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On July 24 the federal minimum wage will increase from it's present hourly rate of $6.55 to $7.25. The increase will take effect on the same date as it did last year when it was raised from $5.85 to $6.25.
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on December 5, 2013 - 12:01 AM
By Stephen K. Klasko
Let's be hard-headed about this: How we pay for health care is changing. Our ideas about keeping people healthy are growing. How we create a structure for care demands to be transformed. That means those of us who teach, those of us who discover, those of us who practice those ideas – we have to lead.
Every year, we fuss about various national surveys that rank our funding, our numbers and our subjective reputation. Sometimes those rankings help focus on those doing a great job, but mostly they miss this whole question: What about the future?
Here's the survey I never see: How are colleges of the health sciences preparing for transformation? That should be the core ranking for any school of medicine, nursing, public and population health, pharmacy, health professions, physical therapy, and even biomedicine. Where are those numbers?
Anyone involved in teaching the next generation of health practitioners should be measured by how well they are anticipating the future. Here's the great fun: As those of us in education anticipate the future, we will also create it. This means our nation's academic health centers must lead transformation, including my own, Thomas Jefferson University and our TJUH System.
Take the high tech revolution as an example. Turns out it takes students with emotional intelligence to use smart technology. Why? That's the beautiful paradox: As skill-based tasks are done by computers, it actually takes empathy to work with patients and colleagues to allow that technology to transform our teams and our care.
We need to ensure the greatest return on students' tuition dollars. This will require different levels of faculty development, different ways of presenting material and new ideas about how students are coached by faculty.
Most importantly, we must remember that envisioning and creating the future is exciting. Embrace change. Embrace different. Think transformation.
Stephen K. Klasko, M.D. is president of Thomas Jefferson University and President and CEO of TJUH System in Philadelphia.


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This week I hit fifteen weeks. No significant growth since my twelve week picture, but I can definitely tell the baby is getting bigger in there. Since Sunday, when I felt movement for the first time, I've felt that little apple-sized bebe squirm around in there a few more times, and the "four inches from head to rump" is actually pretty obvious.
When I was pregnant with Peanut, I was so sure it was a boy from the very beginning (except at 16 weeks when the nurse told me the heartbeat rate typically meant it was a girl...lies), but with this baby I have absolutely NO intuition. It's kind of strange, not feeling one gender even a little bit more than the other. If you ask Peanut, he always says it's a boy, so maybe he knows more than we do...but still five more weeks until we know for sure.
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2003 Volkswagen Jetta GL 4dr Sedan (2.0L 4cyl 5M)
First thing, I love my Jetta. Despite it's tiny 115hp, it is a blast to drive thanks to the manual transmission, great steering and fun ride. I have owned my Jetta for three years now, and have had very few issues. I live in Wisconsin, and this car surprised the hell out of my friends who had trucks and SUVs by its' performance in heavy snow and ice. For some reason, it is unstoppable in winter weather. I am also 6ft 1 and have plenty of head and legroom while driving. I am disappointed with the gas mileage, I usually average 26 mpg combined, but have gotten 31-32 mpg on long highway trips. The biggest downside with this powertrain is undoubtedly the engine. I frequently have difficulty passing or I have to downshift 2 gears to make it up a small hill. I wouldn't mind if the return was excellent mileage but the mileage as I mentioned is somewhat mediocre for a car of this size. My only truly negative experience was an EPC censor that would put my car in limp mode. The censor randomly would go off when I would start it, and acceleration was limited and the car would max out at 50mph. I took it to several mechanics and a dealer and eventually found out that a botched repair from a previous owner was to blame. Just be careful with these cars though, as the electronics are really touchy and can be expensive to fix.Other than that, I love my car and have had no other mechanical issues to speak of. I highly recommend this car as a cheap, fun to drive car that isn't as vanilla as a Ford, Chevy or Hyundai.
My Jetta got totaled a few weeks back.She was a great car in many ways, (fast, fun to drive, gas efficient) & I got 130,000 miles out of her. However, I decided not to get another Jetta.Here are a few of the reasons:-Anytime there's a repair (and there will be many) you will pay $1000, minimum.-REEKS of crayons.(inevitably the first comment anyone makes setting foot inside the car)-Strange clicking noise coming from the turn signal-Lights turn on and won't turn off again (had to have the mechanic take them apart to get them off)-The electrical outlet/ciglighter stopped working a month in & after multiple repair attempts I had to just give up on it
I recently purchased this car as a practical everyday driver and I am loving it. It is not very powerful, but the 2.0l does well enough. The manual gearbox is wonderful and is very fun. The car handles surprisingly well. I am happy with the fuel economy (average 29.5) and so far have not had any mechanical issues. There are a few squeaks and rattles from various places in the interior, but other than that the car is very clean. It is almost at 100xxx miles and still runs like a champ. The heater is also excellent in this car, which is important as I am from Wisconsin. I have put about 3xxx miles on so far and am very happy with this car.
Very comfortable driving position, handling-ride balance, fuel economy
Base motor needs more power, cupholder is counter intuitive and blocks the radio when in use,
a few rattles from various parts of the dash.
I bought this car in November 2010, it has only been a few months of ownership but I absolutely LOVE this car!No other car of this year can really compare.The mpg is excellent!It is a small car, but that's how I like it.I do not like big cars, I don't have a family so I don't need one.It has great handling.I love every moment I spend in my car! I hardly ever want to get out of it.It is comfortable and sleek! I have had no problems with my car so far, it has been great to me=)A pleasure, not a problem. I would recommend this car to everyone!
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I bought the car at 33,000. With 3 months left on factory warranty. The first 2 months I had the car it was in the dealership for about a month in a half still having to pay the car note. There were problems with windows not wanting to roll down, rear passenger doors wouldn't open, sunroof would open by itself. One night I literally could not close sunroof by the switch and had to manually close it. It was problem after problem. Oh, one more thing the oil light comes on for no apparent reason even after I've had an oil change. Hopefully if you purchase a VW and you have no hassle you picked a good apple.
The interior orange~red/blue lights. How the car protrudes above the tires. It doesn't give it a box look.
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The Lady Wave swim team gave Reed a run for their money on Friday in Truckee.
Fallon, though, came up just short as the Raiders pulled out a 135-128 win. On the boys side, Reed completed the sweep with a 152-102 victory.
The girls were led by wins from Sam Martin (200-yard individual medley and 100 butterfly) and Alex Lynch (500 freestyle).
Martin blew past the field in the 200 IM with a time of 2 minutes, 24.82 seconds, about 7 seconds in front of Reed's Mailii Song.
Fallon's depth, though, kept the meet close as Tina Anderson and Lea Brown placed second and third, respectively, in the 200 free.
The Lady Wave horded points in the 50 free as Lynch (28.37) placed second, Lyndsey Thurston (29,04) was third, Cortney Gierke (34.60) took fourth and Josie Bekiares (35.11) nabbed fifth.
Thurston also added a second-place finish in the 100 free (1:04.97), while Katrina Ward nabbed second in the 100 backstroke (1:20.28).
In the 100 breaststroke, Anderson finished second (1:26.41) and Josey Moore (1:44.84) nipped Reed's Claire Pace by less than two seconds to grab third.
As for the relays second place was the theme. The 200 medley team of Anderson, Martin, Ward and Lynch, the 200 free team of Sierra Bivens, Ward, Brown and Thurston and the 400 relay squad of Martin, Thurston, Anderson and Lynch were nipped for the top spot.
For the boys, the 200 medley relay team of Kyle and Keith Grimes, Austin Thomas and Louie Mori kick started the meet with a first-place finish in 2:07.41.
The 200 free foursome consisting of the Grimes', Mori and Hamry took first with a mark of 1:57.40, nearly 20 seconds ahead of Reed.
The 400 relay team of Thomas, Snooks, Koenig and Hamry placed third (5:33.95)
Keith Grimes flexed his muscles in the 50 free with a blazing run of 23.93. He added another win in the 100 fly (1:13.32).
Kyle Grimes also picked up two wins coming in the 200 IM (2:40.59), nearly 30 seconds ahead of Reed's Kameron Watson, and in the 100 free (59.52).
Mori added a fourth-place finish in the 500 free (8:27.71).
Nathan Hamry took fifth in the 200 free (2:47.93) and third in the 100 breast (1:35.62). Garrett Snooks finished seventh in the 200 free (3:05.26) and fourth in the 100 back (1:38.16).
Davis Koenig was fifth in the 100 back with a mark of 1:53.91.
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On the track, the Fallon boys and girls teams opened the season at Silver Stage. Team results were not available, but the Greenwave produced numerous solid individual performances.
Nathan Heck placed second in the 110-meter hurdles (16.0) and Cameron Matzen was fifth (17.34). Matzen also took fourth in the 100 with a mark of 11.78.
Nick Marsan capped the hurdles sweep with a first-place finish in the 300 (44.47), while Heck was third (45.13).
In the distance races, Tanner Boone (5:01) and Nathan Schank (5:15.5) placed second and third, respectively, in the 1,600. Boone also placed second in the 3,200 (10:57.94) and Schank won the 800 (2:15).
In the jumps, Fallon swept the triple jump as Tyson Ernst (39 feet, 6.5 inches), Beau Marshall (38-10.5) and Jake Ernst (37-11) placed first, second and third, respectively.
Tyson Ernst added a second-place finish in the long jump (19-00), while Marshall was fourth (18-06). Ernst capped his day with a win in the 100 (11.55).
In the high jump, Charles Fulks took the win with a height of 5-08.
The Lady Wave, meanwhile, were led by Kelsey Reibsamen, who placed second in the 300 (57.12) and fourth in the 100 (19.87) hurdles and was second in the pole vault (7-00).
Sam Heck and Maddie Alegre tied for fourth in the pole vault at 6-06.
In the jumps, Abigail Belbin (14-11) and Kyonna Caillouette (14-09) went 1-2 in the long jump. Caillouette was also second in the triple jump (29-08) and third in the 100 (13.97).


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The Roots of Violence in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam"When they arrived at the place which God had indicated to him, Abraham built an altar there, and arranged the wood. Then he bound his son and put him on the altar on top of the wood. Abraham stretched out his hand and took the knife to kill his son..." --The Book of GenesisThe story of Abraham's acceptance of God's command to sacrifice his son Isaac is one of the most disturbing of all biblical
$12.99A brilliant new biography of Saint Paul, whose interpretations of the life and teachings of Jesus transformed a loosely organized, grassroots peasant movement into the structured religion we know todayWithout Paul, there would be no Christianity. His letters to various churches scattered throughout the Roman Empire articulated, for the first time, the beliefs that make up the heart of Christian
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Symphony delivers colorful musical travelogue
Whenever you share travel stories and photos, you're really sharing your own impressions of places or experiences seen through the lens of your own cultural background and experiences.
The same is true of composers who create music inspired by a culture or place that is foreign to them. The music that results is filtered though the cultural background and musical language of the individual composer. »Read Full Article
Seth Meyers to replace Jimmy Fallon on 'Late Night'
New York - Seth Meyers is moving from his "Weekend Update" desk to his own late night show on NBC.
The network said Sunday that the longtime "Saturday Night Live" cast member will replace Jimmy Fallon at the 12:35 a.m. "Late Night" show. Fallon will be moving up an hour as Jay Leno's replacement on the "Tonight" show. »Read Full Article(11)
Pug Fest offers fundraising fun
What do you call a grouping of pugs? A pack? A parade? A pound?
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Filmmakers create ode to sign painters as urban landscape artists
We live in a world full of computer-generated messaging, from Facebook ads to tire shop signs. With it comes a "creeping sameness" in the urban landscape, say filmmakers Faythe Levine and Sam Macon.
Not so long ago, the urban landscape was full of messages and signs made by specially trained artists. At a time when people are returning to the lost craft of painting signs in windows and on the sides of trucks by hand, Levine and Macon have made a film about these dedicated and precise practitioners. "Sign Painters," a feature-length film, features interviews with sign painters young and old, from the vanguard to the traditionalists. »Read Full Article
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Test your skills at "All the World's a Stage Sonnet Slam" Monday with the players from Optimist Theatre. They and their literate friends will be holding a sonnet slam - think poetry slam with 14 lines in iambic pentameter - at Transfer Pizzeria and Café, 101 W. Mitchell St., beginning at 8 p.m. Treats include pizza and appetizers. There also will be a raffle of a copy of the troupe's script for "As You Like it" signed by the cast. Tickets are $35, and go to support free Shakespeare in the Park, a worthy goal indeed. »Read Full Article
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Theater scene delivered captivating performances in 2012
Here are two memorable scenes - one from each of the two best shows I saw on a Milwaukee stage this year.
Toward the end of the Milwaukee Repertory Theater's "To Kill a Mockingbird," 8-year-old Scout escorts Boo Radley home. As Atticus, Lee E. Ernst watches her go, while also gazing into the future at the woman she will become, embodied by Deborah Staples. Atticus and Scout are sometimes at loggerheads. But in this great moment, we also see how much they share. »Read Full Article(2)
Packing House's brunch switches from buffet to entrees
The Packing House, the steakhouse at 900 E. Layton Ave., recently switched from serving a buffet brunch to brunch entrées.
Some of the new menu items are steak and eggs, served with a 10-ounce New York strip ($13.99), bananas Foster French toast ($9.99), and crab Benedict ($12.99). »Read Full Blog Post
Niki Johnson to talk about condom portrait of pope on CNN
Artist Niki Johnson will be interviewed about her portrait of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, crafted from thousands of condoms, on CNN Sunday morning. The segment is slated to air at about 7:30 a.m. Central time.
Johnson will talk about the work, which was inspired by the former pope's 2009 comments about condoms while in Africa. He suggested condom use could increase the spread of AIDS. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Chamber Theatre blossoms again with lighthearted 'Jeeves in Bloom'
Given the miserable spring we've been having, I probably don't need to explain the appeal of a play titled "Jeeves in Bloom," the second of Margaret Raether's three stage adaptations of the P.G. Wodehouse stories and novels featuring Bertie Wooster's ever-capable valet.
Under Tami Workentin's direction, Milwaukee Chamber Theatre produced the first of these light comedies, with Matt Daniels as Jeeves, in 2010. In "Bloom," Workentin again directs and Daniels returns as Jeeves. The remaining characters and actors are all new, as is the setting. »Read Full Article
Haydn blurred, other MSO pieces enhanced by Basilica's acoustic
It's a given that performing music in the live acoustic of the Basilica of St. Josaphat will be a challenge.
What's not a given is how well a given piece will work in the space, as evidenced by the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's Friday evening installment of its Basilica series. »Read Full Article(2)
Present Music explores passion, harmony in 'Judgment of Midas'
Which kind of art is better - passionate, heart-pounding exuberance or balanced, elegant harmony?
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Milwaukee band Delta Routine lands video of the day on AOL's Spinner
A couple weeks back, Milwaukee garage rockers The Delta Routine released a video for its reverb-cutting single "Switchblade" from its new album "Cigarettes & Caffeine Nightmares," and on Thursday it made its way to Video of the Day status at AOL's music site Spinner.com.
"It's a song about fighting against the man, and not letting him keep you down," frontman Nick Amadeus told Spinner. "I guess you could say the mood of America kinda dictated this one." »Read Full Blog Post
Hinkley was the 'Granddaddy of Milwaukee radio'
Gordon Hinkley, whose Milwaukee radio career spanned more than a half century and whose voice was as familiar as an old friend to thousands of listeners, died this week at age 88.
Once called the "Granddaddy of Milwaukee radio," whose "Ask Your Neighbor" show ran on WTMJ-AM (620) for more than 30 years, Hinkley died Monday at the Village at Manor Park in West Allis, his family said. »Read Full Article(37)
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Three Stack Shack, a new food truck selling barbecue ribs and other meats, debuted today in Wauwatosa.
The truck can be found from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday through Saturday in a parking lot just west of N. 68th and W. State streets. »Read Full Blog Post
Top 10 movies of 2013: Critic's picks
One moral of the 2013 movie year is that those who don't learn from the past are destined to relive it at the multiplex.
More than half the films — including "Inside Llewyn Davis" and "American Hustle" — on my 2013 Top 10 list explore past events and people. »Read Full Article(5)
New Milwaukee tunes for 2014
I'm done with 2013, starting now. It's time to look ahead with reviews of the first couple local albums of 2014 — although one of them will be available at a release show this Saturday.
Tracy Beck, "Over the Horizon" (available Dec. 28 at tracybeck.com) »Read Full Article
On Tap Today: S'mores, music at the Domes and more cowbell - with the Admirals
So you've unwrapped all the presents and drunk all the holiday nog -- now what?
The day after Christmas isn't exactly the busiest day of the year, but Milwaukee always finds a way to make it sweet -- like at Red Arrow Park, where today is the first day you can buy your own s'mores-making kits. They're just $3 for a 1-pack or $10 for a 4-pack. (They'll be available at the Slice of Ice skating rink through New Year's Day.) »Read Full Blog Post


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Definitely. I do this at my workplace, the hospital. It's hilarious.
So, I just found out that I can see a registered dietitian for free at my university, basically as often as I want (it's paid for, along with various other basic medical procedures with my semester fees). I have lost 30 pounds since Thanksgiving using primal, heavily geared towards fats....the asshole in me wants to go to make an appointment, especially since you have to fill out a food and health survey before hand...then go in for the followups, completely ignoring their advice and continuing to lose weight...
So obviously, I'm an asshole. I came to terms with this years ago. But, I mean, I've already paid for this with my student fees....might as well take advantage of it, right? haha I mean, I'm getting a full metabolic panel done since it's "free"...
What do you all think? Worth the shits and giggles?
Definitely. I do this at my workplace, the hospital. It's hilarious.
Steak, eggs, potatoes - fruits, nuts, berries and forage. Coconut milk and potent herbs and spices. Tea instead of coffee now and teeny amounts of kelp daily. Let's see how this does! Not really had dairy much, and gut seems better for it.
I'd totally do it too. Go in prepared with some literature/research about primal/paleo and have a frank discussion with the dietician about it. You might be suprised at the reaction and it might be a chance to proove to them that there is some validity in this way of eating - particularly if you have the results and the science to support it.
+1 Lizzielou. I would do it just to see what my panels are and to prove them wrong. Good luck and let us know how it works out for you.
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Especially Tom, this nurse who thinks bacon is killing me. He's pissed that my HDL is higher than his.
Steak, eggs, potatoes - fruits, nuts, berries and forage. Coconut milk and potent herbs and spices. Tea instead of coffee now and teeny amounts of kelp daily. Let's see how this does! Not really had dairy much, and gut seems better for it.
Yeah, I'd totally do this.
Tempting, but I'd be afraid of coming across as a preachy asshole. Kinda the way I feel when vegans talk to me. Don't be like a vegan!
Don't be so hard on yourself, you're the best kind of asshole
And yes, go to the nutritionist!
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Why? If they give free rectal exams, would you go? It's pointless given what we believe on MDA.
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Honestly, it sounds like a waste of time. But the free bloodwork might be worth the effort.
Maybe try the nice approach though. Not "your ideas suck", but "my ideas worked really well for me". Focus on the veggies and whole foods you eat. Not "I eat bacon 8 times a day and am skinny fuck you and your quinoa". But "I find when I eat a lot of good fats and protein, coupled with lots of veggies, I feel great, something about grains and sugar just makes me feel icky".
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March 25, 2010, 09:44 PM
Any body use one and how do i get the cord through my safe? Safe does have a small hole drilled through the top plate on top but not through the second plate. Any info will help.
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March 25, 2010, 09:50 PM
I'm not sure about the Browning, but my Amsec has a hole on the bottom right hand side. The safe body is mild steel and can be drilled with a bi-metal holesaw.
March 25, 2010, 09:56 PM
Top hole is for moving the safe in the assembly plant, you don't want to use that as an electrical access.
Most newer Brownings have a black plastic plug in the lower rear corner. Pop out the center of the plug and run your dry rod wiring through there. If the safe is older and there is no plug, look for a predrilled hole. If there's no predrilled hole, drill one yourself. You want it to be as low as you can, but make sure you come out above the floor of the safe.
March 26, 2010, 03:47 AM
Cut off the plug, drill a hole big enough for the cord, thread cord through it, install new plug from hardware store. A rubber grommet would be a nice touch.
IIRC Browning rods come with a bare cord and a plug included.
March 26, 2010, 09:28 AM
Exactly as Natman said. I drilled a small hole in the back of ny safe where the metal was the thinnest, cut off the end of a extension cord, threaded it through a small piece of rubber tubing used as a cord protector, and added a replacement plug to the extension cord. It has worked for twenty five years without a huccup. Recomendation two. Bolts through the back of the safe into the wall behind. If you are putting the safe in a basement I also would put some 8" x 8" pressure treated beams under it. That will protect it from water damage. Do not use concrete cinder blocks as the safe door closing can create a harmonic that may cause the blocks to shatter without warning.
March 27, 2010, 01:21 AM
Thanks for the info guys, looks like I will b drilling my next day off.
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After decades under the influence of globalization, neo-liberalism, and the rapid expansion of informational technology, where do we stand today? This conference will focus on the consequences, both critical and creative, of such dominant and ascendant social trends on urban and regional life and space. First, we will consider hidden frames of global urban landscapes in their social, spatial, political and imaginary forms. What is manifested and what is unseen under vibrant and conflicting urban scene? Diverse questions such as hegemony, inequality, violence, governance, tolerance, and creativity can be asked of any place and space. Second, we want to ask about possible futures of current global urbanism. Now, in globalizing cities over the world, are we experiencing different paths toward more convergent forms of the city, or are we facing with parallel changes into more divergent urban worlds? This question concerns identity, goals, theory, and methodology of urban and regional studies. The meeting will push towards new theoretical agenda for the future studies. Located at dynamic Asian contexts, Tokyo, which has experienced a profound change in the past two decades, will offer a rich body of sights and stories to inform and inspire our conversations.
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Electronic arts is a thing of the past .Sony is screwing them !! NEW Play station is delayed AT LEAST TWO MORE YEARS !!!! MAY DELAY 5 MORE YEARS MAYBE NEVER. Sony is going to go thier OWN WAY .They are screwing erts,and the rest.MSFT is doing the same thing ! Msft dosnt need anyone but msft.They can easily hire poeple to write games here and in asia.Sony is looking out for sony.PLAY STATION HAS BEEN HALTED as far as erts goes!!!That is A great reason for the THE ERTS INSIDERS ARE SELLING every single share they have!...plus accounting investagation still under way....read w3hat the ceos said themselves yesterday.....bad bad bad....erts >>>.LOS ANGELES, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Top executives of two of the leading video game publishers on Thursday said they had given up hope of any more sales-boosting price cuts on video game hardware this year.
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Aright, you're forgiven :) Most of the important Ultima work was pre-EA, and since you didn't say UO I assumed you meant these works when Origin was Origin alone heh. Akalabeth, now that's going back!
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I knew that . . . but since it eventually fell under the EA umbrella, I figured it was OK. If I really wanted to plug early Garriott, I would have said 'Akalabeth'
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Earlier at the same conference, Warren Jenson, the CFO of industry leader Electronic Arts (ERTS), said $50 price cuts were likely for the PS2, Microsoft's (MSFT) $199 Xbox and Nintendo's $149 GameCube.end....
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### This week sony has said to erts ceo and all game makers "screw you" Not only are we not cutting prices ,sony said no new harware ,not in one year,not in two years ,not in three years....erts desperatly needs sony to help out and they have said so.ERTS THOUGHT IT WOULD HAPPEN BY N O W !!!! iTS not going to happen at all sony has dumped erts and so will msft....only the people on this board and the insiders know this all imprortant NEWS...ERTS CEO HAS NOT YET MADE A FULL DISCLOSURE STATMENT OF THIS STUNNING NEWS YET HE IS SELLING EVERY ERTS SHARE HE CAN !!! All erts insiders are dumping.This new2s will out sooner or later..here is the only source to pick up this story(reuters)Oh yes ,,more no comments on the sec investagation...http://biz.yahoo.com/rc/030904/media_videogames_hardware_2.html
Your memory is faulty. Sorry. Regardless, I agree those first few years for EA were tremendous, and I was amoung those who waited eagerly for my copy of 7 Cities of Gold to arrive, for example, or M.U.L.E. And so on. Good times =P
"Ultima, etc."
---Hey now, give props where due, Origin was not part of EA until relatively recently. Blasphemer! Richard did his own thang, yo :)
Spec, I remember this like it was yesterday. I went down and bought the first EA titles that were available. They were incredible. Do you remember a game called Bandits for the Apple II? (Not an EA title I don't think) This was another of my favorites. What about Wavy Navy?
The entire Nasdaq is about to get a haircut.
You still short this thing spec?
>My Apple II was around in the late seventies and Trip started selling his
>software under the name Electronic Arts in 1982 as I remember.
Ah yes . . . Bill Budge's Pinball Construction Set, Dr. J and Larry Bird go One on One, Ultima, etc. The good old days. :-)
>You will witness Electronic Arts cut in half.
Perhaps. I'd say it deserves a haircut. But a larger market down-turn could chop it down heavily.