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For those of you who remember the final round in the TV show "The Crystal Maze", where players had to grab flying coloured tickets and ram them into a slot; aiming to get more of one colour than another colour into the slot before the time ran out - this is the Nerf equivalent.
Number of teams:
Size of teams:
Equal numbers (or as close as possible)
To get the most of your teams coloured tokens into the collection boxes before the time runs out.
Equipment needed:
A big pile of coloured tokens: one colour for each team. These could be specific coloured Nerf darts, jelly beans, gold/silver chocolate coins, plastic counters, different types of crisps, raffle tickets, ping-pong balls etc.
Collection boxes: minimum of one box for each team playing. Collection boxes are not specific to either team.
Game time:
10-15 minutes, depending on number of tokens available: ideally you want the game to end before either team runs out of tokens in their supply container.
Each team has a fixed respawn base.
Set up multiple collection boxes dotted around the game map. These need to be placed away from any respawn points to encourage players to get out into the game map. If using a separate ref, get the ref to place the boxes secretly in the game map so no team knows where they are before starting.
Each respawn base is filled with a supply container of coloured tokens. Teams need to get tokens into
of the collection boxes without getting hit. Hits force a full respawn from the corresponding team base.
Depending on the size of the collection box opening, limit the number of tokens a player can carry. If its a big open box, limit players to carrying one token at a time. If its a closed box with a small slot in the side that tokens have to be fed through, let players carry lots of tokens: theyre sitting ducks while trying to feed tokens in through a slot!
The more collection boxes in play the more the gameplay will spread around the map and fewer players will camp to cover one box. However, having fewer boxes will force the teams to play more tactically: provide covering fire for those depositing tokens, en-mass charges to clear boxes covered by the enemy etc. Remember, collection boxes are
team specific and anyone can deposit tokens into them.
The game lasts for a set time (can be kept a secret if youre using a ref) and the tokens are counted up at the end, with the team with the highest combined number of tokens in the boxes being the winner.
If your dart pool allows it, have each team armed with one colour of dart only (different colours for each team obviously), and use these as tokens with equal amounts for each team put into the supply container in the respawn base (allow time for players to load up before the game starts). Players need to fire the darts into the collection boxes and the dart needs to stay in there to be counted (helps to have a slotted box to avoid rebounds out of the box). The game ends when either the time is up, or one team is out of ammo (dont let players who run out of darts scrounge off the floor to get back into the game).
Have the token supply containers set away from the respawn points too. This will force players to keep their supply points clear as well as clear the collection boxes to deposit tokens.
If using a ref, have them randomly remove one collection point from the map every 3-5 minutes. Once a collection box has been picked up by a ref, tokens can no longer be placed in the box. The game ends when the last box is picked up by a ref.
Have boxes worth different points to each team, depending on the position on the game map. For example, a box close to team As respawn point is worth 1 point per token to team A, but 5 points per token to team B; and vice-versa. Boxes in the middle of the map are worth 2 points to all teams.
So yeah, I like the Mega Centurion. A lot. Like, an unhealthy amount.
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Tue Jan 31, 2017 3:00 pm
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Interesting I like the concept but personally I would run it in reverse in a sense, instead of having the tokens at each spawn and players try to put them in the collection points, have tokens placed close to the enemy spawn ( i.e. blue teams tokens are close to the red team spawn and red teams tokens are by blue teams spawn) and then have the collection point at each spawn. In addition you could add a central point/s containing tokens of both teams that they can compete over in order to differ it enough from CTF.
The reason I suggest this change is primarily due to the increase confrontation it would cause. The rule you suggest have the chance both teams run to different collection points leading to periods without challenge in which case it would morph into which team can run the fastest.
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Shady-daze: I see where you're coming from, but the problem with having tokens near enemy respawn points is that if a team gets the upper hand they can just pin the enemy down with spawn kills while the rest of their team mates cart off handfulls of their tokens unchallenged. Once you control that front line you reduce the game map to just that fire fight area.
Plus with what you suggest it doesn't matter if you get hit once you grab tokens: you're headed back to respawn so you'll dump tokens in your base when you get there. Unless of course you say that hit players have to lose their tokens, which would be hard to police. And what's to stop players just grabbing a handfull of tokens at a time? Keep a collection point clear for 10 seconds and a player can fill their pockets up, get hit, and dump when they respawn: the game could be over very quickly indeed.
I tried to come up with something where camping wasn't going to be much good: sure you can defend the collection boxes all day to prevent the enemy depositing, but at the same time you won't be collecting tokens yourself. This game is going to reward the team that moves fastest, moves most, and who can work together to clear a path to the boxes for those carrying tokens. Plus I wanted players vulnerable when they deposit tokens, so they can't just carry handfuls and dump them.
So yeah, I like the Mega Centurion. A lot. Like, an unhealthy amount.
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Simple rules tweaks fix this.
1) You can only carry one token at a time
2) You get a spawn immunity of 5 seconds that is forfeit at the end of those 5 or the moment you fire a shot. Clever people use the tactical advantage of those 5s to line up a decent shot and then open fire.
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Simple rules tweaks fix this ....."
Or you could just run the original set of rules so that the gameplay is focussed on the various collection boxes around the game map and away from the respawn points, rather than having to add extra rules in to manage a game focussed around each other's respawn points. And good luck policing excitable kids to count at a steady rate, or only taking one token at a time
After all, I designed the game with the mindset that it'll be about moving about lots and getting players away from their respawn points, rather than camping in any one location, .
But all feedback is good feedback, because it allows us to collectively iron out flaws in the plan.
The only issues I can see with either my original version, my variations, or the variations suggested by others is that if both teams focus only on getting their tokens into collection boxes (wherever they may be), rather than preventing the opposition from depositing tokens, then you essentially could have both teams not firing a single shot, and it'll be the team who can sprint the fastest and get all their tokens deposited that'll win the game in a mater of minutes. But then this would take mutual agreement between the teams. The idea is that shooting the enemy slows their team's progress down, leaving your team to get on with depositing tokens.
Anyway, an additional variation (if you're not running a ref) could be that the boxes are set in the game map by one player from each team. The game starts with them already in the map by the boxes. This means teams won't know where the boxes are initially, unless these players spend time finding and communicating it to their teammates.
So yeah, I like the Mega Centurion. A lot. Like, an unhealthy amount.
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I like the original game plan - simple rules work for me - saves me having to explain them numerous times 😀
At the venue we have for Grim up Nerf we can position the collection boxes so both teams will have to cross each others path - and there's nothing to stop having the collection boxes next to each other.....
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I like the sound of this game.
A variation could be to run it like kill confirmed, if a player gets hit they take a knee, they can then be either revived by a team mate to continue or killed by an opponent which means handing over token and going back to respawn. Opponent tokens collected from kills could then be deducted from their total.
Could make the tokens by slicing up a solid core pool noodles about an inch thick so that they're a nice size and already coloured for each team.
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Sparky2504: I'd toyed with the idea of a variation where players could only carry one token at a time, and if they were hit they could either respawn, still carrying the token, or they discarded their token but were still in play until they got hit again.
However you're suggestion has given me an idea for another game type....
Give me 10 minutes
So yeah, I like the Mega Centurion. A lot. Like, an unhealthy amount.
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Spawn immunity is a standard thing in infection so actually there's precedent for it to be used elsewhere.
Carpe Testiculum enforces one ball at a time, too. Plus I always run a ref during every game, sometimes two.
One token at a time is a very good idea. I remember a Carpe Testiculum game at Greenwich Park back in 2013 going very wrong when people were able to scoop up more than one ball. I'd just scoop all the tokens into a dump pouch and fuck off, I have the fire power to do it. One at a time draws things out, forces people to make multiple offensives and makes them more fun. Plus it stops power-gaming fucks like me from game breaking. While I try to avoid it out of convention, not everyone is as polite. Build rules that don't allow for it rather than expecting people not to munchkin.
Thief uses mechanics that involve token grabbing: you drop token when and where you die for people to pick up. At BUZAN, interesting fights used to break out because players would lob them directly upwards (level throws were banned) and you'd see two or three players open up on each other as they broke from cover to be the first to grab it. I should probably check if Thief is included in the Game Types forum...
Then again, most of my game play experience is in the 18+ space...
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So I (Girl A) got invited to a party by a guy (Boy A) I liked a lot, and we would text non stop all the time. He's known to be a player though and has been with several girls. His best friend (Boy B) is a guy I've been talking to a lot longer and like. At Boy A's party he made out with me and now everyone knows, including one of my closest friends (Boy C) who I've liked and had a thing with for over a year but nothing has ever happened between the two of us. That same night Boy A told one of my friends (Girl B) that he likes her AFTER making out with me. Even more, Girl B likes Boy C, but I think he likes me. Help?
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Chrono Cross? Good? *pukes in mouth* that game sullies the genius that was Chrono Trigger, I refuse to accept that *censorship for the good of the children* as a sequel of any kind.
Anyway, that aside...
I suggest Tales of Symphonia for the Gamecube, for two reasons alone... Presea and Sheena <3
Odins Sphere is also great, I love the story and characters of this game.
Mana Khemia is good too, I rather enjoy the humor in the game. especially Anna's scenes
Persona 3 FES is also good. Although, the ending left a bitter taste in my mouth... you might like it though.
I generally hate all things Final Fantasy after FF6, well I like 7 sorta, so.. I won't make any comments about it.
Suikoden 2... if you're willing to dish out 250 - 600 bucks for it... lol. I found a mint condition unopened Suikoden 2 for 600 dollars. I picked mine up when it first released on a whim... I just thought the cover was cool and bought it, best decision I ever made.
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Going on a walk around the Old City's Walls was one of the first things we did on arrival and we were really glad we did. It was a gorgeous sunny day and the walls are simply incredible. The views both inwards to the Old City and outwards at the sea, the surroundings islands and the rest of Dubrovnik were incredible. The wall itself is amazing too.
As it was March, it was fairly quiet but there are lots of places to stop and relax if you need to. There is also a cafe (and toilets - although you need to pay) on the part of the wall closest to the sea where you can buy refreshments and a little further on, you can get to the "Hole in the Wall" which is a little bar stuck on the rocks outside of the wall, facing the sea and the beautiful island of Lokrum.
Although there were a lot of steps and it covered a good distance (we were told it was about 2,000 metres long), it is something that could be managed slowly if necessary and there were a lot of places where you could stop. A lot of the wall was on the flat, so it was fine to wear flat sandals rather than walking shoes/boots. We probably spent a few hours on the wall but that was because we stopped a lot to take photos and enjoy the views. You could do it a lot quicker than that for sure.
It would definitely be a good idea to walk the City Wall as one of the first things you do, that way you get a greater sense of where things are in the Old City. Although the entrance fee was 90k, rather than the 70k we had expected, it was something we're really glad we did as it truly is an amazing wall with wonderful Forts (Bokar, St John's Fortress and then the Minceta Tower) and beautiful views. Awe-inspiring really.
An added bonus is that the entrance fee/ticket also gives you access to Fort Lovrijenac (St Lawrence Fortress) - which you can visit on the same day as the City Walls or the following day. For us this was the most spectacular of the Forts and well worth a visit. Structurally, it is an amazing building, and though not connected to the City Walls, forms part of the city's defences. This three-storey building is fun to explore and also offers majestic views - particularly of the walled Old City. To get to it, take the alley behind the Restaurant Nautika near to Pile Gate (from in front of this restaurant you can see the Fort to the right and Fort Bokar and the City Walls to the left). This will lead you to the small harbour situated below Fort Lovrijenac and if you follow this round, it'll take you to the steps leading up to it.
Time-wise, if you want to relax and take your time (maybe stop for refreshments), as well as visit Fort Lovrijenac, you could easily spend over 3 hours doing this. Of course, you could zip round quicker but to honest, it was a wonderful way to spend a sunny day. Unfortunately, due to the number of steps, it could be incredibly tricky to do if you have problems walking.Taking a bottle of water and nibbles is definitely a good idea, whether you stop for refreshments or not.
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After the shock of being diagnosed with Breast Cancer after routine a mammogram in September this year, I chose to have my surgery at Darent Valley. On my first visit to the breast clinic I met my consultant and the Macmillan Breast care nurse. I realised immediately that I had made the right descision to have my treatment at this hospital. At an extremely stressful and worrying time in my life, I knew at once that I was in very good hands, both the Consultant and the nurse quickly put me at ease, and were very reassuring, Everything was explained in an unhurried and detailed way, I was listened to, and all my fears adressed. I was given a telephone number to contact the breast care nurse at any time if I had any worries or anxiety, or just to ask for support. No questions were left unanswered, I felt relieved, and so much more confident in my prognosis. I have just returned home from hospital after my cancer surgery on 16th October. From the moment I was admitted to the Sugical Admissions lounge, myself and my family, were treated with the utmost respect, in clean, friendly and welcoming surroundings. My treatment in the Scanning and X-ray areas was made so much easier by the easy going, friendly and chatty manner of the lovely staff there too. The staff in that very busy area of S.A.L. are exceptional. I was kept fully informed at all times of my position on the operating list, made comfortable, and felt that even though they are under obvious pressure to keep everything running efficiently, they never lose touch with the fact that they are dealing with people who are in a very worrying position. I would like to make special mention of two particular members of staff, who spent the morning not only looking after me, but making me laugh too... you were great when you accompanied me down to the theatre, and still managed to keep me laughing..Thank you, you were both so fabulous! After my operation, in the theatre recovery area, the nurses, who were very busy, made me feel so much better, nothing was too much trouble, even bringing me a cup of tea, Thank you, it was much appreciated. Once taken to the ward, again, I was treated with dignity, kindness and care. The ward was clean, comfortable and the medical staff so friendly. I spent a very pleasant night in there, and laughed so much, I felt that I was on holiday! I would like to say a very sincere Thank You to all involved in my short stay at Darent, especially to the Consultant, her surgical skills save so many lives of women like me, who find themselves diagnosed with Breast Cancer. To the nurse, I would like to say a huge thank you for being such a warm human being and a wonderful support. I know my ongoing journey with breast cancer will be less stressful because of the care of these two special women. I would also like to say how fortunate I feel to have really experienced the NHS at its very best at Darent Valley Hospital. Thank you all so much.
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Dear Marion Thank you so much for the wonderful comment you have posted on the NHS Choices website. We are grateful to you for taking time, at what is a difficult period for you, to let us know about your experience. At DVH we strive constantly to improve the patient experience, often in challenging circumstances. It is so uplifting to hear from patients when we have obviously met their expectation and given them treatment and care which has made them feel we have showed compassion, empathy and understanding of their needs. I will ensure that the clinical teams with whom you have had contact are made aware of your comments. I am delighted that you have found the hospital so supportive, but I'm sure that being home is also a pleasure and relief. I trust that the on-going support of our clinical teams will continue to provide you with the help you require to manage your pathway of care. With kind regards and best wishes for your future health Kate King Interim Director of Nursing Ms Seema Seetharam Consultant Surgeon and lead clinician for the Breast Cancer Service
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What also drives me crazy is that I can't get any solid improvement on my 5k time. It annoys me. I ran another 5k on Sunday. I was feeling quite a bit better than I was last week when I ran a 5k. The cold was all gone and I rested up very well on Saturday. The sun was more intense on Sunday, but the temps were a few degrees cooler than the previous week. I really thought that this was going to be the race that I get that 5k down where it should be. My warm-up was good. I felt a little tired still, but that's nothing unusual. I did a few 30 second strides. I lined up behind (unfortunately) three female members of the area's elite* running team, the GD's. I figured I was fighting for fourth place. I didn't care. My goal was to run a solid 5k and to really not take it out too fast.
The horn sounded and off we went. To my surprise I was holding back and running right behind one of the GD's who in recent races has beat me handily. I just cruised along right behind her for a while. Around 3/4 of a mile into it I got closer and she saw me and took off. She was about 5 seconds or so in front of me by the 1 mile mark. Unfortunately, my split was 5:54. Oops. I did not feel nearly as bad as I did the week before. Cool! Actually, there was some downhill action in this mile too, so it really wasn't all that too fast. And, as always the mile marker could be off.
So, as the next mile progressed my goal was to not drop the pace off too much. I just plugged along and as we made a turn I noticed I was inching closer to the third place GD. Hmmm. I just kept my pace and as we headed to a turn around I passed her. I don't think she liked this. I could hear her breathing down my neck. She was right behind me at the 2 mile mark. Our split was 12:12 (hey, not bad! 6:18 for mile 2--if I could pick it up just a few seconds for the third mile I'd be under 19! Woo!) She passed me as we went around a corner and then I could hear her breathing louder. I took the opportunity and surged ahead. We turned another corner and there loomed a hill. I could still hear her behind me. I figured she would think she'd get me on the hill, which meant she was going to gun it up the hill, which meant she was going to feel like poo when she got to the top of the hill, which meant I'd get her back there. That's exactly how it panned out. I maintained effort up the hill, which meant I slowed down. She gunned it up the hill. I reached the top feeling fine and took off blowing past her. I got some distance on her here, but after she recovered from the hill she came back on me. I could hear her very close. I tried to up the pace, but I don't have any real sprinting power to tap into--one of the side-effects of marathon training over 5k training. If she had a kick in her I knew I was toast or else going to hurt myself trying to outkick her. I just tried my best to power to the finish. We were really battling and it seemed like we picked up the pace for mile 3. I was excited to see the clock. We made the final turn and as we headed to the clock I was shocked. 19:25, 19:26, 19:27...as we got closer I could hear her louder and louder. I pushed my slow marathon trained body, but as the clock ticked to 19:34 she passed me into the shoot. We both finished in 19:34, but she was third place and I was fourth.
I was less disappointed about that than the prospect that I slowed down to 6:40 pace for the third mile! Not possible, even with the hill. I talked to third place for a while after and she was surprised too. We think the course was either long or those first two miles were short somewhere--probably the first, if anything--and then the last mile was long. At a minimum, that last mile was long. There's no way that both of us were running over 6:30 pace and feeling like we were running 6:1x pace. With the hill I'll add 5 seconds, but that's it. So, I think the course was either 20-30 seconds long, or those first 2 miles were 20-30 seconds short.
But just like wedding planning and the lack of certainty there, this is just the nature of little local races. They're almost never precisely measured or precisely timed (for the record, I finished right behing my ART guy's brother last week and they credited him with a 19:28 and me with a 19:30--annoying!) Just like I can't count on one date I can't count on one mile marker. And when it's all said and done, is it really that annoying. I got what I wanted out of the race--a good workout. I also got a nice prize--a gift certificate to a fancy salon. However, it was for a pedicure! No one will touch these pups! Seriously, these toenails are beyond help. So, I will just have to see if I can get some other service instead. Heh! And similarly, I can get all my wedding players--mrp, our parents, our officiant, our ceremony locale, our reception locale, honeymoon, etc etc etc...ad infinitum...ad nauseum--on the same page and when that's all said and done we'll have what we want out of it and look back and be happy. None of it is really worth stressing out about, now is it?
I guess, I just am happiest when I know what I'm dealing with. I want to be able to trust that 1 mile split to know how the race is going and what I need to do to get where I want to be. I want to be able to trust the caterers and the officiants that the wedding they say they are going to deliver gets delivered. Sometimes they deliver and sometimes they don't. Since the 5k was probably screwed up, the chances that the wedding goes off as planned should be pretty good now, huh?! We can only hope!!!
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My latest acquisition that I got in a trade deal. Still don't have the foggiest idea what I will use it for, but I need it... I think...
*shaking head* I have no idea what you will use it for either, but it looks like a nice piece of gear. Looks clean and either well taken care of, or not used a hell of a lot. :p
Yeah, I am thinking it wasn't used much. Not a very good choice for a "plinker".
Well I think I can tell you what you wont be using it for and that is as a concealed carry piece .
Other than that you're on your own .
I hope you don't have to explain it to a wife , if so record it for us and post it , should make for some great comedy relief .
Very nice, looks like it might be able to make holes in things....
Hey, what the hell...why not? It does look pretty unused, probably uncased, fired once, and re-cased. :D
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Good for home defense. :D
I fired one of those when the .44 version first came out. I SOOO wanted a true .44 Magnum Autoloader like Mack Bolan had. It was a disease that I needed to find a cure for. Shooting that big bastard, with that oversized grip and that massive recoil, was the cure... LOL
Best of luck Jeep - I hope you love it...
Mack Bolan? Are you frikkin kidding me? I didn't think anyone else had ever heard of those books! I was addicted to those when I was a kid! The Executioner and his Beretta 93R... Maybe I'll dig some of those out.
As for the Desert Eagle, as soon as I can find some 50 AE for less than $27.00/ 20, I need to see what it'll do, besides break my ammo budget for the year.
Hope you like getting hit in the face with brass.
Let me say this first "IT IS YOUR GUN AND YOUR MONEY". Now let me say this I would never admit to owning one of them boat anchors in my life. They are just about worthless for anything other than a Matrix movie.
I shot one once and every time I pulled the trigger the stupid thing spit brass right between my eyes. No, I was not limpwristing it either. To me it is a design flaw in the action of the pistol with the rotating bolt. I would take that thing and trade it in on a good 500 smith and Wesson mag. That way you can have a real hand cannon.
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John Adams (September 18, 1772 – April 24, 1863) was an American educator noted for organizing several hundred Sunday schools.
John Adams was born in Canterbury, Windham County, Connecticut, on the 18th of September, 1772. He was the eldest of ten children of Captain John Adams, a farmer of Canterbury and an officer of the Revolution, and grandson of Captain John and Abigail (Cleveland, Brown) Adams, also of Canterbury. His mother was Mary, daughter of Deacon Joshua and Jemima (Davenport) Parker, of Needham, Massachusetts. A brother was graduated at Yale in 1804. He was prepared for College at the Academy in the adjoining town of Plainfield, under the instruction of Daniel Chapman, of the Class of 1789. When he took his degree at Commencement, he delivered a Dissertation on the Benefits of Theatrical Establishments.
In the fall of 1795 he began a private school in the northern part of his native town, where he exhibited such uncommon aptitude in instruction and management as to draw a large number of pupils. In 1796 he took charge, with an increase of salary, of one of the district schools in the town, which he continued to teach with rare success until the spring of 1801.
Meantime he was married, on May 8, 1798, to Elizabeth, the only surviving daughter of Gamaliel and Judith (Perkins) Ripley, of Scotland Society, in Windham, and niece of the Rev. David Ripley (Yale 1749) and the Rev. Hezekiah Ripley (Yale 1763).
From the spring of 1801 to the fall of 1803 he was Master of Plainfield Academy, instructing about two hundred pupils with pronounced success.
His reputation as a teacher led in 1803 to his being selected to be the Preceptor of Bacon Academy, recently established in Colchester, in New London County. The appointment was a distinct promotion, and was entered on with many misgivings;. but the seven years which he spent there must be reckoned among the most successful of his life. He united with the First Congregational Church, on profession of his faith, in 1805, and was chosen to the office of Deacon in that church in April, 1808.
Early in 1810 his pleasant and useful work in Colchester was brought to a sudden termination, by a difference of opinion with the trustees in regard to a case of discipline. Convinced that in such a matter he must have an absolutely free hand, Mr. Adams immediately resigned, and declined to reconsider his determination.
Very soon after this the Trustees of Phillips Academy, in Andover, Massachusetts, offered him the headship of that institution, with a salary of nine hundred dollars and a house. This flattering invitation was accepted, and in June, 1810, the great work of his life was begun.
An interregnum in the office of Principal had reduced the number of pupils to twenty-three; but by 1817 they increased to one hundred, and they remained at or near this figure for the rest of his term of service.
In this position of eminence he more than fulfilled all just expectations, upholding a high standard of scholarship and exercising a strong moral and religious influence over his pupils. He also served as a deacon in the church.
In the fall of 1832, when he was sixty years old—an age after which, he had been heard to say, no man ought to teach—he learned that some of the newer members of the Board of Trustees wished to place a younger man at the head of the Academy. Mortified though he was at the discovery, he obeyed the intimation unhesitatingly, presented his resignation at the next meeting of the Trustees, on November 22, and terminated work at the close of the Fall term four days later.
His wife, after two years of failing health and much suffering, died in Andover on February 23, 1829, at the age of 53; and he married, on August 30, 1831, Mabel, widow of Dr. Eli (or Ely) Burritt (Williams College 1800), of Troy, New York, and daughter of Deacon Ebenezer Stratton, of Williamstown, Massachusetts. An appreciative sketch of the first Mrs. Adams, by Professor Moses Stuart, was printed at Andover in 1829.
By the vote of the Academy Trustees he had the free use of the house he had occupied until August, 1833; but he broke up housekeeping in the spring of that year, and went out to search for employment.
In Elbridge, Onondaga County, New York, he found a wealthy gentleman, the father of a former pupil, who offered to build an Academy for his use, and otherwise assist him. He went to Elbridge, accordingly, in September, 1833, and for about three years the Academy prospered under his direction. He then resigned, to the earnest regret of the Trustees, his reason being that his two youngest daughters who were his assistants, preferred not to teach in a school for both sexes.
A visit to relatives in Ohio and Illinois determined him to remove to the West, and in October, 1836, he left Elbridge with his family. They spent the winter in Jerseyville, in western Illinois, where he opened a school, and also in the want of a minister conducted church services.
In May, 1837, he removed about forty miles to the northward, to Jacksonville, to take charge of a female academy. Here for five happy years the seminary prospered beyond expectation. Meantime, however, one of the daughters who had hitherto assisted him married; and on attaining the age of seventy he felt constrained to retire permanently from the teacher's work.
Soon after this he was invited to become the agent of the American Sunday School Union for the State of Illinois. The offer appealed to him as a congenial one, and was accepted with alacrity; and for twelve years, with a salary of four hundred dollars, he performed this service. He was known and loved, by children and adults alike, as "Father Adams" over a wide area, and was an instrument of good to many communities. He also served as Elder in the Presbyterian Church of Jacksonville for twenty-five years.
He voluntarily resigned his commission in 1854, from a conscientious fear that he might be occupying the place of a younger and more active man; and spent the remnant of his life in retirement.
His wife died on July 17, 1856, at the age of 77, and he made his home thereafter with one of his married daughters, in Jacksonville. Investments which he made in government lands on his arrival in Illinois now yielded him a sufficient income; and his physical faculties remained unimpaired to the end. For the last year or two he was mainly confined to the house.
He died in Jacksonville on April 24, 1863, in his 91st year. The discourse preached at his funeral by his pastor, the Rev. Livingston M. Glover, was afterwards published. The epitaph placed over his grave describes him in words chosen by himself, as "A lover of children, a teacher of youth, a sinner saved by grace." Blest with an equable disposition, he was uniformly serene and peaceful, and loved to describe himself in his latter years as "happy and contented."
In 1854 Yale College conferred on him the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws. A very satisfactory portrait, painted the same year, was given to Phillips Academy.
Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes, in his poem, The School Boy, read at the centennial celebration of the Academy in 1878, thus recalls him:
Grave is the Master's look; his forehead wears
Thick rows of wrinkles, prints of worrying cares;
Uneasy lie the heads of all that rule,
His most of all whose kingdom is a school.
Supreme he sits; before the awful frown
That bends his brows the boldest eye goes down;
Not more submissive Israel heard and saw
At Sinai's foot the Giver of the Law.
By his first marriage he had six daughters and five sons,—of whom all grew to maturity except the oldest and youngest sons, who died in infancy. The other sons were graduated at Yale, in the classes of 1821, 1825, and 1827, respectively,—the youngest being an eminent pastor in New York City.
The eldest daughter married the Rev. Daniel Hemenway (Middlebury College 1815). The second daughter married the Rev. George Cowles, a classmate of her eldest brother, and was lost by shipwreck with her husband. The third daughter married the Rev. John Q. A. Edgell (Univ. of Vermont 1827); and the fourth daughter married the Rev. Albert M. Egerton (Dartmouth 1829).
He published:
The Testimony of a Veteran to the value of the labours of Sunday-School Missionaries. Philadelphia: American Sunday-School Union. [1854?] 120, pp. 12. [B. Publ.
He also prepared, late in life, at the request of friends, a little book of rules and maxims entitled
A Treatise on the Proper Training of Children; but this remains in manuscript.
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Josephine was born in 1763 in Martinique to a wealthy aristocratic colonial family. She was brought up there but in 1779 she left for France and married army officer Alexandre de Beauharnais. She had two children with Alexandre, Eugene (1783 - 1824) and Hortense (1783 - 1837).
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Aug 27, 2009 at 11:30 UTC
Doggonit...tell those researchers to stop researching! lol
Most of my laptops don't support WPA2 yet :(
Aug 27, 2009 at 2:09 UTC
At home, I'm WPA2-AES since over a year (now that all my computers support this), but I know a lot of companies still running WPA-TKIP... ChristopherO's reply is the reason I think.
Aug 28, 2009 at 10:03 UTC
@spiceuser good find. WPA2-AES it is for now on. Of coarse I will also enforce 'No Broadcast SSID' & MAC filtering
Aug 28, 2009 at 10:18 UTC
No broadcast and MAC filtering are really easy to circumvent as well...just have a device in promiscuous mode find the SSID (they're out there anyway, even if not broadcast), and MAC's are all thrown out there too - just find a device that's already authenticated and spoof it.
I use RADIUS authentication to help boost security - I don't think they could use this attack to break in past that. To authenticate the device and/or user would need a certificate, both be members of the domain, and be members of a certain group in AD.
Aug 28, 2009 at 10:25 UTC
What's up JD! @ChristopherO, you're not allowed anywhere near my wi-fi. LOL
Aug 28, 2009 at 10:37 UTC
lol...I learned by doing it on my own networks...figured if I can't break it, then most people in this area shouldn't be able to get in either :) Then watch the logs...kinda funny when I see someone try.
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College roundup: Williams again wins Directors' Cup
CLEVELAND >> There have been 21 Division III Directors' Cups awarded in two decades. Williams College has now won 19 of them.
Williams claimed the Cup with 1,098.25 total points, with Washington University-St. Louis second at 1,013.
Williams scored in 16 of the maximum 18 sports, getting points from nine women's and seven men's sports. Williams earned two national championships — women's soccer and women's cross country. Williams also finished second in men's cross country and women's tennis.
Points in the Directors' Cup, presented by Learfield Sports and the National Association of Directors of Athletics, are awarded based on scoring form every NCAA championship. Schools can get scores from a maximum of nine men's and nine women's sports.
Four of the top 10 schools were from NESCAC, the most of any one conference in Division III. Tufts was fourth (882.25), Middlebury was fifth (860.50) and Amherst was seventh (796.50).
Middlebury (2012) and California-San Diego (1998) are the only other schools that have brought Division III Directors' Cups home.
WILLIAMSTOWN >> Four members of the Williams track and field teams were named CoSIDA Academic All-Americans.
Bijan Mazaheri earned his second first-team honor, while Colin Cotton was named to the second team after being named third team a year ago.
Lacey Serletti was named to the second team, while Emily Sundquist earned a third-team nod.
To be considered an Academic All-American, a student-athlete must be at least a sophomore, hold a minimum grade-point average of 3.30 and be a first-team All-Region selection.
Mazaheri was a four-time All-American on the track and cross country course. He was third in the NCAA Division III cross country championship, fifth in the winter 5,000 meters, third in the outdoor 5,000 and fourth in the 10,000. Cotton was second in the indoor 5,000.
Serletti was 22nd in the D-III cross country championships, earning All-American status. She was a member of the All-American indoor distance medley relay team.
WILLIAMSTOWN >> Williams golfer Jack Coyne has been named an honorable mention, All-American selection by the Golf Coaches Association of America.
Coyne is the first Eph to earn All-American honors since Will Sicks did it in 2002 and 2003.
WILLIAMSTOWN >> Williams men's lacrosse players Peter Crane and Tanner MacIvor have been named Scholar All-Americans by the U.S. Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association.
To be named, players must be nominated by his coach, have a GPA of 3.0, and must be an All-American, member of a North-South team or an outstanding conference player..
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Grimshaw, who has been the men's tennis coach, will replace Holly McGovern as the women's coach. McGovern is taking on other duties in the athletic department, along with her job as women's basketball coach.
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TAYLOR, Mich. -- Atlas Oil Co., fuel distributor and operator of more than 40 convenience stores based here, will finalize agreements on Jan. 28 to purchase four convenience stores from the now-bankrupt Fusion Oil in Romulus, Mich.
The four Detroit area locations -- all but one of which are currently closed -- are good pieces of property with opportunities, Mike Evans, Atlas Oil's executive vice president of business development, told CSNews Online.
"They were very good sites. There were quite a few locations available, and we really tried to pick better locations," he said. "The Michigan market and economy is fairly tough and operations are kind of difficult, so we wanted to focus on real good pieces of real estate with long-term viable assets."
Fusion Oil's 41 stores in Michigan and Ohio were sold as part of a bankruptcy proceeding against the oil marketer by Comerica Bank, according to a Monroenews.com report in late July. The Georgia-based auction firm, Tranzon LLC, handled the sale of the properties, the report stated.
The Sunoco-branded sites will be rebranded to BP, Marathon and Clark following the purchase, according to Evans, who added that the one open location will continue under the current independent operator.
This acquisition follows another five-location purchase by Atlas Oil from R & J Inc., which was completed earlier this month. Those Battle Creek, Mich., area stores will switch from the CITGO banner to BP, CSNews Online reported at the time. All remaining employees at the five stores were merged into Atlas' operations.
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"There will be two to three new-to-industry stores we look to build this year. There will be a couple of remodels going on at sites, some are old Clark locations, some are old Shell sites," Evans told CSNews Online. "Some we'll buy through acquisitions."
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The world population is currently estimated to be around 6.92 billion, and with the technology advancement, we humans have started using mobile phones, ipods and other electronic gadgets. A report in the PC World states that cell phone subscriptions have reached 3.3 billion, which is half of the world's population. We tend to keep these dearer objects of desire mostly in our shirt pockets. The basic fact about cell phones is that they emit microwave radiations apart from radioactive radiations.
And studies have revealed that cell phones kept closer to heart is one of the reason for heart attacks and strokes in young people. Young people form a major share of cell phones and ipod users and in turn they are the major share of people who are fashion victims. This paper is an attempt to argue the need of design intervention in clothing, Shirts in particular. This paper also focuses on the need to shift shirt pocket from left side to right side. And to remind that Fashion designers are the real masters that embellish the beauty of women and smartness of men. Designers shape up bodies in the most modest manner and make anyone look stunning and sensuous. Now its time for us to shape up their health too.
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Preschoolers addicted to iPads and technology
Interesting article on this topic.
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Ah.. it worked.. and it was a great article! I really think it's a problem at how much parents rely on these devices nowadays.. everywhere I go, when kids are out to eat, they are using an iPad or iPhone, it's like they don't know what else to do with them besides let them be on it.. and it's rather sad.. I don't see chatting or talking.. I really do see dependency.. a good friend of mine, whenever her son makes a peep - out comes the iPad.. we have already decided we won't be letting Monroe use our iPhones or iPad at least until he is 2 or older.. it makes me sad that parents rely so much on them..
Moms Expertise07/26/14
We don't even have an iPad, lol. We have our computers and games, ofc, but I don't let Nina play with them...apart from the fact that she's only One. I try to make a point of playing with Nina a lot, with her toys or with made-up games and silly noises or songs or games of chase, be it inside or outside. She'll probably learn how to use the computer relatively young, but she definitely won't be on it unless she needs to be, or it's a limited time. I've seen toddlers, too, all over the place who scream unless they get handed an iPad or phone or something, and I find it unacceptable. I've also seen parents who look like they're going to scream if their kid isn't completely distracted by technology, like they can't handle spending actual time with their children. Bothers me so much.
hmmm this is a great article ... but I would hope that parents limit a child's technology interaction and let them PLAY a little
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