defeat Boxers, 17-8
Baseball | Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Collins Belts Two Homers as Bearcats Defeat Boxers, 17-8
SALEM, ORE. -- Willamette University pounded out 18 hits, including two home runs by Derek Collins (Fr., 1B, Yorba Linda, CA/Esperanza HS/Fullerton College) and one home run by T.C. Lee (Jr., LF, Lafayette, CA/Acalanes HS), as the Bearcats rolled past Pacific University, 17-8, at John Lewis Field on Tuesday, April 6. Willamette took advantage of seven extra-base hits and nine walks to improve to 9-15 overall, 6-9 in the Northwest Conference. The Boxers fell to 7-20 overall, 5-10 in the NWC.
The Bearcats took a 2-0 lead in the first inning. Tyson Giza (Fr., CF, Salem, OR/Sprague HS) walked and moved to second on a ground out. Mitchell Rowan (Jr., DH/RF, Cotati, CA/Rancho Cotate HS) drove in Giza with a base hit to center field. Back-to-back singles by Collins and Max Stepan (Jr., C, Pueblo, CO/Pueblo County HS) sent Rowan across the plate.
WU might have had a bigger inning, but third baseman Nate Rasmussen caught a line drive by Sky Kelley (Fr., RF, Canby, OR/Jesuit HS) and doubled up Stepan at first to end the threat.
Pacific moved in front with five runs in the top of the second. Jeramy Probert singled between third and short to start the inning. Two infield hits loaded the bases, before Scott Rowland hit the ball only a few feet in front of the plate. Rowland was thrown out at first, but Probert scored from third. Brandon Kon drove in the next two runs with a double down the left field line. Two errors later in the inning allowed Kon to score the fifth run.
Willamette tallied six runs in the bottom of the inning to surge in front, 8-6. Two walks by starting pitcher Dan Wolfe and another by reliever Rylan Tomita, put Bearcats on all three bases with one out.
Bloom walked to bring in the first run and Collins walked one out later to force home another run. Stepan singled to center, driving in Giza and Bloom for a 6-5 lead. Kelley followed with an infield hit to third. Rasmussen threw wide of first on the play, allowing Collins and Stepan to score.
Collins smacked his first homer of the game in the fourth inning. Rowan, who opened the stanza with a double to center, also scored on the play. Lee added a solo homer later in the inning, as WU increased its lead to 11-5.
Singles by Kaeo Lau Hee and Brett Bousquet set up a three-run homer by Probert in the fifth inning. The Boxers pulled within 11-8, but were held scoreless the rest of the game.
Even so, Pacific threatened to catch up with the Bearcats in the top of the seventh. Lau Hee doubled to start the inning and Probert walked with one out. Ramsussen flied out to center field, but Jeff Bethke walked to load the bases. Rowland grounded out to shortstop, as the Boxers left the bases loaded.
WU cemented the win with six runs in the bottom of the seventh -- all with two outs.
Rowan started the two-out surge with a walk and Collins followed with a home run to right center. Later in the inning, Lee connected for an RBI single and Michael Oliver (So., 3B, Seattle, WA/West Seattle HS) provided a two-run triple down the right field line.
Chris Torgerson (Jr., RHP, Sacramento, CA/Jesuit HS), who started at pitcher for the Bearcats, tossed six innings and improved to 4-2 on the season.
Three other pitchers -- Cameron DeLasantos (Fr., LHP, Salinas, CA/Palma HS), Parker Johnson (Fr., RHP, Carlsbad , CA/La Costa Canyon HS) and Andrew Wyman (Jr., RHP, Seattle, WA/Ballard HS) combined to close out the game for Willamette by allowing no runs and one hit in the final three innings.
Tomita (0-1), the second of six pitchers for Pacific, took the loss.
Collins finished 3 for 4 with five RBIs and three runs scored for the Bearcats. Rowan went 3 for 4 and scored three runs, while Oliver was 3 for 4 with two runs and two RBIs. Lee finished 3 for 3 with a homer and a double, plus three runs and two RBIs. Stepan went 2 for 4, scored twice and brought in three runs.
Lau Hee was 3 for 5 for Pacific. Probert earned two hits in four at bats, while scoring twice and driving in three runs.
Willamette will host Lewis-Clark State College (Idaho) in a three-game non-conference series on Saturday, April 10 and Sunday, April 11. The teams will play a doubleheader on Saturday starting at 12 p.m. (PDT) and will complete the series with one game on Sunday at 12 p.m.
BOX SCOREWillamette University 17
Pacific University 8


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Title: Development, Aid Effectiveness, and the Busan Agenda
Date: Monday March 28, 2011 (08:30-17:30)Location: Lotte Hotel, Emerald Room
At the end of this year, Korea will host a major milestone event in international cooperation, the Fourth High-Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness ("HLF4"). Taking place in Busan from November 29 to December 1, 2011, this will be one of the largest development cooperation meetings ever held, with expected participation by over 150 countries, 40 international organizations, and more than 2000 delegates. It will be the first time the High-Level Forum has been held in Asia, and is a fitting complement both to Korea's recent accession to the OECD-DAC and its hosting of the Seoul G20 Summit.
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Audubon South Carolina is pleased to announce the winners of the 2012 Audubon South Carolina Nature Photography Contest, co-sponsored by the Carolinas' Nature Photographers Association.
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"BEST in SHOW Award" was won by Raymond Colin Murray of Charleston, SC, for "Taking Flight," featuring a Barred Owl flying directly toward the photographer.
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MILWAUKEE — Summerfest kicks off it's 45th anniversary festival Wednesday, June 27th, and forecasters say it's going to be a steamy start to the Fest! Festival organizers say they don't want people to stay home — they just want fest-goers to come prepared.
Summerfest officials say staying hydrated is key when dealing with large crowds and extreme heat.
"Hydrate before coming to the event. Stay hydrated when you're here. Find areas of shade," V.P. of Summerfest, John Boler said.
One of the best places to find shade is Summerfest's new BMO Harris Pavillion, located right along the water's edge with a 50,000 square foot roof to shield fest-goers from the sun.
Another venue meant to help fest-goers beat the heat is the Columbia St. Mary's "Cool Down Lounge," equipped with air conditioning.
Summerfest officials say they've added staff in anticipation of temperatures in the 90s.
Bell Ambulance will have as many as 16 staff members on the Summerfest grounds and also say the most important thing is remembering to stay hydrated.
"Most often what we do is bring people back to the first aid stations, where it`s air conditioned. We sit them for a short time and then they`re on their way,"Christopher Anderson with Bell Ambulance said.
There is no air conditioning inside the kitchen at Major Goolsby's on the Summerfest grounds, but employees seem to understand the importance of finding a spot to stay cool.
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SHAKOPEE, Minn. -- Jackson Elementary School hosts Xavier's Run to End Duchenne to support young Xavier, a fifth grade boy with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.
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Good, but not near chocolate-y enough for us. I didn't bother swirling the caramel on top of the cocoa, I just stirred it in with the chocolate sundae syrup and the milk in the saucepan. My kids drank this as is but my husband and I stuck our mugs under the Keurig (eight ounces coffee to four ounces of cocoa) so we could have a "caramel mocha". I'd make this again but I think I'd stick with a homemade cocoa and add the caramel sundae syrup to it. It's a great idea and a good way to use up odd glass jars of sundae syrup in my fridge for a weekend treat.
This was fantastic! I did not have the Smucker's chocolate topping so I used the chocolate syrup I had on hand. I did have the caramel topping, though. My kids LOVED it!!!
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John has already commented on the news that Iran has announced plans to build 10 more uranium-enrichment facilities. I want to stress how humiliating this news is, or should be, for the Obama administration, indeed for the entire Democratic party's foreign-policy establishment. For years the Democrats' wise men and wise women were bitterly critical of the Bush administration's alleged failure to reach out to Iran, even though in the second term there was actually quite a bit of outreach, with U.S. representatives meeting with Iranian officials in Geneva and Baghdad. But never mind. The Democratic establishment somehow talked itself into believing that the real problem was American enmity toward Iran. If only the U.S. would reach out some more, they suggested, Iran would surely give up or at least suspend its nuclear ambitions. Barack Obama's genius during the campaign was to take the most extreme version of this position, with his promise to meet personally with the leaders of Iran and other anti-American dictatorships during his first year in office — another campaign pledge that, mercifully, appears unlikely to be fulfilled. Hillary Clinton, back when she was a presidential candidate, criticized Obama correctly for his naiveté, but she too put her faith in diplomacy with Iran.
Now after almost a year in office we see where Obama's outreach has gotten us: nowhere. Actually that's not quite accurate. The administration has made an impact: if the latest pronouncements from Tehran are to be believed, Obama's policies are making the problem worse, not better, because they are leading to an expansion of the Iranian nuclear program. This should hardly be a surprise. Toothless as the Bush policy was toward Iran, at least there was an element of deterrence as long as George W. Bush himself was in the White House. The mullahs could always sweat a little as they imagined that they might be next in line to feel American military power after Afghanistan and Iraq. Indeed, there was evidence that they temporarily suspended parts of their nuclear program after the U.S. invasion of Iraq. There is no such concern now. The odds of U.S. military action against the Iranian nuclear program — probably the only thing that could serve as serious deterrent — have gone from remote to nonexistent. Obama's efforts at glad-handing have been interpreted, correctly, as evidence of American weakness and a further spur to nuclear development. Khameini and Ahmadinejad & Co. aren't even bothering to be polite as they brush aside offers, such as the one to export their uranium for enrichment abroad. They wear their contempt for the West quite openly because they are not afraid of suffering any repercussions.
It is just possible that the Iranians have overplayed their hand. Perhaps the latest Iranian outrages will prompt a rethink in the White House as occurred during the Carter administration when the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan shocked another naive president into realizing that his own goodwill would not be enough to overcome determined adversaries. But at the moment, that is a faint hope. The best we can expect in the short term is more toothless Security Council resolutions with sanctions that will do nothing to slow down the Iranian march toward its nuclear dreams. That, in turn, means that an Israeli strike against Iran is getting more likely, even though Israel probably does not have the capability to disrupt the Iranian program for more than a limited period. In sum: through his determination to avoid a conflict with Iran, Obama is making war more likely.


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To the Editor:
On Jan. 8, the Lee County School Board will meet to discuss whether all elementary and middle schools should use a year-round schedule next year. Depending on your source, this is either a done deal or an exercise in futility. Regardless, the question still must be asked — why?
I am not certain why the board would move all schools to the new schedule, leaving the high schools on the traditional calendar. The start and end dates would be moved some as well for the high schools.
Despite all efforts to convince Wake County that this schedule results in better test scores, an article published in The News and Observer on Dec. 31, 2012, states that there is no difference in their system, which operates on both calendars. Additionally, the article notes that the school board in Wake County is proposing new schools on the traditional calendar after setting up the dual system not long ago. It makes you wonder why they would seek more money than necessary to build schools if the year-round system is superior both educationally and financially.
Tramway Elementary usually ranks near the top in grade-level testing. It would be easy to assume that this is due to the school's schedule. I have seen the students that have the greatest success tend to be the ones that have the greatest parental involvement. They are at school programs, field trips and the school. Tramway parents have chosen that school and are, therefore, predisposed to be more involved. Little wonder that they have success. The new calendar will make them a district school, and that may change quickly. Removing the superior outcomes as a likely benefit, what other benefits could there be?
My family will have a split schedule for 11 years with this proposed plan. I will have to decide how to properly supervise my children while out of school because I will not have enough leave days to cover necessary days of both calendars. Does the school board assume that my high school children will be okay at home by themselves? I am the only who can answer that for my children.
The school board needs to remember that we are its customers. Many customers will not be happy with an across-the-board mandated change. I await the good reasons for this proposed change. We as customers get to vote as well.
Mike Neal


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HUNTINGTON -- Marshall University freshman Danica Ross was a double event winner Tuesday against the Ohio Bobcats in a women's swim meet at Fitch Natatorium at Cam Henderson Center.
Ohio won the dual meet, 167-116.
Ross won the 50-yard freestyle with a time of 24.56 seconds and won the 100 freestyle with a personal best time of 52.87 seconds.
Thundering Herd freshman Kelsey Ferguson was a winner in the 200 breaststroke with her best time of 2:25.55.
Madison Lawhorn won the 100 breaststroke (1:06.31) while Arlie Rykosky was first in the 200 IM (2:12.63).
Marshall's other victory was in the 800 freestyle relay, the final event of the meet. Ross, Tiffany Aeling, Sarah Coghlin and Kaley Gregory broke a 10-year Fitch pool record with a time of 7:49.78.
"I cannot be happier with the performance tonight," said first-year Marshall head coach Bill Tramel. "Our hard work is really starting to show. We have had a number of hard weeks of training over the recent holiday break and we haven't laid up at all.
"To perform as we did tonight is very satisfying and even though we fell short on the scoreboard, I felt like we won tonight."
The Herd's next meet is Saturday against Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va.
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