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Heart of Wall Street
This hotel is close to Vietnam Veterans Plaza, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and New York Stock Exchange. Other nearby points of interest include Brooklyn Bridge.
Cardio + facials
The 24-hour fitness center features high-end cardio equipment and free weights. Indulge in spa pampering with body and facial treatments. Ask about Salty Paw pet grooming!
Loft-inspired design
Sleek guestrooms incorporate wood and metal elements with modern amenities: free WiFi, dimming controls, iPod® docking with Geneva Sound, 42-inch LCD TV, and stocked minibar.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Andaz Wall Street - a Hyatt Hotel is the only hotel located on iconic Wall Street and close to The New York Stock Exchange, Trinity Church, World Trade Center site, and 9/11 Memorial. Other nearby points of interest include the South Street Seaport, Hudson River Park, Brooklyn Bridge, and ferries to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.
The hotel offers a restaurant and a bar/lounge. The property provides room service from 6 AM-11:30 PM and complimentary wireless Internet access. Meeting and conference facilities include banquet facilities. This property also offers a fitness facility, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Garage parking is available in an attached structure (surcharge), with additional facilities available in the surrounding neighborhood (surcharge).
Guests bringing pets can take advantage of the Pet Program. This program provides its furry guests with a dog bed or cat pillow, 3 complimentary toys, 2 bowls, and a jar of gourmet treats. While guests explore the city, their four-legged companions can spend a day being pampered at the Salty Paw Doggie Groom Spa.
- Bar/lounge
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free WiFi
- Luggage storage
- 24-hour front desk
- Business center
- Health club
- Total number of rooms - 253
- Laundry facilities
- Number of floors - 17
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Spa services on site
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Multilingual staff
- Restaurant
- Year Built 1982
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Free newspaper
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Premium TV channels
- Minibar
- Pay movies
- Designer toiletries
- Bathrobes
- Hair dryer
- Slippers
- Climate control
- Air conditioning
- Free bottled water
- Free WiFi
- iPod docking station
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- In-room massage available
- Room service (limited hours)
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Cable TV service
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Down comforter
- Egyptian-cotton sheets
- Pillowtop mattress
Where to Eat
Andaz Wall Street - a Hyatt Hotel has a restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. 24-hour room service is available.
Spa Services
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Pets allowed, Only dogs and cats are allowed, Maximum number of pets per room 2, Pet maximum weight in lb is 50
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
No rollaway/extra beds available
- Self parking fee: USD 34 per night
- Pet fee: USD 100 per stay plus USD 100 one-time cleaning
We should mention
This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties. Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property allows pets in specific rooms only and has other pet restrictions (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
Awards & Affiliations
- Andaz Wall Street - a concept by Hyatt is listed in the 2012 Condé Nast Traveler Gold List of the world's best places to stay.


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Today at the fairAugust 31,2013Albert J. Marro / Staff Photo
Amanda McGill works on the sign for one of the displays at the Vermont State Fair in Rutland. The fair opened Friday and will run through Sept. 8. McGill is the assistant superintendent of the Grange division at the fair.Today is the first full day of the Vermont State Fair.
Maple products will be judged in the Maple Building at 10 a.m., and Grange exhibit judging will be at 10:30 a.m. in the Bergstrom Building, along with giant pumpkin judging.
The midway and exhibits open at 11 a.m.
The Rabbit Show begins at 11 a.m. in the Pet & Poultry Building.
The floraculture entries can be seen in the Bergstrom Building each day from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., with the Wild Flower arrangements featured today.
Greg Burroughs performs on the Sugarhouse Stage at noon, 2:30, 5:30 and 7:30 p.m.
Rosaires Racing Pigs run at 12:30, 3:30, 6:30 and 9:30 p.m.
The 4-H Club has four events: Goat Show at 1 p.m. in the Show Tent, Rabbit Showmanship at 2 p.m., Fashion Show at 4 p.m., both in the 4-H Building, and Animal Costume Class at 7 p.m. in the show tent.
The culinary arts judging is at 1 p.m. in the Bergstrom Building.
Daredevils Unlimited are at 1:30, 3, 6 and 9 p.m.
Horses, Horses, Horses perform at 2, 4:30 and 8 p.m.
Great Little Bear Show begins at 2:30, 5:30 and 8:30 p.m.
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Phoenix charities get low score on non-profit performance ranking
WASHINGTON -- Charities in the Phoenix area ranked 23rd among the nation's 30 major metro areas for financial performance, accountability and transparency in 2013, according to a recent report.
Despite relatively strong revenues - the 60 Phoenix charities studied had average revenues of $7 million as of May 1, compared to a national average of $4.7 million - the area ranked last for financial health, as local expenses far outstripped the national average.
The report, Metro Market Study 2013, said the national average expense for the nonprofits it studied was $4.3 million, but Phoenix charities spent an average of $7.2 million from May 2012 to 2013.
The report put the Phoenix Symphony on its list of the 10 charities in deepest financial trouble in the nation, but symphony organizers said that ranking does not reflect a recent turn-around in their finances.
"The symphony is on track to break even, eliminating a nearly $3 million deficit in the past two years," said Phoenix Symphony CEO Jim Ward, who said the organization is actually going through "a significant turnaround" this year.
There were bright spots in the report as well for Arizona charities: The Tucson-based Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona made it to the list of 10 "top-notch" charities for its overall performance on finances, accountability and transparency.
The annual report by Charity Navigator, a New Jersey-based nonprofit that evaluates U.S. charities, looks "to see if charities are growing their revenue and spending on program increase at about the same rate," said Sandra Miniutti, chief financial officer for the organization.
Miniutti said it was clearly the financial picture that held Phoenix charities back in the rankings.
Area nonprofit executives conceded that finances have been tough as the region struggled through the recession, but they believe things are looking up.
"People in Phoenix are certainly giving more because they are feeling more secure," said Jacky Alling, chief philanthropic services officer at the Arizona Community Foundation. The organization said it has invested $423 million into more than 21,000 charities in Arizona in its 35-year history.
Things are getting better, but "we are certainly not back at the level of giving that we were before the recession," said Michael Nilsen, vice president of the national Association of Fundraising Professionals.
That's true in Arizona as well.
"This year has been difficult because the economy is still struggling," said Bill Carnegie, CEO at the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona.
He said the reason the food bank is able to struggle through tough times is because of its decision "to really focus on programs to make sure that every dollar is used effectively." The Charity Navigator study said as much, reporting that 96.9 percent of the food bank's expenses were spent on programs over the last year.
Carnegie said the economic downturn has also increased competition between nonprofits as they fight for funding.
"It's hard for donors to decide whom they want to support," he said.
One possible solution is cooperation.
"Collaboration between nonprofit can help the donors' dollars go further," Carnegie said.
In some cases, the choice is being made for them, with "some funders � forcing nonprofits to collaborate more."
The food bank partnered with more than 300 other nonprofits to make the most of every dollar to serve different programs. Carnegie said hunger is just one of the many problems people in poverty have and it is important for charities to work together, "to make a better place for citizens to live and raise families."
Ward said the Phoenix Symphony has already seen the advantages of cooperation. It teamed up last July with Ballet Arizona and Arizona Opera, when the three arts organizations introduced an annual fundraising gala - Trio - that features ballet, opera and the symphony on stage together.
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Ward said there is no getting around the fact that it costs money to run a symphony, with a high cost of daily operations and musicians' salaries. But he said the Charity Navigator report did not include the symphony's latest tax form 990, which shows better financials for the year.
Charles Berginc, principal trumpet for the Phoenix Symphony, agreed. The situation at the symphony now is "kind of the opposite" of what's in the report, he said.
Berginc said the orchestra has made a variety of changes in concerts, and "has been very encouraged by the audience."
Ward said his team works hard on marketing and adjusting to the audience.
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Gillian Fawcett, head of public sector at the global body for professional accountants ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants), has been appointed to the Guardian's Public Leaders Network editorial advisory board.
The Public Leaders Network is the Guardian's online section for leaders of all public services, with news, insight and analysis across the whole sector at The Guardian.
Jane Dudman, editor of the Network, said of Gillian's appointment: 'Having a public sector finance expert on the Board is important, especially as we move towards the general election. Public spending and how it is managed is a crucial part of comment and debate, and we only expect the level of debate to increase.'
Gillian Fawcett commented: 'It's an honour to be part of this Network. The public sector is an important one for ACCA, which stands for strong public financial management. For us, this means the adoption of efficient budgeting and financial management practices by public sector bodies; the implementation of transparent structures of accountability; effective audit and scrutiny; and good governance for the sector. Ultimately this benefits the tax payer.'
As head of Public Sector for ACCA, Gillian is responsible for developing international policies on technical matters affecting finance professionals in public services.
Before joining ACCA, Gillian was a Senior Fellow working with the Office for Public Management (OPM) in the organisational development and policy team. She has also worked for the Audit Commission in the UK, where she was a Head of Policy with expertise in corporate governance, financial management, performance management and human rights and equalities. In 2005 she was seconded to the UK Parliament as Head of Finance of the Scrutiny Unit, responsible for providing professional support to a wide range of select committees.
Gillian is also a member of the Federation of European Accountants (FEE) and the Confederation of Asian and Pacific Accountants (CAPA) public sector committees. Most recently, she was appointed as a Trustee of Freedom from Torture, a UK charity. Also, she was formerly Specialist Advisor to a House of Commons Ad Hoc Committee and Communities and Local Government Parliamentary Select Committee, as well as Vice Chair of the Macro Economic Committee for the European Centre of Employers and Enterprises providing Public Services (CEEP) and a non-executive of the Legal Action Group (UK).
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- ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) is the global body for professional accountants. We aim to offer business-relevant, first-choice qualifications to people of application, ability and ambition around the world who seek a rewarding career in accountancy, finance and management.
- We support our 162,000 members and 428,000 students in 173 countries, helping them to develop successful careers in accounting and business, with the skills required by employers. We work through a network of over 89 offices and centres and more than 8,500 Approved Employers worldwide, who provide high standards of employee learning and development. Through our public interest remit, we promote appropriate regulation of accounting and conduct relevant research to ensure accountancy continues to grow in reputation and influence.
- Founded in 1904, ACCA has consistently held unique core values: opportunity, diversity, innovation, integrity and accountability. We believe that accountants bring value to economies in all stages of development and seek to develop capacity in the profession and encourage the adoption of global standards. Our values are aligned to the needs of employers in all sectors and we ensure that through our qualifications, we prepare accountants for business. We seek to open up the profession to people of all backgrounds and remove artificial barriers, innovating our qualifications and delivery to meet the diverse needs of trainee professionals and their employers.


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Food labels: Major ingredient is confusionOctober 06,2013Most visits to the grocery store these days leave me shaking my head in disbelief. Im not referring to breaches of cellphone etiquette Im referring to the bewildering complexity of food labels.
It should be simple. Labels for fresh, natural food should say fresh and natural, and labels for frosted sugar-bomb cereals in neon colors should say ... well, what exactly should they say?
Some say multi-grain or a source of dietary fiber or some other catchphrase that makes these products sound good for you.
Consider some of the words used to identify our edibles and what they mean or dont mean. The term certified organic is a good starting place. It has a real definition, created and enforced by the U.S. Department of Agriculture: grown or produced without the use of chemical fertilizers or additives.
That should be clear, right? But there is always wiggle room. Organic means that the product is 95 percent organic or higher. Made with organic ingredients means at least 70 percent organic, and some labels just say made with organic oats.
This gets more complicated when you consider that the organic label doesnt say anything about how workers are treated and paid, or about living conditions for animals, or about how far the food traveled to get to our table.
In one possible scenario, New England organic yogurt could be made from organic milk from New Zealand processed into powdered milk, shipped to this country, reconstituted here and cultured into yogurt.
Organic? Yes, but not fitting our image of happy cows grazing on Vermont hillsides. To meet rising demand, organic fruits and vegetables are increasingly grown in China where labor is cheap and oversight is lax.
One telling food label reads made with real fruit. Close scrutiny of some fruit beverages reveals up to 10 percent fruit juice, with the remainder being water, sugar and flavorings. There was even a lawsuit over a strawberry fruit roll-up made with real fruit which contained pear concentrate but nothing remotely resembling a strawberry.
Meat and poultry labeling is even more opaque, with such claims as free range, pasture-raised, grass-fed and all natural. These inspire visions of quaint family farms with clucking hens and cows named Daisy and Buttercup.
But free range means only that the animals have the opportunity to go outside and says nothing about the specifics of that opportunity. A huge factory farm housing 100,000 uncaged birds can have two small openings in the wall leading to a small fenced concrete pad. The birds are terrified to leave the security of the flock and dont go near these strange openings, but because the opportunity is there they are free range chickens.
And grass-fed beef may never see a pasture but be packed into dusty feed lots and fed grass shipped from far away.
In recent years consumers rebelled against the revolting product that the beef packing industry refers to as lean finely textured beef. It consists of beef trimmings and scraps heated in a centrifuge to separate out the fats and then exposed to ammonia gas to kill bacteria.
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My mother had a small head. I know that because Im wearing her floppy sun hat. Im wearing her floppy sun hat because she left it to me when she died on April 25.
How strange it is to write, My mother is dead.
By the way, she preferred Mother to Mom. Sara was acceptable also, but none of us can remember saying Mama. I called her that in a few columns, and she was not amused. Just one of her quirks, and she had many.
She was a cradle Episcopalian who won dance contests and loved a cocktail, so naturally she married a foot-washing Baptist who, as far as I know, never saw a dance floor. It wasnt quite a fairy-tale union, but they were married to the day he died.
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She was very feminine, with beautiful manners. She taught me how to set a formal dinner table, kill a fish with a Coke bottle and catch crabs with chicken necks and string. She was a passionate gardener (hence the sun hat) and the funniest person Ive ever met.
Heres the best thing about her: She pushed me to be the best I could be. Average was not accepted.
There was no question of my parents funding college for four kids. But education was everything to her, and she counseled each of us in turn: Youre going to study hard and get scholarships and grants. If you fail to do this, I will beat you savagely with a baseball bat, or words to that effect. She deciphered complex financial aid packages and filled out paperwork until her eyes crossed. And somehow, all four of us graduated from college without debt. Thats what I mean about her strong will.
Another example: Many years ago, a neighbors shed caught on fire. Mother was setting the table for dinner when she saw the flames spread towards our property, threatening our vegetable plot and my ponys stable.
As Dad hurried to hook up a garden hose, Mother barreled out the back door, wrenched a pine sapling from the earth and began to beat the flames. Lets look at that again: She PULLED UP A TREE and charged the fire.
Moments later the volunteer fire department arrived to snuff the blaze. The squad captain walked up to Dad and said, Sir, weve got it now. Could you ask your wife to put down the tree?
Thats still a favorite story at family reunions: Could you ask your wife to put down the tree?
Sara lived for 85 years. I was blessed to be there at the end, one day after she was admitted to Hospice. Morphine blotted out her pain. She lay unconscious as I stroked her hair and described the blooming dogwoods that shaded the courtyard outside.
My sister Moonbeam called from Oregon and sang In the Garden over the phone. My brother Bubba, her firstborn, sat stunned and silent.
My other brother, T-Bob, was 10 hours and two states away. With the phone nestled to her ear he sangor tried to singJesus loves me, this I know His strangled voice broke my heart.
That night only Widdle was there as I held my mothers hand. At 9:41 p.m. she went to meet her God, and none of us will ever be the same.
I love you, Mother. Set a place for me.
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COLUMBIA CITY — Several suspects in drug-related cases and one man charged with sex offenses were in court Tuesday.
Whitley County Circuit Court's docket was full Tuesday to make up for being closed Martin Luther King Day.
Wayne Lynn Weaver, 40, Kyle Lloyd Barker, 24, and Janel M. Creech, 36, all arrested on methamphetamine charges, came before Judge James Heuer in various stages of their cases while suspected child molester Terry R. Campbell, 64, appeared for a pre-trial conference.
Campbell's court-appointed attorney Brad Voelz told Heuer he would like to continue the pre-trial conference to give him time to go over "additional discovery" that had been recently presented.
Heuer granted the request and set the conference for Jan. 31 at 9 a.m.
Campbell, who now lists Anderson as his residence, has been charged with two counts of child molesting in connection with alleged incidents that occurred with a five-year-old girl in July, according to the Whitley County Prosecutor's Office.
According to the police report, Campbell lived in Churubusco at the time of the incidents, which the report says occurred between Jan. 1 and July 10 of last year.
The charges were filed against Campbell Dec. 3.
Barker was arrested Jan. 11 when a routine probation search netted a suspected methamphetamine lab in the downstairs bedroom of his 108 E. Hanna Street home.
Barker was initially charged with seven counts, but now faces three felonies and two misdemeanors.
Police arrived at Barker's home just before 4 p.m. Jan. 11, discovered the lab and immediately took him into custody.
Barker was assigned a public defender and will return to court Feb. 22. He is being held in Whitley County Jail on $50,000 bond.
Weaver was arrested Nov. 16 after a traffic stop by a sheriff's deputy.
Police say Weaver already had an outstanding warrant and was immediately taken into custody, suspected of operating a methamphetamine lab.
Weaver was initially charged with dealing in and manufacturing methamphetamine, possession of methamphetamine, possession of marijuana, paraphernalia and controlled substances as well as failure to comply.
Weaver was also accused of possession of two or more precursors with the intent to manufacture methamphetamine.
In court last week, Weaver's court-appointed attorney Voelz announced Weaver was seeking the services of another attorney, Warsaw's Bryon Berry.
Weaver showed up Tuesday morning for another pre-trial conference, but without representation.
Heuer asked Weaver where his attorney was and Weaver said he didn't know.
"I talked to him Wednesday," said Weaver.
Heuer delayed the conference again, saying Berry is scheduled to appear in Circuit Court for another case Feb 14.
"We know he's scheduled to be here, assuming he files an appearance, we'll continue this matter then," said Heuer.
Creech was in court for an initial hearing and was assigned Voelz.
Creech is charged with several drug-related crimes as well as violating her probation, a charge that was filed prior to the Jan. 3 death of her five-month-old baby.
Creech is being held in Whitley County Jail on $50,000 bond.
Creech's alleged accomplice in the crimes, 21-year-old Travis Wonderly, remains at large.
Pending results of the baby's autopsy, no charges have been filed in the baby's death.
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Originally posted by Valentina
I am unclear as to how this makes any difference regarding single player vs MMO vs what MMOs do now? I think my head just exploded. How does it work for a single player experience but not as an MMO and how are current MMOs differ...oh never mind my head just hurts reading that.
Correlation does not imply causation
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Originally posted by ste2000
Sorry mate but I can literally BET that they will NOT push back release by 'couple of years' and make what you want.
I get why you're angry and disappointed from info that was released thus far about TESO.
I would also want more player-driven game, more focus on economy and general virtual world and not on heavy-story and convenience.
Still NOTHING just nothing points or even suggest that Zenimax / Bethseda will want or even take into faintest consideration to change game.
They rather defend their design which kinda suggest that they will release what they did.
I know that's not what you want to hear. Hell I don't "hear" it myself.
Still that's what it seems. From what they told till now, they plan to release conveniant, store-heavy themepark for widest audience possible, which suggest game like Swtor or WoW depending on what they will put more focus on.
Absolutely nothing suggest that they want or even consider core design changes to add open world housing, player-made economy or any sandbox features.
If you will be lucky they will add some kind of instanced housing. Like Lotro did.
Kinda pointless imo but well some people like that.
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"I tell you, we are here on Earth to fart around, and don't let anybody tell you different"
Originally posted by Valentina
where did i say that Skyrim would be a good MMO? i didnt. I was just making the point that this IP was NOT the reason why 10 million people bought this game. I have a huge group of friends who game. They all loved Skyrim....most didnt even know about ES before Skyrim....now they are all playing oblivion and Morrowind. When I told them about Elderscrolls online they laughed in my face and said it looked terrible.......this IP wont save this gamr if its a boring WoW clone....which it looks like it will be.
Playing: PO, EVE
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Originally posted by Valentina
I don't usually disagree with every single word of a post but yours is special. I think you are wrong about nearly every single thing in this post.
Originally posted by FredomSekerZ
Thing is, put a bl*wtard in your game and it doesnt matter what game it is. The same problem will exist in an open world system, closed WoWish formula or even checkers. There is nothing different about Skyrim that would make that more of an issue then any other game out there
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Originally posted by RoyalPhunk
everything he said sounded like something zenimax would say only it actually made even less sense.
Correlation does not imply causation
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Originally posted by FredomSekerZ
Actually it is very easy to understand the difference between a story driven MMO, and a classic MMO.
A story driven MMO has is strenght on the story but it is very weak on MMO elements, so what happens is that once you run out of storylines the MMO elements are not strong enough to support the game once the main feature (the story) is done.
That's why I call SWTOR and TSW, Online RPGs (yes they are technically MMORPG), because once the story is gone, the players will go too, and that's because the MMO part of the game is rather weak and won't hold players for long.
A classic MMO obviously doesn't rely too much on the RPG element (mainly story) and has its strenght on the MMO elements which incentivate the players to play together or against each other (MMO), rather than spending 90% of the time going through a storyline in complete solitude like it happens in SWTOR and TSW (and in any single player RPG).
The fact that lots of classic MMO have failed though it is not because the original idea of MMORPGs (playing together or against each other) is now obsolete, but rather because developers decided that it was a good idea to copy/paste WOW rather than evolving the MMO genre to a different direction, with new ideas.
Zenimax looks like is NOT going to be the ones who revolutionise the genres either, settling for a MMO which sits between WOW and SWTOR.
You know, the funny things is that I was saying the same exact things about SWTOR 2 years before it was released, while the majority of SWTOR fanboys were trying to convince everyone and themselves that SWTOR wasn't going to be just about the story but it would be the WOW killer.
I always said that SWTOR was going to be basically KOTOR Online, and I wasn't wrong.
I am saying the same things about TSW which has just being released and still has lots of support, but I predict that in a couple of months time, after people run out of stories, it will follow SWTOR fate
So don't say that no one didn't see it coming, because to me it is obvious it will end up that way.
Over the decades and really starting with the very first 'dungeons and dragons' PC game there has been a misunderstanding of RPG as it relates to story vs framework.
Although traditional RPGs are very story focused the story is not the game, its an INSTANCE of the game activity.
So in other words the RPG world, game rules, mechanics etc is the game board and the 'story' is you playing that game it is not however the game itself. 'The Story' is only one of ton stories that can be possible on that same game board.
This is something that the industry sometimes dosent fully understand and it started with the very first eletronic D&D game which took the approach of a single D&D sitdown instead of providing a framework for people to create their own stories.
radically different approaches
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Originally posted by ste2000
Teeehee, I enjoy your posts.
But if we had babies I wouldnt allow you to teach them words like incentivate. Is that like a mash up of motivate and provide incentive? I love it!
I love snails.
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Originally posted by ste2000
Understandable, and I don't disagree with you. If the game does turn out that way, you can bet your ass i'll flame it just as hard as anyone else.
Here is my problem(s):
1) We don't know how focused on story it is. Skyrim could be argued it focuses on story, or that it doesn't. My first toon I did the main quest line immediately. Now i've got a level 47 tank-archer that hasn't seen the grey-beards.
What is "Story focused"? Is it SW:TOR? Is it optional?
2) We haven't seen game play.
I know I may come off as a fanboi, defending the game from people(s) like you (no offense by the way). But it seems to me that the hate-wagon got a pull-start by a Corvette ZR1. Excerps from quotes, partial too. I can take one sentence from your statement and make you look like an ass as well.
Again, i'm not trying to be a fan-boi, I don't even know if i'll buy the game. I don't even know if i'll enjoy it if I do buy it. But i'm waiting to hate or love untill I have a reasonable amount of evidence of one side or the other.
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Originally posted by Wolvards
see this depends. I mean for example we know (and dont need to experience it) that the game is not FPS combat.
So although its true we dont know what the full experience is until we try it (which I plan on not doing) but we do have a general idea. Just as you have a general idea that if you go to a baseball game that its likely there will not be an endzone in the game.
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My Steam account tells me I've logged 680 hours in Skyrim. Tbh, I'm slightly embarrased to admit that in a public forum, but there it is.
I cannot even remotely imagine how an online TES game could reflect my gameplay experience in Skyrim. As a hunter, how would I ever be able to stalk deer with my bow when there will be dozens of players roaring around the game world on their chargers ? How could I ever have a serious conversation with the jarl in Whiterun while a player named Drag0nBjorn735 is bunnyhopping all over the banquet tables in the great hall ?
Originally posted by Valentina
Er I think the idea would be to fill that amazing world in which you can interact with/do most things, with other players. You wouldn't be wandering around like a lemon.
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Originally posted by SpottyGekko
well rolling on RP server if they will have naming enforcement (yes yes actually some mmorpg's have that kind of servers - codemasters in EU for Lotro had RP servers with name enforcement, NA did not though they took over EU servers and it is still working althrought much worse)
Still I doubt this game will resemble Skyrim or earlier TES.
Not only cause of other players, but cause they will be totally diffrent games. With other players or not.
Originally posted by fenistil
This right here.
They will get as much as they can from box sales of people who bought Skyrim.
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Originally posted by FredomSekerZ
What you are doing is putting all the standard MMO's and add them to the skyrim experience.
What we the gamers and fans wants is for the Developer to find a way to make Skyrim an MMO experience.
Its what they are getting paid for, and if you read through the concept forums as well as the general discussion forums, many already proposed their ideas that could make it work.
Its not impossible, we just can't think of it, it doesn't mean that the developers whom have the experience and knowledge won't be able to figure something out.
Just because it hasn't been done, doesn't mean its impossible, it just mean someone hasn't thought of it yet.
So by saying that you can't make everyone the center and the hero in the TESO you are limiting yourself the ability to make something work.
Besides, many players of Skyrim actually never complete the main story line, they just like to explore and experience what the ES world brings them. Which is what Matt Firor have said will be limited by faction and most areas will not be available for exploration until future expansions.
Life is a Maze, so make sure you bring your GPS incase you get lost in it.
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Originally posted by Istavaan
I agree.....Why should I buy another Elder Scrolls game so recent from the Skyrim launch...Skyrim will last for many years, hell I'm still playing Morrowind...and a montly sub???WTF I'll just enjoy Guild Wars 2 and soon F2P Vanguard Saga of Heroes...TESO reminds me of Crystal Dynamics human game that failed...too much hype and they are hoping that the massive success that Skyrim brought can be taken over to their online game. Here's their plan...
Go big budget charge a montly fee...
make enough money to make investors happy and
cover there costs...then go F2P it's all a big experiment
and I won't be falling for it..I love the Elder Scrolls series
probably my most favorite games of all time...but as loyal fan
to these games and a long time Elder Scrolls player this
just doesn't feel right...I'm one of those players they are hoping
will play their online game....well they are wrong.
Sometimes you have to just sit back and watch the disaster that is to come. I think all of us here are getting pretty good at being armchair devs and can already see how much fail this is gonna be.
Such narrow vision for a beloved franchise. if your going to make the online version of the single player RPG of this, you need to match that so i can steal your chairs and tables and drop them in the street. we have the tech it's 2012 they should make it happen.
Hell if they made it like daggerfall I would be so in that game. I still remember getting bit by a werewolf and when it was full moon wreaking havoc on town guards in god mode. was so much fun.


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Guerlain Ombre Fusion Cream Eyeshadows Review, Photos, Swatches
Guerlain Ombre Fusion Cream Eyeshadow: Bahia, Havana, Maya
Guerlain Terra Inca Collection: Ombre Fusions
Guerlain Ombre Fusion Cream Eyeshadows ($35.00 for 0.20 fl. oz.) are new for summer and come in three varieties. Guerlain claims they are heat and water-resistant that "will last from dawn to dusk." Each shadow is housed in a square glass tube with a metal cap–the packaging is very reminiscent of lipgloss, even down to the doe-footed applicator. The packaging is a good mix of functionality and aesthetic appeal, but the glass makes these less portable.
- Bahia is a soft pinked peach with very fine gold micro-shimmer. This is definitely wear-and-go kind of shade; perfect as a brightening wash of color on the lid.
- Havana is a chocolatey khaki brown with olive green and gold micro-shimmer. Of the three, this is the most unique, as the color shifts from chocolate bronze to olive to khaki.
- Maya is a medium-dark bronzy brown with red undertone and gold and copper micro-shimmer.
Depending on how much product you apply, you can get a sheerer layer of color or something richer and more opaque. Guerlain mentions an "illuminated effect" and "shimmering reflections." I swatched both heavily and very lightly to show how sheer it could be blended out, if desired. It's really all in the application of the user–a little goes a long way. Bahia was the one shade that I found took real layering to achieve a more opaque look, so I would describe Bahia as semi-sheer to semi-opaque, while the others are semi-opaque to opaque–all depending on how much product you choose to apply. They'll go on more opaque generally, just because so little is required for a sheer effect that you have to be deliberate about how little you use.
The texture of these is a very thin cream; I would consider them more liquid than cream, because they have the feel and spread of a thicker liquid. It enables these to blend effortlessly onto the lid, whether you use a brush or fingertip, but they act far more like a cream eyeshadow from there on. These dry down at just the right pace; not so quick that you rush to get it in place or so slow that it builds into creases. Once it set, it stayed on for twelve hours with no creasing, fading, or smudging. I took a hot shower while wearing Havana on the lid to no noticeable decrease in wear–it didn't crease, and it didn't disappear. I just patted my face dry with a towel, and it looked the same pre- and post-shower.
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I do not consider myself a "newshound," but I did hear a disturbing piece of info the other day.
It seems a legislator in California has achieved a dubious victory!? Apparently, we are supposed to celebrate the fact that women can now engage in military combat, just like their male peers. This is progress?
I ask you, what kind of victory is this? Have we learned nothing after centuries of warfare about how harmful it is for humanity to engage in armed conflict? Now, we have "evolved" into making it possible for mothers to slaughter the children of other mothers!
I implore all of us to stop and consider the insanity of this latest turn in the equality of women. I am all for every bit of progress women have made over the years. I currently have two competent and effective women for my bosses in two separate careers and I admire them both greatly. Neither of them is my bride, but she does a pretty good job of managing me too!
Incidentally, my wife of 30-plus years is and was a devoted mother to our sons. Ask any mother if she would send her son, or daughter, off to war and you almost always get a resounding no. What parent sends their children off to war?
Why do we not have a Department of Reconciliation or of Peace? I know evil does exist in the world, but there are various ways to address it and one is seeking out peaceful means of agreement amongst all cultures.
The times they are a-changing and not every conflict will be won with the old-school methods of invasion and "might makes right." Oh yea, just put it on our credit card and let Communist China reap in the interest. Our grandkids can afford it. It is a big world out there with widely varied cultures and conflicts. Wake up down there in D.C.
My point? As we evolve as a race of humans on this planet, let us never lose sight of the fact that we can all adjust and change. In the words of John Lennon, and other thoughtful people, let us all imagine a world with far less warfare and far more forgiveness. "Perhaps someday you'll join us and the world will be as one."
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We have no idea on the actual corporate costs, leases on office buildings (which they seem to be putting all over the world inorder to grow the sport) employees to work in those building, travel costs for promotion, insurance costs on every single fighter, not to mention the costs of actually producing an event.
Ive heard that the ppv distributor takes 50% right off the top (I could very well be wrong though), the cost to rent out the venue, tv production staff, setup/teardown staff, etc.
If you assume the UFC has maybe, 1000 employees worlwide, each making $40,000 on average (general admins probably less and tv production/setup crews significantly more) you're looking at $40,000,000 for staff alone each year. And that doesn't include fighter salaries.
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This is the second installment of "Cat Trax," a series of feature stories that will periodically appear on the UNH athletics Web site.
By Danielle Blais, UNH Athletic Media Relations
DURHAM, N.H. – Not everyone dreams to save the seals as a child, nor can everyone run 60 miles per week. Elizabeth Morrissey (Mt. Kisco, N.Y.) does and can. Morrissey is an exceptional senior zoology major and has been named to countless honor rolls. Also adding to her rigorous academic day is her key role on the UNH women's cross country and track and field teams.
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Morrissey began her collegiate career as a freshman in the fall of 2005, running distance. Last spring, Morrissey's hard work and training finally paid off when she placed eighth in the America East Outdoor Championship in the 3000-meter steeplechase and then went on to place fifth at the New England championships the following weekend. Since last spring, Morrissey has been working harder than ever, even making sure her trip to South Caicos, in the Turks & Caicos Islands, included demanding training.
Having traveled there with The School for Field Studies, also known as SFS, Morrissey and 15 others from across the country set out in mid-July with the "Marine Protected Areas: Management Techniques and Policies" program. As a certified scuba diver, Morrissey "almost died of excitement" when she saw people scuba diving with sharks on the SFS Web site.
"It was about 10,000 degrees every day in South Caicos, and it didn't matter if I ran in the morning or at night, it always felt the same," said Morrissey.
Lack of shade in Caicos did not discourage her, as Morrissey said it only made her more determined.
"I finally just decided to suck it up and run as fast as I could for as long as I could. Also, I had a couple of encounters with territorial wild donkeys and dogs, so I definitely got to work on my sprinting ability," added Morrissey.
Now that summer is over, Morrissey is back to training and competing with the rest of the Wildcats. According to Morrissey, the team is solid and has a strong chance of winning an America East title. But things haven't always been so easy for her.
"I run all the time now, and I actually enjoy the increased intensity," Morrissey said. "Freshman year my main goal in practice was keeping up with everyone else as best as I could and not passing out in the middle of workouts."
Three years ago, things would have been much different. But now, bringing extra intensity to her workouts is enjoyable. As for being a collegiate athlete, Morrissey says things get difficult trying to balance school and sports, but when she is stressed she goes running. Problem solved.
After college, Morrissey plans to "save the world." If that doesn't pan out as expected, she plans to attend graduate school.
"UNH has been an amazing experience for me," said Morrissey "It's also absolutely beautiful up here and I like that I can play in the ocean in the morning and be hiking in the mountains in the same day."
Morrissey and the rest of the Wildcat squad return to action Saturday, Sept. 20, when they travel to Central Connecticut State University. The race begins at noon at Stanley Quarter Park.


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Torres spent the first 18 months at Stamford Bridge playing second fiddle to Didier Drogba and has admitted he wouldn't want to go through that again.
But the record £50m signing is beginning to recapture his form under his former Liverpool manager.
"He knows that we need this competition, we know that we need this competition," said Benitez ahead of Sunday's Sky Live 4pm kick-off at home to Aston Villa.
"The problem in January always is, 'Which one?'. Which player is available, which player is good enough to be here in a top side?
"So, it's not easy, but I think it will be positive for everyone.
"And Fernando is ready to fight for his position. He has no problem because he has a lot of confidence and he is enjoying now his football."
Benitez doesn't believe Chelsea's early exit from the Champions League would put off top strikers joining the club, with Atletico Madrid's Radamel Falcao among the targets being mentioned.
"What I know for sure is that the club will try to do the best for the team," the Spaniard said.
"The Champions League is a massive competition but still you have a lot of competitions to play for.
"Good players, the top-class players, they are looking for a good club, not just for one year, for the rest of the seasons of their contract."


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•Slide a new pad into the floor polisher. Slowly move the floor polisher from the back of the room to the front in gentle motions. The slow and gentle motion of the floor polisher over the polish will bring a glow and sparkle to the floor.
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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga men's tennis team dropped a 7-0 match at No. 40 Elon in the Southern Conference opener for both teams in Elon, N.C., this afternoon. UTC was swept in all 10 matches, falling to 2-6 overall, while The Phoenix improved to 6-3.
Sophomore Gino Delavalle was the lone bright spot for Chattanooga today. He pushed Brian Kowalski to three sets at No. 3. Delavalle took the first set 6-3, the only frame won by the Mocs today. Kowalski came back with a 6-2 win in the second. With the team score already decided, they played a super-tiebreaker that Kowalski won 10-5.
Chattanooga stays on the road tomorrow for a 12:00 p.m. (E.S.T.) match at UNCG. A link for live scoring is available on the men's tennis schedule page on GoMocs.com.
#40 Elon 7, Chattanooga 0
Mar 01, 2014 at Elon, N.C. (Jimmy Powell Tennis Center)
Doubles competition
1. Cameron Silverman/Jordan Kaufman (ELON) def. Jorge Varon/John Peacey (UTC) - 8-1
2. Brian Kowalski/Robert Lindgren (ELON) def. Pavels Grigorjevs/Gino Delavalle (UTC) - 8-5
3. Stefan Fortmann/Juan Madrid (ELON) def. Austin Boaz/Derrick Brown (UTC) - 8-5
Singles competition
1. #26 Cameron Silverman (ELON) def. Jorge Varon (UTC) - 6-1, 6-4
2. Robert Lindgren (ELON) def. Pavels Grigorjevs (UTC) - 6-0, 6-2
3. Brian Kowalski (ELON) def. Gino Delavalle (UTC) - 3-6, 6-2, 10-5
4. Jordan Kaufman (ELON) def. John Peacey (UTC) - 6-2, 6-0
5. Juan Madrid (ELON) def. Austin Boaz (UTC) - 6-2, 6-3
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- 66% rayon, 30% nylon, 4% spandex.
- Center back to waist: 16" (41 cm). Rise: 10" (25 cm). Inseam: 29" (74 cm). Leg opening: 10" (25 cm).
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Rated 4 out of 5�by Celina A lil taller at the torso The material is good but my only complaint is the torso is kind of taller for me, I am 5 ft 102 lbs and i get xxs, I like the fitting of the bottom, so I need to bring it for alteration,other than that no other negative feedback I like the fitting and how it stretched. January 5, 2013
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John and Barbara Norman of East Bend are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Ryan Caroline to Kenneth Joel Guthrie, son of Stephen and Song Guthrie of Colonial Heights, Virginia.
Ryan is the granddaughter of Dale and the late Christine Myers Norman of East Bend and the late John and Viola Krenzer of East Bend. Ken is the grandson of the late Kenneth and Wilma Guthrie of Waynesburg, Pennsylvania and the late Pak Kwang Chul and Shim Ho Hwa of South Korea.
Ryan is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Asheville with a backelor's degree in Spanish and a graduate of Randolph Community College with an A.A.S. in photographic technology. She works in photography and marketing.
Ken is a graduate of Bluefield College in Bluefield, Virginia with a bachelor's degree in criminal justice and works in law enforcement.
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August 4, 2015
A popular College Station jewelry store has been a gem to many, but is closing up shop.
The owners of Douglas Jewelers are retiring and closing the business. As a result, the store on University Drive was packed with Christmas shoppers and those looking for a deal. The jewelry store has been open almost 50 years, but Ronnie and Sandy Arrington say they're closing their doors to spend more time with family.
Sandra Arrington's parents opened Edward's Jewelers in the early 60's, which later became Douglas Jewelers.
Since then they have operated in several locations and have served thousands of customers.
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WhatIfSports - Fantasy Sports Simulation, Sim Leagues, Sim Games
Pretty cool site to check out for fantasy sports match ups. I only use the NHL part, matching up the early 80's Islanders against the early 90's Penguins, etc etc.. Its obviously just for fun, but you can pick any team, and their starting line-up and match them against any other team, from any era. You can also do a free draft for a fantasy team, drafting any players from any era, filling out an entire roster, having to keep payroll under 50 mill. The exhibition season is free, or you can pay for leagues.
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Wednesday, April 24, 2013
A senior from Berkeley Middle College High School capped a busy weekend of competition in Indianapolis by earning an $16,000 college scholarship and second place in The American Legion High School Oratorical Scholarship Program – "A Constitutional Speech Contest."
Elizabeth Scannell of Goose Creek delivered a winning oration titled "The Constitution: An American Position Descripton."
In her prepared oration, she compared the nation's founding document to a job description.
"This document unites our country under the axiom, 'in order to form a more perfect Union,'" she said. "It relies on a fundamental trust between us and the obligations to our government. As citizens we must be engaged with our policy makers, strive for common ground with our neighbors, and preserve the principles of our Constitution."
She implored Americans to examine their obligations to their country:"I now ask every American to do a short performance appraisal based on our obligation and duties as members of this great nation.
"Are you competent in required skills or knowledge? As Thomas Jefferson stated, 'If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and never will be.'"
The competition was won by Agnes Rieger of Kansas City, Mo., who earned an $18,000 scholarship. Her winning oration was titled, "Let's Talk About Pennsylvania."
Third place and a $14,000 scholarship went to Rachel Schartz of Humboldt, S.D. The awards account for a small portion of the post-secondary scholarships that The American Legion, the nation's largest veterans organization, awards annually.
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If you love our sparkling peace sign stud earrings but are looking for something a bit more subtle, you'll love these petite sterling silver peace sign earrings! If you've always loved our plain silver peace sign pendants, now you can wear these 3/8 inch sterling silver peace sign studs to match. These peace sign earrings make the perfect everyday accessory as they are stylish and cute without being gaudy or overly noticeable. Wear these peace sign earrings with one of our silver peace sign pendants, or any of our silver jewelry for a great coordinated look!
Eve's Addiction.com wants you to be a happy customer. We want you to be completely satisfied with the sterling silver jewelry that you receive from us, as we only sell high quality silver and cubic zirconia cz jewelry. We do understand that you may not like your purchase for some reason.
You may return or exchange your jewelry within 60 days of purchase if you are not satisfied with it. The jewelry must be returned in its original condition for a refund or exchange. Engraved, personalized, photo, monogram, name and initial, chocolate and clearance items are not returnable or exchangeable.