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Nest learning thermostat rolling out to Apple Stores nationwide
Apple Stores will soon carry stock of the revolutionary Nest learning thermostat. According to sources, the Nest thermostat is being delivered to Apple Stores nationwide and may go on sale as early as next week. The Nest thermostat has already been given its own Apple part number and is set to be sold at the same price as Nest's online store, $249.99.
Today, a trusted source was able to provide a first hand look at the Nest packaged at an Apple Store today, complete with the part number. Priced at $249.99 (the same as Nest's price through Nest's online store), the Nest has a part number of H9279ll/a in Apple's systems.
The Nest was developed by former Apple iPod and iPhone hardware chief Tony Fadell who came up with a new way to imagine your home thermostat -- the Nest Learning Thermostat. It's a touch-controlled system that makes your home energy needs simple and easy to control remotely via an iPhone or iPad app.
According to Nest, the thermostat takes roughly a week to pick up on your energy routines and adjusts your temperature accordingly. A display changes colors to red or blue to distinguish between heating and cooling, and the design is very Apple-like. The greatest part about the Nest Learning Thermostat is the iOS app for your iPhone or iPad, letting your remotely adjust Nest's settings and get all the vital information you need on-the-go.
If you have been thinking about picking up a Nest learning thermostat, you will soon be able to see one in the flesh at your local Apple Store.
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@kilcher2 they aren't "revolutionizing this industry" if anything they are about 10 years behind on this product "excluding the network link. As Jason said Honeywell has a vastly superior product and decades of experience that makes them trustworthy. This is just a pretty spinjob johny come lately.
@Jim, you're right with most points however the experience point is pretty moot considering that Micrsoft had a decade worth of tablet experience before apple came along. Nokia and everyone else owned the world forever before apple came along. Experience means nothing now if something is done right.
This thing is junk. It's just temperature control. It doesn't have onboard diags like my current Carrier one. It doesn't have periodic testing of the system, info on filter life based on air intake volume change, etc. High and low compressor control for dual stage systems and the list goes on and on. Maybe for a basic single stage A/C system it's fine, but not for the other systems out there.
For all those who actually make comments and don't look up the stats of what it actually does; here goes:
Your $40 programmable thermostat does not have proximity sensors to tell when you are not home or not to go into an auto away mode to save energy. Honeywell's Redlink also does not have that.
Your $40 programmable remote cannot auto learn a schedule with unlimited set points.
Outdoor temperature & setup does not require extra boxes wires etc. Yes it does not work with "advanced" setups, but I would imagine that is coming out soon and remember Nest has only been in business for about 2 years and not over a 100 like Honeywell.
The Nest has Airwave which automatically adjusts your cooling based on the amount of humidity in the air to save you more energy. To those complaining, the people at Nest can easily add just about any functionality they want and will probably add realtime filter analysis based off of airflow and running times in the next software update.
Lastly, and it does matter.... It's not a big white blob on your wall in your house and it doesn't take a HVAC professional to install. I always like how haters can speak out without knowning any facts. And yes I own one and in the past 5 months of ownership, the amount in heating and cooling I have saved has paid for the thermostat itself. And I had a advanced programmable remote before Nest.
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NEW HAVEN, Connecticut (AP) - Author and scholar of Benjamin Franklin's papers Claude-Anne Lopez has died at age 92.
Lopez started her studies of Franklin's papers at Yale University with secretarial-type work and rose to a top editor's job. Her son, Larry Lopez, says she had Alzheimer's disease and died Friday at her New Haven home.
Lopez spent years working on The Papers of Benjamin Franklin, a project at the university to collect, edit and publish Franklin's writings. She specialized in the American founding father's private life, and wrote a handful of books about him.
Former Yale colleague Jonathan Dull ranks Lopez as one of the 20th century's great Franklin scholars.
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Pulse pressure predicts pregnancy complications early
Source: Hypertension 2004; 44: 1-6
The circadian pattern of ambulatory pulse pressure can differentiate
gestational hypertension from pre-eclampsia as early as the second
Pulse pressure may be a more sensitive diagnostic marker of
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[b]Creatine Myths and Facts
Researched and Composed by Jacob Wilson, BSc. (Hons), MSc. CSCS
Q: Is Creatine a Steroid?
A: I would like to dispel this myth by giving you the definition of what an anabolic steroid is. These are synthetic versions of the male hormone testosterone. Creatine, as you will see below is not. Basically anyone who says this should immediately be labeled a gymbecile.
Q: What is Creatine?
A: First, let me emphasize that our bodies already produce creatine naturally. Did you ever watch the transformers when you were a kid? Well if not, there were
groups of robots called " combiners. " They would join together and form an even larger and more massive robot, crushing everything in their paths! Our liver does
the same thing with the three amino acids, Arginine, Glycine and Methionine. It combines them to form creatine, much like the constructicons combined to form
devastator! Ok so that was a lame example, but it explains the process quite nicely. That being said, it is also important to understand that over 95 percent of this
substance is found in our muscles. With the remainder being stored in our brain, heart and other parts of our bodies.
Q: The clerk at my local sporting goods store, explained to me, that when your body runs out of food at night, your muscles can take the creatine in them and use it to fuel their growth.
A: I don't believe I will even waste my time dispelling his explanation. How moronic can you get? My real question is, where do these people get there information from? I actually have a theory on this very matter. I believe, that there is a moronic website that is the complete opposite of abcbodybuilding. I've tried to crack
the code, but gymmorons.com just didn't work. Perhaps they are trying to hide their identity? But regardless of my theory, the guy is dead wrong!
Q: What exactly does creatine do?
A:The main function of creatine is to provide our muscles with more energy. More energy means that our muscles can contract harder therefore our body must adapt to the greater amount of stress that we put our bodies through. It super hydrates our muscles and improves protein synthesis.
Q: How exactly does Creatine Apply to An Athlete?
A: Simple, it does so by enhancing your creatine phosphate energy system. This does a number of things:
1. Increases explosion - Most athletes notice more explosiveness after utilizing this supplement
2. Allows yourself to push yourself harder and longer. Note: Interestingly enough, creatine in some studies has been shown to buffer lactic acid. If this be true, then one can see how it can enhance any sport that requires one to run.
Q: What are the side effects of Creatine, and in General how safe is it?
A: As stated above, creatine is not, and I repeat not a hormone. Therefore it does not have the side effects associated with any Prohormone or illegal steroid. There have been hundreds of studies done on creatine that all show that it is a safe supplement. To further prove its safety two an a half million kilograms of creatine were consumed in the United States alone in 1999! That statistic alone speaks volumes about the safety and efficiency of this supplement! Not only that, but creatine has been the number one supplement on the market for almost a decade and no one has reported any adverse side effects from it. ( aside from the ones I listed above. )
Q: I don't workout, but do you think that creatine will build muscles and help me to lose fat?
A: No! If you don't workout I cannot imagine what supplement would help you. Creatine provides your muscles with more short term energy - but that is wasted if
you do not exercise them. If you take creatine you should push yourself even harder in the gym. The idea is with more energy you should be able to workout harder. A harder workout leads to increased muscle mass.
Q: Since Creatine makes you gain weight should I not take it on a cut?
A: Yes, creatine causes your body to hold water, but that is a good thing! The fact that your muscles are super hydrated even on a cut is fantastic. I see absolutely no correlation between taking creatine and our body storing fat. If anything, creatine will assist us in maintaining more lean mass while dieting. In my mind there is no point to discontinuing the use of creatine while trying to burn fat.
Q: Can I take Creatine and Protein at the same time?
A: Firstly, protein is a food product. If you couldn't take creatine and protein at the same time, then you would have to be a strict vegetarian and still you would end out consuming around 40 grams a day just from normal foods. To top this off, creatine is not much use without a significant protein intake. What is the point of pushing your muscles further than they are used to, if you are not going to provide the amino acids necessary for their repair?
Q: Which supplement is Better Creatine or Protein?
A: ( I probably get asked this question at least once a day through email.) Amino acids are the building blocks of our muscles. If you do not get enough than there is no point to working out. Creatine is an outstanding supplement, but if you have to choose from getting at least 1 gram a day of protein or getting your creatine then opt for the protein. However I do want to stress that creatine is an excellent supplement. In fact for assistance in muscular gains I would rate it second only to whey.
Q: I just got myself some creatine. Now I only started with half the dosage, because creatine fires me up and I don't want too much of a buzz in the weight room! So how should I up the dosage? ( Yes I know what you are thinking ( LOL ). I get these kinds of questions everyday though. I answer them because I was a rookie at one time too. )
A: Ummm, their are two things that come to my mind.
1. Your creatine has been spiked with caffeine or ephedrine
2. Your creatine has gone rotten and is causing you to have hallucinations ( LOL ).
Or a " Buzz " before your workout.
Creatine is not and I repeat not a stimulant! It should not make you have these feelings. Read my article next month on the subject and you will see why. Until then, if your container of creatine really gives you a buzz, then. throw it away immediately!
Q: I am breaking out, is it because of the creatine?
A: ( Again ) Creatine does not effect hormone levels in any way. So the answer is no.
Q: I am a woman and I was thinking about taking creatine, but I don't want to become huge and veiny like a man.
A: If that is the case, then I would suggest that you do not eat like the " huge and veiny " men that you do not want to look like. Creatine will assist you in your workout, but only calories will make you grow. Yes, creatine is an excellent supplement for mass, but only if you are eating for mass.
Q: Do you feel that creatine is cheating? I want to earn my muscles the hard way and don't want to cheat to get them.
A: ( I can't stand these types of questions!!! ) Yes, you would be cheating. You would be cheating yourself out of great gains by not supplementing with it!
Q: Is there anything I can take to make creatine a more effective supplement?
A: Excellent Question!
a. The first thing I would like to emphasize is that creatine will not work if you are not properly hydrated! It relies heavily on this, so you must drink tons of water, if you want optimal results from it. Super hydrating your body will also improve your weight room pumps tremendously!
B. Creatine is good stacked with high glycemic carbs, as well as sodium--they both facilitate creatine transport into muscle cells. This is recommended only for your post workout meal.
Q: What is the best method, dose wise, of taking creatine?
A: For creatine to produce optimal results, muscle stores must be topped off or saturated with it. To accomplish this you need to load the creatine for 5 days at 20-
25 grams, spread out throughout the day into 4-5 servings. This is the quickest and in my opinion the " best " way to saturate your muscles with creatine. Following this phase, all you need is to take 5-10 grams a day to maintain your saturation levels. After this, any creatine you take will be excreted as creatinine.
Q: Do I need to take my creatine with carbohydrates to make it effective?
A: Whenever we digest carbohydrates our pancreas secretes the hormone known as insulin. The simpler the carb, the higher a burst of insulin our pancreas releases to deal with them. The good thing about insulin is that it actually drives nutrients into our muscles to assist them in recovery. If you take creatine with fast burning carbs, it will increase the absorption rate in your muscles. However, insulin is also responsible for fat storage. Therefore my suggestion to you would be to only use a sugar spike like this with your post workout meal. This is because this is the least likely times that your body will store fat. Insulin control, is a massive subject and you might consider reading 13 weeks to burning fat, to become better acquainted with it .
Q: Do I need to Cycle Creatine?
A: My recommendation is to load for 5 days, followed by a 5-10 gram maintenance dosage for 4-6 weeks. Following this, there are two particular strategies:
1. You can take one to two weeks off and then start the cycle over. Many athletes attest to receiving a better results this way.
2. However, several athletes will never come off of it. They will load it for 5 days, maintain for a few weeks and then reload again. This is increasingly becoming the more popular method of usage.
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Types of Creatine:
Creatine Monohydrate:
It is considered the most common among all other creatines. When a creatine molecule is mixed with water, it becomes creatine monohydrate. The composition of creatine monohydrate is almost always 88% creatine with 12% of water. In other words, 880 mg of creatine is present in every gram of creatine monohydrate. These days, creatine monohydrate is micronized and consumed.
However, creatine monohydrate has its own disadvantages.
It is found to be not so effective when studied on the molecular level.
There is no penetration into the muscle cell.
Sinceit is hydrophilic, there is no penetration in the lipid layers.
It is dependant on other nutrients for energy transportation.
There is no efficient transportation through lipid since its semilipopholic
And creatine bloating is one of its major side effects.
Creatine Citrate:
Water solubility is one of the reasons for the popularity of Creatine Citrate. Creatine citrate is a product of binding citric acid with creatine molecules. the combination of citric acid and creatine gives relatively greater muscle energy than citrine alone. However, it is not practically proved.
Disadvantages of Creatine Citrate:
Creatine is 40% les than it is found in monohydrate.
Creatine citrate is expensive when compared to creatine monohydrate.
Creatine Phosphate:
When creatine bonds with a phosphate molecule, it results in creatine phosphate. It acts as a source of adenosine triphosphate and gives more energy to sportsmen and athletes.
Disadvantages of Creatine Phosphate:
It is found to be less effective when compared to creatine monohydrate.
Creatine Malate:
when malic acid binds to creatine, it forms creatine malate. It is believed that malate has higher potential than monohydrate as it is necessary for creation of energy.
Creatine Ester:
creatine ethyl ester formed by the binding of an ester molecule to creatine. It is said that this can permeate the cell membrane effectively.
Apart from all these, there are effervescent creatines and magnesium creatines that are less commonly used.
Further/Full Articles can be found
Creatine Myths & Facts[/url]
Creatine Monoydrate Supplementation - A Literature Review[/url]
Creatine Monohydrate - Practical Applications[/url]
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The Keys for Hope organization is igniting a movement of kids throughout East Cooper to get involved in a very important fundraising and awareness-building project for Crisis Ministries.
Since last year, more than 700 kids have participated in key-making "workshops" in which children come together through various church, youth and school groups to learn about the cause and help create Keys for Hope. The workshops are led by a group of kids from Mount Pleasant, aged 9-12, who are determined to make a difference in a creative and meaningful way. Keys for Hope are painted, recycled keys, which are then decorated with unique buttons and embellishments. They can be used as necklaces, key chains, zipper pulls, gift tags or ornaments. The funds raised (more than $30,000 thus far) will contribute to the construction of the new homeless shelter being built by Crisis Ministries, Charleston's homeless shelter.
For the last few months, the drive has been to create 10,000 keys (which would bring in a $5 donation per key) in preparation for the Cooper River Bridge Run Expo and Kids Run/Wonderfest events on April 4 and 5. So far, kids have been involved from: Mount Pleasant Presbyterian Church, East Cooper Baptist Church, East Cooper Montessori Charter School, School of the Arts, Pinckney Elementary, First United Methodist Church Isle of Palms, Life Park Church, Palmetto Presbyterian, Hibben United Methodist Church, Christ our King and various other small groups of friends. More are scheduled throughout March, including students from Wando High School.
Started by a small group of friends in October of 2011, the effort began as a way to help Charleston's homeless men, women and children. Too young to volunteer in the soup kitchen, these kids figured out a way that they could make a difference. One key at a time, they have brought an incredible amount of awareness (and money) to the cause.
To learn more, or to find out where to find the Keys for Hope displays and/or make donations, visit www.keysforhope.org or facebook.com/keysforhope.
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I am not sure where to post this, so please bear with me if this is not the right place for it. My second son was born when I developed severe preclampsia and HELLP syndrome, at 31 weeks and 5 days weighing 3 pounds. The drs delivered him right on time just as my placenta had started abrupting, so he did not go into any distress and he is now gaining weight and learning how to feed orally so that he can come home to us. My first son was born at 32 weeks and 5 days when I developed preclampsia, but he was born not breathing and had to be resuscitated, after 3 days when they first fed him breastmilk they discovered a perforation in his intestine and he underwent two surgeries, first to repair the hole and then to re-attach the intestine two months later.
I have been thinking...with my first baby, I went to the hospital with severe abdominal pain at 1am, they decided to induce me due to protein in my urine and high bp. From 1am to about 8:30am I was hooked to the monitors where supposedly they were monitoring the baby's heartbeat. I was completely out of it since they were giving me mag sulfate and other stuff I dont remember. Suddenly after shift change the new nurse realized that my baby's heart rate was dropping and she got the dr and thats when everyone started moving and they took him out, but he was not breathing. The cause for the perforation MIGHT have been from the pressure they used to get him to breathe. Now, my question is if they were monitoring me why did they allow my baby to go into that much distress? Why did they not start moving earlier? And, who should I contact to get these questions answered? The hospital?
Please let me know your views on this. Maybe I should let things be and not stir up anything, but I have been thinking and needed to express them here to see if it is completely baseless.


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JoAnn Caskey, 42, died Tuesday, Jan. 22 at her home in Allais.
She was the daughter of the late Harold Combs and the late Frances Cole Combs, and was also preceded in death by her brother, Jerry Combs.
She is survived by her husband, Roy Caskey; sisters Kathy Sampsell of Hazard, Marie Prewitt of Upper Second Creek, and Zola Combs of Hazard; brother Michael Feltner of Chavies; and a host of nieces, nephews, family, and friends.
Arrangements are being handled by Maggard Mountain View Chapel of Hazard, where the family will receive friends from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 26. Services will follow with Rev. Buddy Turner officiating. Interment will be at the Combs Family Cemetery in Hazard.


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However in addition to forgiveness God has through Jesus Christ provided a way for man in this life just as Jesus said He was in heaven while standing on earth to be restored to the position of honor that Adam held before he sinned (the Garden of Eden was Heaven on Earth). Even though within man sin lives as an organism and a life giving principality (albeit a life predestined for death because of sin) first through forgiveness and then through the innocent life found in the Blood of Jesus that is the atonement for sin (think antidote) and the knowledge contained within the scriptures, we have been given an opportunity to overcome sin and to live Holy as commanded to by Jesus........... That is the high calling of "being saved"
Jesus Christ is the SAVIOUR of the world, and God WILL have all men saved and come to the knowledge of truth.
Paul I agree but the point being made is when is that is going to happen ?
........... According to scripture there are those resurrected from death who do not yet have their names written in the book of life but for all man to be saved at some time they are going to have their names written in that book in order to go from darkness unto light.
As the Bible says He (Holy Spirit given unto us) is the one who is the light shinning out from a dark place when He comes into our hearts and as this seed that is Christ in us continues to grow and mature until it finally displaces all the darkness within mankind.......... that my brother is the second coming so to speak for lack of better words to describe as when the angels spoke of "this same man" (Jesus not Adam) returning on earth.
BTW Would you not agree that for anyone to believe that those who do not accept Christ in this life are going to go straight to heaven from the end of this life are not only not being realistic but are throwing out a significant part of the scripture?
LupacBeing in heaven is not being in a physical place but being in a righteous relationship with God........... and if someone has not yet told you the righteousness of God is the absence of all sin......... When Adam sinned he got the boot from the Garden of Eden that translated means "fence of God" that within is righteousness and light but without where Adam was sent to was sin and darkness and that my friend was definitely a very significant fall........ so in laymen's terminology and as recorded in the Bible in Isa 14:12 man did fall from heaven and then weakened all of mankind through the passing of the serpent seed through the lions of man all the way down unto us through our parents. Now unless you are caught up in stone age doctrines of raptures, ET as well as Satan going from good to evil as a fallen angel please understand that man being in heaven just as Jesus said He was in heaven while standing on earth is what was lost by man at the fall and is what will be restored unto man at the restitution of all things spoken of in Acts 3:21......... however the how, when, what and where is all subject for debate
Salvation for ALL takes place after death because there is no one who escapes the reality of this life simply by saying they believe, no matter what doctrine it is.
No one says that Jesus is Lord except by the Holy spirit,
What is the point of being forgiven, if you are not saved?
What exactly are you saying is the fate of the unbelievers in this light, maybe you should be more specific.
No, I'm not caught up in a "stone age doctrine", I don't believe in a rapture (never have before), ET, or Satan going from good to evil. What I do believe is that God has a PLAN. One that He made before he made the world, and one that no one can change.
Isa. 14:12 is talking about the king of Babylon, unless you forgot the the evil city of Capernaum was also "exalted to heaven".
Gee, I hope I "personally" don't get cursed with being in the book of life. Being a Gentile.
Do you not believe that there is a salvation planned for us in this life?
What about Satan who not only knows that Jesus is Lord but trembles at the mere mention of His Name..........
something I wish more Christians would do.
I do not know their fate
However I think it would be much better for the gospel of universal restoration if the UR
camps at least talk realistically to members of the ET camp
when they ask what happens to all the bad people of the world when they die rather then say that they are all being loved on by Jesus in heaven when the reality is that they are wishing they had done their lives on earth a lot differently


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It was a somber moment on Dec. 22 as the family of U.S. Army Sergeant First Class Harold M. Brown was able to lay him to rest at the family burial ground after over 60 years of not knowing his whereabouts.
Sgt. Brown was serving his country in the Korean War in December 1950 when his battalion was overtaken by the Chinese and he was taken prisoner of war. He died short after his capture from exposure to the elements.
Since the announcement four weeks ago that his body would finally return home, his family has been trying to gather his cousins and distant relatives to honor their war hero who's finally returning home for the respect he deserves.
"The Army took blood samples from my mother and I to use to identify his remains," Lucy G. Swaim, Brown's first cousin said. "About four weeks ago my brother called me and told me that the Army had contacted him and they had indentified Harold's body."
Swaim said that Brown had no siblings and was only 17 when he joined the Army so he had no wife or children. His mother passed away in 1997. Swaim's mother, Vetral Brown Gardner, is Brown's closest living relative.
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A service was held for Brown at Gentry Funeral Home in Yadkinville on Dec. 22. U.S. Marine Corps. Lieutenant Colonel David Hudspeth was in attendance to honor Brown's memory as a fellow serviceman.
"We all come together today to remember a brave American whose disposition for the past 60 years has been known but to God," Lt. Col. Hudspeth said. "Harold had a sense of the dangers inherent in enlisting in the service in 1947 but he chose to go anyway."
Lt. Col. Hudspeth said that Brown joined Lima Company 3rd battalion 31st regimental combat team seventh infantry division after his basic training. When the Korean War began, Brown's division was sent to the west coast of Korea to liberate soldiers.
Brown's division had assisted in defeating the North Korean military and reunified the country by November 1950.
"On Nov. 27, 1950 hundreds of thousands of Chinese crossed the border into North Korea," Lt. Col. Hudspeth said. "They slammed into American units and ran over many of them and pushed them back in to South Korea. Harold's unit was one of the units that was overran."
Lt. Col. Hudspeth said that Harold's unit joined forces with the first marine divisions. Sgt. Brown's unit served as the rear guard and was supposed buy time while everyone else escaped.
"Marines evacuated the soldiers who couldn't fight anymore and Harold was not one of them so he stayed," Lt. Col. Hudspeth said. "He continued to fight. A couple of days later they all evacuated but Harold was not one of them because he had fallen and been captured. He bought time to allow people to come home."
Lt. Col. Hudspeth said that it's clear that Sgt. Brown was clearly an impressive soldier with admirable qualities.
"His officers and senior enlisted men were all World War II veterans," Lt. Col. Hudspeth said. "They saw the value in Harold's character and they promoted him to sergeant and rifle squad leaders at the age of 20. Today that takes four to six years.
"I believe he was a very talented soldier and I think all of you in his family should be very proud of his character and his potential that he displayed in battle because it speaks volumes about you personally," Lt. Col. Hudspeth said.
Lt. Col. Hudspeth reminded the audience that Sgt. Brown's death was a symbol of the price that must be paid for our freedom as Americans.
"We're left with the grim reminder that the price of freedom is not without very painful costs," Lt. Col. Huspeth said. "So today we lay to rest a very brave 20-year-old soldier who gave his life for our freedom. It was built by men and women like Harold who gave more than was expected or required and who gave it with little thought to worldly rewards or personal safety."
Sgt. Brown was honored with a Purple Heart, Prisoner of War Medal, Army Good Conduct Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with three Bronze Service Stars, Navy Presidential Unit Citation, Combat Infantry Badge, United Nations Service Medal, Republic of Korea-Korean War Service Medal and Republic of Korea Presidential Unit Citation.
"I think it's a great honor to have a war hero like that," Swaim said. "At the age of 20 and nine months he had already made sergeant and they say that's pretty hard to do in two years. I'm just proud of him and that he made something of himself."
Swaim said that the family is relieved to finally have closure after all of this time and they are glad that they will finally have a place where they can go to pay their respects to the family member who laid down his life for their freedoms.
"It's closure for us," Saim said. "It was a relief. We found out that he died right after he was captured in 1950 and that he froze to death. I was happy that he didn't have to suffer a long time and he was able to just drift off to sleep and not experience torture like many of the other soldiers were."
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Darren Couch, owner of Elite Construction & Fabrication located in Antlers, was selected as the recipient of the 2012 Oklahoma Entrepreneurial Success Award.
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I think its a mistake to make Elder Scroll's a pvp focused game.
Elder Scrolls has been a game about exploration, developing character builds, dungeons, Guild quests, crafting, content that seems to spring up out of nowhere.
When was the last time anyone played a Elder Scrolls and thought to themselves "you know, I should be ganked right here... just camped all day in this dungeon, that would be great"
I'm going to try to play this game but the second i feel a forced limitation like a pvp only zone or something in the open world that i can't take on myself because of ganking im uninstalling and unsubscribing.
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Originally posted by Clawzon
Okay, so if i'm reading this right, you are against arbitrary invisible walls that prevent you from traversing from one location to another, but you are okay with arbitary "invisibile walls" that prevent you from attacking another player? If you want realism, you need to allow for the repercusions of that realism.
Zenimax couldn't give a toss what a handful of swg fanbois on some obscure forum think.
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Originally posted by crasset15
That sounds about right. You should be able to enter any place in the game but some places at your own risk.
PvP flagging people in enemy territory is simple and makes sense even in a PvE game (and this isnt a PvE game). Just locking people out on the other hand is just boring and makes the game feel small and restricted.
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Originally posted by BlazeIV
For me, that is the difference between PvP and PvE servers, that is an easy solution but servers with invisible walls and without makes less sense.
You can choose to play on a PvE server (even though I still think you should be PvP flagged on them as well when you enter enemy towns and similar).
Having both kinds of servers is just good, gives us more choices (that is PvP and PvE, not invi walls or not).
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Originally posted by Loke666
Wouldn't a better phrase be, makes a game sound small and restricted at this point? I must say though I don't remember DAOC feeling small and restrictive.
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Exactly,daoc was huge compared to modern mmos, at least 3 times the size of gw2 or rift, probably something like 10 times the size of swtor or tsw. It may not be a case of taking a modern mmo and dividing it in 3, if its like daoc it will be like 3 of these mmos + planetside 2 to go pvp in. It's ironic that people are moaning about less pve content when they are probably getting more than any mmo since wow.
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Originally posted by PyrateLV
Its not the developers themselves we have to worry about. Many of them are gamers, and know what makes a good game.
No, its the bigwigs in suits that have never played a game in their life, could care less about a game, and frankly would take a shit on every single gamer if it meant a bonus check. They only look at the stats, see what makes the fastest money at the lowest cost. They don't think long term anymore. They think, how can we make this shit ass game as cheaply as possible, but hype it enough that we will make a nice return on our investment before people realize we just fucked them in the ass without lube.
So, in truth, the players DO know more about what makes a good game then a COMPANY does. Anyone who says otherwise are either working for the company, or are just stupid. Because in the end, the people calling all the shots, are the people that know the LEAST about what makes a good game. Sure they can make a profitiable game, but most of that is done through marketing and hype, putting a high profile name on it(looking at you SWTOR), and catering to the more casual gamers that frankly, should not be the sole market for every single MMO made. But well, they are the biggest portion of the market, and they are also the most ADHD. When people complain a game has no staying power, no long term content, it is generally because the company never planned it to last at all. It was cheaper to just make the game as cheaply as possible, but still look good on the outside(and be empty and hollow on the inside) and hope to make a profit before people started to flee and move to the next new game.
The developers themselves, are just trying to make a living. They have two options, they can sell their soul to the likes of EA, Activision, or all the rest and keep their job, or they can walk out with their dignity and say fuck you old man in a suit, I will not insult an entire franchise just to fatten your pockets (you know like SWTOR pretty much just took a shit on the Star Wars legacy, because EA stepped in, bought out Bioware, and then tried to use their name to sell a product that never should have seen the light of day). When you have bills to pay or kids to feed, you often leave your pride and dignity at the door and do what the moron upstairs tells you, even though it hurts with every keystroke you do, knowing that your going to ruin what could be a great game, and piss off a lot of loyal fans.
We can only hope TESO does not do the same, but sadly, we have made these hopes far to many times for me to have any reasonable chance of expecting this game to be any different.
The faction lock system itself alrady smells of 'fuck it, forcing factions will be way easier to do, so who cares if it goes against everything TES games stood for in the past"
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Originally posted by Kyleran
^^^ This. Just go to your favorite MMO forum and read some of the God awful suggestions. Players want different and mutually exclusive things. For instance...I'm thrilled to death the game will be faction and zone locked (and so are many others). I don't want to see any stinkin elves or furries in my lands. Unfortunately, they can't make everyone happy.
As to the OP's question on whether or not it's too late to change this, I would guess the answer is "yes", based on the fact they are about to start public closed beta. Frankly, I hope they don't change it. Voted "no", obviously.,
Yeah needs heavy elitist raid orientated progression or wookies & lightsabers that's more like skyrim than picking a pvp model and running with it.
Why they picked rvr for pvp.
You've got one group who think TESO should be a ffa sandbox, a big budget darkfall if you will.
You've got your usual hardcore pve raid crowd, passed off because wow looks after casual better these days, who jump all over every new game wanting it to be everquest 1 reborn
You've got a bunch of butthurt swg fans inhabiting forums looking for a pure pve sandbox to play since their game got shut down.
What the last 2 would think would be "great pvp", I.e. none, using a shite voluntary flag system or ghettoed off into meaningless mini games would pods off the first crowd.
What the 1 group would want would scare away the other 2
So they pick a system in the middle, that they know will work, which the the last 2 groups can ignore, the first group won't like as much as ffa but would find much better than minigames and will also appeal to people who like rvr type pvp and the silent majority, people who like both pve and pvp, just not both at the same time.
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Originally posted by ShakyMo
Telling post...
At what point do you even mention any TES fan or TES game? Answer - NEVER.
THAT is why this game design is bad. It seems the last thing they thought about was the TES games and fans.
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Sometimes absurdity is the best route back to reality.
The took everything we like about Elder Scrolls games, removed it, applied some WOW to it, and are calling it a TES despite it having it's soul removed. Did we bring it down? No. I say the guy that wrote that game plan killed it when he made it more WOW and ES.
Because tes is a single player game, if they made the mmo exactly like tes.
1 it would be a shit mmo, swtor level of shit.
2 there would be no point bethseda working on tes6 which I really really want them to do, I enjoy skyrim because IT ISN'T A MMO, the things I like about it are decidedly un mmo like, the things I like about it are all about getting lost in an imersive world, that will be lost in ANY mmo implementation, just having chat, lfg etc.. would stop it feeling like tes to me.
As soon as you see other players running around, the game stops being like tes single player. Part of what's great in tes is the sense of danger when exploring the wilderness etc.. you loose that loneliness feeling that is such a massive part of the game experience as soon as you make it a mmo.
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Originally posted by ShakyMo
it's already going to be extremely similar to SWOTR outside of RvR. massive use of phasing for PVE, massive use of instancing for PVE, solo only story(i believe as a multiplayer game even swtor beats this). TBH, they could have made a MMO TES title, instead the lead on the prjoect chose to regurgitate an old game and slap TES coating onto it.
it will probably still be a good game of course.
Mael well is see several posts from "massive tes fans" that get the lore all wring, only jumped on the game Ao.ce skyrim or oblivion and most of their "make it more like tes" posts from these "tes fans" seem to-be "make it more like swg", "make it more like EQ" or "make it more like darkfall" posts in disguise (although I guess the DF guys have a point, I always thought a tes mmo would be like a fantasy eve, but hey glad they are borrowing ideas from daoc and uo instead of bloody wow & EQ yet again)
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OP - what community? A bunch of folks with their own opinions that are labeled as community because they go to a common forum?
Reality - the devs listen to feedback, but will always develop based on their own design, if you don't like it, there are a bazzilion other MMOs.
Im hoping the story thing is like gw2, entirely ignorable.
I disagree is like swtor, due to end game. Swtor is a glorified lobby game once levelled, like all wow clones, just sit in cities being to go to some instanced shit in a small group. Well tes doesn't have arena or bgs and has rvr, so at least pvp wise its not a lobby game. Pve wise the game has open dungeons like daoc, EQ & ac, that's very much not wow clone. I also would not be suprised if the game had big outdoor inclusive raids in the vein of daoc / coh & gw2
Also Mael - tes doesn't have pvp (or group pve) so in a post about why they picked rvr as the pvp system, there is no equivelent "pvp wot tes fans like", that all depends on what other games they play. They may like rvr, they may be anti pvextremists they may like ffa gankfests.
If we were talking about the way quests are presented and stuff, then the "fans of tes" would be included in my post, and absolutely quests should work like they do in tes, not wow style quest hubs.


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