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Dennis Prager, one of America's most respected radio talk show hosts, has been broadcasting in Los Angeles since 1982. Dennis Prager's popular show became nationally syndicated in 1999 and airs live, Monday through Friday, 9am to 12pm (Pacific Time), 12pm to 3pm (Eastern) from his home station, KRLA.
In 1994-95, Dennis Prager also had his own daily national television show. He has frequently appeared on C-SPAN as well as on shows such as Larry King Live, The Early Show on CBS, The Today Show, The O'Reilly Factor, Hardball, Hannity & Colmes and the Dennis Miller Show.
Dennis Prager has written four books, the best-selling "Happiness Is A Serious Problem" (1998, Harper Collins; "Think a Second Time" (1996, Harper Collins) described by Bill Bennett as "one of those rare books that can change an intelligent mind;" "Why the Jews? The Reason for Anti-Semitism" (reissued in 2003 by Touchstone), and "The Nine Questions People Ask about Judaism" (1986, Touchstone), still most used introduction to Judaism in the world. The latter two books were co-authored with Joseph Telushkin.
New York's Jewish Week described Dennis Prager as "one of the three most interesting minds in American Jewish Life." Since 1992, he has been teaching the Bible verse-by-verse at the University of Judaism.
Dennis Prager has engaged in interfaith dialogue with Catholics at the Vatican, Muslims in the Persian Gulf, Hindus in India, and Protestants at Christian seminaries throughout America. For ten years, Dennis Prager conducted a weekly interfaith dialogue on radio, with representatives of virtually every religion in the world.
From 1985 to 1995, Dennis Prager wrote and published the quarterly journal, Ultimate Issue. From 1995 to 2000, he wrote The Prager Perspective. His writings have also appeared in major national and international publications such as Commentary, The Weekly Standard, The Wall Street Journal and the Los Angeles Times. Dennis Prager's newsletter essay on homosexuality and civilization was awarded the $10,000 Amy Foundation First Prize.
Dennis Prager was a Fellow at Columbia University's School of International Affairs, where he did graduate work at the Middle East and Russian Institutes. Dennis Prager was appointed by President Ronald Reagan to the U.S. Delegation to the Vienna Review Conference on the Helsinki Accords. He holds an honorary doctorate of law from Pepperdine University.
Dennis Prager has lectured on all 7 continents, in 45 U.S. states and in 9 of Canada's 10 provinces. He has lectured in Russian in Russia, and in Hebrew in Israel. Hundreds of his lectures are available on tape at his website www.dennisprager.com.
Dennis Prager has made and starred in For Goodness Sake (1991), a video directed by David Zucker (Airplane), shown on Public Television and purchased by hundreds of major companies. For Goodness Sake II (1999) directed by Trey Parker (South Park). In 2002 Dennis produced a documentary , Israel in a Time of Terror (2002), a compelling look at how the average Israeli deals with the daily threat of terror. It has been shown at colleges, universities, churches and synagogues across the country.
Dennis Prager periodically conducts orchestras, and has introduced hundreds of thousands of people to classical music.
In an expression of extraordinary magnanimity, relatives of the black church members murdered in Charleston, S.C., arose one after the other to tell Dylann Roof, the murderer of their loved ones, that they forgive him.
Here's a difference between Left and Right that is rarely noted despite the fact that it is at least as important as any other and even explains many of the other differences.
A fundamental difference between the left and right concerns how each assesses public policies. The right asks, "Does it do good?" The left asks a different question.
The difference between Right and Left addressed in this column concerns a fundamentally different method that each utilizes in order to improve society.
Most Americans hold either liberal or conservative positions on most matters. In many instances, however, they would be hard pressed to explain their position or the position they oppose.
Pamela Geller -- the woman whose group, the American Freedom Defense Initiative, organized the Muhammad cartoon drawing contest in Garland, Texas -- may be the most hated person in America right now. She is certainly the left's chief villain. And, sad to say, though few conservatives hate her, more than a few have condemned her.
Two months ago, The New York Times published an op-ed piece by a professor of philosophy titled, "Why Our Children Don't Think There Are Moral Facts."
Whenever I have received a call from a listener to my radio show challenging Israel's legitimacy, I have asked these people if they ever called a radio show to challenge any other country's legitimacy.
The "Black Lives Matter" campaign is based on as big a lie as the "campus rape culture" lie; the Rolling Stone magazine gang rape at the University of Virginia fraternity lie; the gang rape by the Duke University lacrosse team lie; the "Hands Up, Don't Shoot" Ferguson lie; and all the other lies that animate leftist hysterias.
Hillary Clinton has announced that she is running for president of the United States. What her likely nomination says about the Democratic Party and tens of millions of Americans is depressing.
As one who loves America -- not only because I am American, but even more so because I know (not believe, know) that the American experiment in forming a decent society has been the most successful in history -- I write the following words in sadness: With few exceptions, every aspect of American life is in decline.
It is far easier for an individual to do great evil than to do great good.
American Jews on the left were beside themselves last week. Israel's Jews did something that utterly infuriated these American Jews: Israel's Jews overwhelmingly voted for a man of the right (or for other right-of-center parties). And not just any right-winger, but the only leader in the Western world to publicly differ from their hero, President Barack Obama.
Two weeks ago, a group of students at the University of California at Irvine removed a U.S. flag from a common area of the student government suite.
Twelve years ago, almost to the day, CBS News sent Dan Rather to Baghdad to broadcast an interview with Iraq's tyrant, Saddam Hussein.
There is no question about whether President Obama -- along with Secretary of State John Kerry and the editorial pages of many newspapers -- has a particular dislike of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Regarding Islamic violence -- the greatest world evil since Nazism and Communism -- the president of the United States, his administration, and the left generally live in a make-believe world, a world of denial.
On the happily few occasions when callers to my radio show make a particularly foolish comment, I ask them what graduate school they attended.
Is this true? Of course, not. In our time, major religious violence is in fact "unique to some other place," namely the Islamic world. What other religious group is engaged in mass murder, systematic rape, slavery, beheading innocents, bombing public events, shooting up school children, wiping out whole religious communities and other such atrocities?
In the famous 1997 movie comedy "Liar Liar," actor Jim Carrey plays a lawyer who, as a result of his young son's birthday wish being magically fulfilled, cannot tell a lie -- he can only tell the truth -- for 24 hours. Let's imagine that such a wish forced President Obama to do the same, not for 24 hours, but only during his State of the Union address.
10 Tips to Survive Today's College Campus, or: Everything You Need to Know About College Microaggressions | Larry Elder
"Your Republican Uncle": DNC debuts new website to help slow-witted young liberals talk politics with family on Thanksgiving | Allahpundit
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I have a 2001 dodge dakota with 103,000 miles. It also has a 3.8 V-6. My question is about the transmission. When I come to a stop and then go it seem to still be in high gear, which makes start out slow, but once I get going its fine and shift alright. The engine light is also on so I had it checked for a code and was told it was a dealer problem, didnt give a code. I read up on it and it really didnt help me. I dont want to go to a auto service place without some ideal of what it might be and what it may cost. I had very bad luck with auto repair places. PLEASE HELP.
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AMK leading Micro-finance institution launches Inter-Branch Money Transfer Service Nationwide
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AMK leading Micro-finance institution launches Inter-Branch Money Transfer Service Nationwide
AMK, a leading micro-finance institute (MFI) in Cambodia with more than 250,000 customers, has today launched an inter-branch money transfer service nationwide to provide greater financial services throughout Cambodia.
Customers can send money to their relatives, friends, and partners through AMK's branch network with branch outlets in every province in the country. AMK also offers doorstep delivery service for garment factory workers who want to send money to their family in Mesang district, Prey Veng or Ou Raing Ov districts, Kampongcham.
As a special promotion from today until July 31st, 2011, customer can send money with AMK free of charge.
AMK CEO, Mr. Pete Power said: "AMK sees affordable money transfer services as a key part of our strategy to promote financial inclusion throughout Cambodia."
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Okay, I got around to "Angel One" last night. I know it's dogged a lot around here, but after seeing it for the first time in years, it's not THAT bad. Yes you have the awkward moments, but it was cool seeing Geordi (and then Data) in command as well as Riker having to think on his feet in giving a "Picard-like" speech to Beata without the help of Picard who was incapacitated.
Some more general thoughts on Season 1: I'd forgotten how much Troi and the Doctor were relied upon so early on. By this point the Doctor has cured Picard of about three different types of diseases and Troi has really been Picard's "right-hand woman" (I'd forgotten how much she took charge in Angel One).
Coincidentally, Gates wouldn't be back next season (although for other reasons, as discussed) and Marina was marginalized/written out of about 4 or 5 episodes later in the season and feared she would get the ax too.
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Risk: Factions - Rise of the Zombies
Written Friday, May 21, 2010 By Richard WalkerView author's profile
Risk: Factions seemingly has everything - cats, humans, robots. fighting one another for no other reason than just because... So, what else could it possibly need?
How about zombies? Sure! Why not? Just when you thought that the traditionally po-faced strategy board game couldn't get any stranger, the robots launch a zombie creating bioweapon, and raise the dead.
So that's cats, humans, robots and zombies. What next? Fish? Don't laugh. It could happen.
Risk: Factions is due out on XBLA later this year. Check out the trailer to see the birth of the zombie faction. There are four new screens in the gallery too.


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I want to get a salt water fish tank but the only thing is that I have never owned a salt water fish tank. My extent to fish knowledge is goldfish *cough*.
I know there is a lot more work involved as to the care of them and always having the water at the right PH etc etc. From what I have read online, it also looks like I'm going to have to start off with a much bigger tank for just a few fish.
Any of you owned one, or currently own one? Pros and cons? How complicated does it get during tank cleaning?
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tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:blogdestructoidhttp://bulk2.destructoid.com/ele2/images/destructoid/favicon.ico2015-11-24T18:00:00Ztag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=322323Dealzonhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/DealzonOrigin Black Friday arrives early: $15 Inquisition, $12 Hardline2015-11-24T18:00:00Z2015-11-24T18:00:00Z
Black Friday for PC Gamers has begun with Origin launching the first salvo of discounts. Now through November 30 (Cyber Monday), get up to 75% off hundreds of titles and DLC packs.

For the most part, Origin has discounts on EA games, but surprisingly there are a few Steam titles in the mix like Tomb Raider and Hitman: Absolution.

The best deals in the sale are a few new historic lows on select Origin titles. Dragon Age Inquisition is only $14.99, which is cheapest ever by $5. Also at historic lows are The Sims 4, FIFA 16, and Battlefield Hardline. Click here for a full list or see our top picks below.

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=317941Dealzonhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Dealzon$20 Hardline and Dragon Age: Inquisition in Origin Halloween sale2015-10-28T15:30:00Z2015-10-28T15:30:00Z
Well, if you have all the time in the world to play large RPGs this winter, Dragon Age: Inquisition is now at a new low price on Origin (the PC physical DVD version was $20 a few months ago). That is, if a certain other RPG isn't getting in your way early November...

This week, Origin is running a Halloween "Zomboss Invasion Sale" where Inquisition, along with other EA-published titles such as Battlefield Hardline and Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare, hit new low prices. While I'm not a big PvZ fan, you really can't argue against a $5 price point.

Top Origin Sale Deals

Dragon Age: Inquisition — $19.99 (list price $40)

Battlefield: Hardline — $19.99 (list price $30)

Mass Effect Trilogy — $14.99 (list price $30)

Battlefield 4 — $9.99 (list price $20)

Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare — $4.99 (list price $20)

It's actually rare to see an Origin game's Digital Deluxe Edition go on sale since Origin is an exclusive seller of all Digital Deluxe editions.

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=312047Joe Parlockhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Joe+ParlockWhat a shock, Dragon Age: Inquisition - Game of the Year Edition is coming2015-09-23T02:00:00Z2015-09-23T02:00:00Z

Trespasser, the final DLC for Dragon Age: Inquisition, has been out for just over a month now. Fans have played through it, and are left in the limbo of not knowing what to do without Varric's tender embrace.

So I'm sure you'll understand that I'm shocked we hadn't heard about the inevitable Game of the Year Edition before now.

EA has released a rather boastful trailer announcing the game's rerelease, which will include every bit of content released for the game. It points out in possibly too much detail about how the game was well-received and won many sites' Game of the Year awards back in 2014.

It's due for release on October 6 for PC, PS4, and Xbox One. Previous-gen consoles unfortunately will be missing out on it, as the development of those versions was halted long before all the DLC was released.

But I can let that slide, as finally we will have a full and complete edition of Nestle Yourself Betwixt Iron Bull's Meaty Pecs: Inquisition. That's all any of us actually play that game for anyways, right?

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=309964Dealzonhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Dealzon60% off Dragon Age: Inquisition, Battlefield 4, and Hardline in Origin "Action Sale"2015-09-09T18:00:00Z2015-09-09T18:00:00Z
Origin is clearing out digital inventory (because it takes up so many 1s and 0s) and taking 60% off Dragon Age: Inquisition along with Battlefield 4 Premium Edition. If you don't have either of these games, they're both now at historic lowest prices for their PC digital versions.

Both are decent games by all standards, even if you loath EA for whatever reason (insert "because X" in comments below). The less popular Battlefield Hardline is also on discount, but we personally haven't given it much of a go, so we can't recommend it easily by comparison.

There are myriad other titles on sale at Origin during this random September sales event (it lasts until next week Friday), but not too many are noteworthy or near their respective historic low prices. So if you don't see them listed below, they don't exist, mmkay?

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=308435Josh Tolentinohttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Josh+TolentinoDragon Age: Inquisition's DLC epilogue is called Trespasser2015-08-30T11:00:00Z2015-08-30T11:00:00Z

Dragon Age: Inquisition isn't even a year old yet, but for some reason it feels like it's been forever since it came out. I played it, had a gay old time with my slender elven Knight-Enchanter, finished the story, then settled down to wait until BioWare saw fit to answer some of the more teaser-y questions raised by the end of the story. It looks like that time is coming soon-ish, as they've announced Trespasser, the third and final DLC expansion for the game.

Unlike the previous two expansions, The Jaws of Hakkon and The Descent, Trespasser will be a full-on epilogue to the main story, set two years after its conclusion. In fact, it'll require a character that has actually beaten the main storyline to start, though the narrative payoffs purport to determine the fate the Inquisitor, and "explore what it's like to be a world-saving organization when the world no longer needs saving." Lead Designer Mike Laidlaw even teased that Trespasser might contain hints as to "the future of Thedas" - and presumably future installments of Dragon Age.

Aside from that, another major patch for the game is also upcoming. It'll include more free content, such as a Golden Nug statue that syncs collectibles and unlocked schematics across multiple saves (essentially turning any game into a "New Game Plus"), and a wardrobe that finally allows Inquisitors to change out of their default beige castle pajamas when hanging out in Skyhold. Mods have allowed that kind of thing for a while, granted, but I'm sure everyone will welcome "about a dozen outfits of varying colors, each carefully selected to minimize instances of plunging a spiked pauldron into your love interest's face when you kiss him or her."

Trespasser is dated for September 8th.

New Dragon Age: Inquisition DLC and more coming soon [Bioware Blog]

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=297319Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreDragon Age: Inquisition is free with EA Access2015-08-05T19:00:00Z2015-08-05T19:00:00Z
EA Access continues to be a surprisingly good value for Xbox One owners.

The service has added Dragon Age: Inquisition to its lineup as promised. If you're a subscriber ($4.99 per month, $29.99 per year), you can download and play through BioWare's RPG and other titles in the Vault lineup including Titanfall, Garden Warfare, and a slew of sports games.

I'd like to play Inquisition, eventually, but not before The Witcher III. That's next on the list.

Also next on my list? Seeing what Freddie Prinze Jr. is up to these days.

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=296038Vikki Blakehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Vikki+BlakeTry Dragon Age: Inquisition before you buy 2015-07-15T05:00:00Z2015-07-15T05:00:00Z
For a limited time only, you can play Dragon Age: Inquisition for free on PC.

The free sample comes courtesy of EA's digital platform, Origin, and enables you to access up to six hours of the main campaign story, and a seemingly unlimited sample of Inquisition's multiplayer.

Although the offer is for a limited time only, EA has yet to specify how long it's available for - so if you're interested, don't dawdle, dude.

On our review, we said that Dragon Age: Inquisition "not only feels like a fully-fledged role-playing adventure, but it's also packed with fun things to do that will keep you busy for weeks.

"Having played well over 100 hours, I'm still finding things to do, working on my multiplayer characters, and plotting another playthrough to handle things a bit differently. Inquisition is a triumph and proves that despite some missteps along the way, BioWare hasn't lost its touch."

You can now play hours of Dragon Age: Inquisition for free on PC [Eurogamer]

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=295492Joe Parlockhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Joe+ParlockFuture Dragon Age: Inquisition DLC will be PC, PS4, and XB1 only2015-07-07T05:00:00Z2015-07-07T05:00:00Z
Bad news for people still trudging through Dragon Age: Inquisition on the PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360: you won't be getting any more DLC.

In a blog post on the official Dragon Age site, it was announced all future DLC for the game would be only for PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4. However, for all three of you who own the game on both the old and new consoles and yet only played it on the old ones for some reason, there is a fix!

BioWare have released a Save Migration system. It's almost as complicated as the infamous 3DS profile transfer, but it's there as an option should you want it. They describe this shit as being "as easy as possible" but I really don't believe them. Just look at it, I bet there's manuals for flying planes which are shorter than this.

After going through this epic of a procedure, you should now be ready to throw your money at the screen for more downloadable goodies. So, who's up for more DLC? Anyone? …Hello?

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=293988Zack Furnisshttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Zack+FurnissEA Access adding Titanfall and Dragon Age: Inquisition to the Vault2015-06-15T12:10:00Z2015-06-15T12:10:00Z
Electronic Art's EA Access subscription-based service ($4.99 per month, or $29.99 annually) is adding Titanfall this week. Not sure how thriving the community is but I never gave it a shot, so now I might!

In similarly cool news, Dragon Age: Inquisition will be out for the service sometime this summer. Not a bad deal!

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=293072Chris Carterhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Chris+CarterDragon Age Inquisition lead: more story DLC on the way2015-06-01T09:00:00Z2015-06-01T09:00:00Z
BioWare isn't quite done yet with Dragon Age: Inquisition. Although it developed one bit of story DLC so far in addition to a heap of free multiplayer updates, development lead Mike Laidlaw notes that more is on the way, stating "we're not quite done with story content for DAI just yet."

I'm game. While I'm not ready to give the crown to Inquisition over Origins just yet, they're both infinitely better than the second iteration.

Mike Laidlaw [Twitter]

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=292333Jed Whitakerhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jed+WhitakerBioWare lead writer talks gay romances, LGBT characters, and Dragon Age sales2015-05-18T08:00:00Z2015-05-18T08:00:00Z
Fellow bearded brethren and radio personality Andy Borkowski interviewed David Gaider, the lead writer of Dragon Age: Inquisition on the topic of diversity in the series. David states that an argument could be made that including diverse characters and sexuality options potentially had an impact on the sales of the series, but doesn't believe it made much of a difference.

Do you believe enough people were turned off of the series by the diversity to negatively impact Dragon Age sales, or was it the exact opposite? Personally I've never been huge into the series, but everyone I know praises the game for the romance options. If my roommates are anything to go by, it is the only reason they bought the game; I've heard more than enough talk about their Dragon Age sex lives.

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=291806Dealzonhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Dealzon25% Off Project CARS, 50% Off Dragon Age Inquisition in Weekend Deals2015-05-09T20:00:00Z2015-05-09T20:00:00Z
On Wednesday this week slightly mad Studios' Project CARS released. On PC the game is priced for $49.99 but at GMG there is a 25% off discount available. The deal is part of their VIP gaming sale, which requires you to either login or create an account on this page. Once you've done that to be redirected to see the discount to $37.49. Good deal for those that have enjoyed the beta (Dtoid's review is upcoming).

Promo codes at EA's Origin Store are a rare thing but this week they've launched a worthy 25% offer. Using code ORIGIN25 at check out will get you 25% off most games sold there. Some of the best deals are for games already on sale such as Dragon Age Inquisition, which after coupon is only $29.99 - tying lowest ever price.

On the hunt for a discount on The Witcher III? For those whose platform is PC, DLGamer has the price down to $42.99 instantly - the best price online from an authorized retailer. For the Xbox One and PS4 consoles your best bet is Best Buy who is charging the full $59.99 but is at least giving you a bonus $10 in "My Best Buy Rewards".

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=291690Brett Makedonskihttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Brett+MakedonskiDragon Age's Dragonslayer DLC is all rather elementalry2015-05-06T13:30:00Z2015-05-06T13:30:00Z

The casting sheet for the Dragon Age: Inquisition multiplayer DLC has been posted, and the lead roles go to three new characters with formidable skills. They'll need those skills for kills (Agent) because dragonslayin' is the pastime, and those bastards don't go down without a fight.

As this trailer would have you believe, elemental attacks are the way to go. Stomp some lightning, swing an ice club, and fire some fire. That should take care of those lizards.

Really, it's enough to make Captain Planet blush. Just replace heart kid with lute and you're good to go. No one likes heart kid anyway.

Dragon Age: Inquisition - Dragonslayer is a free multiplayer add-on, and it's available now on all platforms.

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=291506Steven Hansenhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Steven+HansenDragon Age: Inquisition gets free multiplayer expansion tomorrow2015-05-04T11:15:00Z2015-05-04T11:15:00Z
Still spending your evenings with the devil's brew (beer) getting no-scope headshots and setting bears on fire in Dragon Age: Inquisition's multiplayer? Perhaps you will enjoy BioWare's Dragonslayer expansion, which is coming free to all consoles Inquisition is available on. There's also formerly timed-exclusive DLC coming to certain consoles this month.

Dragonslayer adds an Avvar warrior called Skywatcher (no, may the fourth be with you!); the not-actually-an-April-Fool's-joke bard, Zither the Virtuoso; and Raider Queen Isabela, who I can't find an interesting way to present. Oh, she looks like Sinbad! The sailor, not the comedian. Well. Maybe.

There's also a new dragon-filled map, Ferelden. It comes out tomorrow, may the fifth be with you, haha!

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=291337Chris Carterhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Chris+CarterDragon Age: Inquisition DLC coming to PS3, PS4, and Xbox 360 this month2015-05-01T08:30:00Z2015-05-01T08:30:00Z
Dragon Age: Inquisition was a return to form for BioWare, but sadly the Jaws of Hakkon DLC was initially limited to the PC and Xbox One platforms for a limited time. Thankfully, it will now be available on the PS3, PS4, and Xbox 360 later this month, come May 26.

The DLC contains a new zone, story quests, four achievements/trophies, and additional items. What I've played of Hakkon isn't mind-blowing, but it's simply more Inquisition, which will be good enough for most people.

Dragon Age [Twitter]

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=289739Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreDragon Age's Jaws of Hakkon DLC is holding off on PS4, PS3, and Xbox 360 until May2015-03-30T17:00:00Z2015-03-30T17:00:00Z
Jaws of Hakkon, the new $15 Dragon Age: Inquisition story DLC that released last week for Xbox One and PC, won't be available to download on PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, and Xbox 360 until May, BioWare has confirmed. Obligatory: timed exclusivity like this is annoying.

While the studio hasn't yet announced a precise release date for Jaws of Hakkon on these other platforms, it'd be smart to push it out before The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt debuts on May 19.

The thought of wanting even more content out of this massive game -- unless it's super engaging, top-notch stuff -- seems baffling to me. (Says the guy who's afraid to get hooked on Inquisition.)

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=289447Chris Carterhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Chris+CarterDragon Age: Inquisition Jaws of Hakkon DLC out now on Xbox, PC2015-03-24T06:39:00Z2015-03-24T06:39:00Z
Dragon Age: Inquisition was a pretty fantastic game, exceeding my expectations coming off of the disappointing Dragon Age II. BioWare is keeping the good times rolling this week with a new $15 DLC pack called Jaws of Hakkon, which you can pick up now on Xbox platforms and on PC.

Wait, Inquisition was also released for PlayStation platforms too, right? Well, yes, but apparently there seems to be a spot of timed exclusivity afoot. In the add-on you'll find new weapons, armor, foes, and a new hub area. I talked to BioWare about its DLC plan pre-launch, and this lines up with what it stated in regards to building bigger, meatier sandbox experiences.

Dragon Age: Inqusition Jaws of Hakkon [Xbox.com]

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=289227Jed Whitakerhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jed+WhitakerHidden Dragon Age: Inquisition quest leaked, can you be the first to complete it?2015-03-18T16:00:00Z2015-03-18T16:00:00Z

Liam Robertson dropped us an email today letting us know about a hidden Dragon Age: Inquisition quest that can be found by jumping on a tiny stone house 50 times. No really. I know it sounds like a rumor you'd hear in grade school about pushing a truck to get a Mew, but this one seems legit. Liam says a developer dropped hints about the quest which led to its discovery.

Oddly enough when I streamed the game near launch someone watching said they had a developer tell them there was a hidden quest that started by jumping on a rock. At the time I shrugged it off as someone trolling, but looks like they were telling the truth.

There is more to the quest as they were told a chest would spawn near some stairs which is rather vague. The supposed chest has yet to be found, which is where you come in. The first person to prove they have finished the quest and found the chest gets their video posted. Ready...go!

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=287682Jason Faulknerhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jason+FaulknerUpcoming Dragon Age: Inquisition patch will add item customization, storage, and more2015-02-14T19:00:00Z2015-02-14T19:00:00Z
BioWare has made some of the most critically acclaimed games of all time. Unfortunately, it's also made some of the buggiest. Dragon Age: Inquisition is no exception. It is a wonderful adventure and one of my favorite games of last year; however, it had a huge list of bugs.

BioWare has been steadily putting out patches, which have eliminated a large chunk of glitches and added features players almost unanimously requested. Unfortunately, when I played, the patch that added item indicators on the minimap while pinging hadn't made it out yet. A good hour of my playthrough was spent searching for loot, only to realize a door or ladder had triggered a ping. One long, maddening eternal hour that I left a part of myself behind in.

BioWare is touting Patch Five as the biggest patch it's released to date. For the first time, it'll be employing a small group of players to beta test the patch in the near future in an attempt to isolate bugs quickly and allow the developers to interact directly with part of their fanbase.

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=286802Chris Carterhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Chris+CarterDownload some tavern songs from Dragon Age: Inquisition for free2015-01-28T09:00:00Z2015-01-28T09:00:00Z
The music in Dragon Age: Inquisition is great, and now you can get a chance to sample a few tracks compliments of BioWare. Evidently the team got a lot of requests asking where to find the tavern songs in particular, and now you can grab them for free for two weeks.

They've also released the sheet music for each track, so you can perform them if you so choose. It's nice to see Dragon Age back to its old glorious self again after regressing so much with Dragon Age II.

Inquisition Tavern Songs Giveaway [Dragon Age]

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=286789Brett Makedonskihttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Brett+MakedonskiEA had a 'record-breaking' quarter behind Dragon Age2015-01-27T20:00:00Z2015-01-27T20:00:00Z
It was a given that Dragon Age: Inquisition was going to be a big hit for both Electronic Arts and BioWare. That's a no-brainer for the conclusion to a triple-A trilogy. But, even the publisher seems to be taken a bit aback by how well it performed.

In its financials statement for quarter three of 2014, EA said that Dragon Age: Inquisition was BioWare's most successful launch ever. While a notable claim, it rang a bit hollow in a sense, as it was never elaborated upon. There were no sales figures or profit margins to substantiate it.

Regardless of the specifics of Dragon Age's contribution, EA seems to have had a fantastic quarter. It came in well ahead of its projections for net income (by $153M) and earnings per share (by $.32/share). Additionally, EA says that it saw record cash flow for a calendar year period. Quarter three's performance culminated in EA raising its predicted financials for the end of fiscal year 2014.

Electronic Arts Reports Q3 FY15 Financial Results [Electronic Arts]

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=286738Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreXbox One sale: $10 Titanfall and Garden Warfare, $36 Dragon Age: Inquisition2015-01-26T23:30:00Z2015-01-26T23:30:00Z
It's much easier to stomach Electronic Arts when you're only paying a fraction of the original price, as is the case with these Xbox One deals via Live. Come on, latecomers. This one's for you:

Battlefield 4 - $13.20

Battlefield 4 Premium Edition - $24

Dragon Age: Inquisition - $35.99

Dragon Age: Inquisition Deluxe Edition - $41.99

Just Dance 2015 - $30

Need for Speed Rivals: Complete Edition - $15

NHL 15 - $24

Peggle 2 Magical Masters Edition - $4.95

Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare - $10

Titanfall - $10

Titanfall Deluxe Edition - $12.50

Titanfall Season Pass - $6.25

I think I paid $10 for Titanfall or thereabouts, which was low enough that I couldn't be too upset about its dwindling player base. Fun game when you can play a full, well-balanced match.

Same goes for Garden Warfare, my eighth favorite release of last year. And Dragon Age. Oh, Dragon Age. Dare I sacrifice my coveted Xbox One hard drive space for you? Nah. PC version it is.

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 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=286200Dealzonhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/DealzonDragon Age: Inquisition drops to $31 at Green Man Gaming2015-01-14T15:00:00Z2015-01-14T15:00:00Z
PC gamers who've gone the past few months without checking out Dragon Age: Inquisition because the price of admission felt too high get an extra nudge today via Green Man Gaming.

The UK-based digital retailer slashed prices on BioWare's latest RPG romp by 33%, sweetening the pot further by allowing its typical 23% coupon to stack on the deal. The end result is a healthy 46% off, leaving you paying only $31.96. (Yes, we did the math.)

Besides Inquisition, EA's FIFA 15 also receives the same discount treatment. While we're mentioning random Wednesday deals at GMG, Blackguards is on sale for up to 80% off, presumably because the second installment of the series is coming out next week.

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=285861Steven Hansenhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Steven+HansenSwery's 2014 games that I haven't completed, but think are amazing2015-01-07T15:00:00Z2015-01-07T15:00:00Z
[Swery is the man behind Deadly Premonition and D4. The latter has kept him busy over the last year, so he hasn't been able to finish every game he loves. But love is not finite, finished, and with an eyebrow game this on point, Swery's offered to tell us all about the games he loves anyways - Steven Hansen]

At first, I'd just like to make one thing clear. I think that all the games on this list are excellent, top-quality games. I haven't completed them due to personal reasons, and this in no way affects my evaluation of them. I love all games from the bottom of my heart.

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=285653Nic Rowenhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Nic+RowenPeople are soloing Dragon Age: Inquisition's multiplayer mode on the max difficulty already2015-01-03T08:00:00Z2015-01-03T08:00:00Z

If you're having trouble with something in a game, never check the forums. It will just rub salt in the wounds.

I picked up Dragon Age: Inquisition over the holidays and have been logging some time in the game's multiplayer mode. As a veteran of Mass Effect 3's weird cooperative horde mode, I thought I was prepared for whatever dungeon crawling shenanigans Inquisition would throw at me. I was wrong. I've spent more time cleaning the floor of the dungeon with my face than I have fighting the forces of evil.

Wondering what I could do to better my chances, I checked out the Bioware forums, only to find out there are people like user Mr-_-Zero who can solo the entire map on the hardest difficulty setting. While I'm struggling to even get a few licks in on the final boss before he flattens me on the lowly Routine difficulty, this guy is just manhandling entire elite spawns on Perilous himself

The worst part? The dude's not even max level.

If anyone needs me, I'll be trying to unlock an Arcane Warrior to copy his build with. If that doesn't work, I suppose there's always suicide.

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=285337Dealzonhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Dealzon99-cent Battlefield 3 and Inquisition for 33% off in Origin's year-end sale2014-12-23T20:00:00Z2014-12-23T20:00:00Z
Origin finally started its "real" winter sale, and deals are fairly decent, especially if you've been eying a PC copy of Dragon Age: Inquisition. The PC download's price finally matches the console versions' Black Friday weekend price of $39.99 (console games being cheaper than PC is blasphemy).

The pricier Digital Deluxe for Inquisition is now only $44.99, and even though that makes it the lowest ever price, we're not convinced it's a worthwhile purchase. Other good picks in the year-end sale are items that expire a bit earlier, including Battlefield 4 Premium for $25 and Battlefield 3 for $0.99.

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=285059Dealzonhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/DealzonDragon Age: Inquisition gets 20% cut on Origin with sitewide coupon2014-12-19T14:00:00Z2014-12-19T14:00:00Z
Origin launched a rare sitewide promo code on its storefront today, knocking 20 percent off almost everything in the catalog. (It doesn't work on BioWare points, so don't bother checking.)

While there are definitely some exclusions, the code works on recently released Dragon Age: Inquisition (for only $47.99) and its Deluxe Edition bigger brother. The code leaked a day early for a short period yesterday, so for a limited time it was stacking with the then-ongoing Seasonal Sale. (It's kaput now, so we're not even sure why we're mentioning it.)

If you're looking for even more Winter Sale-ish stuff at Origin, thus far it appears this 20% off sitewide coupon is the only thing available. So it's kind of a 'meh' situation unless you're thinking of getting Inquisition.

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=285093Chris Carterhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Chris+CarterDragon Age: Inquisition gets a multiplayer update, it has wolves in it2014-12-17T11:00:00Z2014-12-17T11:00:00Z
Most of the people I know who bought Dragon Age: Inquisition are still playing it. Proof positive that the lengthy single-player experience isn't dead, and not every game needs to be multiplayer. Wait a minute, Inquisition has multiplayer too. Uh, this is awkward.

So anyways, if you're still playing that mode, BioWare has added a free update to the game that mixes up the map a bit. Now you can randomly find wildlife roaming around each arena, which will help you and attack you at will. Also, you'll find new paths to locate.

Finally, a $10 digital upgrade is available if you didn't grab the Deluxe Edition, and includes extra weapons, Inquisitor armor, a mount, and a few other items.

New multiplayer pack & digital upgrade offer now available [Dragon Age]

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=283996Brett Makedonskihttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Brett+MakedonskiDragon Age: Inquisition launch trailer will make you want to play Dragon Age2014-11-18T12:00:00Z2014-11-18T12:00:00Z

This launch trailer for Dragon Age: Inquisition isn't short on anything. It doesn't skimp on gorgeous shots of the expansive universe. It has plenty of the ferocious winged serpents that adorn the franchise's namesake. And, whether man or beast, it makes sure that everything gets stabbed.

While the trailer is certainly chill-inducing, we'd be remiss to recommend it solely on the merits of a video. Fortunately, Chris "Nacho Sweat" Carter's review says it's every bit as worth your time as the trailer makes it seem. That's good, because this really makes us want to play some Dragon Age.

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2015:/post.phtml?pk=283874Dealzonhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/DealzonDragon Age: Inquisition, Far Cry 4 & More AAA Weekend Deals2014-11-15T08:00:00Z2014-11-15T08:00:00Z
Deals brought to you by the crew at Dealzon. FYI: sales from certain retailers go toward supporting Destructoid.

Next week Tuesday we get two Triple-As from two big publishers: Dragon Age: Inquisition along with Far Cry 4 will both make their debut for $59.99 on all major platforms.

If PC is your platform of choice though, you can dodge the full MSRP a little at GMG's VIP deal, where Inquisition gets an $8 discount while Kyrat Fun Land gets a bigger $12 cut. (You're kind of SOL if you're a console gamer though, sorry).

To get either of the deal you'll have to login or create an account on this page before you're able to see the discount. As of writing GMG is sending out Origin keys for Inquisition, giving you a chance to download the 23GB+ game over the weekend.

Some other decent deal this week includes Triple-As of past (Titanfall, Civ V, etc); last leg of Target's B2GO free sale; and a giant used game sale at GameFly. Lastly, apparently you can now get a 1080p, discrete-GPU gaming laptop for $630. Huh.

Update 11/16: Killed some deals and added others such as an Evolve pre-order deal (relatively rare discount).

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My father quoted sections of this poem throughout my childhood. I wonder if there is any correlation of the two. :D
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Heartfelt tributes have poured in for the legendary blues and soul singer Joe Cocker, who has died of lung cancer aged 70.
Cocker, who was born in Sheffield and enjoyed a career spanning more than 50 years, died today in Colorado where he lived with his wife Pam.
I saw Cocker, with Mad Dogs and Englishmen, in NYC when I was in my teens. Absolutely awesome concert. By the way, I also saw (in my teens) a young John Belushi in an off-off Broadway play which was a spoof of Woodstock, and he did his imitation of Cocker. Just shows what growing old is about when you see the stars you grew up with passing away….


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About 2 months before our arrival in Belize, I checked around for rental availability at the International airport. Even then, available choices of a small-sized 4WD vehicle were few, but I managed to book a small unlimited mileage Geo Tracker-type vehicle from Thrifty Car Rentals for a hefty 3-day price of US$281, taxes included.
After our first few days out on the northern cayes, when we turned up at the Thrifty booth outside the main airport building, our lone agent was very helpful and efficient. He did mention that there were no vehicles available in the size I had booked, so we were upgraded to a V6 Honda Passport at no extra cost (except for my fuel bills!). Not knowing the 'lay of the land' in Belize, I decided to take the very reasonable daily insurance as well, raising the total cost to US$323 for three days rental (the most expensive I have ever paid on any of my trips!).
In the end, the Passport worked very well and was quite comfortable to drive. We had virtually no rain during our entire trip and the main highways we used were in excellent condition anyway. In hindsight, we did not actually need a 4WD for what we did, but we also did not venture very far off-the-beaten track in the short amount of time we had. The large rear cargo space did come in handy for holding our combined four large backpacks when we met up with our friends from Caye Caulker! With the cheapest grade of gasoline costing US$4.66 per Imperial gallon (or US$3.91 per smaller US gallon), the 310 miles we put on the vehicle resulted in a total rental cost of US$409 (or US$1.32 per mile travelled). Ouch, thank goodness I don't do that too often!
The second photo shows the ground we covered in Belize with our SUV, with Hopkins being our most southerly destination.
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We had an hour to wait and then did a mad dash for the bus, there were so many people but we managed to get seats. There is no space under the bus to put bags so we had to take then on with us and there is a space at the back of the bus to stash them. The bus was very basic, no aircon, plastic seats and crowded and it is quite a bone jarring ride, you would never imagine these big buses could go so fast as well!!
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The organizations that we fund help thousands of people every year. Below are just a few of the stories of those helped by these community non-profits, who work each day to provide hope and help for those in need. The John & Abigail Adams Benefit is the organization's primary fundraising event for these grants.
Meet Bak – a former refugee from South Sudan. In 1987, Bak fled from his village as it was under attack during a civil war. Leaving behind his family, which he presumes was killed in the attacks, Bak walked barefoot for three months across South Sudan to escape the brutality he had witnessed. He finally arrived at an Ethiopian refugee camp, where he would spend the next four years of his childhood. When war broke out there, he was driven out of the camp at gunpoint with the other refugees, eventually traveling to another camp in Kenya where he lived for the next nine years.
In 2001, Bak traveled to the United States. Five years later, he became a U.S. citizen and was able to travel to back to South Sudan for the first time. While there, he met the woman who would become his fiancé. Together, they had a daughter and a son, but had to live apart until Bak found the Irish International Immigrant Center (IIIC). The IIIC played a critical role in reuniting Bak's family. They worked with him through each step of filing the immigration paperwork necessary to allow his finance and children to come to the U.S. Bak's family flew to Boston in May 2014, and today they are happily living together.
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Jimmy is an 11 year-old Latino boy in sixth grade. Growing up in a poor, working-class community northwest of Boston, Jimmy has struggled with a diagnosis of bi-polar disorder and has a history of multiple hospitalizations for his condition.
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The attorney made a limited assistance representation appearance in the matter, and was able to have the Motion to Issue Execution continued indefinitely in order to assess the case and develop and implement a plan for Sam to remain in his home. Working with the Tenancy Preservation Project, they were able to have a representative payee assigned to Sam to ensure that his rent was paid on time in the future. In addition, the attorney met with representatives from HomeStart a service organization that can assist Sam with payment of his back rent. Thanks to the work of the Volunteer Lawyers Project, and their outreach on his behalf to partner organizations, Sam is no longer facing eviction and has services and plans in place to allow him to remain in his home and maintain his independence.
The Edlaw Project was created to ensure that Boston's highest risk children receive a quality education. The project provides children with legal representation in education matters including school discipline, academic failure, and undetected special needs. It teaches families, youth-serving professionals, lawyers, and educators to recognize the warning signs of unmet educational needs and learn how to intervene effectively. It also engages the school systems and supports community-set agendas by assisting in efforts to organize community members. CLCM provides assistance to an under served population.
The Community Legal Services and Counseling Center (CLSACC) provides free civil legal aid and affordable psychological counseling to low-income individuals. Chief among CLSACC's goals is to motivate private attorneys to volunteer and expand the organizations capacity to meet the needs of underserved populations. CLSACC provides legal trainings, consultation and support to community-based organizations, attorneys and advocates that serve CLSACC's target populations.
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Referral Network of Children's Law Support Project, MAC is able to expand its capacity to provide civil legal services to assure the rights of children from low-income and under served populations in the areas of Special Ed, school exclusions, and homelessness. MAC/CLSP provides support to pro bono and legal services attorneys. The project specifically targets low-income children in immigrant and non-English speaking families. This project provides important assistance to an under served population and a large number of clients
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Bit of a walk to the elevator. relatively quiet. Could hear the anchor dropping once. Not too bad. Not too spacious but sufficient.
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Exceeded our expectations World GalleryCabin 6131 - interior K. It was small but we don't mind since we are rarely in the room. Storage was tight but we made it work. We would stay in this cabin again.
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Won't cruise again on HAL darlwillI was given cabin 1026. In this cabin, the floor was blackened, as if there had been a fire and burned ash had been scoured into the floor. Was told they knew about the floor and can't get it clean, that it will be replaced when ship is in dry dock next. Said they didn't know what it was. I decided to overlook it and have a nice cruise. The cabin was huge with the 2 beds together, large closets, a half-circle couch (with 2 cigarette burn holes) and a nice counter space. Small flat screen TV and DVD player. The next morning i noticed flakes of black on my white hand towels and a fine powder of black on the toilet seat. Again i complained and was told there was no other cabin and the ship was full. A few hours later before dinner i returned to find more flakes that i now realized were ash and a fine powder again on the toilet seat. This time i wouldn't be put off as i was needing the inhaler every 2 hrs because of the air in the cabin. Went again to front desk and talked to about the 4th different person altho they said they knew my problem. Took her to the cabin and showed her that the ash was coming out of the intake vent in the bathroom, which was also blackened. They assisted my move to cabin 1116 which had somehow come available. Cabin 1116 was exactly like 1026 but with fresh air and a clean floor. The DVD player was broken and after they took it out 3 times i demanded a different one and they appeared with a brand new one.
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Mexican Riviera Whale Quest pushing50Very nice basic inside cabin. Deck 6 is a workout, you must climb or descend 3 decks to get to anything. This was a good thing for me to get exercise but you may feel differently.
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The Different Types of E-Cigarettes
Electronic cigarettes come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes and are designed for every type of user. If you're new to the world of e-cigs, it can be a bit overwhelming trying to choose the right setup. Although there a hundreds of different vendors and suppliers to choose from, e-cigarettes typically fall into one of three main categories or types: mini, mid-size or mod.
Mini (AKA: "cig-a-like")
For first-time users transitioning from tobacco cigarettes, minis provide the most natural and easy transition from smoking because they look and feel like traditional cigarettes. A mini (often referred to as a "cig-a-like") is a small, lightweight option, providing users with a comfortable and discreet way to get their nicotine fix. Widely available almost everywhere, minis are produced in both disposable and rechargeable formats.
All of the companies featured on our website provide minis, and virtually every vaper will use a cig-a-like product at some point. Although there are hundreds of different brands to choose from, they're all composed of standard model numbers that distinguish their size and thread type. If you know the series, you can mix and match parts from other vendors since they will certainly fit. Despite what makers may claim, there are no proprietary models; all models have a series number. Of course, manufacturers will try to improve the performance of their products over others, and there are a multitude of ways to do this. And there's definitely a big difference between a quality setup – and a cheap one.
The most popular models are KR808 and 501 series, although there are a few others. The KR808 (2-piece) is generally considered to be the best low-hassle setup and is used by many major brands such V2 and Green Smoke. To slightly complicate things, the KR808 comes in two different thread patterns, D-1 and D-2, and they're not interchangeable. The 501 (3-piece) is considered a more flexible option since larger models also use this design, but it may require more tinkering. For most users, sticking with one company will simplify the process, but knowing the series can expand your options.
Pros of Minis:
- Most natural transition for smokers
- Small and lightweight – like a real cigarette
- Low-key and discreet
- Cheapest way to get started
- Ideal for light to moderate smokers
Cons of Minis:
- Short battery life – regular charging necessary
- May not fully satisfy heavy or full-flavor smokers
- Limited upgrade options
Mid-Size E-Cigs & Vape Pens (Ego)
For intermediate users, mid-size models are the most popular choice since they're still relatively small (about the size of a cigar) and provide extended life and stronger vapor production. For the heaviest smokers, we often recommend a mid-size model right from the start since they perform much better and will feel more satisfying than a mini. Popular models include eGo, EVOD, kGo and others. Most of these models are based on the 510 (3-piece) design, although some use the 2-piece KR808. Unlike minis which are available in automatic or manual formats, most mid-size models are manually operated by pressing a button. Although this may take away from traditional smoking experience, it does provide the user with more control and increased levels of performance.
The most popular mid-sized model by far is the "eGo." A variety companies offer eGo-style e-cigarettes or "vape pens", including: Apollo, Halo, Vapor Fi, Volcano and more.
Pros of Mid-Size:
- Not too big – about the size of a cigar
- Double the performance of a mini (more vapor and battery life)
- 510 threading has a huge range of options
- Reasonably-priced
- Should satisfy most smokers
Cons of Mid-Size:
- Slightly larger than a traditional cigarette
- Must be manually operated with a button (in most cases)
- Performance is not fully customizable
APVs or Mods
Advanced personal vaporizers, or mods, provide users with the ultimate vaping experience. An APV will normally look like a fat tube reminiscent of a flashlight (a tube mod) or a box the size of a pack of cigarettes (a box mod). Unlike minis or mid-size designs that use a cylindrical, prepackaged battery pack, mods typically use replaceable 3.7 volt lithium ion cells and incorporate functions you won't find on other devices, i.e., integral liquid feed, different style tanks, digital readouts, variable voltage, full electronic control and so on.
The big advantage to APVs is the performance delivered by the larger batteries and the advanced functions that allow users to fully control all aspects of the device.
Because it takes a certain level of experience to appreciate the intricacies of an APV, beginners should start with a mini or mid-size unit to to gain familiarity with vaping first. In general, newcomers tend to stay away from mods anyways because they're seen as too large or complex. Not only are they manually controlled, but an inexperienced user may not grasp the complexities of all the various settings. They do perform extremely well though, and this is the main attraction for advanced users.
Companies with mods: Henley Vapes, Huff & Puffers, MFS, Vapor DNA and many more.
Pros of Mods:
- Extreme performance! Triple the vapor of a mini!
- Extended battery life
- Long-lasting, solid construction
- Advanced functions allow for full customization
- Sufficient performance for any smoker
Cons of Mods:
- Can be very expensive
- Battery care more complex due to individual Li-Ion cells
- Must be manually operated
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Lizzie (8 months)
I want to get e-cigs for my mother. She is 78 and I need her to transition to these e-cigs because she is coming to live with me. What should I start her with?
Jeremy Salter (8 months)
We've made some suggestions on this page:
I would recommend a mid-size product like the Apollo Superior Ego or Halo Triton (listed on the page above)…


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I watched the premiere episode last night, and I thought it was merely okay. I feel like I don't know as much as I should about the main characters. I didn't even catch the names of anyone besides Aeryn and John Crichton. I know that some shows take longer than others to find their footing, though. Which episode is the first one that the majority of fans really adore? I love Trek, B5, and SG-1, so I won't be majorly bummed if the series isn't for me, but I do want to give it a fair shot.
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Like most children, Laure takes advantage of the move to a new place as a chance to reinvent herself. Unlike most, Laure strips off her tank top and introduces herself all around as Mikael, the new boy.
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Sorry, I should have added (and you probably know this) the K-5 was replaced by the K-5 II and K-5 IIs which are considerably more money than the close-out price on the K-5.
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05The Tony Hawk Interview: How Is The Birdman Still Flying High After All These Years?
06We Toured Britain's Action Sports Hotspots With The New Ford S-MAX
07The Legend Of El Dorado: One Man's Obsession With Finding A City Made Of Gold
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SANDY BAY - Hyundai Pro Longboard Tour 2011 'Event 3' (ASP LQS 1 Star)
As we reach the half way point of the Hyundai Pro Longboard Tour the NZ summer serves up its highest temperatures so far, with recordings of 33 degrees in the shade!
On Thursday afternoon our crew arrived at Sandy Bay where the surf chat was dominated by yarns of Cyclone Wilma only days before… "8ft off the point, pealing right across the bay and only 6 of us out! Should have been here, you would have loved it!" It was easy to believe that we had missed a great window of opportunity for heart pounding action.
Not so for the hundreds of holiday makers and surfing enthusiasts who were camping, relaxing, and enjoying Hyundai NZ hospitality. The game was afoot and the spectators and competitors prepared in anticipation of the battle for valuable tour points that would eventually determine the overall Champion for 2011.
As a surfer, spectator, event manager, media person, or sponsor, you have to stay optimistic and enthusiastic for whatever conditions present themselves during the competition period.
As it turned out, the idyllic East Coast beach break served up some perfect clean peaks over the 3 days for the competitors to show off their talents and to impress the judges.
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There are lot of CA and FL mommas. I was beginning to feel left out until some of you TX mommas showed up ha!
Today lets have some fun...What are your little bitty's names and why?
This little girl is Kinley Hope.
We had it down to Kinley and Shaeli but we felt like Kinley flowed better with our other girls (tell me I am not the only one who is crazy about this). As for Hope it was Hope or Joy but I just really felt it impressed on my heart that her middle name should be hope and facing the situations we are I think it fits beautifully. So now we have Mayce Grace, Ansley Faith, and Kinley Hope.


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I'm planning on selling these wheels. But I searched the net quite a bit, but can't firgure out how much I can ask for them. Don't get me wrong, I really don't. And the price I paid back in the days is not of any relevance, because I paid way to much, just because I wanted to have them
Hi, I bought some quite cool rims for my AE86 last year. But I haven't any more info on these.
Just saw them on yahoo auctions and had to buy them. Any more info on these would be much appreciated!
After 10 weeks of shipping, my vintage Volk Racing 84C have arrived! It's like x-mas when you get a shipping like this.
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Gate of 15th-century Timbuktu mosque destroyed
Members of the Ansar Dine extremist group have destroyed the gate of a 15th-century mosque in the UNESCO-listed city of Timbuktu in the West African nation of Mali. In their latest act of destruction targeting the city's cultural treasures, the extremist al-Qaeda-linked group used shovels and pickaxes to break down the door of the Sidi Yahya Mosque on Monday, the Associated Press reported on Tuesday. "When we were children, we were told that the door would only open at the end of time… Of course our population is not happy. The women, especially, are crying a lot," said a local radio host and longtime resident of the city on Tuesday. On Saturday, the extremist group desecrated centuries-old mausoleums of Sufi Muslim saints -- Sidi Mahmoud, Sidi El Mokhtar, and Alfa Moya -- and at least seven tombs. Ansar Dine considers the tombs of Muslim saints in Mali's fabled city of Timbuktu to be idolatrous. Fatou Bensouda, a prosecutor for the International Criminal Court, said on Sunday that the destruction of the heritage of the ancient Malian city is "a possible war crime." The Malian government denounced the "destructive fury" of the extremists on Saturday, comparing their actions to war crimes, and threatened to take action on the national and international level. UNESCO Director General Irina Bokova also called for an immediate halt to the attacks on the holy sites in Timbuktu. On Friday, June 29, UNESCO placed Timbuktu on its list of heritage sites in danger. Timbuktu, sometimes called the city of 333 saints, is also home to nearly 100,000 historic manuscripts. Some of the manuscripts date back to the 12th century and are preserved in family homes and private libraries under the care of religious scholars. Ansar Dine, along with Tuareg rebels and other armed groups, took advantage of a March 22 coup and swept through northern Mali. MHB/HGL


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Iowa State athletic director Jamie Pollard was thrown out of a high school basketball game on Tuesday night, the Associated Press and KCCI-TV reported.
Pollard's son Thomas is a sophomore for Gilbert, which lost 68-55 at Colfax-Mingo. The report said Pollard was escorted out after disagreeing with a referee's call on the court.
Rick Wulkow, executive director at the Iowa High School Athletic Association said Pollard ...


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A bill in an Indiana conference committee would raise fees on calls made to 911 from cell phones and land lines.
The law would redirect cash from long-term infrastructure funding to short-term relief.
Some members of the Indiana University community are raising concerns about the ability of emergency services personnel to respond to calls from campus.
Emergency response teams have tried to increase the speed and coordination of their disaster response efforts in response to threats like 9/11.
The Indiana Red Cross is expected to spend three weeks on the coast, and Duke plans to have its crews stay about two weeks.
It can take months for FEMA to approval assistance for individual disaster areas.
An emergency shelter is now open at the First United Methodist Church in Bloomington.
Now that flood waters have begun to recede, the state can begin assessing the damage.
The event is held each year to encourage students to think before drinking and driving.
Witness testimony has begun in the case of Michael Griffin.


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