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 Tuesday, August 20 2013 @ 02:40 AM EDT

 The owner of Lavabit tells us that he's stopped using email and if we knew what he knew, we'd stop too.
 There is no way to do Groklaw without email. Therein lies the conundrum.

 What to do?

 What to do? I've spent the last couple of weeks trying to figure it out. And the conclusion I've reached is that there is no way to continue doing Groklaw, not long term, which is incredibly sad. But it's good to be realistic. And the simple truth is, no matter how good the motives might be for collecting and screening everything we say to one another, and no matter how "clean" we all are ourselves from the standpoint of the screeners, I don't know how to function in such an atmosphere. I don't know how to do Groklaw like this.
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Time Warner (NYSE: TWX ) is about as it good as it gets when it comes to marketing video games.
An outrageous claim? Sure, especially when you consider that Take-Two Interactive (NASDAQ: TTWO ) is setting records with Grand Theft Auto V console and online editions.
And yet it was only a handful of months ago I swore I'd never again purchase a video game console. With three kids and a job that leaves me with little free time -- not a complaint, I love this job -- I just didn't see the point. Then Injustice: Gods Among Us came along and took over my iPad Mini. Batman: Arkham Origins followed last week. These free-to-play iOS giveaways tease console versions that are no doubt richer, more complex, and more rewarding.
They're the gateway drug to a wider video gaming world to which I'm in danger of becoming addicted.
Behind the buzz
The high comes in the bonuses. Completing a certain number of missions in the mobile version of Injustice unlocks special characters in the console version, and vice versa. Arkham Origins features a similar design. An iOS version shipped last week while the console edition ships tomorrow.
Warner has good reason for connecting its titles this way: Mobile gaming is huge. In May, Newzoo had the market growing by 35% this year to $12.3 billion in revenue, accounting for about 18% of the entire video game industry. Impressed? Wait till you see the projections. Newzoo expects mobile to account for 30% of gaming industry revenue by 2016.
Such heightened growth expectations may explain increased investor interest in mobile gaming companies. Last month, King, a U.K. publisher of top Facebook game Candy Crush Saga, filed a confidential S-1 to offer publicly traded stock on U.S. exchanges. A recent report put the company's revenue run rate north of $480 million.
Just this week Japan's Softbank spent $1.5 billion to acquire a 51% stake in Finnish mobile game maker Supercell, whose Clash of Clans and Hay Day help the company generate about $2.4 million in daily sales, Reuters reports. I'm not privy to their thesis for investing but if I had to guess, I'd say Softbank believes casual gamers comprise a substantial market opportunity, and they don't need to spend $500 on a console.
Gamers gone bye? Not exactly
An increasing number of "core gamers" may be feeling similarly. In a March report, NPD found that only 29% of those who play console video games more than five hours per week would purchase the next-generation platform following release.
So is it time to write off Take-Two and Time Warner? Not at all. Console and portable game device sales zoomed 52% to $754 million last month after a 23% jump in August, NPD reports. A record-breaking start for Grand Theft Auto V no doubted helped boost the industry's late summer haul.
Next month, Microsoft and Sony are expecting strong sales of the new PS4 and Xbox One consoles. GTA V could sustain industry momentum in the meantime. The game topped the U.K sales charts last week in all formats. On the individual charts, the Xbox 360 version led the way while the PS3 version ranked third. Take-Two released GTA V worldwide on Sept. 17.
So, for now, it's fair to say console gaming is enjoying a comeback. How long the rally lasts depends, I think, on how well the industry's marketing machine turns casual iPad players into "core" video gamers who might love a good gateway shooter but which need the satisfying thrill of a console epic.
Or in simpler terms, a new generation of addict ... I mean, hero.
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Every Fourth of July, my family has a get-together at my sister-in-law's house in Chino. Chino is a wonderful town — if you like the smell of cow dung. But we ignore the dairy air and enjoy our kin from all over Southern California.
Like most other families, our clan has some unusual traditions that must be practiced annually, or we simply won't be able to proceed with the remaining months of the year.
I learned how to make ice cream about 20 years ago. Being somewhat of a lost art today, I still practice this time-honored tradition for our gathering. My Butterfinger chocolate malt crunch surprise ice cream is to die for. One of my nephews requests it, so it must be made. It costs me about 30 bucks to make, but I don't mind.
We also have the annual Croquet Grudge Match played in the front yard with all of the males of the family. No women allowed. (I don't think they want to participate in our gross immaturity anyway).
Sometimes, it gets a little ugly. Last year, Uncle Earl chased one of the cousins down the street with a mallet. Fortunately, Earl isn't as quick as he used to be. The reigning champion must be skillful to defend his title from the previous year, but, of course, everyone is gunning for him.
We also go and purchase fireworks from a nearby vendor who represents a high school football team or service organization. This helps it raise funds, and we get the pleasure of watching our money burn up in a shower of sparks.
Chino does not allow "explosive devices" or illegal fireworks and will levy a fine of $1000 for anyone that gets caught.
That still does not stop the jokers down the street who light off bottle rockets and Roman candles. However, the fine also effectively put an end to our dry ice bombs. Those suckers could set off car alarms a block away.
My mother-in-law makes baked beans with bacon. Mmm. Cheeseburgers, french fries, barbecue potato chips and bottled Coke — It's a meal designed for happiness and heart attacks.
It's been the same every year for the past 15 years. We wouldn't have it any other way. Our family get-together every July is just a small reminder of the blessings and freedoms that we enjoy.
I got to thinking about all of the small things that our wonderful nation has that we take for granted each day.
I drive to work each morning on clean, safe and orderly roads. Yes, there are idiots out there, but — by and large — our automotive transportation system is one of the best in the world.
We go to the grocery store and can buy anything we want. You want kosher? Yep, it's there. How about seven different kinds of salsa? Check. Don't like Corn Flakes? Well, try one of the other 170 kinds of cereal on the shelves.
Our children go to schools and are educated to read, write, calculate, think, create and dream.
We build businesses of our choosing and can sell goods and services that suit our individual tastes. Our laws create an orderly business climate where newcomers are welcome, while older businesses can grow and thrive.
We are a nation of laws, not men. Sure, we squabble about the details, but, in the end, both liberals and conservatives recognize the value of our system and the justice that it creates.
Families can assemble together and share a meal, play fun games and participate in rituals that make us uniquely American.
I write a silly opinion column in the local newspaper. I am free to express my opinions on any subject that I care to without fear that there will come a knock on the door from a government agency.
You are also free to express your opinions as well. Simply write a letter to the editor and send it to firstname.lastname@example.com, and the world will know how you feel.
All of this is possible because of this wonderful and mighty nation called the United States of America. I'm very happy and thankful that I live here.
Happy Fourth of July. God bless America.
Steve Lunetta is a resident of Santa Clarita and was runner-up at last year's Croquet Grudge Match. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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all right. thanks.
all right. thanks.
yeah and don't worry. i tend to approve things so long as they're not overpowered.
@inugami: you may not be on alot but you should still join. just have 1 minor character that doesn't appear often.
i dont know what to do.
Shadow lets think of something that can get this thred going.
Any ideas for a story Stom? Cause i agree with you on this.
well, im not sure....i suppose it would be up to the members of the thread. Ideas though, would definately be to start by laying down some rules. first, no Bunnying. second, no God-modding. Third, no spamming.
other than that, meaning the basic storyline, time-settings, so on and so forth, theres not much else to do. any ideas?
Not really. I can see what Shadow thinks tomaorrow at school. But im not good at long term adventure ideas im too laided back to think of them.
The reason hes not coming is probly cause hes been playing his PS3 again. Hes had it for two weeks now fun though.


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Since its publication Helbeck of Bannisdale (1898) has generally been esteemed as Ward's finest and most moving novel. As one of her five bestselling novels it also enjoyed the most sustained long-term sales (it is in print). In it Ward returned to the topic of religious conflict first portrayed in her best known novel, Robert Elsmere (1888), but this time conflict between Roman Catholicism and atheism. The growth of religious skepticism in England in the latter part of the nineteenth century provoked a wealth of fictionalized debates. The incremental removal of Catholic disabilities and the restoration in 1850 of a diocesan hierarchy, which resulted in virulent anti-Catholic protests and riots between 1840 and 1870, …
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