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Woman accused of leaving kids in car alone in parking lotAugust 22,2013Woman charged with leaving kids in car
BENNINGTON A Petersburgh, N.Y., woman was charged with two misdemeanor counts of cruelty to a child Monday after police said she left her two children, 9 and 4, alone in the car while she went into Wal-Mart in Bennington on July 27.
Elena Grenoble, 42, pleaded innocent to the charges and was released without bail.
In an affidavit, Sgt. Michael Plusch, of the Bennington Police Department, said he was dispatched to the parking lot of Bennington Wal-Mart, on Northside Drive, around 6:35 p.m. July 27.
Plusch said he spoke with the children in the car and they told him they were waiting for their mother, Grenoble, who was in the store.
According to Plusch, about five minutes passed until Grenoble returned to the car. Grenoble told Plusch she was buying clothes for her 4-year-old daughter because the child had vomited on herself after they had been picking blueberries.
I advised Elena that she cannot leave her kids unattended and she responded that it was only for five minutes. I tried to explain the horrific consequences to her about what could happen and her response to this was that we are not in New Jersey, Plusch said.
Plusch said he spoke to a Wal-Mart employee who said he had been told about the children by a customer with a small child who had approached him to complain about it. The employee said he went over to the car and saw that the children were in the car unattended.
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Kim Kardashian's Relationship & Marriage Arranged By E! [Kris Wasn't Their First Choice]
Who knew Kim's marriage to Kris Humphries was just for TV?
Ever since it was announced that Kim Kardashian and now husband Kris Humphries were engaged, folks have been chattering about whether their rapid courtship was part of a huge publicity stunt. As a result of the marriage, the Kardashians made tons of money in sponsorship, endorsements and selling photos from Kim's wedding, filmed a 2 part E! special and Kris Humphries was immediately picked up to be under new representation by Kim's mother Kris Jenner (who also manages Khloe's husband Lamar).
Now, sources are claiming, the whole relationship and marriage was arranged by E! and Kris Humphries wasn't their first choice. In 2010, E! allegedly began searching New York City for a pro athlete that Kim could date while filming Kourtney and Kim Take On New York. A-lister such as Alex Rodriguez and Derek Jeter were already taken and NFL prospects were slim so the producers set their sights on the New York Knicks. An E! network rep allegedly approached New York Knicks forward Danilo Gallinari, and asked if he would be interested in going on a date with Kim for a featured segment on the show, but although Dan was interested in meeting Kim, he wasn't interested in doing reality TV. They eventually approached New Jersey Nets player Kris Humphries who was down for the cause, and soon after Kim began to attend all of his games. As the first season of 'Khloe and Lamar' wrapped, it was announced that Kim would be getting married. The rest is 'Hollywood Royal Wedding' history.
With the NBA lockout now in effect, Kris is probably more than happy he took Kim up on her offer. As for Danilo Gallinari, he was later traded to the Denver Nuggets (which probably wouldn't have worked for Kim anyway).
It's not surprising that E! is arranging marriages for viewers but it'll be shocking if E! arranges for Kim to get pregnant by her fake husband. Jesus wept
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California software as a service company Provade Inc., which has a product development office in downtown Milwaukee, said Tuesday it raised $3 million in new funding.
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Elinor "Ellie" M. Norwood, 85, of 149 Main Street, Montpelier, and 54 Laurel Avenue, Craigville, MA, passed away gently on December 31, 2013, at Woodridge Nursing Home due to complications following a recent stroke.
Born August 20, 1928, in Worcester MA, she was the daughter of John and Etheldred (Wilmott) McKinley. She spent her formative years in Worcester and graduated from North High School in 1946, then attended Mt. Holyoke College from which she matriculated in 1950 with her bachelor's degree in English literature. Ellie was an accomplished flutist and chorale member during these years and continued to stay active with Mount Holyoke as an alumna.
Ellie pursued a career in editing in New York City from 1950 through 1960 working for Morehouse and Barlow Publishing. This was an exciting time in her life and while she never returned there to live, she considered New York to be the most marvelous city. Ellie spent time attending Broadway shows, traveling and enjoying much time with good friends – friendships she maintained throughout the rest of her life.
On October 1, 1960, Ellie married Granger W. Norwood in NYC. The Norwood's made their home first in Conway, MA, then settled in Worcester, MA, to be close to family. Elinor was a stay-at-home mother to her four children and a substitute teacher before she and her husband fulfilled their dream of purchasing the Walberg & Auge Music Company in Auburn, MA. They lovingly operated this business side by side for many years, providing musical rentals and repairs to students and professionals alike. They relocated the store to Worcester and eventually changed its name to Norwood Music. They were extremely active members of the All Saints Episcopal Church. Ellie was the first woman to be elected to the church vestry. After many years in Worcester they were able to retire to their beloved cottage in the village of Craigville, Cape Cod, where Ellie summered with the children before making it her permanent home, and graciously hosted many family and friends through the years.
Ellie continued to occupy her caring and active mind with the philanthropic endeavors such as the Alzheimer's Association of Cape Cod, elder care for many in her area, as well as donating much of her time to the Centerville Library. She loved the ocean and her beautiful cottage and felt fortunate to have been able to spend so many years in this beautiful place.
Ellie was a lover of music and a voracious reader. She consumed multiple books and newspapers each week, including completing the daily New York Times crossword puzzle in pen. She enjoyed a wide variety of literary genres, her favorite stories being mysteries and romances. She was always up on the current news and loved a strong debate; her quick wit and strong will were a tough match.
She is preceded in death by her parents and her husband Granger. She is survived by her brother and his wife, John and Bea McKinley of Kensington, MD; her children, Nancy and Ray Daigle of Moretown, VT, Deborah N. Ruane of San Diego, CA, Guy and Diane Norwood of East Barre, VT, and Jennifer M. Norwood of West Chatham, MA. She also loved her seven grandchildren, Douglas, Andrew and Cecelia Daigle, Jack and Lily McMurrer and Katherine and Nicholas Norwood. She also leaves behind her sister-in-law and her husband, Nancy and Norman Vester of St. Albans, VT, and six beloved nieces and nephews.
A memorial service was held at Christ Church on State Street in Montpelier on Saturday, January 4, 2014, at 2 p.m.
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Chocolate Sanctuary
One-of-a-kind chocolate inspired restaurant. A fun and casual restaurant, lounge and boutique for foodies and chocolate lovers alike. Diners will find a variety of beautifully plated main courses, appetizers and desserts that incorporate the restaurant's namesake ingredient alongside delicious options where chocolate is optional - or non-existent. The venue will also offer artfully packaged craft chocolates and other treats made by independent chocolatiers and local chocolate makers.
Itasca Oktoberfest 2015
Celebrate all things German at Itasca's Annual Oktoberfest including Authentic German food and gift, music, and more! This free Oktoberfest on Orchard Street features a Kids Korner, the Johnny Wagner Band, and the kick off ceremony with Mayor Pruyen. The Jimmy Bavarians play on Saturday. It runs until 11:00 pm both nights.
O'Toole's Libertyville
This long awaited gastropub boasts 48 beers on tap, private party rooms and an extensive wine and craft cocktail menu to compliment the chef driven menu. Menu includes burgers, wraps, salads, ribs, seafood and much more.
Beer House
Beer House, located on the outskirts of Yorktown Center, is a unique concept bringing over 60 tap and hundreds of bottled beers to one great venue. You can be sure to find almost half of our tap line dedicated to local Chicagoland breweries. Catering to both the beer aficionado and those wanting to learn more, our staff is willing to answer questions and make suggestions. Come drink the best beers, enjoy live music, catch sports on our 15 televisions, or just relax with friends!
Hirano Sushi
Hirano Restaurant specializes in sushi. With an endless variety, every taste bud is sure to leave satisfied!
The Promontory
The Promontory is a stylish, two-story bar and restaurant that also houses live music throughout the week. Come for drinks and enjoy an extensive list of wine, cocktails and beer, or browse the menu for unique entrees, small plates, pastries, and more. The Chef de Cuisine and Sommelier team also hosts a tasting every Tuesday featuring a 5-course tasting menu complete with wine pairings.
Celeste is a modern, sophisticated, multi-level establishment. The design of the building is reminiscent of turn-of-the-century Chicago and the food is just as innovative. Enjoy classic American drinks, a versatile wine list, and seasonal multi-layered cuisine. Drink and dine at the bar, in the deco room, or in the garden.
Church Street Brewing Company
The Church Street Brewing Company is a production brewery located in Itasca Illinois. We are open from 4 to 8 pm on Thursdays and Fridays, 1 to 7 pm on Saturdays, and 1 to 4 pm on Sundays. Come in, see our brewery, try a sample, have a pint or take home a growler!
River Roast
Located on the Chicago River, River Roast offers city and water views from every seat, inside and out. The menu features contemporary American tavern far and new inventive drinks. With one of the best patios in the city, the restaurant is a great place to connect with friends and family.
Village of Roselle
Roselle is a northwestern suburb of Chicago and is home to 22,763 people. Located approximately 25 miles from downtown Chicago, 25 minutes from O'Hare International Airport, and 10 minutes from two major shopping centers, Roselle provides the quality of life and sense of community usually found only in a small town, with the convenience of a larger metropolitan area.
Bangers & Lace
Bangers & Lace stands as a tribute to craft beer and great sausage. The Midwestern lodge-styled restaurant offers 32 draft beers as well as an extensive bottle selection. Enjoy your sausage on a plate with sides or on a sandwich, and if you're not in the mood for sausage, there are other options available as well. The Wicker Park location also offers a special brunch menu on Sunday. Patio seating is available.
Arlington Heights Downtown Business Association
Stroll through our 8-block Downtown Business Association and find a great array of shops, many of which have provided quality services to our community for decades. The Downtown Business Association is home to a pharmacy and grocery store, to jewelry stores and art galleries, to clothing stories and home décor boutiques. Transportation services are also available if you wish to take in other Chicagoland sites.
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El Barrio Mexican Restaurant
Dining at El Barrio is always a memorable experience. This family owned restaurant offers a Tex-Mex food, comfortable atmosphere and colorful decor that makes customers feel as if they have traveled to Mexico. The menu is full of authentic Mexican dishes. Be sure to ask about the fine selection of tequila from the bar.
Eddie Merlot's
A prime steak and seafood restaurant serving the highest quality of foods and freshest ingredients all in a world class facility. Enjoy a exceptional prime aged steak paired with a glass of wine from the extensive wine list. Outdoor patio in the warm months make it a great place to gather with friends and family.
Rose Garden Cafe
Rose Garden Cafe has a menu that includes everything. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, specials, ice cream creations and a case of yummy looking desserts!
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Maggiano's Little Italy
Maggiano's Little Italy invites you to enjoy authentic, scratch-made Italian-American cuisine in our restaurant or banquet facilities. Bring the family in for dinner or have your next party at one of our banquet facilities.
Lou Malnati's Pizzeria
Lou Malnati's is a family-owned and operated company that takes pride in its service and quality. We ensure that every pizza served in each of our locations is handmade exactly to our specifications so we can deliver on our promise of quality. You'll know with every bite that each pizza was made with care and special attention.
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Giordano's is a pizzeria that specializes in Chicago-style stuffed pizza and is credited as a creator of the stuffed pizza.
Brunch Cafe
This contemporary breakfast and lunch cafe opened its doors in February 2008. You'll find plenty of breakfast basics here, but we're also well-known for our decadent twists on the regulars...like the stuffed french toast, blueberry bliss cakes and berry explosion waffle. You can also enjoy a delicious mimosa or bloody mary with breakfast, brunch, or lunch.
Grande Jakes Fresh Mexican Grill
Grande Jake's Authentic Mexican Grill offers you the finest in authentic Mexican cuisine.Come and dine with us and enjoy our fine food and atmosphere.
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Egg'lectic Cafe
Enjoy delicious food including breakfast and lunch specialties at our restaurant. We have a location in Wheaton, Illinois as well. With more than 35 years of experience, Egg'lectic Café, Inc. offers freshly made breakfast and lunch throughout the day.
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Buffalo Wild Wings
Three things: Wings. Beer. Sports.™ Why do those three things matter to us so much? Because that's what our fans want, and that's what we're all about—making our fans happy. No matter how many locations we've opened, where our corporate headquarters are or how many years we've been around one thing remains the same: Buffalo Wild Wings® is the ultimate place to get together with you friends, watch sports, drink beer and eat wings.
La Hacienda de Roselle
For more than 20 years, the family behind La Hacienda de Roselle has offered the most delicious and authentic Mexican food in the Chicago metropolitan area. In addition to the great deals on our regular menu, we also offer an extensive buffet that is sure to please even the pickiest eaters – check out our daily specials page for details on buffet availability and our other special offers.
Jameson's Charhouse
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The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program is a non-profit organization that recruits, places and supports older citizens in Yadkin, Surry, and Davie counties.
Gilda Pruitt is the director for the three counties. She recently moved offices and is now based out of the Yadkin County Senior Center next to Lila Swaim Park in Jonesville.
Pruitt said the program's objective it to "engage persons 55 and older in volunteer service to meet critical community needs and to provide a high quality experience that will enrich the lives of volunteers."
Pruitt said RSVP met those goals by matching recruited seniors with service providers whose missions are compatible with the volunteers.
Current projects include: tutoring in the schools, Head Start, senior centers, the Homebound Meals program, food pantries, the library, medical transportation for veterans, friendly visitation, knitting for Hospice, and telephone reassurance.
With more than 300 volunteers in the tri-county area, the program is able to provide necessary social services to those in the community every day, said Pruitt. She also adds that she could always use more volunteers.
Pruitt said volunteers can choose where and when to serve. RSVP has a volunteer program specialist and director who can help select an opportunity that fits conveniently into the volunteer's schedule. She said this allows volunteers to get the most out of their experience.
Volunteer positions are available to anyone 55 or older, with an emphasis placed on volunteers bringing friends to share in the experience.
"RSVP is a link between the resources of older adults and the need for the community," Pruitt said. RSVP provides volunteers with technical support, limited insurance coverage, limited mileage reimbursement (when funds are available), and recognition for their contributions, she said.
Volunteers are given a per-service orientation, on-the-job training from the placement agency or organization, and supplement insurance while on duty, Pruitt added. The insurance overview is Excess Accident Medical Insurance, Excess Automobile Liability Insurance, and Excess Volunteer Liability Insurance.
Pruitt said that many people never volunteer because they simply were not asked to. She said RSVP was a very important program and a very rewarding one.
"It's a passion I've got, to serve people. It's a passion to know that at the end of the day this job has made a difference in someone's life who was less fortunate."
For more information, call Director Gilda Pruitt at 336-526-1087, Surry Program Specialist Shirley Nichols at 336-786-6155 ext. 232, or Davie Program Specialist Gloria Womack at 336-753-8270.
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Joined: 9/09/12
D3 may have been considered a failure to alot of people. Even if so the game still has a huge fanbase. SC2 was a huge success. Lots of people enjoy those 2 titles and thats the only 2 games blizzard has released in 10yrs. Aside from WoW expansions. Blizzard may not live up to some Godly expectations , but they sure do know how to make games run very well.
Haters are always gonna hate..WoW was and is still top notch for its genre. Most people can look past the shallowness of caring about awsome graphics. WoW may not have the best graphics but the game offers so much. So I say yes! There that good!
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Joined: 3/05/07
Originally posted by ShakyMo
I would still call it a ripoff, particularly in regard to what meaning I had behind calling it that in my post. A new property in a defined genre that, more or less, does nothing but replicate features which have proven successfull in that genre. There really isn't new ground being tread from Torchlight. WHY that is has no bearing on this. What does have bearing is the fact we love it anyway. Its well done, and fun. How much it copied from an already proven formula was irrelevant.
So why do we hate it so much when MMO gaming does the very same thing? All FPS games basically rehash the same mechanics. All hack and slash games do. Why is it so hard to expect MMO gaming to do the same? More, why can't we simply accept that we no longer want MMO gaming? We may still want online worlds to explore...even still want tons of players in those worlds. But the genre, as it is currently defined and structured, is set in stone. They will all have the same UI, because chaning game controls is a sure fire way to lose players. They will all have similar mechanics because the design philosophy of the genre is to drag out content to ensure more long term players. They will all feel the same since they rely so heavily on RPG math to function.
Why do we not just admit we want a new genre.
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Joined: 8/30/11
It got nothing to do with quality just with the state of the mmo genre and its community and why WoW became succesfull is a matter of timing and being the first mainstream mmo. So there's no answer for me in the poll. I don't think blizzard is all that great, many of the good devs (like for example the A.net founders, of which one was lead dev on WoW before its release) left that company over the years and several of them have stated that part of their decision was they couldn't use their creativity all that much anymore and were forced to stick to the same formula for everything.
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Joined: 1/02/08
Let em put a slave ring thru u're nose u're prob not going to like where they're taking you. Think.
For the hundredth time, WoW was successful because it allowed people to mod when no one else would (most still don't). Everyone ran to WoW because of this and the monster got big quick. Then it became "the game everyone has played" so now it's a social icon. Plus, their silly cell shade cartoon colored graphics don't lag. It is not better than other games.
Best console game: DD Dark Arisen. Best mmo: GW2. Best game series ever: The Sims.
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Joined: 1/15/08
Originally posted by bcbully
missing option: people are just too fucking stupid.
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Joined: 12/11/08
Blizzard decided to cater to the masses, and the masses like having their hand held. Blizzard simply does it better than anyone else, hence why they are so successful.
Also why I quit WoW after Battlegrounds was launched.
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Joined: 10/13/05
Blizzard is that lucky.
They are the Windows of MMO's. as an analogy you could argue there are a lot of Linux platforms out there much better than Windows, some might say Mac is the better OS for holding your hand, yet here is Winblows, still at the top. Why? It's supported and it was given an I-Win card many years ago. The only way for WoW to screw up is if WoW screws up. The only way for other game companies to become better is to play the Apple card. Survive and own your moment when and if it comes.
Originally posted by Kasmos
Dude, you are SO hardcore. Stick to your principles. Don't play silly games just because they are fun. If it's popular, run away!! I like that! keep it up man!
Joined: 3/03/12
Roll backs with no way to restore? In 2012? The rest are that bad.
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Joined: 9/09/12
Played: UO, EQ, EQ2, WoW, AoC, DNDO, Aion, FFXI, LOTRO, RoM, DCUO.
Don't flame me for saying this, but in my personal opinion WoW was a fluke-but a repeatable fluke. By this, I mean nobody will be able to recreate what Blizzard has done with WoW, with the exception of Blizzard. But the only reason it will be possible is because it's Blizzard continuing tradition and the fact that many, many, MANY gamers will flock to Titan when it's released because of WoW.
Before WoW, half a million subs was incredible. WoW took that barrier and bent it over backwards-but no company that has duplicated the WoW model has had success. WoW was the first solo and casual-friendly MMO and, in my opinion, the most adaptable. This I would attribute to the devs at Blizzard loving their game, its content, and its players. (And the cash probably didn't hurt, either.)
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Joined: 4/26/12
some of this stuff people are posting is dillusional at best here , seriously. WOW on this site is just hated by the masses here and people post nonsense. Im watching more and more people i know getting ready for the panda's in guild wars 2 as we speak because they are sick of shitty customer service , and devs that just are about braindead when it comes to reasonable solutions. Blizzard has said what they want to do , and stuck to their guns not flip flopping over the years to the myriads of cry baby players whom dont even know what they want from one day to the next. While i think wow has outlived itself for a lot of us here, some of you just refuse to accept the game as a good game and people staying with it for all these years just enjoy it. Right now i was a guild wars 2 fanboi , but i myself am debating giving them the boot because im about sick of their horrible customer service and solutions that punish their playerbase over stupid gold farmers and dungeon crawlers. Not to mention what BCBully said about the rollbacks and flat denial of it. Blizzard may have a game that is old as dirt , but accept it there is still millions more playing it instead of games like guild wars 2 or rift or swtor. Obviously they are doing something right . Oh yeah the retort here is , its just asians playing it and kids , yet the US servers seem to still be packed to the core with players.
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Joined: 12/18/11
Originally posted by cronius77
Cronius there is no gold farming in GW2. I remember vividly the ANET devs saying they produced a economy that was immune to gold farming cause there would be no benefit to gold farming. Are you telling me this was not true? I can't believe it.
Blizzard is that good for the only reason they have had 7 years running a high population game and they have experience. These other devs might be great but they are trying to break into the big leagues and while they may have tons of small market and graduated top of their class there is just no other company that has half of the experience running a multi-million user MMO then Blizzard. Can't teach experience.
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Joined: 2/12/12
Originally posted by Bercilak
They will not sell more copies than all of the games that were listed combined. GW2 and Rift will do very well.
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Joined: 2/12/12
Originally posted by stratasaurus
Trion is doing just fine. Rift is a huge success, Defiant is ground breaking, combining a TV show with an online game. No idea how or if it will work, but kudos for trying something different. EON looks to be very successful. Trion is big boy now, and they are doing very well.
I don't dislike Blizzard, MOP should be a great game, people aren't even tlaking about the fact they are updating skill systems and tweaking alot of the the basic game. It is not just "pandaland", but all people see is pandaland which show the common sense factor for most MMO plahyers is very low, as are social skills. The way people treat each other on this board is proof enough for that.
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Joined: 8/18/07
I would say Blizzard was in the right place at the perfect time with the right game.
WOW borrowed heavily and learned from the mmo's that came before it. EQ, Ultima, etc.
They used faily simple graphics so the vast majority of the PC's at the time could play the game.
Along with a great storyline it quickly became/is the most popular MMO to date.
Just like the vastly popular old television shows when you only had 3 major networks at the time.
ABC, CBS, NBC...... it is doubtful that any new mmo will reach let alone surpass the subs that wow enjoys anytime in the near future.
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Joined: 12/11/08
Originally posted by Psychow
That's the thing, your definition of fun and mine are completely different it seems. I'm a fan of the old school MMOs, you're a fan of themepark MMOs. Both have their place in the MMO marketplace, and both cater to particular playstyles. My point still stands.
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Joined: 9/09/12
Played: UO, EQ, EQ2, WoW, AoC, DNDO, Aion, FFXI, LOTRO, RoM, DCUO.
I'd love to see a new EQ wrapped in pretty packaging but keeping the same mechanics and play style. (I'd still like the maps and quest log, though.) Something about having to work for literally everything you obtained in that game made it a lot more enjoyable, in my opinion. EQ2=WoW, in a lot of ways, which was a huge disappointment.
I think that devs are just scared they won't be able to possibly top WoW's sub numbers by doing this, but there would definitely still be enough draw to the game to merit its creation. The type of players drawn to that type of game would most likely (if the game was done right) be LONG term sub holders.
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Joined: 10/24/04
Blizzard games do well because there are a billion blizzard fanboys. And it's not devs that are the problem. It's the production companies who force the devs to make lame crap that are the problem.
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Played: UO, EQ, EQ2, WoW, AoC, DNDO, Aion, FFXI, LOTRO, RoM, DCUO.
Originally posted by Saur0n
I don't think it's fair to blame the fans or the production companies. WoW did a LOT of things right, and adapted their game to meet rising interest in the MMORPG genre by more casual gamers. This is what really propelled them to the top initially, seeing as they were coming from the EQ days when only "nerds" played MMORPGs. Home PCs were also becoming a lot more common around the same time, which helped their numbers get as high as they did. Not to mention that the computers needed to run WoW weren't exactly top of the line. Add to that the quality of design, art, music, everything that went into the game, and you ended up with a very addictive and user-friendly game that blew up in popularity.
Not to mention the fact that they were in the right position at the right time to make their game when they did, and the only real competition was EQ2 which wasn't nearly as solo-friendly at launch, and EQ1 which was dated and even less solo-friendly than EQ2 was. Warcraft also had a slightly longer history than EQ, from the original Warcraft games, which gave it a large initial player base.
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First off I cant say where this thread has gone b/c its 18 pages old by the time Im reading it so excuse me if Ive covered or said something that has already been said(wasnt reading all 18 pages). Also Ive palyed WoW and its not for me and my response is no way to bash Blizzard or WoW.
Is Blizzard that great...hmmm...I think its more them being lucky. They were great at advertising there product which probably led to their success. MOST other devs do not utilize this aspect of releasing MMOs(yes only MMOs b/c PS/XBOX games are advertised ALL the time). Did they create something great? Probably b/c every other dev just constantly releases another WoW colne. I think most devs TRY way to hard to be the ones who take down the GIANT that is Blizzard, by releasing unfinished games, i.e. AoC or just copy Blizzards model and call it there own, i.e. SWTOR, which I have played both games.
I dont think that most devs put in any real time to come up w/ something new and refreshing b/c 1: They are afraid that itll fail b/c its nothing like WoW, and they think thats what players want. 2: They dont listen to what players really want. Think about it, all the games that have come out in the past few years that are different fail b/c they are not finished or they fail b/c they are some clone of WoW and if players wanted that why would they leave WoW, where they have vested time in things, for something new but the same to start over.
I dont see why any dev would pump tons of $$$ into a project to copy it and have it fail. Why not pump tons of $$$ into something new and refeshing and take a shot on it taking off and being successful? As long as its finished and ready for release. At least the later you have a CHANCE of it being the next big thing. I beleive most devs sit in a room and discuss how are we going to take down WoW. To me wrong discussion to be having. How about discussing what can we do that is new and different.
Look the bottom line is that these devs have the capability of being the next WoW, problem is they get to wrapped up in it. Their not dumb they are gamers themselves they know where to take things, at least I hope they do. Stop worrying about WoW, Blizzard, whatever. Your customers, players, and fans are out there maybe its high time you start listening to them, after all WE are what makes YOU successful in the long run. If not I can always wait until your game goes F2P to play it, saves me the $$$...
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Earlier this week I reported that Google released street maps for.. *ahem*, Europe. I was sternly corrected by many of you in places like Latvia and other Baltic countries that the street data was not for "ALL" of Europe as I had stated in my post. Thanks to everyone that helped to let others know how the data looked in your corner of the world in the comments section of that post.
Google has since released separate Google Maps sites for some of the countries included in the update. Now when visiting http://maps.google(.de,.es,.fr,.it) you reach localised versions of Google Maps for Germany, Spain, France and Italy:
Thanks to Ogle Earth for this tip. Also in this Ogle Earth posting there is also some helpful information about the status of one-way streets and directions for the new street data.
In other news, here is the posting from the Official Google Blog about the release of street maps in Europe. Here is a quote from Google Maps product manager : "This has been a global effort with Google teams in Paris, Hamburg, Milan, Madrid, New York, Mountain View, Kirkland, Sydney, London, Dublin, and Zurich working together for much of the past year to build a truly "local" product." He goes on to state that for developers, Version 2 of the Google Maps API will need to be used to make this new street data present in your Google Maps mashups.


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Steven Beitashour remembers walking through the cement-laden passageways of Spartan Stadium, watching players navigate the narrow pitch while fans hovered from above with a buzz of excitement.
He was once a member of that mob, leaning over rails and cheering wildly, the whole time wishing he could play on the hallowed grounds shared by stars like Eric Wynalda, John Doyle and Landon Donovan.
Beitashour (pronounced BAY-ta-sure) won't be playing in Spartan anytime soon since the Quakes moved to Buck Shaw Stadium and Donovan is no longer with the franchise. However, the right back is wearing the jersey of a team he passionately supported from the earliest days of Major League Soccer.
"A couple of my friends still hold bitter grudges against Landon Donovan. He was our favorite player before he left," Beitashour said. "I think it would be great to get in a good tackle on him. Nothing dirty, just a good clean, tackle."
Beitashour, a product of Leland High School (San Jose) and San Diego State, slots in somewhere behind Chris Leitch at right back on the depth chart. After signing a developmental contract with the Quakes, the 23-year-old hopes to display the versatility that made him a second-round selection at the 2010 MLS SuperDraft.
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If you caught Beitashour enthusiastically signing autographs after the Quakes first home match on Saturday, you know that he is as true-blue as they come, an original throwback from San Jose's MLS experience.


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M.A. Alliant International Univ., 2009
Forensic Psychology
B.A. Clearwater Christian College, 2007
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Introduction to Criminal Justice
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2010-2011: Adjunct Faculty, Department of General Education, Heald College, Fresno, CA
2009-2010: Adjunct Instructor, School of Criminal Justice, ITT Technical Institute, Clovis, CA
Statistics, Writing, and Research Methods Tutor, School of Criminal Justice, ITT Technical Institute, Covis, CA
2008-2011: Research Design and Statistics Tutor, Center for Forensic Studies, Alliant International University, Fresno, CA
2005-2007: Teaching Assistant, Department of Psychology, Clearwater Christian College, Clearwater, FL
Teaching Assistant, Department of Business, Clearwater Christian College, Clearwater, FL
Research Completed and Publications
-Linebach, J. (2006). Post-traumatic Stress Disorder in Law Enforcement. Unpublished manuscript. Clearwater Christian College, Clearwater, Florida.
-Linebach, J. (2008). Law Enforcement Effectiveness. Associated Content, Denver, Colorado. Retrieved from
-Linebach, J. (2008). Neurological Assessment of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. Associated Content, Denver, Colorado. Retrieved from
-Linebach, J. (2009). Years of Service, Coping Processes, Quality of Life and Stress in Campus Police Chiefs. Unpublished masters thesis. Alliant International University, Fresno, California.
-Linebach, J. & Warner, H. (2009). Early Mental Health Program Evaluation: July 2006 Through February 2009. Unpublished manuscript. Synchrony of Visalia, Inc., Visalia, California.
-Linebach, J., Tesch, B., Quintana, N., & Kovacsiss, L. (2009). Video Arraignments. Unpublished manuscript. Alliant International University, Fresno, California.
-Linebach, J. A., Enriquez, A., Kammerer, W., & Kovacsiss, L. M. (2010). Workload Assessment: Fresno County Public Defender's Office. Unpublished manuscript. Alliant International University, Fresno, California.
-Linebach, J. A., Kovacsiss, L. M., & Tesch, B.P. (2011). Profiling Campus Administration: A Demographic Survey of Campus Police Chiefs. Campus Law Enforcement Journal, 41(2), 28-31.
-Linebach, J.A. (2011). Judicial decision making: An analysis of county level judicial decisions regarding indigent individuals (Doctoral dissertation). Available from ProQuest Dissertations and Theses database. (UMI No. 3462970)
I strive to create a learning environment where students know I am excited to teach them and in which students feel encouraged to participate. I am genuinely interested in the lives and goals of my students and I try to express this to them. Teaching psychology and criminal justice is my passion. There is nothing else in my professional life that brings the same joy to me as giving a lecture where students are learning and engaged.
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Every Tuesday, Queens Library will introduce you to a great new book!
Our pick for #BookTuesday, August 4 is The Marriage of Opposites by Alice Hoffman.
From the New York Times-bestselling author of The Dovekeepers and The Museum of Extraordinary Things ...
Join the action this summer and have a blast at the Summer Reading Program at Queens Library. This summer celebrate real-life and fictional heroes, cool books, popular fantasy and graphic novels to the latest in your favorite series.
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|Child Care / Preschools
Bright Beginnings
80-45 Winchester Blvd.
Queens Village NY , 11427
phone: (718) 264-3860
Cross Island YMCA ECC
238-10 Hillside Avenue
Bellerose NY , 11426
phone: (718) 479-0505
Cross Island YMCA After-school –PS186
252-12 72nd Avenue
Queens NY , 11426
phone: (718)479-0505
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74-30 Common Wealth Blvd
Glen Oaks NY , 11426
phone: (718) 465-1665
Kashet PS/Young Israel/NHP
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80-09 Winchester Blvd.
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86-29 Commonwealth Blvd.
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So Big Pre-School Nursery
4 Belmont Avenue
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St. Gregory The Great Roman Catholic Church
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St. Thomas Episcopal Church
6 Commonwealth Blvd.
Bellerose Village NY , phone: (516) 354-6866
Star's Day Care
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Community Board 13Q
219-41 Jamaica Avenue
Queens Village NY , 11428
phone: (718)464-9700
fax: (718)264-2739
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Bellerose Commonwealth Civic Association BCCA
P.O. Box 260225
Bellerose NY , 11426
phone: (516) 859-1169
Creedmoor Civic Association
PO Box 260143
Bellerose NY , 11426
phone: (718) 464-3369
Bellerose Hillside Civic Association
80-20 242 Street
Bellerose NY , 11426
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50 Superior Road
Bellerose Village NY , 11001
Cill Cais Players
242nd Street & 88th Street
Bellerose NY , 11426
phone: (718) 347-0025
Cross Island YMCA
238-10 Hillside Avenue
Bellerose NY , 11426
phone: (718) 479-0505
Queens Village/Hollis/Bellerose Volunteer Ambulance
235-01 Braddock Avenue
Queens Village NY , 11428
phone: (718) 464-2424
Green Meadows Farm
73-50 Little Neck Parkway
Floral Park NY , 11428
phone: (718) 470-0224
Queens County Farm Museum
73-50 Little Neck Parkway
Floral Park NY , 11004
Veterans of Foreign Wars John F. Prince Post 6478
242-37 Braddock Avenue
Bellerose NY , 11426
phone: (718) 347-9662
ESL Classes for Parents
248-05 86 Avenue
Bellerose NY , 11426
Beacon Program at MS 172
81-14 257th Street
Floral Park NY , 11004
phone: (718) 347-3279
Natural Occurring Retirement Community Without Walls
58-20 Little Neck Parkway
Little Neck NY , 11362
phone: (718) 225-6750
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254-20 Union Turnpike
Queens NY , 11004
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44-01 244 Street
Queens NY , 11363
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80-45 Winchester Blvd.
Queens Village NY , 11427
phone: (718) 264-4000
Long Island Jewish Medical Center in New Hyde Park
270-05 76th Avenue
Queens NY , 11040
phone: (718) 470-7100
Schneider Children's Hospital
269-01 76th Avenue
Queens NY , 11040
Zucker Hillside Hospital
75-59 263rd Street
Queens NY , 11004
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Queens Courier
38-15 Bell Blvd.
Bayside NY , 11361
phone: (718)224-5863
Gothem Gazette|
299 Broadway, Suite 700
phone: (212) 227-0342
Queens Chronicle
62-33 Woodhaven Blvd
phone: (718) 441-1411
Queens Tribune
174-15 Horace Harding Expressway
phone: (718) 357-7400
Times Ledger
41-02 Bell Blvd. Suite 2
Bayside NY , 11361
phone: 718-260-4545
fax: (718) 229-7177
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Breininger ParkCreedmoor Farm Park
Braddock Avenue & 240th Street
Creedmoor Farm Park
Little Neck Parkway & Commonwealth Blvd
Douglaston Golf Club
63-20 Marathon Parkway
Douglaston NY , 11362
phone: (718)224-6566
|Police Department
105th Precinct
92-08 222nd Street
Queens Village NY , 11428
|Post Office
Bellerose Post Office
237-15 Braddock Avenue
Bellerose NY , 11426-9997
phone: (800) 275-8777
Glen Oaks Post Office
256-29 Union Turnpike
Glen Oaks NY , 11004-9997
phone: (800) 275-8777
Floral Park Post Office
35 Tulip Avenue
Floral Park NY , 11001-9998
|Private / Parochial Schools
St. Gregory The Great School (K-8)
244-44 87th Avenue
Bellerose NY , 11426-0114
phone: (718) 343-5053
|Public Elementary Schools
PS 018 Winchester (K-5)
86-35 235 Court
Queens Village NY , 11427
phone: (718) 464-4167
74-30 Commonwealth Blvd.|
Bellerose NY , 11426
phone: (718)468-6420
74-10 Commonwealth Blvd
Bellerose NY , 11426
phone: (718) 479-3920
PS 133 Queens School (PreK-5)
248-05 86th Avenue
Bellerose NY , 11426
phone: (718) 831-4016
PS 191-Mayflower School
85-15 258 Street
Floral Park NY , 11001
phone: (718) 831-4032
PS 186 Castlewood
252-12 72nd Avenue|
Bellerose NY , 11426
phone: (718) 831-4024
|Public High Schools
Queens High School of Teaching (Q566)
74-20 Commonwealth Blvd.
Bellerose NY , 11426
phone: (718)736-7100
|Public Intermediate / Junior High Schools
PS 186 Castlewood
252-12 72nd Avenue
Bellerose NY , 11426
phone: (718) 831-4024
74-10 Commonwealth Blvd.
Bellerose NY , 11426
phone: (718) 479-3920
|Senior Centers
St Gregory The Great Community Counseling Service Center
88-19 Cross Island Parkway
Bellerose NY , 11426
phone: (718) 343-5938
St. Gregory The Golden Age Leisure Club
87 Avenue & Cross Island Parkway
Bellerose NY , 11426
phone: (718) 347-7079 or (718) 347-3908
Service Now for Adult Persons, Inc
80-45 Winchester Blvd. CBU 29 Building 4
Queens Village NY , 11427
phone: (718) 786-7110
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|NYC Council
Hon. Mark Weprin
District Office Address 73-03 Bell Boulevard, Suite 1N
Oakland Gardens NY , 11364
phone: (718) 468-0137
fax: (718) 468-0178
Manhattan Office 250 Broadway, Suite 1807
New York NY , 10007
phone: (212) 788-6984
fax: (212) 608-6382
|NYS Assembly
Hon. Barbara M. Clark
District Office 97-01 Springfield Boulevard
Queens Village NY, 11429
phone: (718) 479-2333
fax: (718) 464-7128
Albany Office LOB, Room 547
Albany NY, 12248
phone: (518) 455-4711
fax: (518) 455-3740
|NYS Senate
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District Office 38-50 Bell Boulevard, Suite C
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Bellerose traces its roots back to 1906, when a Massachusetts real estate developer named Helen M. Marsh purchased 77 acres of gladiola fields in Long Island for $155,000. Ms. Marsh dreamed of developing a model community which contained modestly priced homes. In the Panic of 1907, the mortgage on one of the properties was called and Ms. Marsh pledged $50,000 of her own securities to prevent foreclosure.
Construction on the first home began in 1910. Ms. Marsh lived in this home while supervising construction on the remaining properties. She worked with an architect to lay out streets and houses around circular flower bed islands. During a drought, she was known to drive around the neighborhood watering the plants and in the wintertime, she also went from home to home to keep the furnaces burning.
Transportation was already provided by the Long Island Railroad at the nearby Floral Park and Trolley service along Jericho Turnpike. In 1911, Ms. Marsh convinced the LIRR to build a station in Bellerose.
In 1917, the property owners ratified the name of "Bellerose". According to some sources, the name derives from the Rose farm that was found south of the area and their daughter "Belle". Ms. Marsh always replied that she chose the name merely because it sounded "euphonious".
Today, there are three communities with the name Bellerose —the Queens section of Bellerose, and the Incorporated Village of Bellerose and Bellerose Terrace, which are both part of Nassau County. Bellerose, Queens, is bordered by Little Neck Parkway on the East, Grand Central Parkway on the West, the Creedmoor State Hospital grounds on the north and Braddock and Jamaica Avenues on the south. Bellerose Queens is known for the state-run Queens Children's Psychiatric Center and the New York City-owned, but privately operated Queens County Farm Museum.
In recent years, Bellerose continues to grow and thrive. According to the 2000 census, the population was 18,687 comprised of Irish, Italian, German, Polish, Scottish, Hispanic, Asian Indians, Filipino and Chinese. One example of the diversity of Bellerose can be seen from the different Southeast Asian shops and grocery stores that have opened around the community.
The Bellerose Library opened its doors on February 27, 1978 with Ms. Jean Dickerson as the Branch Library Manager, a small staff, 20,000 books and various periodicals on order. The idea of opening a branch library in Bellerose was conceived in 1975 and accomplished through the work of local community leaders and civic leaders, including then-State Senator Frank Padavan, Councilman Matt Troy, Jr. and Borough President Donald R. Manes.


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A group of local churches joined together to collect school supplies for students at Antlers Elementary School. Challenged by the scripture in 1 John 3:17-18, to not just tell people you love them, but to show them.
I felt impressed to do something to support our community and to show people the love of Jesus, to Love Out Loud. The idea of the churches joining together to support our community was a great way for churches to go outside the walls of the church and spread the love of Jesus in our town. When we work together to accomplish tasks, we can acheive a greater result.
Dr. Mathew Hookom, of Atoka, Okla., offered free dental care to more than 80 patients in Atoka and surrounding communities on August 2, 2013. He provided cleanings, composite fillings, extractions and other dental services. Hookom is one of many Oklahoma Heroes of Dentistry recognized for his charitable work in his community.
The Pushmataha County Election Board Office has been moved. They Board is now located at 204 S.W. 4th Street in Antlers (in the same building as the Antlers Community Room behind the Courthouse). Although they have moved, all numbers, telephone and fax, and other ways to contact them have remained the same.
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The Antlers Band Boosters are hosting a Murder Mystery Dinner Saturday night, August 24, at the Antlers High School Cafeteria and Auditorium at 6 p.m.
For $38 per person, you can enjoy a catered meal by Ables' Barbecue featuring pork loin, baked potato, salad, green beans and a roll. Your wait staff for the night will be members of the Antlers High School Band.
The Antlers Bearcat Football team will take the field tonight in the first home game, or scrimmage in this case, of the 2013-2014 season.
Kickoff will be at 7:00 p.m.
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Their next scrimmage will be an away game played on Friday, Aug. 30, 2013 against Haileyville.
The first official game of the season for the Bearcats will take place on Friday, September 6th, in an away game against the Valliant Bulldogs.
Dollar General continues to make shopping easier and more convenient for customers in Antlers with the grand opening its new store at 300 West Main this Saturday, August 24 beginning at 8 a.m. A ribbon cutting will take place at 9:00 a.m.
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Oklahoma's arrest rate for marijuana possession is slightly above the national rate, and arrest rates vary considerably among counties, according to an Oklahoma Watch analysis of 10 years' worth of FBI data.
In 2010, the most recent year for which data is available, the median arrest rate in Oklahoma was about 270 arrests per 100,000 population, slightly higher than the national rate of 256.
Over a decade, from 2001 to 2010, the average annual rates for Oklahoma counties varied widely, from fewer than 200 to more than 1,000 arrests per 100,000 residents.
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Pushmataha County Sheriffs Deputy Marzek radioed dispatch to inform them that he was going to need another Deputy to his location after he saw the driver of a blue pickup raise a rifle in the back glass.
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It is not the same fragrance though (the scent for The Olive Branch started as a product called Pansy from Cosmetics To Go but Simon made the fragrance for Pop in the Bath when this bubble bar was invented for the Mary Poppins production in the UK).Answered on 1/30/2014 by Maemi from Toronto, ON
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Fine gauge sweater button down shirt. Long sleeves and collared. Two front pockets. Semi-sheer.
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*57% Cotton, 43% Rayon
*Hand Wash Cold
Measurements for Size Small:
Length: 27"
Bust: 48"
Bottom Opening: 48"
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by Thc13 Love this shirt! This shirt is so comfy and can also look sexy if you want it to. I got the white in size xs - I'm 5'7.5", 103 lbs, 32B, 25" waist, typically an xs, and it fits perfectly. You could size down if you wanted to and it would still look oversized. The pockets on mine are placed just like the model in the white shirt (so lower down than the lime shirt) which is what I wanted - it looks more relaxed and casual. This shirt looks great with a nude bra underneath or with cute bralettes showing through the sheer fabric. It looks good knotted or loose, with the sleeves rolled up or rolled down, and buttoned or open. It hangs really nicely and looks cute with leggings and a cardi/sweater, or with cords/jeans, or with nothing except cute panties underneath if you're showing off for someone! I'm looking forward to spring when it will be warm enough to wear this shirt with a bralette, cords, moccasins, and a really pretty scarf that will make a simple/casual outfit pop! If you've got extra cash for a versatile, cute, comfy, and snuggly shirt, buy this! 1.5.2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by loveandstyle cherry is more like orange i was so excited to try this shirt on so i headed to the mall to see if my department store had it...THEY DID! not only was it ON SALE for $89.00 BUT they had my size. unfortunately, the cherry red was orange. and when i say orange, i mean orange. there was nothing red about the shirt at all. i have been looking for a red button down for the summer and FP was the only store i found that had one...so imagine my disappointment when i saw it was orange =( BUT the material was absolutely gorgeous, soft, breezy and light. it is the PERRRFECT shirt for ANY season. I am STILL going to grab this, but i'll either grab the white, the stone, or the blue. for reference I am usually between a M and a L, and i tried the M on in this stop. I didn't find it "baggy" at all actually. I think a L would be perfect because it would drape perfectly. PLUS, i am a 36DD breast, size 10 so i want it to look comfy. (i deducted a star based on the fact that the cherry red is really an orange..but i still LOVE the top!) 5.21.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by saltwatergypsy gorgeous! i purchased this top in the "stone" color and it is gorgeous! i love the light and breezy airiness of this top and also how versatile it is. i'm choosing to wear mine on the casual side with a pair of cutoffs or skinny jeans with booties or even flip flops. i was a bit hesitant because of the price but in the end, i am extremely happy with my purchase. just for reference, i am 5' 6" 130lbs 34DD and the medium fit just the way i wanted it to, baggy like the look on the model. no regrets, great top! 4.28.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by frankieg I love this shirt but... all i can say is SIZE DOWN. I wish I did. I bought this shirt in the stone color and I love it so much, for a while i wore it at least once a week, until I noticed two holes on the bottom backside. I was SO upset. Also, it does stretch out, incredibly much, and it's proven to be troublesome to deal with the sleeves. Nonetheless size down and you'll be fine. One of my favorite FP buys! 7.8.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by dollie stavros buttondown; white; size medium I had the opportunity to purchase this top in-store, and got it for sale price! I sized up two sizes (my usual is a xs/s and I got this in large) after trying it on as I wanted a looser fit and thought it may also shrink a bit in the wash. The material is soft and breezy, and I love the fit--loose but fitted and feminine. Great closet staple, can be worn so many ways! 5.4.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by nickynicht Soft, loose, perfect I went perusing for a basic button-down to wear for work, and was pleasantly surprised when I stumbled upon this one. Iâm 5â6â, about 110lbs, and I ordered this shirt in a medium. Itâs pleasantly loose, soft, and perfect for layering over just about anything. I couldnât be happier. Oh, and the shipping was also insanely fast! I ordered this on Saturday, and with no mail service on Sunday or Monday (due to holiday), I was shocked to find it at my door on Tuesday. LOVE you, Free People! 2.20.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by fpkelsi great for layering I love this shirt. So much. I own the stone color, black and ivory, the first two in size xs and ivory in s, and there really isn't too much of a difference in the fit. You can tell it's slightly bigger but for me it hasn't really made any difference in how it looks on me. I'm 5'4 118 lbs and this shirt looks just as good buttoned up as it does open over a fitted tank. Very casual and cute! Can't give it 5 stars though because of the price alone. $108 dollars for a sheer button down?? holy 2.19.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by NearlyWildVARose versatile go-to buttondown Wore my cherry red one for the first time yesterday and loved it! At 5'7", 140 lbs, 34DD, have lots of trouble finding buttondown shirts that don't pull acrss the bust so don't own many buttondowns (of the 4 in my closet, 2 are FP!). Purchased S, my regular FP size, and the extra roominess provides fit at the bust while the beautiful sheer fabric great for layering over a cami, tank, etc. It drapes delightfully and the cherry red color is sexy casual or dressy! 2.11.2013
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On its way from Lake Zurich through the Linth Plain, the deeply carved Glarus valley branches southwards shortly before the Walensee. Mountains rear up steeply from the valley floor to an altitude of 1750 metres. The Tödi at 3614 m is the highest mountain in eastern Switzerland. The Glarus is a varied holiday region, but it also has a long industrial tradition, particularly in the field of decorative textile manufacture.
Since a huge fire destroyed the old quarters in 1861, the streets of the capital of Glarus have been rebuilt on a grid plan. The Glarus earned a world-wide reputation in the 19th century for its printed fabrics. Cyclists can discover evidence of Glarus' industrial past along the 50km-long Industrial Trail.
Not far from the capital is the hiking region of the Klöntal with the Klöntalersee. This valley, surrounded by mountains, has a wealth of natural beauties. The Muotathal in the Canton of Schwyz can be reached via the Pragel Pass, along which General Suworow's army fled to Glarus in 1799. The rumour spread that the Russians had lost their war chest in the waters of the Klöntalersee but, despite many dives to search for it, it has never (yet) been found.
There are many sights in the Glarus which bear witness to its extraordinarily rich geological and mining history including, for example, the quarry at Engi; the slate factory in Elm; fossilised sea creatures on the Kerenzerberg; and dinosaur tracks on the Tödi. Along with the regions of the Sarganserland and Walensee, Glarus therefore forms part of the cross-canton GeoPark.
There are family winter sports' regions on the Kerenzerberg above the Walensee, in Elm and Braunwald with opportunities for skiing, tobogganing and snowshoe walking as well as many other winter sports. If you like peace and quiet you will enjoy the many winter footpaths in the Glarus.
- Klöntalersee: a mountain lake with a man-made dam, famous for its fantastic reflections. Ideal for water sports and fishing in summer; and for skating in winter.
- In recent years the Glarus Kunsthaus has gained a reputation for its exhibitions of contemporary art.
- Zigerstöckli: the famous fresh Glarus cheese. The Glarus Schabziger is regarded as the oldest branded product in Switzerland.
- Glarus Shift: the most famous geological event in Switzerland. The mountains were formed by the shifting and folding of the land masses.
- Geo-city tour in Glarus: discover fossils from the age of the dinosaurs encased in the town hall fountain, and oysters in the stone slabs which form the plinth course of a house facade.
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