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Here is a new chicken waterer from Little Giant. This waterer uses the same type of chicken waterer nipples we sell in 10 packs. Chicken Waterer Nipples.
The Hen Hydrator Waterer keeps your water clean and helps prevent disease. The translucent bucket allows easy viewing of the water level. Blue color provides UV protection to prevent algae growth. Gravity-fee hen hydrator provides access to clean water on demand Lid fits tightly to prevent spills and protects contents while easy to remove fill plug alllows for refilling 4 nipples can accommodate 4 birds each. 3.5 Gallon Capacity.
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Here are some more tips when using and egg incubator to hatch your eggs.
Incubator Placement: It is best to place your incubator in a room that has a good stable temperature and plenty of fresh air. If you are considering placing it in a barn or somewhere the temperature will fluctuate during the night and day I would recommend using the Hova Bator Genesis Egg Incubator. This incubator has a digital thermostat and will work well in those type areas.
Circulating Fan: Not all incubators have a circulating fan built in them. We strongly recommend using the fan. It will keep your air in the incubator circulated and also will keep the temperature more constant. This will improve your hatch rate considerably. If you incubator doesn't have a fan in it you can find one at this link. Circulated Fan Kits.
Turning Eggs: Eggs should be turned 3 times per day at the same time. If you do not use an egg turner its best to turn them in the morning, the afternoon and right before you go to bed at night. You can get an Automatic Egg Turner and this will keep you from having to turn the eggs yourself. It will also keep you from opening the incubator daily.
Hatching: Eggs should be turned the first 18 days. After that you will need to take them out of the egg turner and place them on their side. It is very important not to open the incubator during this period of time. Your humidity will need to be raised by 10% during the last 3 days. Once the chicks start hatching you will need to leave the baby chicks in the incubator to dry off. This will also help encourage the chicks that have not already hatched to come out. You can remove the chicks after they have dried off to a Chicken Brooder.
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Today I am going to list some of the key factors in the incubation and hatching of eggs. We get many phone calls especially this time of the year looking for answers on how to get eggs to hatch using an egg incubator. Below you will find some of the key factors in a successful hatch.
Temperature: The ideal operating temperature in any incubator is 99 – 100 degrees. When selecting an incubator always remember one with a fan provides you with a much better ability to maintain the proper temperature.
Humidity: During the first 18 days of incubation you will need your humidity to be 57 – 60 degrees. The last three days you will want to raise that to 65%.
Egg Turning: All eggs must be turned for the 1st 18 days during the incubation process. The turning of the eggs causes the yolk of the egg to be re-positioned away from the shell. When selecting an incubator I highly recommend getting an egg turner. The egg will need to be turned 3 times a day. It can be done by hand if you do not want an egg turner.
Sanitation: When using and incubator it is very critical that the incubator is sanitized. We recommend after using the incubator to fully sanitize the incubator. Always keep your hands fully sanitized when handling eggs. Eggs have pores and can get bacteria in them by dirty hands.
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This past weekend I decided to do some spring cleaning on our chicken coop. I know February might be a little early for most with the winter weather we have been experiencing, but in the South we occasionally get some 65 Degree weather on the weekends. I wanted to share with you some of the things I did to get my coop nice and clean for the upcoming year.
Remove All Litter and Bedding: I used a poly leaf rake to remove the litter out of the house. When selecting our coop I made sure to get a glassboard floor and clean out door and believe me it makes cleaning much easier. I removed all the litter making sure the corners of the nest boxes were scrapped and cleaned. Getting the bedding out of the nest boxes wasnt very easy. I used a tool to scrape out all the corners and then removed the bedding.
Clean Walls, Perches & Spider Webs: After you remove all the litter, you will want to clean out the interior of the coop. This is very dusty so I recommend using a facemask. I first removed all the cob webs in the ceiling. I then brushed down the walls with a broom removing all the dust. One of the best ways to get the remaining dust out is using a leaf blower. Just make sure to use a facemask so you dont breathe in all the dust.
Spray Coop Down With Poultry Protector: Once the coop was clean of all litter I sprayed it down with Poultry Protector. I used the Poultry Protector Concentrate and mixed it in a 1 gallon sprayer. The Poultry Protector will help eliminate any fleas, mites and lice that are left in the coop. Studies show that when fleas, mites and lice are no longer present on and around birds, they become less stressed and aggressive, allowing them to do what they do best; Increase egg production and Gain body weight. The elimination of parasites and insects will help to also decrease mortality rates in young birds. Poultry Protector is 100% environmentally friendly and safe for your birds.
Put New Bedding In Coop: Our chicken coop is a quaker style coop that is 5′ x 8′. I used a premium pine shaving for the bedding and it took 1 1/2 bags to get a good coating on the floor about 4″ – 6″ deep. I recommend having a thick coating because the birds will scratch a good bit of it around. It will also make more litter when you clean it out.
Recycle Your Litter: Always remember that chicken litter is one of the best natural fertilizers you can use on your flower bed or garden. We will be putting it in a compost bin for use in a garden and rose bed.
Spray Chickens Down With Poultry Protector: Since it was warm I decided to go ahead and spray the chickens down with the Poultry Protector I mixed up. Hopefully killing all parasites that might be on them. They all were in good condition but it is always best to try to stay ahead of the mites and fleas.
Keeping a nice clean chicken coop makes it much more inviting to kids when they go checking for eggs. It really doesnt take much time and it makes your coop a much better place for you chickens to stay. I had only been finished about 10 minutes and our bunny was already in the coop checking it out. I wish you the best of luck and if you have any questions please feel free to contact us at 1-800-624-4493 or at www.flemingoutdoors.com
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4 indicted over contaminated peanut butter linked to 9 deaths
The four former executives at the now-closed Peanut Corp. of America are accused of knowing their products were tainted when they sold them.
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A federal grand jury, investigating one of the largest U.S. food-related recalls, indicted four executives at the now-defunct Peanut Corp. of America, accusing them of knowing their products were tainted with salmonella bacteria, covering up the evidence and selling the food anyway.
The 76-count criminal indictment, disclosed Thursday, accused the four of engaging "in multiple schemes to defraud the company's customers."
Named as defendants were the former president, Stewart Parnell; his brother Michael, a food broker representing the company; Samuel Lightsey, operations manager at the company's Blakely, Ga., plant; and Mary Wilkerson, the plant's quality-assurance manager.
Peanut butter, roasted peanuts and other items prepared at the plant were linked to a 2009 salmonella outbreak that sickened more than 700 people in 46 states, including Washington, and was linked to nine deaths, including that of Clifford Tousignant, 80.
"I didn't think there'd ever be any criminal charges filed. It was something I had pretty much given up on," said his son, Lou Tousignant of Walnut Creek, Calif. "I'm a little emotionally shot, but it's a pretty good day."
The four executives allegedly failed to keep rodents and insects out of the plant, continued to ship products even when testing showed salmonella contamination, fabricated quality-assurance labels and lied to and misled investigators once the outbreak occurred, according to the Justice Department.
The peanut recall affected thousands of products made since 2007, including cookies, cereal and pet treats, according to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
The Justice Department "will not hesitate to pursue any person whose criminal conduct risks the safety of Americans who have done nothing more than eat a peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwich," said Stuart Delery, who heads the department's Civil Division.
Lawyers for three of the defendants couldn't be reached for comment. Lightsey's attorney, Jim Parkman, said he and his client were "ready to get to the rest of the story."
Felony charges of this scope are "unusual" in food-related cases, said Carl Tobias, a law professor at the University of Richmond.
Food-safety lawyer Bill Marler of Seattle said the indictments will have a "far-reaching impact on the food industry."
"Corporate executives and directors of food safety will need to think hard about the safety of their product when it enters the stream of commerce," he said.
The Parnell brothers and Lightsey are charged with mail and wire fraud, conspiracy and introduction of adulterated and misbranded food into interstate commerce with the intent to defraud or mislead. Stewart Parnell, Lightsey and Wilkerson, who served in several positions, are charged with obstruction of justice.
The indictment was unsealed Wednesday and disclosed publicly Thursday.
A former employee, Daniel Kilgore, pleaded guilty to several charges, the Justice Department said.
Lightsey attorney Parkman said he and his client have "been waiting for years for something to happen" on the case.
Peanut Corp. of America filed for bankruptcy protection soon after the salmonella outbreak.
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By Mark Wayne Eubank | August 15, 2014 5:04 PM EST
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has granted Luis Suarez's appeal insofar as participating in "other football-related activities" like training, engaging in promotional events, and administrative matters, which he was barred to do per FIFA's decision.
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Uruguayan striker Luis Suarez arrives for a hearing at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) in Lausanne August 8, 2014. Suarez is appealing against a four-month ban from all football-related activities for biting Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini during the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
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However, he will still serve the original four-month ban, which will only apply to official club matches, and will also be prevented from seeing action in eight more international fixtures.
As it stands, the 27-year-old Uruguay international will have successfully served the penalty imposed on October 22, assuming that the term "four months" means a period of 120 days counted from June 25, as indicated in the statement.
He will be just back in time for an El Clasico clash against Real Madrid on October 26, among other things.
Meanwhile, the following is the full text statement issued by CAS:
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has released its decision in the appeal of Luis Suarez, FC Barcelona and the Uruguayan FA against FIFA.
The CAS Panel has partially upheld the appeal. The sanctions imposed on the player by FIFA have been generally confirmed. However, the 4-month suspension will apply to official matches only and no longer to other football-related activities (such as training, promotional activities and administrative matters).
On 24 July 2014, Luis Suarez, FC Barcelona and the Uruguayan FA filed an appeal against the decision of the Appeals Committee of FIFA. The Appellants requested that the sanctions be reduced and more particularly that the 4-month suspension be lifted. The case was conducted on an expedited basis and the hearing took place at the CAS headquarters in Lausanne, Switzerland on 8 August 2014. The player was present and gave a statement to the Panel of CAS arbitrators: Mr Bernhard Welten, Switzerland (President), Professor Luigi Fumagalli, Italy, and Dr Marco Balmelli, Switzerland.
The CAS Panel found that the sanctions imposed on the player were generally proportionate to the offence committed. It has however considered that the stadium ban and the ban from "any football-related activity" were excessive given that such measures are not appropriate to sanction the offence committed by the player and would still have an impact on his activity after the end of the suspension.
Accordingly, the following sanctions have been confirmed by the CAS:
1. Luis Suarez is found guilty of violation of art. 48 par. 1 lit. d) of the FIFA Disciplinary Code for having committed an act of assault during the match between Italy and Uruguay played on 24 June 2014 at the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil.
2. In application of art. 11 lit. c) and art. 19 of the FIFA Disciplinary Code, Luis Suarez is banned for nine (9) consecutive official matches of the national team of the Asociacion Uruguaya de Futbol:
The first ban was fulfilled in the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil match Columbia vs. Uruguay of 28 June 2014;
The remaining bans will be fulfilled in the future official matches of the national team of the Asociacion Uruguaya de Futbol based on art. 38 par. 2 lit. a) of the FIFA Disciplinary Code.
3. Based on art. 11 lit. c) and art. 19 of the FIFA Disciplinary Code, Luis Suarez is declared ineligible to play in official matches at any level for a period of four (4) consecutive months, starting on 25 June 2014.
4. Based on art. 10 lit. c) in connection with art. 15 of the FIFA Disciplinary Code, Luis Suarez is sanctioned to pay a fine in the amount CHF 100,000.
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The Lakewood Ranch High football team held off Tarpon Springs in the second half, defeating the Spongers 41-34 to earn its second district victory of the season.
Trailing 7-0, Lakewood Ranch running back Chris Pearcey scored from 2 yards out with 11 seconds remaining in the first quarter to tie the game.
Pearcey added a 3-yard touchdown run with 1:12 remaining in the first half to pull the Mustangs within a point at 14-13.
Lakewood linebacker Wanley Desir intercepted a Tarpon Springs pass at the Mustangs 24-yard line and returned it to the Spongers 29-yard line, which set up a 29-yard touchdown run by Ty McLeod. Quarterback Chad Rex added a two-point conversion to give the Mustangs a 21-14 lead heading into the locker room.
After a rain-soaked second quarter and a lightning delay, Lakewood scored a pair of touchdowns early in the third quarter on a 12-yard run by Pearcey and a 60-yard touchdown pass from Rex to Ty McLeod to give the Mustangs a 34-14 lead.
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That was the message from William Graser of the Nevins Active Adult Community, who led his neighbors in an evening of remembrance and gratitude Monday night. About 70 or so residents, the majority of them veterans, attended a neighborhood Veterans Day ceremony inside the community clubhouse.
Graser, a retired sergeant first class in the U.S. Army and a veteran of the Vietnam War, said when it comes to honoring those who served, there's no such thing as "a job too little."
Chaplain James Cavatis of the U. S. Marine Corps League, a Vietnam veteran, paused to salute the flag before a moving reading of "Unknown: A Chaplain's Prayer."
Audience members wiped away tears as Graser read the names of the seven Nevins residents who'd passed away this past year, the most recent one being Stanley Focht. An airman first class who served in the U.S. Air Force military police K-9 unit, died Oct. 21 at the age of 70.
Serving as the evening's keynote speaker was retired Command Sgt. Maj. Michael Rice of the N.H. Army National Guard.
"To all of the veterans in the audience, I have a simple but heartfelt message: Thank you," he said.
"You have defended America in the best of times and the worst of times, often with little fanfare," Rice said. "Today is a time to honor all who fought for our freedom, those who understand the meaning of hardship and the catastrophe of war. Yet you've all endured."
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Yep. I always thought we should have told the Taliban "Give us Bin Laden or we're gonna come in there, take all your women, and send them to college!" That would have put some fear into their as**s.
Meanwhile... where's the bottom for gold?
Did you get stopped out of your silver positions, and/or are you buying here?
Do any of you watch other boards that are informative and low on frat boy smack? Do you follow any particular posters?
Or sitting on the BOD.
That's nothing. I took beginning calculus 19 times.
You say it yourself: "Credit is given to the world wide effort to reduce/eliminate the use of CFCs.." The Montreal Protocol worked. Action by governments, manufacturers and consumers worked. It didn't get better because one party or another "wanted to gain political control." It didn't get better by making fun of the science. The projected recovery of the ozone layer is an argument FOR action on climate change.
Proof positive that the news was leaked to some. They could run it up confidently and take profits.
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The first public Pseudo (alpha) release of Vector Linux 5.9 is now available. Normally a release like this wouldn't be worth blogging about. It's early development code. The point? There's a 64-bit version.
There's a 64-bit version. There has never been a 64-bit version of Vector Linux before. To me this is one more essential step towards Vector Linux being taken seriously as a major distribution.
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Disabled veterans are having a rough time bringing their service dogs into businesses, despite laws allowing them to do so.
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Let's CHAT Podcast Episode 6: Teaching Students to Be Writing Researchers
Let's CHAT: Writing Program's Fall 2014 Podcast Series: "Teaching Students to be Writing Researchers"
Instructors Ryan Edel, Angela Sheets, and Laura Skokan meet with Let's CHAT host, Thaddeus Stoklasa, to talk about teaching students to be writing researchers and the importance of differentiating genre research and content research. While students might know these terms enough to cite their definitions, these instructor agree that this is not enough and probe deeply into the just how entwined genre and content research really is. Discussing genres such as teleplays, scripts, mockumentaries, Twilight films, remixes, CHAT Maps, uptake/research logs, citations and more, these instructors offer a myriad of classroom examples for helping students develop a more robust understanding of their research practices. What did you learn that you didn't know before? Don't miss out; this podcast explores genre research as a practical tool for uptake and transfer.
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Fall 2014 Writing Program Orientation & Fall Summit
The Fall 2014 Orientation Schedule is now available. Orientation for all new Master's and PhD instructors begins on Thursday, Aug. 7 and runs through Wednesday, Aug. 13. In addition, the Writing Program Fall Summit is being held on Friday, Aug. 15. This event is required for all new and returning MA and PhD instructors. The schedule for the Summit and the optional work day on Thursday, Aug. 14 is now available.
Remember, you can also view upcoming events on our Calendar.
Podcast 5 – Experimental Teaching Group
Today, Chamere Poole spoke with members of the Writing Program's Experimental Teaching Group about introducing and assessing uptake genres in the writing classroom. Teaching Group members who took part were Elizabeth Williams (facilitator), Rob Rowan, Julie Bates, Angela Sheets, and Michelle Wright-Dottore.
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Podcast 4: CHAT in Action
On March 27th, Chamere met talked with John MacLean, Laura Skokan, and Irene Taylor about ways they've applied CHAT to their own scholarship, and then how that has informed their classroom teaching.
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The Writing Program encourages all of its instructors to invest in continuous professional development— activities and projects that allow them to critically examine and reflect on the teaching philosophies and strategies, theories and praxes, that guide their work as professional teachers.
Please take a look at the many activities which encourage professional growth as a teacher and scholar.
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10/29/2013 - Chatting about CHAT
Three Writing Program Instructors discuss their strategies for incorporating CHAT in the classroom.
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Critical Inquiry Ambassadors from ENG 101, COM 110, and Milner Library discuss their collaboration and what they've observed in terms of trends in student research and the commonalities shared across these courses.
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Three Writing Program instructors discuss how they help students extend their understanding of writing to encompass real-world contexts.
3/27/2014 – CHAT in Action
Three Writing Program instructors apply CHAT to their own scholarship, and then discuss how to relate their own work to their teaching.
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Shrinking accounts receivable
I'm tired of having a huge pile of accounts receivable. How can I manage this better?
"Letting your accounts receivable grow large is like extending a loan to all of your clients," says Dr. Emily Williamson, owner of Sixth Day Veterinary Practice in Bargersville, Ind. "Most people won't loan their friends or family members money, so why would you loan your clients money?" Dr. Williamson recommends revamping your policy to require payment when services are provided.
First, she says, you need to tackle your outstanding accounts. So tabulate the names of all the clients who owe you money, along with the date they were billed and the amount they owe.Address the most overdue accounts first, sending a polite letter that says you expect payment within 30 days. Along with this letter, she says, include a copy of your new policy, stating that you're no longer able to extend credit and payment is due when services are rendered.
Struggling to make the change? Dr. Williamson says to focus on these issues:
"So plow through your accounts receivable," says Dr. Williamson. "Gently remind your clients about their debt, explain your new policy, and stick to it."
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I'm building a JXTreeTable in which there are only two levels below the hidden root, so I want a border separating the top level nodes. However, when I use the BorderHighlighter, it's not drawing the hierarchical column correctly.
Just moving the mouse over the table results in continuously adding the border to the hierarchical cells until eventually the whole column is black.
I built a small example using JXTableTree sample code from a number of sites, including [InformIT] where I copy/pasted the code to build.2
I just added the highlighter code to the main() method in the example.
Highlighter topHighlighter = new BorderHighlighter(new HighlightPredicate() {
public boolean isHighlighted(Component renderer, ComponentAdapter adapter) {
return true;
}, BorderFactory.createMatteBorder(1, 0, 0, 0, Color.BLACK));
I've tried with what I think is the latest SwingX, version 1.6.4.


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- Publisher: NCSOFT
- Release Date: Aug 28, 2012
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Aug 28, 2012I have to the say, this is the best MMO I have played in years. Most new MMOs that came out are WOW clones (or same style) and nothing new. This one has all the best features of the best mmos out there, dynamic quests -> Rift.
Only thing that is lacking is the dungeons. They are too hard to do without the standard TANK/HEALER/DMG. Needs a better dungeon strategy.
Aug 28, 2012While I could rant on and on about why I think this game is amazing, I will say that unlike other recent MMORPGs (that feel like single player), Guild Wars 2 brings back the Massive Multiplayer Online in MMORPGs. And I wouln't want it any other ways in the MMORPGs I play.
Aug 28, 2012Great game. Awesome combat mechanics, graphics, sounds, animations, etc. Currently missing the trading post and with some minor bugs; haven't found any game breaking bugs
Jan 24, 2014This is the only MMO I still enjoy after 3000 hours. I've done all the content, built a 300-adult superguild, made legendaries, full top-tier everything, a 600gold emperor title just for fun... And there's STILL STUFF COMING OUT! Sometimes the living story gets kinda boring but this is definitely redefining what good MMO's require. Kudos arenanet.
Aug 28, 2012The is game is the revolution. Ive been waiting for 5 years for this game and exceeded all of my expectations and then some! It just raised the bar for not just for mmo standards but on how to make a game in general.
Aug 28, 2012So people are going to complain about certain things broke? Fine, but when you're dealing with 400k CONCURRENT users online, unforeseen issues will occur. For what it's worth, it is THE smoothest launch of ANY game. Yes, even Warcraft. They have delivered on numerous occasions, spilled their souls into the story, content, and technical systems. It's not about pressing "1" multiple times: it's about knowing when to use your abilities at the proper times. There is something that has been missing to MMO's: fun. This game delivers that on so many levels WITHOUT Skinner box feelies through the levels. This allows the person playing to feel fulfilled even to the end of their PVE route of levels, without the taste of ash. Those who base their judgments or parallel this game with others: you just can't. You can't say that every fantasy setting is the same as the next. You want to parallel it with a game then do it with Warhammer--the game it was set out to be for in the first place. Guild Wars 2 has no hype train: it's the people playing the game telling others it's time to try something unique and higher quality. As for graphics, if you don't apply some kind of spectrum of quality for people, you limit the amount of people to play the game. Sure, it doesn't have SUPER QUAD GRAPHICS OF NEXT GENNING but there is a masterwork level of art direction with ALL of their choices in that regard.
If you are looking to sink your teeth in with tons of story, get this. If you are looking for hardcore PvP--siege or battlegrounds-esque fighting--get this. There will always be the naysayer, but everyone will ALWAYS have their preferences either way.… Expand
Aug 28, 2012This game makes me feel like the biggest completionist. As a long-time MMO fan who never could get into WoW, I have been hinging my hopes on GW2 to deliver a solid, genuinely fun experience. It does all this and more. Suddenly gameplay doesn't feel like a grind and I focus less on what my level is and more on exploration, discovery, and just enjoying the gorgeous variety of the world. The great thing is that this game is perfectly suited for all kinds of players - those who just want to experience the story, those who are interested solely in PvP, crafters, achievement-hunters, explorers. The game is massive, yet nothing feels like it was stretched too thin. The long wait for Guild Wars 2 was more than worth it for me.… Expand
Aug 28, 2012Smoothest MMO launch in the history of the genre and one of the most innovative MMOs in the industry, as well as just plainly fun.
Take everything that you thought you knew about MMORPGs and throw it out the window, this game isn't anything like what you've played in the past. All of the boring, and dull things that run rampant in the MMO genre like a disease are absent in this game.
Skills, attacks and combat are dynamic and everything matters. For once standing behind a pillar when something attacks you will actually save you, and sometimes the pillar may even crumble under a brutal attack, leaving you exposed to another attack. You can dodge out of the way of attacks, avoiding damage all together. You can actually move while attacking. If you like to explore virtual worlds then are you in for a treat, there are tons of areas to explore and a very large chunk of experience to reward you for exploring regions of the map.
The sidekick system keeps you from drastically out leveling content, by scaling down your character to at most of 2 levels above the content of the area the character is in. You can actually go play with your friends and/or family without having to waste time or feel generally unrewarded for doing so, because guess what you'll still gain all the relevant rewards as if you were out and about in an area more appropriate to your character's actual level. When armor or weapon loot drops the item level is in a very close range of what you're character's actual level is, sometimes even above, so yes you can kill a level 1 centaur and get a level 80 2 handed axe while helping out someone new to the game.
Speaking of helping people out, this game removes any form of penalty MMORPG's usually place on playing with other people. Mobs don't get tagged, if you do damage to it, you are rewarded xp and loot. People working on the same quests or events in your area doesn't slow down your progression, it actually speeds it up. Loot is always dropped on a personal basis, no loot roles or fights.
Speaking of loots and fights, the game has truly epic fights, the scale of which has not been seen in the genre for a long time. The game by design has zero raiding, as set up by EQ and WoW. There is no instance of a dungeon where you need to gather a large number of people in order to then decide who gets what on boss drops. Instead there are these huge outdoor dynamic events that players can trigger and participate in. Then when all is said and done, everyone gets their own loot, with at least once piece (usually get anywhere from 3 to 5) being an upgrade of some sort.
The pvp in the game is awesome. The game was built nearly from the ground up to support PvP rather than have PvE built first with PvP then added on later, hence why the combat for the game is so amazing. There are two general forms, there is the Structured pvp, and the World vs World pvp.
Structured pvp are capture the area to accumulate point races.
Then World vs World is an insanely large map where servers are pitted against one another with keeps, castles, siege weapons, varried terrain, npc mercenaries, basically everything needed to make huge epic battles. To top it all off it's not just one server against another, it's three servers in a free for all, and the fight is always going on. Various landmarks such as towers, farms, lumber camps, keeps and castles are tallied up every hour or so and the servers holding them are awarded points, with a final point count made at the end of a week. Then servers are ranked and then everything starts over again with evenly ranked servers fighting against one another.
Going back to PvE the personal story and level of customization for characters is amazing and blows away anything done in the past. The personal story you set up puts a lot of emphasis on your choices, make poor choices, or choose things that you don't have your heart set and you'll probably end up with a crummy story. On the other hand if you pick your choices carefully you can end up with a truly awesome story, like a 007 pirate (yes that is a real option, pick carefully!).
The crafting system is awesome and I've run into a lot of people that have gotten just absorbed into it, people who normally don't like crafting systems. To start off with, crafting supplies don't take room in your inventory for the most part, you pick them up, and you can then send them to a personal stash from anywhere in the world, and then when you go to a crafting table inside a major city or town you then have access to that stash, and you can begin crafting. You can either stick with recipes trainers will give you, or you can try to experiment with various pieces and if you discover something new you are rewarded with lots of skill points in that craft.… Expand
Aug 29, 2012realy realy realy beautifull! i havn't had this feeling since vanilla/tbc WoW. and i'm serious! have been waiting on diablo 3 since WOTLK and i got very dissapointed after all those years waiting, and i must say that i havn't felt this feeling that i have in GW 2 in YEARS. this game rocks, it looks nice, combat is cool, environment rocks!, custumization is nice, most important it plays fluid en cool! and heck it has no subscribtion!
I thought i was going to play diablo3 for 5/10 years, but i havn't seen this fun since the release of it!
Guild wars took my heart within the beta's and now when it is released it swallowed me even more.
Can't wait to get home and continue the pvp tournament i started yesterday :D
i'm on my work right now and i realy miss it to play my character, well if that occurs i really know the game is good!… Expand
Aug 29, 2012Simply an amazing game. I've played many of the major MMOs (EQ, WoW, GW1, Tera, +many more), and this game (thus far) contains more depth and breath taking artwork than the rest combined. While more work needs to be done, this is the most complete MMO at launch I've ever played. It takes all the lessons that have been learned from other MMOs and solves them in a great way. From Dynamic quests to the crafting system, this game makes me feel like its my first MMO all over again. The combat system is simple yet full of depth and the talent/skill system allows for more personalization than you first realize. Just exploring the world and doing whatever you want always has rewards ready for you. From xp, to armor, to power ups - the game makes you want to continue playing at every turn. The personal story is very well done - though I have to admit the Asura and Sylvari (for me) have been strikingly great. It makes it very rare that any two people will choose the same choices and the dye system/personal character customization makes sure that no two characters look exactly the same. I highly recommend this game to anyone starting in the MMO genre or anyone that knows MMOs and wants to feel renewed. The game will only get better as Anet solves the small problems that any game with this hype/size will suffer.… Expand
Aug 29, 2012Best MMO-RPG in many years. Beautiful graphics, fun and great game play. PVE is excellent but what takes this game on another level is best PVP ever. And world vs world vs world is even better.
Aug 29, 2012This game is AWESOME. The best MMOPRG since WoW The Burning Crusade. One of the most beautiful game EVER. Don't trust the haters that give a negative scores. Haters gonna hate. Buy this game. Play this game. Love this game.
Aug 29, 2012So much content and so much to look at, the combat is fun and fluid, there are a few minor bugs atm but they will be ironed out.
Overall it's money well spent and there is plenty more I haven't seen
Aug 29, 2012I usually don't give things, 10's this game is an easy 9 though. The 10 is just too offset all the 0's. I really think metacritic should take the user rating system down.
Aug 29, 2012absolutely stunning,full of detail with new possibilities like never before...dynamic events are perfect and they are shifting and changing the world of Tyria. The art style is absolutely gorgeous, I am very excited about the game it is a absolute must not only for an MMO player,but for every gamer out there..10/10 without a doubt
Aug 29, 2012Epic game, character conversation that I would normally pass by, living world, amazing art, combat system, using your brain, discovery, mechanic, sound, challenge, puzzles, community, magnificent launch, personal story, different starting zones for all races, choices, questing, exploring, crafting, free to play with no pay to win items from cashshop, endless endgame-game in lower zones downgrade you to appropriate level so there is ALWAYS a challenge, AMAZING, guild management, guild upgrading, PvP, world PvP.
Now, if you have WoW Syndrome, you will be in trouble, because this game force you to use your brain.… Expand
Aug 29, 2012Guild Wars 2 is a rich game with a fun environment that feels alive. The questing is fun and you are rewarded for exploration. The combat is very smooth and intuitive, the skill dodge element is a nice touch. The world is huge, the art style and graphics are pretty. Overall I have enjoyed my time in GW2 thus far and would recommend it to any who is a fan of the MMO genre.
Aug 29, 2012While I worry that it might still be too early to make any lasting judgments, through my time in beta and playing live GW2 is one of the best MMO experiences I've had to date. The game shines as much for its innovations and new ideas as it does for the decision not to include some of what has become standard fare in MMOs over the last decade. The level of polish and detail in the game is deeply impressive, visuals are wonderful and the creative approach to flexible play is a breath of fresh air.
Many will write on the quality of dynamic events, the A+ PvP and other popular aspects of GW2 but one of the aspects I've most appreciated is the subtle rewarding of exploration. Progression in GW2 is easy if one is a progression-minded player, but for those of us who like to search around and relax throughout the game there are a host of treats and surprises that might otherwise go easily overlooked.… Expand
Aug 29, 2012Overwhelming! I've already logged over ten hours and feel like I've just scratched the surface. Gorgeous artwork - I feel like I'm actually playing a cut-scene. Character creation on all five species is amazing. And unlike the first Guild Wars, the writing here is really clever. Take time to stop and talk to the NPC's. Especially the Asura, who are downright hilarious. Even if you don't do any missions, just loiter and eavesdrop. Soak up the local color, and THEN go off questing.… Expand
Aug 29, 2012Great game. Only problem at launch is the lag, they got more players than they expected obviously. And I've encountered a few bugs. But given that the game is just out, I'll let that pass. The design is excellent, love the atmosphere of the game. It's better than WoW in my opinion as a leveling game, but I've yet to experience the end-game content so this rating may change in the future.
Aug 29, 2012THIS GAME IS THE NEXT STEP IN THE MMO GENRE, being a experience MMO player and played wow for more than 5 years with other mmos in between, I can tell this is the only game that can provide the same amount of fun I had as the first mmo ever played. The world is alive, you'll never get bored and there's always something to do!
Aug 29, 2012- No subscription fee -
- An ever changing PvE world -True action combat - Your level scale to zone - No more tank-healer-dps role system
- No more grinding to level before I can start PvP - Skill based pvp where no more grinding for PvP gears so I can steam roll others or others can steam roll me because they have higher PvP rank and playing longer than me (sPvP)
- Huge PvPvE world with myriad of different objectives (W v W v W)
- Huge PvE maps and a lot of zones to explore
What else can you asked? This game worth every penny of your dollar spent to purchase the box.… Expand
Aug 29, 2012First off, as usual, don't believe most of the negative user reviews. They are by and large written by so-called "fanboys" of other competing MMORPGs. You will find the same phenomenon going on with all of those types of games, as well as "COD" vs "BF" fans etc.
Guild Wars II is, in one word, refreshing.
I'm someone who has been playing MMOs since the mid 90s when they first came on the market as graphical MUDs, like Sierra's The Realm. I've played great games like Lineage, EverQuest, Dark Age of Camelot and many others. The first breathe of fresh air injected into MMO's came with the highly polished and now legendary World of Warcraft. But it's now 2012 and even legends get old and dull when you've played them for several years, let alone 7-8. Other major MMO releases of late have never been able to compare to WoW. Until now.
Guild Wars II is a breathe of fresh air, and sets entirely new standards for graphics, environments, combat, and flexibility of game systems. The game lets YOU decide what you want to do. No grinding involved. The PVP is massive and very well balanced and enjoyable even for non-PVP fans like me. The PVE system has no real quests per se apart from your personal story which is based on your character race, and a 'task' system where you go around helping certain NPCs how you see fit. But where Guild Wars 2 really shines is in dynamic events. The world changes according to player input. And the result feels... massive.
Best of all: No subscription.… Expand
Aug 30, 2012Great game. Some launch issues, but a better launch than many other recent games. If you want to rush through the level treadmill and do large-scale end-game raiding, this isn't your game. If you're about the journey, you'll like this game.
Aug 30, 2012The game is tremendous. Obviously it's early days, and there have been some issues here and there, but the playing experience is top of the line in every way. A vast world to explore. A good range of interesting classes and races. Excellent pvp, which can handle many players. (My only small gripe is that I would have enjoyed pvp in the main game world, but the game has large pvp zones which work very well). The world is alive with action and sounds. The draw distance is impressive. I have high hopes for this one - long may it prosper.… Expand
Aug 30, 2012Sequel to the first and it keeps the great formula going. No subscription fee, cash shop that allows you to buy boosts for PvE and cosmetic stuff. The shop works in a way that you exchange game currency for store currency thus you can buy everything you'd want by just playing the game, no need for cash (though it is faster to do so ofcourse).
And naturally you could also spend the money you would normally spend on a subscription fee and get some goodies for it instead!
The main gripes I keep hearing about are no endgame PvE. Thus you get bored.
I personally have been max level for some days now and I'm simply enjoying the crafting, getting achievements, PVP'ing and I started another class as an alt.
The PvE is also quite good with the 5 man instances. Exploration mode is fantastic and a good challenge!
Plus with the no subscription fee you can put it aside and resume any time you want.
So far so good!… Expand
Aug 30, 2012This game is fun. To start the, the game is action-packed, the quest system is unique, the graphics and art style are beautiful and the music is pleasant. It took me about 1-2 hours to work out how to play the game. By no means does Guild Wars 2 hold your hand, it instead takes the approach of throwing you in the middle of the pool so to speak, not the deep end. They give you just what you need to go off and learn for yourself. I think this is refreshing compared to most other modern games. I can't pick to many negatives with this game other then it will be confusing to work out some of the mechanics; but as previously mentioned it is enjoyable in its own right.… Expand
Aug 30, 2012The sequel to Guild-wars set within the same world, 8 fun classes and 5 which are each different and have there own story, Graphics are superb and the music is beautiful with nice combat sounds. The combat is fun and compelling with a dodge system and fast paced action.
Highly recommended to anyone looking for a new rpg or mmorpg to play.
Aug 30, 2012I play mmos since WoW came out. I literally tried out everything since then. I know there are more HC gamers, who started before me. For me this game is the best MMO I ever played with yet, I really do not have anything to add. Easily a 10/10 for the time being.
Feb 6, 2013GW2 has made a powerful impact on the MMO scene, confirming years of expectations. Stunning presentation and revolutionary design guarantee a thoroughly enjoyable experience. However, it's not flawless, nor complete. The beautiful vistas, the massive PvP element, the rich leveling experience- those can offer hours of gameplay, but the endgame is desperately seeking for enrichment. [November 2012]
Jan 2, 2013Guild Wars 2 surpasses the original in every aspect, from its massive and atmospheric world to its addictive and engrossing gameplay.
Nov 28, 2012After spending fifty hours with GW2, I have a lot of praise for ArenaNet's work and the way it changes up some of the typical trappings of the MMO. And yet, I find myself thinking less and less about it each day. It's not a declaration against the product, mind you, but simply a fact that this game still is very much an MMO, and your enjoyment will directly relate to how much you enjoy the genre. For many who were hoping for a clean break from MMO design philosophy, Guild Wars 2 will probably come across as a slight disappointment. It pushes the genre slightly forward, however, and could lead to even further development in the future.


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ROCHESTER – After receiving a tip, police arrested a Lafayette Street man Thursday afternoon for allegedly growing marijuana.
Devon Smith, 22, of 7A Lafayette St., was charged with felony manufacture of a controlled drug and misdemeanor possession of property without a serial number.
Acting on the tip, which came from an undisclosed source, police performed a "knock and talk" at 3 p.m. and later obtained a search warrant.
As a result, "multiple marijuana plants and growing paraphernalia were seized" along with a "sawed off shot gun with the serial numbers obliterated," according to police.
While Sgt. Anthony Deluca couldn't provide many details, he said police allegedly found marijuana plants growing in the home. He added "more charges are expected."
Following his arrest, Smith refused bail. At his arraignment Saturday morning, bail was set at $10,000 cash. He continues to be held in Strafford County Jail in Dover.
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