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Terms And Conditions
Terms And Conditions
Newsquest website user terms
Welcome to www.thisiswiltshire.co.uk (the "Site"), our digital content platform which you may access in several ways, including but not limited to the World Wide Web, digital television, PDA, mobile phone devices, RSS feeds and email.
This site is owned and made available by Newsquest Media Group Limited of Loudwater Mill, Station Road, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. HP10 9TY (referred to in these Terms and Conditions as "we" and "us"). The Terms and Conditions form part of an agreement between you, the end-user, and ourselves and sets out the conditions under which you may access the information, products, services and advertisements (the "Material") available through the Site.
By accessing, viewing or using the Material on the Site you have indicated to us that you both understand and agree to be bound by these Terms and Conditions.
In these terms and conditions, when we say Site, we mean our digital content platform, regardless of how you access it.
1. Terms and conditions:
These terms and conditions ("the Terms") govern your use of this Newsquest website (the "website" or "site"), regardless of how you access it, including community forums, reader comments and blogs. Your attention is particularly drawn to the disclaimers in paragraphs 15 - 18. Your use of the website is also subject to our Privacy Policy.
You must read the Terms and Privacy Policy. If you do not agree with the Terms, do not use this website. If you do use the website, your conduct indicates that you agree to be bound by the Terms.
Newsquest reserves the right to amend these Terms from time to time. Any such amendment will be applicable to all persons accessing the website once the revised Terms have been posted on the website. You should therefore check the website from time to time to review the current Terms.
We do not actively moderate, monitor or edit contributions to the community forums, reader comments or blogs, but we may intervene and take such action as we think necessary. If you have any concerns over the contents on our site, please either register those concerns as the community and comment tool permits or contact us here (Desktop site).
2. No warranty
The Site is provided on an "as is" and "as available" basis and in particular we do not warrant that:
- the Site will continue to be available to you in either its current format or from its current domain name;
- the Site or any software available from the Site will be free from viruses or defects;
- the Material contained on the Site will be true, accurate or complete in all respects, except always to the extent otherwise set out in the Terms and Conditions and to any warranties which would be implied by law (including without limitation, warranties as to satisfactory quality and fitness for a particular purpose).
3. Liability
Except for death or personal injury arising from our negligence, we shall not be liable for any direct, indirect or consequential loss or damage (including without prejudice to the foregoing generality, any lost business opportunities, loss of profit or goodwill) arising from or in any way connected with the Site, or your inability to use the Site.
4. Downloadable Material
All our downloadable material is carefully checked for viruses before being uploaded onto the site, however we recommend that, as an extra precaution you run your own virus check on each document you download before saving it to your disk or hard drive.
5. Use of the Web Site
You undertake:
- not to use the Material for any unlawful purpose;
- that you shall not make any use of the Site so that the Site is interrupted, damaged, rendered less efficient, or the functionality of the Site is in any way impaired; in particular that you shall not run any automated scripts on any part of the site without our express authorisation.
- not to use the Site for the transmission or posting of any computer viruses or any material which is defamatory, offensive or of an obscene or menacing character, or in such a way as to cause annoyance, inconvenience or needless anxiety;
- not to use the Site in a manner which constitutes a violation or infringement of any person, firm or company (including but not limited to rights of copyright or confidentiality);
- that you shall not use the Site to transmit any material for the purposes of publicity, promotion and/or advertising without our prior written consent; and
- that in the event that you may have any right, claim or action against any other user arising out of the use of the Site you shall pursue such right, claim or action independently of, and without recourse to, us.
- that you will indemnify and defend us against all claims, liability, damages, costs and expenses, including legal fees, arising out of a breach of these Terms and Conditions or any use of the Material or the Site.
We shall have the right to immediately suspend your access to the Site if you commit a breach of these Terms and Conditions.
6. Rights
The design, images and content of the Site are, unless otherwise stated, our property or our licensors' property.
We provide Material on the Site solely for your personal use and the reproduction of the whole or any part of the Site, except for any temporary copies made necessarily in downloading the Site, for purposes other than private and personal use, is prohibited, as is distributing, displaying or copying the Site, unless it is for the personal use of a third party.
No part of the Site can be reproduced on, transmitted to or stored on any other web site or other form of electronic retrieval system, nor may any part of the site be accessed in such manner as to make it appear part of any third parties web site without our prior written consent.
6.a RSS Feeds
By downloading and using our RSS Feeds you agree to be bound by our terms and conditions.
Our RSS feeds are entirely free of charge for non-commercial use. You may not use our feeds on any site that we would consider a competitor to This Is Wiltshire. If you wish to discuss any commercial content or data feed requirements you may have, please contact us (Desktop site).
7. Links to other Sites
Any web sites to which you link through the Site (including, without limitation, any web site provided by a third party but co-branded web site) are independent of the Site and we have no control over them and accept no liability in respect of your use or inability to use them or any of the content of such web sites.
8. Content
We accept no liability with respect to any of the products, information, material or services offered or provided by other organisations listed on, or linked to, this Site, nor do we endorse any of those organisations or any of their products or services. Should you decide to contract with any of these organisations, the contract will be directly between you and the relevant organisation. We will have no contractual involvement, and will not be liable in contract or otherwise for any products, information, materials or services provided to you by any of these organisations.
Please note that, although these organisations have attempted to ensure that any information or prices provided through the Site are as accurate as possible, they are not legally binding in any way.
9. Registration
When seeking access to parts of the website, such as community forums, reader comments, blogs, Jobs, Homes and Cars sections you may be asked to register if you want to submit a contribution, save details of adverts or set up email alerts. You must then supply certain details if requested, such as your email address and a password. If you are under 16 you must get the consent of a parent or guardian before registering.
You can only access the registration areas of the site if:
- your email address and password (if requested) are personal and may not be used by anyone else to access the site;
- you do not do anything to allow anyone who is not a registered user to access any registration area of the site;
- you do not create additional registration accounts which may cause disruption or abuse of the site;
- you do not supply us with false or misleading information or pass yourself off as another user.
If we believe that you have not complied with these requirements, we may cancel your access to the site immediately and without notice.
10. Cancellation or suspension
We can suspend or cancel this agreement and your ability to use the website and its community forums, reader comments and blogs with immediate effect at any time for any reason, including but not restricted to your serious or repeated breach of these Terms or any conduct in connection with your use of this site that we consider inappropriate or disruptive and which is serious or persistent. We will notify you of such termination at your registered email address and invalidate your access to the site.
11. Your responsibilities
You are legally responsible for material you post or submit and you understand that by doing so you intend it to be published on the website. Such material may include without limitation words, artwork, pictures (still or moving) and sound. You give us free of charge the non-exclusive, sub-licensable right to edit, delete, copy, translate, create derivative works from, publish, broadcast, transmit, distribute, perform, make available to the public or otherwise use and re-use material contributed by you (or not use it) on the website and its community forums, reader comments and blogs and associated publications, and in any other media (now known or later developed) worldwide for the full term of any rights that may exist in your contribution (including any renewals or extensions) and you waive any moral rights in your contribution for these purposes.
12. By publishing or posting material on this website, you warrant to us that:
- You do not infringe the rights of any individual, corporation or organisation, including but not restricted to the owners of any copyright and other intellectual property, confidentiality or privacy right, and you have obtained any necessary permissions.
- The material is your own original work or you have the right to make it available to use for the purposes in 11 above.
- You have not defamed any individual, corporation organisation or otherwise affected their legal rights. This may include but is not restricted to: comment which cannot be justified; facts which are untrue or unprovable; statements breaching an individual's privacy; statements which may prejudice a court case; images or statements which are obscene, pornographic or illegal; statements which are offensive on grounds of race, religion, creed, colour or which may incite hatred or disrespect in any third party; statements which breach the criminal law, whether or not known to be illegal; statements which may breach professional ethics or standards.
You acknowledge that all rights, including copyright and database rights, for any content on the website (including Newsquest trade names and logos) or which is submitted by you belong to us or are licensed by you to us for the purposes in 11 above. You may read and contribute to the website and its communities, comments and blogs for your own private purposes but not for any advertising or other commercial purpose (which includes junk mail, spam, chain letters, pyramid schemes or any other form of solicitation or commercial exploitation). For private purposes, you may download and use reader-generated content on a single PC and you may print out (but not photocopy) one hard screen copy of contributions to the website and its communities, comments or blogs for your personal use only. But you will not otherwise copy, store, distribute, publish, broadcast, transmit, show in public, create a database (in electronic or any other medium) from downloaded materials or otherwise use any part of this website without our written permission, except that you may reproduce reasonable extracts of any contribution to the website and its community, comments and blogs without our prior permission for non-commercial purposes provided that you deal fairly with the material and you properly accredit any original work to its author and the name of this site.
14. Indemnity
You indemnify and will keep indemnified Newsquest Media Group Ltd ("Newsquest"), its holding companies and subsidiaries of Newsquest or any of its holding companies, together with their respective directors, employees and shareholders, from and against all claims, actions, proceedings, liabilities, losses, damages, expenses and costs (including legal costs) arising from any breach of these Terms by you or from the publication of any posting or submission whatsoever contributed by you or on your behalf. We reserve the right to take over the exclusive defence of any claim, action or proceeding for which you shall be financially responsible, and for which we are entitled to indemnity from you. In such event, you shall provide us with all co-operation as may reasonably be requested by us.
15. Loss or damage - disclaimer
You acknowledge that:
- the contributions to the website and its community forums, reader comments and blogs are the statements and views of the contributors and not of us or any of our connected companies, directors employees or shareholders;
- it is your sole responsibility to check the accuracy of any facts and opinions given on this website before entering into any commitment based upon them;
- we do not, as a matter of course, actively moderate, monitor or edit the contributions to the website and its community;
- any third parties advertising on our websites, or external (or link) sites accessible via our websites, are not under our control and we are not responsible in any way for any of their contents or for any agreement you may enter into with a third party arising from your visit to our websites.
We are not liable for any loss or damage, howsoever arising, from contributions to the website and its community by other parties, your use of this site or inability to use this site, or any errors and omissions on this site, whether in contract, tort or otherwise and whether such loss or damage is foreseen or forseeable. This includes but is not restricted to indirect, consequential, special or exemplary damages, loss of business, loss of profit, loss of revenue, loss of opportunity, loss of reputation, loss of data and loss suffered by third parties. This does not exclude our liability for fraud, or for death or personal injury caused by our negligence, or for any other liability which cannot be excluded or limited by law.
We make no representations and give no warranties with regard to the quality, suitability, reliability, compatibility, accuracy, non-infringement or completeness of the contents of this website, and any implied warranties are excluded to the extent permitted by law.
We do not warrant that this website, the server that supplies it or any other of our systems will be uninterrupted or free of errors, viruses or bugs and we shall not be liable if this site is inaccessible at any time. Access may be suspended temporarily without notice for technical reasons or for reasons over which we have no control.
19. Data protection
We will use your personal details to administer this site. From time to time, we may send direct marketing or promotional material information from us or selected third parties. You can indicate you do not wish to receive such material by editing your account preferences here.
If we find your use of this site seriously inappropriate, offensive or disruptive, we may use information we have about you to stop such conduct, and this may include informing relevant third parties such as your employer, school, email provider or, in the case of any suspected unlawful activity, the police.
Further privacy terms are given in the Privacy Policy.
22. Jurisdiction
These Terms shall be governed by the laws of England and Wales and any disputes will be submitted to and resolved by the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.
If any of these terms are determined to be illegal, invalid or otherwise unenforceable by any court then, to the extent to which that term is illegal, invalid or unenforceable, it shall be severed and deleted from these Terms and the remaining terms shall remain in full force and effect.
Newsquest Media Group Limited is registered in England and Wales with company number 1676637, with registered address at Loudwater Mill, Station Road, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. HP10 9TY.
External contributors
If you are contributing material to our publications, it is essential that you should read, understand and accept the following Terms. If you do contribute material, you will be deemed to be doing so in full knowledge and acceptance of these Terms. If you have any questions, please contact the relevant Editor.
Unless otherwise agreed in writing by a local publisher, these Terms apply to all Publications (including the title publishing these Terms) produced by a company within the Newsquest Media Group in England and Wales, all being subsidiary companies of Gannett U.K. Limited. Your agreement is with the Newsquest Media Group publishing company producing the relevant Publication ("we", "us" "our"). Local terms apply to Publications produced by Newsquest (Herald & Times) Limited in Scotland and external contributors must check the local websites or enquire directly. Otherwise, these Terms set out our agreement with professional freelances (including news and photo agencies) and other external contributors to our Publications, including bloggers and 'citizen journalists' who are authorised by us in writing to upload blogs to our websites, (in each case "you" or "your").
The Works of non-commissioned casual contributors of user-generated content ("UGC") to our websites, including website comment pages, are not governed by these Terms, but rather by local user terms published on the relevant website itself. UGC is not edited, selected or otherwise pre-moderated by us but uploaded directly by the contributor, who is liable in law for such material.
In these Terms:
- "Publication" means any title or other publication (existing now created in the future) in any medium or format (whether such medium exists now or is invented in the future), however accessed, distributed or stored (including print, online, electronic, broadcast, and telephonic media, access or distribution by PC or mobile or tablet apps or other portable devices, or access, distribution or storage on disc or tape or any other platform or means) and in all that publication's issues, editions, versions, parts, supplements and archives.
- "Work" means any copyright work as defined in copyright legislation (including written material, photographs, sound, video and graphic materials) and covers unused Work intended for use by us as well background Work gathered or created in connection with a Work which is intended for use. Work includes any Work commissioned by us from freelances (including commissioned 'bloggers' or 'citizen journalists' online) or which is submitted speculatively to us and accepted by us in writing.
- References to the "use" of a Work by us include reproduction, display, publication, transmission, distribution, storage and any other use or re-use.
- Any words following the words 'including', 'include', 'in particular', 'for example' or any similar expression shall be construed as illustrative and shall not limit the sense of the words, description, definition, phrase or term preceding those words.
- Unless the context otherwise requires, words in the singular shall include the plural and in the plural shall include the singular.
- Notices required to be in writing may include emails.
By submitting to us any Work for our use, or by agreeing to prepare Work or by using any of our websites, you agree to be legally bound by these Terms which will take effect immediately. If you do not agree to be legally bound by all of the Terms you must not accept a commission from us for any Work or offer your Work for use by us. If you do, you will be deemed to have read, agreed and accepted these Terms.
This agreement replaces and supersedes any existing agreement between you and us in relation to your Work, which automatically ends on your submission of Work to us under these Terms.
This agreement between you and us is subject to the laws and the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.
These Terms cannot be varied except with the express written agreement of the Editor of the relevant Publication. We may change these Terms at any time and it is your sole responsibility to check online for any changes before you offer any Work or accept any commission from us to produce Work. Any Work supplied to us for use is deemed to have been supplied in acceptance of the most recent version of the Terms as displayed on the relevant Publication's website at the time of your contribution or commission. Your continued or renewed contribution of Work after such changes are posted means you agree to be bound by these Terms as they have been amended.
Grant of rights in the Work
The legal copyright in the Work is retained by you. By your agreement to these Terms, you give us the rights in the Work which are set out below. Subject to these Terms and in particular the proviso for commissioned Work below, Our rights in the Work are non-exclusive, which means that you can also use the Work as you wish at the same time as we use it.
Where a Work is specifically commissioned by us or you are a commissioned blogger or citizen journalist, you give us the exclusive right to first use of the Work in any medium as permitted by these Terms. If there is a delay of more than 90 days from our receipt of the Work to its first use by us, then you may apply to the Editor for a written waiver of our exclusive right to first use, which will not be unreasonably refused.
While you retain copyright in the Work, We shall have the following rights (some of which may overlap), which are worldwide, perpetual irrevocable and sub-licensable:
- the right to use and re-use the Work in any of our Publications;
- the right to syndicate, distribute and license the Work to third parties;
- the rights to use the title, format and any pseudonym associated with the Work;
- the right to store your Work in any archive or database in any medium or format existing now or created in the future and to make such archive or database available to the public (whether or not for a fee);
- the right to edit, amend, cut, translate or otherwise alter your Work as we may consider appropriate;
- the right to authorise the Newspaper Licensing Agency ("NLA") to distribute or license the distribution of your Work (or links to your Work in our online Publications, archives or databases) for its licensed purposes as may be amended from time to time;
- the right to authorise third party information providers to use your Work as published or otherwise used in our Publications in their databases (in any medium or format and on any platform) for search and copying by their end users;
- The right to use the Work and any image of you or other personal details for the purposes of publicity or marketing or any other purpose in connection with the exercise of our rights under this agreement with you.
If you exercise any of your retained rights in respect of the Work, you agree to ensure that your use will not conflict with our use of the Work or any other of our legitimate commercial interests, and you will procure an acknowledgement to us and our relevant Publication in any further use you might make of your Work, together with a link to the Work on our relevant website wherever possible.
You acknowledge that as a matter of law moral rights do not arise in connection with current affairs reporting or any publication in newspapers or magazines, but to the extent that moral rights may be applicable to any use of a Work permitted under this agreement you waive them unless otherwise agreed in writing with the Editor.
Many Works are commissioned or accepted by us without payment of a fee. In any such case, you agree that the opportunity to have your Work published or considered for use by us is adequate consideration for the rights granted to us in this agreement. No fee will be payable unless the Editor of the relevant Publication has expressly agreed in writing in advance of commission or acceptance to pay you a fee for your Work. If a fee is agreed, it will be a single all-inclusive fee for all the rights granted above. The fee will be fixed at our prevailing standard rates, as may be published and varied from time to time, unless otherwise expressly agreed in writing by the Editor. The fee includes the cost of delivering the Work and all customary expenses incurred by you in researching and creating it. Any additional expenses or payments must be approved in advance by the Editor in writing. Provided that the Work is delivered and complies with these Terms (and any additional or substitute terms agreed in writing), payment will be made at the end of the month following the month of our first use of the Work. In respect of a Work that we have agreed to pay for, we will also pay you 50% of the net revenue actually received by us in respect of a one-off syndication of an individual Work of yours to an end-user customer of ours for print publication.
We are not under any obligation to use your Work. If we have commissioned a Work from you and a payment is agreed but we do not use the Work, you will be paid in full subject to these Terms (unless the Work has been rejected because it does not comply with our editorial standards). If you are not commissioned but submit a Work speculatively and it is initially accepted for use for an agreed fee though we decide later not to use it for any reason, you will not receive a fee but all rights in the Work will revert to you. No Work is accepted under these Terms unless and until it is expressly accepted in writing (including email) by the Editor or by an authorised person acting on the Editor's behalf or it is actually used by us in a Publication.
You warrant in respect of the Work you offer or contribute that:
- it is your own original work and (unless otherwise stated by you in writing) it has not been previously published in print or online;
- you have obtained any necessary consent or licence required for our use of the Work and our acceptance or use of the Work will not infringe any person's rights, including copyright and other intellectual property rights, performance rights, or rights of privacy or confidentiality, data protection or any other right;
- in producing your Work you have complied with the Data Protection Act 1998;
- your Work is not defamatory of any person or other legal entity; and
- our acceptance or use of the Work will not put us in contempt of court or otherwise in breach of civil or criminal law (including laws relating to harassment, trespass, bribery or disclosure of personal data).
You agree to indemnify us fully against all damages, losses, costs and expenses (including reasonable legal costs) and other liabilities incurred or suffered by us as a result of any claim from a third party arising from or in connection with your breach of your warranties or other obligations under these Terms.
Our editorial standards
Our reputation is very important to us. You agree that you will produce the Work to the highest professional and ethical standards, including compliance with the Editorial Code of Practice of the Independent Press Standards Organisation.
We reserve the right to reject a Work (and cancel any agreed fee) that in our opinion:
- does not comply with the Editorial Code of Practice or which otherwise puts you in breach of these Terms; or
- does not achieve a suitable standard of editorial quality.
In respect of any Work of Yours that has been commissioned, accepted or used by us:
- you will tell the Editor of our relevant Publication without delay if you become aware at any time of any information that may cast doubt on information or claims affecting or contained in your Work or any other legal or compliance risk relating to the Work; and
- if you become aware of any complaint about your Work at any time, you should not reply to the complainant but rather notify the Editor of our relevant Publication immediately in writing.
We will have sole control over the handling of any complaint about your Work and you will co-operate fully with us in order to resolve it. You will ensure that you keep all your notes and research materials and, if we ask, you will provide us with such notes and materials, together with all other relevant background information and access to your sources where reasonably necessary for compliance or legal purposes. You will not mention or discuss a complaint with any person without the Editor's prior written approval.
You confirm in respect of your contribution of any Work that you are an independent self-employed contractor and we shall not be liable for any of your acts or omissions in connection with the Work you submit. You are solely responsible for the payment of all your taxes and national insurance and you are not entitled to any pension or other benefit offered to our employees.


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A fire started for unknown reasons Sunday afternoon in the berm between U.S. Highway 6 and Hospital Drive. When fire crews arrived, they were able to extinguish flames quickly.
This fire is a reminder that as weather continues to warm up, the level of fire hazards will rise as well.
A wet spring has led to above-normal growth of vegetation. Many of the quick-growing grasses and weeds will dry out quickly and create a quick-burning tinder that will ignite easily.
An act as simple as throwing a cigarette butt out of a car window could have far reaching and long lasting effects.
With these conditions, all Carbon County residents are reminded to be especially careful as they celebrate holidays this weekend and throughout the year. The Bureau of Land Management, the U.S. Forest Service, cities and counties all have established policies regarding burning.
Fireworks, especially those brought into this state illegally, can ignite the dry undergrowth. Those that travel into more remote areas are urged to be particularly careful with their campfires and barbecues.
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POTSDAM Since the idea of hosting town hall meetings for the districts teachers to voice their concerns with the mandated Common Core curriculum first surfaced, Potsdam Central School Board of Education President Christopher C. Cowen said support for the meetings has been overwhelming.
I have not heard of anybody who didnt like the idea, Mr. Cowen said, adding that in order to keep the meetings somewhat focused, it would be best to focus on one or two topics.
Mr. Cowen suggested discussing the Common Core, as well as changes to the way special education services are offered.
Board of education member James Hubbard agreed.
However we do it, it has to be focused, he said.
Board member Rachel H. Wallace then suggested holding several smaller forums rather than one large one.
You might have different concerns in kindergarten and first grade than you would in seventh and eighth grade, she said, adding people might also feel more comfortable speaking in front of a smaller group.
Board member Frederick C. Stone Jr. also said that it will be important to quell expectations heading into the forums.
If topics or concerns are brought up, we better follow up with them and that will take a lot of time, Mr. Stone said.
One of the things Ms. Wallace said she has heard about the new curriculum is teachers are being given mixed messages about how much flexibility they have.
The message isnt really clear, she said. At the same time we are telling them to follow the modules, we want some leeway for teachers to be themselves. Im not sure what we can do to alleviate that.
With the implementation of the Common Core also came predetermined lesson plans created by a company hired by New York state and released to teachers as they become available. One frustration that teachers have expressed is these plans arent arriving in time for the teachers to review them before they actually have to teach them. Another complaint commonly shared by teachers is the plans are taking much longer to teach than theyre supposed to, with some teachers reporting a 20-minute plan can take 45 minutes or more.
Mr. Brady said nothing but time will be able to make all of the stress go away.
Im not sure if we can alleviate all the teachers anxiety, he said. Its going to take some time.
Prior to the boards discussion, Mr. Brady played a video clip for board members from NBC News Education Nation series about the education system in Massachusetts, where the state strengthened its education standards on its own 20 years ago.
Massachusetts went down that road 20 years ago, and now its starting to pay off, said NBC Education Reporter Rheema Ellis in the piece, noting that if Massachusetts were a nation, its eighth-graders would rank sixth in math behind only South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Japan. In science, their results are even better, trailing only Singapore.
There might be some hope in the future, Mr. Brady said. I thought it would be helpful to hear some perspective from people in a state thats already been through it.
Mr. Cowen though wasnt entirely sold on the positive side of the piece.
Theyve been at it for 20 years, and theyre just now starting to see the change, he said, noting thats essentially the equivalent of an entire generation of students not receiving the education they deserve.
While none of the forums have been scheduled, Mr. Cowen said he will work with Mr. Brady and the districts other administrators to begin scheduling the meetings.
Everything Im hearing is theyre (teachers) very happy that the board is showing an interest in this, he said.
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In a dramatic presentation at their church located at 111 Long Street, St. Rose of Lima School's class of 2012 performed an interpretation of the Stations of the Cross Friday evening. With the help of the parish choir, eighth graders gave a powerful reenactment of Jesus' walk to Calvary in 14 vignettes, including the fifth station, in which Simon of Cyrene, played by Jacob Clark, helped Christ carry the cross. Linden Padien played Jesus.
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Winter Online Auction
The South Dakota State athletic department posted 10 items up for bid on the Winter Online Auction (Dec. 3-12).
Fans can bid on a variety of unique items from various Jackrabbit sports. Proceeds from this year's auction benefit student-athlete scholarships at SDSU.
The auction is live from Monday, Dec. 3, through Wednesday, Dec. 12.
This month's auction includes:
One-hour appearance by Jack
Signed program from the women's basketball game versus No. 15 Nebraska
Autographed wrestling poster
Autographed women's basketball poster
Autographed men's basketball poster
Courtside tickets for the men's basketball game versus Oakland
Courtside tickets for the women's basketball game versus North Dakota State
Courtside tickets for wrestling's dual versus Northern Iowa
Basketball autographed by women's basketball team
Autographed football game program versus Eastern Illinois (FCS first round)
The auction closes on Wednesday, Dec. 12, at 7 p.m. Winners to be notified shortly after the conclusion of the auction.
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City of Watertown officials intend to send off revised plans next week for the $1.5 million in renovations to accommodate a second City Court judge.
Engineer Kurt W. Hauk outlined preliminary plans for the second courtroom to the City Council on Monday night. The Fifth Judicial District will review the modified plans before sending them off to Albany for final approval.
Were going to give them the floor plan and theyll either kind of give us a thumbs up to proceed or they may have tweaks they want us to do or make us start again from scratch, Mr. Hauk said.
Judge Catherine J. Palermo will become the second full-time city judge after the state Legislature passed legislation last year to increase the number of judges across the state.
The modified plans feature a new configuration for the first-floor courtroom in City Hall. It switches the location of the judges bench, which now will face the same direction as the judge in the other courtroom.
The engineering office has been forced to work around ceiling heights of 8 and 10 feet in the new courtroom, Mr. Hauk said, adding he does not know how long the state review will take or when the project will start.
The required renovations include converting some court office space into a second courtroom; adding judge chambers and an office for another court clerk; relocating office space in another part of the court complex, and creating space for a secure prisoner holding area at the back of the building.
The actual costs could change, Mr. Hauk said.
The city is required to pay for the renovations, while the state Office of Court Administration is responsible for judge and court staff salaries.
Ms. Palermos full-time status becomes effective April 1; her term ends in 2018.
City Council members appointed Judge Palermo a part-time judge in January 2012, when Judge James C. Harberson retired. She replaced Judge Eugene R. Renzi after he was elected to the full-time position in November 2011.
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John Mayer was recently lauded by Rolling Stone for his massive guitar talent. This folio features notes and guitar tab for all 12 songs from
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ORANGEVILLE - Keith A. Rasmussen, age 79, returned to his Heavenly Father on Thursday, Oct. 16, 2008, in Price.
He was born April 5, 1929 in Orangeville to Merrald and Mildred Van Buren Rasmussen. Keith married Bonnie Bell on Dec. 9, 1949 in the Manti LDS Temple. Together, they were blessed with five children. She passed away on May 17, 2002. He married Barbara Graff on July 21, 2007 in Castle Dale.
Keith grew up in Orangeville and graduated from North Emery High School.
He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served in many capacities, including a mission with his wife, Bonnie, in the Minneapolis, Minn., mission and as workers in the Manti LDS Temple.
He was very generous with his time and talents and enjoyed the opportunities to be of service to the Lord and others.
Keith enjoyed driving truck for nearly 60 years for Deseret Transportation and Nielson Construction.
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Funeral services were Monday, Oct. 20, at the Orangeville 3rd LDS Ward Chapel.Viewing was Sunday, Oct. 19, at Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale and Monday one hour prior to services at the church. Interment followed at the Orangeville City Cemetery.


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MATTHEWS, NORTH CAROLINA -- I purchased a ring from Sam's jewelry department in the amount of around $3500.00. The ring needed to be sized and the representative informed me it would take 4 to 8 weeks. I informed the Sales Rep ** that I wanted it sooner than that. ** replied telling me I could take my ring to Jared's and they would size it for me all in the same day. ** also stated Sam's sends rings to Jared's for sizing and this would be where she would take it.
I had questions about the warranty and she explained to me if I purchased the extended warranty I would be covered at a 100% in addition to the fact that I had 90 days to return the ring if I was not satisfied with the Sam's return policy. I took my ring to Jared's as advised and had it sized. Around 40 days later my ring was completely turned in color and looked terrible. I took the ring back to Sam's expressing my concerns and desire to return the ring. The representative called over the manager ** telling me she could not return such a large purchase without manager approval.
When ** the manager approached me he stated that the sales representative ** had informed him that I took my ring elsewhere and had it sized. I told him that was correct and that I had been advised to do so by his representative ** who sold me the ring to begin with. The representative ** agreed that she had recommended I take the ring to Jared's for sizing.
The manager proceed to inform me that my warranty was no longer valid including my extended warranty which I had purchased and that he would have to call the manufacturer to determine what he could do for me. He told me not to worry at this time as he felt a solution could in fact be reached. He called me back the next day and told me there was nothing he could do for me, that I was no longer covered by the 90-day money back guarantee or by the extended warranty I had purchased. I asked him how could this be when I was advised by the sales Rep who sold me the ring to take my ring to Jared's to be sized and was never informed it would void my warranty.
He stated to me he understands my frustration but there was nothing he could do for me. I asked to speak to the GM and he said he was not there that I would have to call back the next day. I called the next day and the GM said he would like to speak to the sales representative first and he would call me back. When he called me back he stated that the sales representative ** stated she did refer me to Jared's but also informed me that if I took my ring to Jared's if would void my warranty. He told me he believed her and that there was nothing he could do for me. That my ring was no longer covered under any circumstances at all.
I informed him that the representative ** had never told me taking my ring to Jared's would void my warranty and explained to him had she in fact informed me of such I would have left my ring with Sam's for sizing due to the importance of having a valid warranty for such an expensive item. I asked him why from a consumer's stand point would I still purchase the extended warranty, then take the ring to Jared's for sizing if I had truly been informed it would void my warranty.
Explaining to him that I was very adamant about ensuring I was covered and had an extensive conversation with ** the representative about coverage which is why I purchased the extended warranty to ensure I was covered at 100%. I asked many questions about the warranty to the representative **. With all my questions and my deep concern why would she refer to me to a place that would void my warranty? The ring has a 2.1 karat diamond and anyone in their right mind would ensure all measures would be taken in order to protect/cover the ring in case of a loss stone or any damages which is why I purchased the extended warranty.
The representative changed her story with each manager. When we first spoke and she called the first manager over she never stated that she informed me this would void my warranty. It was not until the GM spoke to her alone that I was told that she had stated she had informed me of the void in warranty in addition to advising me to take it to Jared's. If I had been informed it would void both my 8-year warranty that I had purchased in addition to the 90 money back guaranteed that was automatically offered with the purchase then I would have waited any amount of time in order to get my ring sized through the proper channels.
I asked him to take a step back and look at the picture logically and tell me if he thinks I would have purchased the extended warranty knowing I was only going to void it by taking the ring to Jared's. I also asked him "Why would she even refer me to Jared's in the first place if she knew it would void my warranty?" I also asked "Why would she not tell me upfront that anything done to the ring must be completed by Sam's or it would void my warranty and NOT mention other options as they should not be followed for complete insurance of warranty coverage for my purchase?"
The GM did not want to hear anything I had to say and said he could not do anything for me. My ring was purchased Mother's Day weekend. I was in Sam's June 24 speaking to a manager about my concerns. My 90 money back guaranteed is still valid at this point, but no one is willing to help make this right.
BENTONVILLE, ARKANSAS -- The moral of my experiences with Sam's Club is that I'll never taker part in any of their auctions ever again. They are not real, nor are they run by a trustworthy merchant. Late in Nov 2013 I bid on an item on the auction site and was notified via e-mail by Sam's Club that my bid had won and that I was going to be advised of the detailed shipping charges once the item is shipped. That was the last I heard from the Club about the item I am supposed to have won. On Dec 7, I called customer service to find out why I did not receive the item, nor heard from the Club about when it was going to be shipped.
As it appears to be the case with all Sam's Club employees, they are trained to be arrogant and discourteous with consumers when it comes to dealing with complaints. This one began by falsely claiming that they could not verify my credit card which resulted in canceling the order. When I pointed out to her that I had other orders go through with Sam's Club.com before and after this auction item without any problem and that I NEVER received any advise from Sam's Club that there were any issues with the verification of the credit card that needed to be addressed, she plead ignorance about why I did not hear from the Club.
Judging that it was a total waste of time continuing to deal with her, I asked to speak to her supervisor. When the latter came on the phone she gave me an entirely different story. Now, she claimed that when they went to pull the item from their inventory they discovered that it is damaged and decided that it could not be shipped to me and the order was cancelled as a result. When questioned about why another item was not ordered from their supplier and sent to me, she responded by saying that the items offered on the auction site are DISCONTINUED items that are one of a kind and cannot be replaced.
Once again that was a false claim because I bid on a camera that is still offered in the Club in my area. She had no answer when I referred her to the case of the camera. She could not explain to me either why I was never notified by the club of the cancellation of the order which resulted from my winning auction bid, nor the reason for the cancellation. And that is from a multi-billion dollar company that appears to present itself as one that does not seem to know how to run its business based on my experience. All she could offer me was a suggestion that I continue to monitor the auction site in anticipation of the return of this item to the auction block and re-bid on it.
She forgot that she had already mentioned that the item is "DISCONTINUED" and that's how it ended up on the auction site back toward the end of November in the first place. In turn, I told her that Sam's Club Auctions are a total waste of time and are not worth wasting the energy on, based on two experiences of such extremely poor service, and that I'll seriously consider stopping doing ANY business with Sam's Club as an unworthy merchant.
ROGERS, ARKANSAS -- I went to Sam's Club to have four new tires placed on my 2004 Dodge Pickup. I dropped my vehicle off and gave instruction where not to park the vehicle when done. I came back later and noticed my vehicle was parked exactly there. I went in and got my keys and went back to truck and found the vehicle unlocked on the parking lot.
I went back in and complained. All I got was "Sorry about that sir..." I checked out a few items and went back to my vehicle and noticed that there was over 5 oz weight on the front passenger tire over 3 oz on front driver tires and the same on the rear tires.
I went in to complain and got no where - was told that it was because my truck was out of alignment. I tried to get the tire dept to look at it and he stated "Sorry about that sir" and refused to look at vehicle or try to rebalance the tire. I don't know a lot about tires but do know that is a lot of weight. I left upset. While driving home I almost lost control of my vehicle and went into a sideways skid on the interstate. I made it home and checked my tire pressure. 90 pounds in driver rear 80 in passenger and 60 in the front tires. My truck recommends 50 and 80.
I drove truck to a local tire shop and have the tires checked. (Again driving 40 miles an hour there the truck was unsteady and as if driving on ice - almost had accident several times from vehicle swaying.) Tire shop check my alignment and found it to be good, found the tires to have run out in all tires. I was told that who ever did the tires at Sam's Club had to known they were bad and dangerous. I called 4 tire's shops also asking about the weight issue and they all stated the same thing. I went back to Sam's Club and they repaid me the 100 $ took the tires and checked them, they replaced one tire and sent me on the road again.
Drove down interstate again vibration and swaying occurred again. I went back and argued over returning the tires. They finally agreed to upgrade them but I had to pay difference. No big deal except I spent over 14 hours trying to get tires on my truck between the two days. I was stuck at Sam's today for over 6 hours. When they went to replace the defective tires (which they finally admitted all were bad) I was told I was 3rd in line!!! I have been there 4 hours at this point!!!!!!
They were rude and acted like they were doing me a favor paying me the 100 dollars for the balance and wheel work they refused to do on NEW TIRES. I will never buy from Sam's Club Tire Department Again. SAM'S CLUB IN BENTONVILLE/ROGERS ARKANSAS.
I won an auction for a flat screen TV and received the "you won" and "order confirmation" emails. A week later I checked my account and found it had been cancelled. I called and was told they were out of stock yet they sold three more several days after I supposedly won mine but for higher prices. They either cancelled mine and sold it later for a higher price or were selling things they did not have physical possession of. Both are violations of auction fundamentals. I asked for something with similar specs and was told "No". They have no reserve on their auction items.
Since this posting Sam's Club got involved after my phone call complaints and set me up with 3 "private auctions". In theory they located the item and held it for me alone to bid on. They had me place the same bid they could not fulfill previously and I won all three but they were not able to fill the orders after all that. I can't believe their customer service got involved to that point and still could not come up with the item they claimed to have.
YUBA CITY, CALIFORNIA -- I have kept quiet enough in regards to Sam's Club/Walmart Corp. I have never worked ANYWHERE where they treat their employees just like white class sweatshop workers. Sam's Club store 6405 YUBA CITY is a joke. They are uncaring and don't care about us at all. I was told by management that the sale of products is the least of their concerns. We get yelled at and written up if we don't sell a certain number (10) a day of Advantage Plus Memberships and sign people up for Discovery Credit cards because that is where the kickbacks from the company come from.
They even tell us to lie so we get customers to sign up and yet when a customer wants to downgrade they get mad at them. I was not brought up that way and when I talk to customers and see how their day is going and what the deal is really all about, I get written up for spending too much time on them and telling them the truth. I've been in customer service for over 30 years. Customers always come first, but not at Sam's Club. Why am I sharing all this? Because people need to know their true colors. WAKE UP AMERICA. THESE ARE THE PEOPLE THAT ARE KILLING OUR COUNTRY.
Let me tell you exactly what they did to me. On June 18, 2012 my son was in a near fatal motorcycle accident. He is paralyzed from midchest downtown, broke every rib, collapsed lung, damaged liver, in a coma and multiple lacerations. When I called work ** the membership manager said "I guess you're not coming in today". Are you frigging kidding me? No compassion at all. I told her I had an 8-hour horrifying drive by myself and had no idea when I would be back. Her comment "I guess I will take you off the schedule."
No "Can I help in any way?", no bucket to help with living expense since Sam's Club is known for only giving a max of 10-15 hrs a week if you're lucky and yet they make themselves look good by giving away $50,000 and Walmart giving the same to people on TV's "extreme weight loss edition" only to make themselves look good. They think they look great when all the while they treat their employees no better than upper class sweatshop workers always yelling at us and belittle us in front of customers.
Oh yeah they said I still have a job but conveniently can't find a place for me. So I have a very sick son, bills I can't pay, no job, no food. Thanks to the WONDERFUL people at SAM'S CLUB /WALMART. We make them rich while they make us poor. WELCOME TO CORPORATE AMERICA PEOPLE.
LITHONIA, GEORGIA -- On 5-19-2012 I had the worst experience with Sam's Club bakery. I placed an order on Tuesday 5-15-2012 for a graduation cake. The cake was supposed to be design 4. This is the cupcake & cake combination. The cake was to have the graduated picture on top of the cake. On Saturday I arrived to pick up cake and the cake was not as I ordered. The bakery staff proceeded to inform me that you could not get that design with a full sheet. And I explained that's not what the other staff member stated at the time of order. So they offered me the cake at 1/2 price for the error.
However, proceeding to the cashier I notice the cake sinking in the middle. And I was not the only one. The cashier and then another worker noticed the cake. So cashier contacted the manager to inform her this. The manager ** came over and still only offered the cake at 1/2 price or wait for another. I had already informed them of my time frame and it was not possible for me to wait that's why I ordered ahead. So I end up taking the cake at the advice of the cashier and was informed to return letting them know of my dissatisfaction.
However, upon leaving the store the cake starting sinking some more. ** stated the cake was fully done because they don't bake them fresh - the cakes are frozen. And then the person at the cashier at the customer service counter states that her cake was the same way and she had no complaint. I state to the manager that I felt I should get refund. My cake should be free because of the way it looked. She informed me that it was not possible and that I could take it or wait for another. I took the cake because was not getting anywhere with this matter so I took the cake and contacted corporate regarding my issue.
Corporate offered me a full refund and to report this matter to the Store Manager. Not only do they need train the bakery department, they need to send the manager ** to a customer service class. I know we are human and people make mistakes. However, when the manager in charge has a "I don't give a damn" attitude towards the customer, especially when you know it's a problem that makes the customer more angry. So I suggest to anyone that is going to use the Sam's Club bakery at 2994 Turner Hill Rd. Lithonia, GA, please pick up your cake 3 hours ahead of your event just in case you have issues.
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA -- A few weeks ago my wife and I went to Sam's Club for our bi-weekly shopping excursion. As usual after we checked out, we had to present ourselves for a search on the way out of the store to make sure we were not stealing anything. Once we got to the door, the lady nabbed the receipt out of my hand. I spoke up and said, "Before you begin, can I ask you something?" The lady put her arms down at her side and looked at my face as if to give me her full attention. I asked, "If I refuse to let you search me, will my membership be revoked?" The lady looking rather surprised at my question said, "No". I then said, "I refuse to be searched".
I tried to take my receipt back, but she grasped it very hard and it tore as I took it back. Feeling victorious we left the store and made our way back to the car. My wife and I agreed at this point that we would just refuse to be searched on subsequent visits. Today, my wife made our usual trip to Sam's Club. She spent about an hour gathering items and finally made it to the checkout line. After emptying the contents of the cart on the belt, they scanned her card and informed her that her membership was expired. My wife told the cashier that was ridiculous that she had already paid to renew the membership.
The cashier told her she needed to go talk to Customer Service to straighten it out. My wife then went and stood in line at Customer Service where she was told that the membership was revoked because her husband was drunk and belligerent when leaving the store. She then demanded to speak to the manager. When the manager arrived, he pulled up our records and said that the "Loss Prevention" manager revoked our membership because her husband had purchased and was consuming alcoholic beverages and was belligerent to the lady that was trying to search the cart.
My wife explained that this was ridiculous that her husband had politely asked if our membership would be revoked if we refused to be searched and that she clearly said, "No". The manager had a record of our last purchases and my wife asked him to show her the alcoholic beverages that we supposedly purchased. He replied that we had many items, but when we get a membership we agree to be searched when leaving the store.
My wife replied that their rules do not supersede the United States constitution. He replied by telling her that only her husband was banned and that she could still purchase a membership. The implication being that as long as she behaved herself and submit to being searched there would not be any problem.
A few weeks ago, I felt empowered that I stood up for my rights and freedoms. Now we know that the price for this was slander, embarrassment and a very big hassle for my wife. Both Sam's Club and Wal-Mart lost a customer today because of this too. Maybe someone else hearing this story will be inspired to stand up for their rights. My guess is that Sam's Club can't accuse everyone being a belligerent drunk for not following their rules.
I recently won a bid @ Sam's Club Online Auction on a 1 ct Asscher-Cut Diamond Ring. It was a successful bid closing @ a good price for me, the consumer, but apparently not for them, for on the following day instead of receiving an email regarding shipping of my item I received an email advising me that due to human error that the item was not available. I feel that this may be a case of auction fraud with the seller refusing to sell an item on a successfully won bid due to the winning bid amount being less than they anticipated. I am extremely disappointed as I monitored this item for hours bidding back & forth until I finally won my ring.
It was such a stressful bidding process but I was so excited since my husband had agreed that it was okay to bid on it. We've been looking at buying a ring for months now but was unable to afford any of the ones we really liked, then to find this beautiful ring & actually win the bid was unreal. It was our blessing so to speak. I still have faith in Sam's Club in that this issue will be corrected/resolved for Sam's Club is a retailer in which I have trusted and patronized for a number of years. Disappointment both verbally & also written, I have now mailed a letter to the corp office as well as emailed the auction team, no response yet.
I am cautioning anyone who's bidding with Sam's Club to be careful especially with an item that you really want because if it's a big ticket item where your winning bid may have closed at a good price - just be aware that if the price is too good you may not receive it after all.
MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA -- I was going to check out the new Sam's Club that just opened nearby before I purchased a Club membership. I was told by a Sam's Club representative at Walmart that the gas prices at their petrol station would be much cheaper than gas at nearby stations - this was a lie. It was the same price as the other gas stations only a few yards away. I was going to apply for the Sam's Club credit card but it said that I had to purchase a membership before I applied for the credit card, so I decided to apply for a temporary pass to see if the membership would be worth my money.
When I first went into Sam's Club I was scolded for entering the Photo Center. I told the lady I was just looking for future purchases. Secondly my husband asked another employee if an item was in stock, she looked at him in a nasty manner and basically told him to get lost. I received a temporary member number and I was going to purchase some items at the new Sam's Club, but a cashier in the self-service lane came out of nowhere and was very hostile. We said that we had a temporary number and she tried to enter it and it would not work, she then became extremely rude and insinuated that we were doing something underhanded.
I said that I went online and considered purchasing a membership online and she lied and told me that no one could purchase a membership online. That was a complete lie because I was thinking of buying one before I applied for the credit card. I went back home and sure enough one can purchase a membership online. In this economy why is Sam's Club employing rude, New Yorkers that look like they belong in a trailer park? Surely they could have found a better caliber of employee than these rude, lying, nasty persons.
ANCHORAGE, ALASKA -- I had been to Walmart numerous times this summer and each time they pushed to get me to sign up for a Sam's club membership. I finally gave in and was talked into a plus membership with the promise of special deals, early and late shopping events with great deals for Plus members that they appreciate. We were notified of a special event on 18 Aug between 7 and 9 PM. We arrived at 7:30 PM and expected to enter and see what specials they have. As we walked toward the door we saw a line of 30-50 people waiting to get into the store. It was lightly raining.
The store was letting 15 people at a time enter the store. When I asked why we were waiting outside in the rain to get to a special event when we had paid extra for a plus membership. I talked to a lady who had come out to talk to customers waiting and she said they couldn't let everyone in at once because they were not staffed to do so. I then asked to talk to a manager - a man she identified as **. When I asked him why we were waiting in line in the rain to get in to a special event he indicated that everyone was waiting not just me - that was not the question I wanted answered.
As we spoke his voice was raised and I matched his volume level with my own. I finally asked for my membership dues back and he said after everyone was let in and taken care of then he would take care of me. I then asked him to re-affirm he said I just had to wait until everyone else was taken care of and he said "Yes" - his entire staff is there to take care of members. I reminded him I still am a member and showed him my card.** was rude and condescending. If this is how Sam's Club treats their Plus members I don't want to know how they treat regular customers or employees.
I thought a Plus membership meant I was going to be one of Sam's elite members but instead was treated worse than I have ever been treated by any retailer or wholesale organization. I left the store because I wasn't about to stand around in the rain to spend money at a store and I will return and ask for my membership refund - I hope Sam's honors that!!!!


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Fingers crossed for a summer release
This receives all of my yes.
I didn't even know there was going to be a direct today! Man, I'm out of the loop.
I...I...I...y....you win Nintendo, you win. Now shut up and take my money!
That trailer gave me multiple orgasams!
GG Sony and Micro$oft.
I personally would love to see Zexal burn, but for those that liked it, enjoy.
My God, some of these comments are hurting my brain. If you don't like project fine, but that doesn't give you the right to sh*t all over their hard work. It may be hard to believe, but just because YOU don't like something that doesn't mean everyone else has the same opinion.
Hmm... I approve of this game.
Dear God. Knuckles, what did they do to you !?
This whole thing bites since starfox is my favorite Nintendo franchise. Seriously, if the wii u doesn't get a starfox or f-zero i'm going to be pretty irritated.
.... lol what? That was pathetic on so many levels. Wow....just wow.
Give me a story trailer for X and my life will be partially complete.
Meh, can't say i really expected much from this game.
Regardless of its score, i'm still going to buy it. Sonic has a special space in my heart.
Da **** did I just read. Aren't they I don't know... a little late.
As long as their games get localized and stay on Nintendo and Sony platforms , I'm completely fine. Now about Persona 5....
dat wii fit trainer
Looks amazing, I'll be picking this up along with some rpg's for my soon to be bought ps3.
Eh, i could really care less about it. I don't like the direction GTA has been going. They've been degrading females a little to much for my tastes. I have to draw the line somewhere. Also some of the crimes the player commits sicken me. That being said i do enjoy San Andreas on my PC.
I can't wait for sonic lost world to come out! That game looks just amazing. Less speed more platforming. Something previous 3d sonic games lacked if you ask me. I wouldn't be surprised if it becomes the best one ever. ( minus sonic 2)
I hope its a new Okami game. Okami-den didn't do it for me. Though I'd be glad with a new IP or something. Hmmmmmm the possibilities.
That thing is as ugly as sin...
That's amazing! I'm happy to see that Jennifer can join in with her family.
Wow this just blew away best wishes in a little over 1:00. If you ask me this is what should have happened in the first place.
I'll probably download cloudberry kingdom today. Its just a matter of when it comes on eshop
I'm eagerly awaiting cloudberry kingdom. I'm always up for a challenge.
Well done sega , well done. My only problem is that its coming out in the same month as a whole bunch of other games. Man I'm going to be so broke...
I don't think people would cheat if EV training wasn't such a tedious process. It might be fun the first few times, but after some 1000+ hours, it becomes something you'd want to skip. If all they are doing is skipping training, and using legit stats/ moves I don't have a problem. Not everyone has time to train entire teams. Though Ive never heard of Rgn or what not. The only service I'm familiar with is Pokegen.
I'd download it, if the case wasn't so awesome. Besides Id like to see my collection of blue cases increase :3
I don't care what they do, as long as Ness is in it!
Darn why is time passing so slowly!
Or they could just... you know , get a Nintendo system. Rocket science right?
I still don't know how to feel about this game. I'll be watching it closely though.
I'm hyped up and ready to go ! Now all I need to do is pass my final exams.
I never played this one. I might try it out.
As long as it's nothing like the werehog I'll be fine. Though I'm looking forward to see what they came up with. I mean the unleashed style gameplay was good.
They said it's action adventure, does that mean it'll be like the adventure titles? If so this will be on top of my games to get. Also if this is true , they better bring back the chao!
All I'm going to say is : SEGA don't mess up!
I just want a video of the wind waker. I want to see how it looks when it moves. Besides that some X news would be greatly appreciated .
I'm ultra excited ! I can't wait to see what the other locations look like! Also I find the female trainer purty, but i'm sticking with the guy though.
The people who are saying "graphics don't matter" need to realize that they do. If a system isn't powerful enough it can run new engines. Then as a result games don't get made for it. (ie. wii) Even though I'm not really a fan of this company, there is some truth in what they are saying. The wii u's CPU isn't all that amazing, and it's gpu is the best either. You can pretty call it "current gen" looking at the specs. I don't doubt that the wii u will have great looking games, but devs are ignoring it left and right. And I would really like to just invest in one console, and get all the games I want, but that's not the case. I see people bashing devs, but I don't think it's their fault.(sometimes) Nintendo has messed up, and I don't see them trying to fix their mistake.
I would buy that in a heart beat.
Very awesome. Though I hope you can do more with the customization. I really like that lizard pokemon. Can't wait to see more.
Wow, that's amazing! Must have taken a lot of practice.
I'm still getting this game to support the developers. It's nice to see that they are working on improving it, but dat Eye of the tiger XD
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Now 19 days missed by Watauga County Schools, as Watauga joined Avery and Ashe in closing schools today due to more winter weather. School closings this week are forcing Watauga Schools to cancel two of the Easter week holidays at the end of next week, making them regular school days.
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