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My opinion: you'll get many opinions and none of them matter. Seriously though, what you do with your body is between you and Him. There are many who are just waiting to spring up and condemn people for anything and everything, tattoos being one of them. God loves you deeply, tattoos or none. Don't ever let anyone try and tell you otherwise. Peace.
Oh yeah, I'm just interested in viewpoints, not any kind of approval or whatever.
I believe there is one verse in Leviticus about not marking our bodies like the pagens.
Quote from: Brian on October 08, 2012, 01:53:41 PMOh yeah, I'm just interested in viewpoints, not any kind of approval or whatever. Is the law tattooed on your heart?
I wished I could remember exactly where the verses are (Revelation?)but it says our name is permanently written(tattooed) on the hand of God.
If you don't think all the names could fit, your God is too small!!whitewings was also correct saying we would recieve the name of God on our foreheads(though some argue this means our minds)
The only thing I have against tattoos is when a guy or girl gets tats on their face and then wonder why they can't get a job with a corporation.
I believe there is one verse in Leviticus about not marking our bodies like the pagens. Of course I believe this is the same chapter that talks about how we should wear our hair and cook our meat. God was carving out of a pagan world a distinct people, and those rules only applied to those peoples, in that particular generation. So, imo tat it up if you so wish...I don't believe there any New Testament verses condemning it.I was 35 years old when I got two tattoos and I remember why I got them. I had always wanted one...and I was told it was sin if I did. It was one of my first bold moves away from lawful living. Enjoy em.
All things are lawful, but not all things are profitable. All things are lawful, but not all things edify. (1Co 10:23)
issuance of life[like life-giving spirit] is symbolized of the thighs of both men and women... out of your belly will flow streams of life...whereas we know...the woman was clothed in the sun and pregnant. thighs as ornaments in songs speaks of bearing children...for you will wear/put them on as a bride wears ornaments....Her children of the light/life-giving spirit..adorn her..Jerusalem above. the only daughter of her mother[Jerusalem Above] is the new Jerusalem[daughter]..and the manifested sons of God marry her as a man marries a maid...ever notice how women attended Jesus and His disciples and ministered to them out of their supplies? Now it is spiritual food that any [rich] daughters may supply/oil/wine/barley wheat. Blessings of the breast and womb..is the abilty to bring forth life and nurture and sustain...womb of the dawn is being born again from above..the blessing of the deep[in the depths of the earth thou formed me/root/offspring of Jesse/branch...I am wonderfully made'thou didst prepare for me a body"...the place prepared of God the woman flees to.....the camp of the Holy city in the earth. who is this..that appears like the dawn fair as the moon,bright as the sun,majestic as the stars in procession[Rev 12] Love a perfect bond of Union..love for God/Christ and fellow man.... sorry, got off track...there seems to be no stopping it :


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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for April 7, 2014. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the Crime tab.
Johnathan Paul Thomas, 35 possession of marijuana first offense, possession of less than 1 gram of crack cocaine first offense, public disorderly conduct
Judy Hope, 26 criminal domestic violence of a high and aggravated nature
Drew Robertson Harper, 23 driving under the influence
William Bryan Salley, 28 driving under the influence third offense, drugs prohibited acts (A)
Michael Anthony Tingle, 19 shoplifting must appear bench warrant
Matthew Blake Eustace, 21 malicious injury to animals or personal property injury value $2,000 or less
Andrew Lashawn Green, 26 failure to pay child support bench warrant, open container of beer bench warrant, criminal domestic violence bench warrant
Travis Regale Markins, 52 driving under suspension sentence
Andrew Laron Toney, 32 violation of probation, violation of probation general sessions court bench warrant, speeding bench warrant, driving under suspension commitment
Kisha Lashawn Padgett, 35 hold per National Crime Information Center for Edgefield County
James Thomas Worthy, 43 failure to comply with court orders for restitution in the amount of $1,015
Pamela Shannel Powell, 40 careless drive bench warrant, driving under suspension first offense bench warrant, simple larceny $1,000 or less 13 counts, no proof of insurance bench warrant
Larry Brian Snipes, 40 possession of a stolen vehicle, simple possession of marijuana, possession of a firearm
Jonathan Kyle Hinson, 25 financial transaction card fraud value $500 or less in a six month period two counts
Floyd Anthony Burnett Jr., 44 simple larceny $1,000 or less
Kalynn Emily Robinson, 40 shoplifting less than $2,000
Terrance Lashawn Dunbar Jr., 17 assault and battery third degree
Candice Patricia Wise, 28 violation of probation, trespassing entering premises after warning or refusing to leave on request, family court failure to appear and pay
Robin Lashawn Gilchrist, 28 shoplifting $1,000 or less
Ronnie Alfonso Cave Jr., 24 disorderly conduct/gross intoxication, trespassing after notice
Margaret Anna Hankinson, 28 shoplifting $1,000 or less, possession of a controlled substance first offense
Byron Dion Jackson, 42 forgery less than $5,000 two counts
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Beyond the Rules
How Judaism is a vehicle for spiritual self-expression.
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Rules allow collaboration
As a community we rely on the Torah to give us the structure necessary to be a living flourishing communal organism. Choir, dance ensemble, Torah class, student/teacher, chavrusa ,family: We all need rules. This is the first time I have ever really like the sound of purple. But, green I have solid! Many thanks for a light hearted look at a serious concept.
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After weeks away from our favorite shoreside drama, Revenge Season 2 is back with Episode 13, "Union." In it we'll be forced to watch Jack Porter and Fauxmanda Clarke's unholy union and Aiden Mathis's epic dumping of our girl Emily Thorne.
Times they are getting testy in the Hamptons, but it wouldn't be Sunday night without some major drama. This week we want to try something a little different and bring you a live chat of tonight's brand new episode.
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9:01 — Aaand, we're already crying. RIP Sammy! If only underage married were legal.
9:03 — Fauxmanda deserves happiness? Was this before or after she stole Em's man, identity, or life? #Jemily
9:04 — The Graysons might be the enemy, but you don't seem to have any problem hopping into bed with Danny Boy, Ems!
9:05 — Declan and Charlotte playing house? Could Carl David Jr. Jr. be on the way?
9:07 — Umm Aiden, Emily might let you push her around, but no one messes with Nolan Ross.
9:12 — Even if The Initiative is blackmailing Padma, we'll never forgive her for hurting the Nolster's heart!
9:14 — So Victoria's willing to save her oblivious son, but not her oblivious lover? #priorities
9:16 — "And fully clothed how refreshing!" Oh Vicki, you saucy minx.
9:17 — Worse news than your twin sis marrying the love of your life? We don't think so! Break up that marriage stat!
9:21 — Sorry Jack, but Conrad just "educated" you. You're no match for this "man of means."
9:25 — We'd like Danny to "forgive and forget" real fast so things can start getting steamy again!
9:25 — If only Jack knew about Amanda's secret identity — ex-stripper Mandy. She's pretty handy with a shovel.
9:28 — When will Emily learn to stop using "infinity" as her password? Sigh, she's got to keep the riff raff out one of these days.
9:35 — No one abandons Emily Thorne! Well, except for everyone in her life (Nolan excluded).
9:37 — Nolan, remember your last romance? Tylenol was hot and all, but we're not looking for another shooting.
9:39 — No one deals with Victoria Grayson. She's a boss.
9:43 — Nolan is our God, but really, who gave this guy a license to wed?
9:44 — You guys, we're sobbing! How could Emily give up that treasured memento?!
9:46 — The deed is done. And we're out of tissues.
9:49 — If only Danny knew that Ems can definitely take care of herself! All she needs is a black hoodie.
9:51 — Naturally Victoria sips her drink before assisting Helen. It's casual.
9:53 — Whoever underestimates Victoria is in deep. Six feet under to be exact.
9:59 — Conrad, why do you always seems surprised by Her Royal Highness Victoria Grayson?
10:00 — We believe there's a "stowaway" aboard The Amanda. Pun totally intended, but panic totally set in as well.


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Google wants to index all the existing public profiles of Google users, so it created an index of sitemaps and placed the address at google.com/robots.txt. Since the Sitemap protocol has been adopted by all major search engines, creating a sitemap is the easiest way to inform search engines about a large number of web pages from your site that don't have backlinks.
The sitemaps include about 150,000 Google profiles and this seems to be the number of people who took the time to create a profile in Google Maps, Google Reader and the other services that integrated the unified profiles. Since Google didn't promote this feature, the number of people that create a profile will increase once it becomes more visible.
As Jérôme Flipo noticed, Gmail started to link to the profiles pages of your contacts, probably only for Google Talk friends.
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In the small car segment, the Subaru Impreza is often overshadowed by more popular nameplates. There are two primary reasons for this: the Impreza's higher-than-average pricing and a lack of brand awareness regarding Subaru vehicles. But things are changing and Subaru's sales have been surging in recent years as consumers are discovering that the Subaru Impreza can be an excellent choice among compact cars.
The Impreza's most notable edge is its distinctive powertrain, as this model has always been available with all-wheel drive. This provides it with extra traction in slippery conditions and, on higher-horsepower models, works in combination with the Impreza's well-sorted chassis to provide entertaining handling. The Impreza has always been powered by its unusual horizontally opposed four-cylinder engine, which emits a distinctive growl during acceleration. Competitive in most other respects except for the fuel economy of the previous generations, the Impreza is an excellent alternative choice for a new or used small sedan, wagon or hatchback.
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The mainstream Subaru Impreza was redesigned for 2012, and adopts less quirky styling that's obviously inspired by its larger Legacy sibling. In addition to the new look, there's also more room in the cabin and more fuel efficiency under the hood.
All Imprezas have four doors and are available in sedan and hatchback body styles. Trim levels for both include 2.0i, 2.0i Premium and 2.0i Limited, while the hatchback can also be had in 2.0i Sport Premium and 2.0i Sport Limited trims. The high-performance WRX and WRX STI trim levels continue, but oddly enough in the previous-generation guise, which is covered below.
These non-WRX/non-STI Imprezas are all powered by a 2.0-liter, horizontally opposed four-cylinder engine with 148 horsepower and 145 pound-feet of torque. A five-speed manual transmission is standard and a continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT) is optional. Either way, all-wheel drive is standard. With the CVT, the 0-60 dash takes 9.6 seconds, a bit slow compared to some speedier rivals, though they don't have the Subie's all-wheel drive.
Standard feature highlights of the 2.0i include full power accessories, air-conditioning, a tilt-and-telescoping steering wheel and a four-speaker audio system. The Premium adds alloy wheels, cruise control, Bluetooth phone/audio connectivity and upgraded audio with auxiliary/iPod/USB inputs. Stepping up to the 2.0i Limited adds automatic headlights, automatic climate control, heated seats and leather upholstery. The Sport versions further add bigger (17-inch) wheels, roof rails, two-tone body color, heated mirrors and heated seats. Option highlights include a sunroof and a navigation system.
In reviews, the Impreza 2.0i struck us as a well-rounded small car, with a compliant ride, composed handling, well-weighted steering and confident brakes. Though the acceleration isn't exactly zippy, the improved fuel economy is certainly welcome, as is the advantage of all-wheel drive for snowbelt dwellers. Of course, the WRX and WRX STI are a kick to drive, with their spirited turbocharged engines and more agile handling. The STI version further thrills enthusiasts with its increased output, front/rear limited-slip differentials, powerful Brembo brakes and six-speed manual transmission.
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The previous, third-generation Subaru Impreza was mostly offered from 2008 through 2011. We say "mostly" because the WRX and WRX STI models continued on unchanged into 2012. This Impreza was offered as a sedan and hatchback in four main trim levels: 2.5i, Outback Sport, WRX and WRX STI. Depending on the year, there were also some fancier sub-trims -- the WRX Premium, WRX Limited and WRX STI Limited.
The 2.5i and Outback Sport models had a horizontally opposed 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine with 170 hp matched to either a five-speed manual or four-speed automatic. The WRX got a turbocharged 2.5 that put out either 224 hp/226 lb-ft of torque or 265 hp/244 lb-ft depending on the year, and it came with the five-speed manual. The STI boosted the turbocharged output even further to 305 hp and 290 lb-ft and boasted a six-speed manual. All engines sent their power to all four wheels via the standard all-wheel-drive system.
The Impreza Outback Sport had a slightly raised suspension for better ground clearance and a two-tone exterior paint scheme. Besides its turbocharged boxer engine, the WRX came with specialized wheels, tires and suspension. The STI featured even more performance-oriented hardware, such as stiffer suspension settings, 18-inch tires, Brembo brakes and aggressively bolstered sport seats.
Although this third-generation Impreza ran just four model years, there were some notable changes. The WRX was initially tuned for ride comfort rather than handling prowess, and as such the earlier versions disappointed enthusiasts who expected sharper cornering ability. Subaru firmed up the WRX's suspension for '09 and also boosted engine output by 41 horses to 265 hp. The former engine (224 hp) and suspension essentially lived on as the automatic-only 2.5GT offered for 2009 and '10.
A new grille design arrived for 2010 along with a Limited trim level for the WRX and Special Edition trim/packages for certain models. The following year, the WRX adopted the STI's aggressive styling cues, such as the flared fenders.
Collectors should note that there was a limited-production STI (only 125 units total) Special Edition trim for 2010, which featured the wheels and firmer suspension from Japan's STI spec C model. In exchange for a lower sticker price, the Special Edition did away with some upscale features and as such had halogen headlights, a four-speaker stereo, a single-CD player and manual climate control.
In reviews, we found the standard Impreza capable overall, and in wet weather conditions especially reassuring thanks to its all-wheel-drive system. Acceleration of the 2.5i model was adequate, though the four-speed automatic was disappointing in a segment where five or six speeds were available. Enthusiast drivers would be happier with the WRX, which is almost as quick as the pricier STI and handles very well. But as mentioned earlier, those who prefer tighter handling to a plusher ride should skip the softly tuned '08 model. The STI raises the performance bar slightly, but not really enough to justify its price. Although road noise is elevated at highway speeds, a WRX and even WRX STI still deliver a compliant ride and would make for a comfortable driving companion.
The second-generation Subaru Impreza was sold from 2002-'07. It was available as a five-passenger sedan or a wagon. Mechanically, the two body styles were similar. At its debut, this Impreza was sold in the following trim levels: 2.5 RS sedan, WRX sedan and wagon, 2.5 TS Sport Wagon and Outback Sport wagon.
Powering non-WRX models was a 2.5-liter engine making 165 hp. The WRX had a turbocharged 2.0-liter engine making 227 hp. Transmission choices included a five-speed manual or four-speed automatic. Imprezas of this period were reasonably well equipped, with the most features and performance-oriented hardware coming on the WRX.
Though all years of this Impreza are highly regarded, there are some changes to be aware of. Models made for 2004 and later benefited from a variety of feature updates, including revised front-end styling, updated suspension components for a better ride quality and more convenience features. For 2006, Subaru updated the Impreza's front styling again and introduced updated engines. The renamed 2.5i trim levels came with 173 hp, while the WRX sedan and wagon gained a turbocharged 2.5-liter engine producing 230 hp.
From 2004-'07, Subaru also sold the ultra-high-performance Impreza STI. This special variant of the sedan came with a 300-hp version of the 2.5-liter turbo engine, a six-speed manual transmission, an even stiffer suspension and powerful Brembo brakes. It also had exclusive features like a driver-adjustable center differential and a water sprayer for the intercooler.
At the time, we found the second-generation Subaru Impreza to be one of the best performance cars available for the money. Though lacking the most up-to-date features and suffering from an increasingly dated interior design, this generation had a fun-to-drive personality that kept it competitive with more modern performance hatchbacks and sedans. The STI, meanwhile, was capable of out-accelerating and out-handling many dedicated sport coupes of the time.
Considering the glorious halo associated with this second generation, it might be somewhat surprising to learn that the Subaru Impreza had a rather meek American debut for 1993. The first-generation model was available as a sedan or wagon and came equipped with a 1.8-liter flat-4 good for just 110 hp. All-wheel drive was optional, not standard. There were three trim levels: base, L and LS. The LS (later renamed LX) came with more equipment, including a standard four-speed automatic transmission and antilock brakes.
Subaru made its first major changes to this generation for 1995. Additions included a two-door coupe model, the Outback wagon and a larger 135-hp 2.2-liter engine option. The larger engine was available only with a four-speed automatic, however. This situation was rectified in '96 when the five-speed manual became available for the 2.2-liter. That year, Subaru also made the larger engine standard on all trims except the low-budget Brighton coupe.
The first-generation Subaru Impreza continued to improve in its later years. For 1997, Subaru brought out an improved Outback model, increased the power output of the 2.2-liter, made AWD standard and dropped the LX trim. A year later, the desirable Impreza 2.5 RS debuted. Though not as powerful as the turbocharged WRX versions that Subaru was selling in other parts of the world, the coupe-only 2.5 RS came with a 165-hp 2.5-liter engine, a sport-tuned suspension, a non-functional hood scoop and 16-inch wheels. It also tied in nicely to the Impreza's success in the World Rally Championship during this time. No more significant changes were made to the Impreza, though a 2.5 RS sedan did arrive for 2000.
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This is the most awesome looking game I have seen! I was a huge player of WC: Privateer and this is like that game on steroids. My only problem is, I consider myself fairly smart, I have a BS in CS, but I do not have a Rocket Science degree, lol. Holy crap! This game is hard to understand. Is there a good tutorial on youtube? I have dual monitors and can watch and play at the same time, so that's no problem. I would love to sub to this awesome game.
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Currently playing EVE, SMITE, ArcheAge, and Combat Arms
Here's my two suggestions:
1) Don't try to learn everything at once. Learn about the activity you're most interested in, and as you get more into it, you'll naturally branch out into other areas.
2) Get involved in a corporation or in-game player organization. A good start for that is here.
If you really want to dive headfirst into the details, check out the Industrial Sized Knowledgebase.
There isn't a "right" or "wrong" way to play, if you want to use a screwdriver to put nails into wood, have at it, simply don't complain when the guy next to you with the hammer is doing it much better and easier. - Allein
Thank you for your quick reply. When I get off of work today I will do more research. This is like the most beautiful game I have ever played (graphics wise)
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Joined: 5/15/06
The doctors say his chances are 50/50...but there's only a 10% chance of that.
Pretty much my suggestion too - try it. If you have questions, perhaps try asking people in the game if you'd like. Not in the Help channel I'd say, but people in maybe your system, or station. Strike up a conversation, the game can lead to very interesting places when you have a nice web of contacts.
Overall, have fun, play the game how you want to play it, do what interests you, and don't be afraid to try something else in it as well.
Also here's a flowchart of activities and such WTD
Edit: typo fixed to change a channel from one about a supercarrier to one about assistance :P
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Turn it up, turn it up, turn it up, up, adieu...
Originally posted by silverseed71
If you have dual monitors you could use them both at the same time. This is the only game I've liked to play that way.
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Two monitors for EVE is crap, since you cannot move all UI elements freely, namely your HUD. And the fact that your ship is usually at the center of the screen, which makes it split on both screens. Now three monitors, on the other hand...
Anyhow, with two monitors, the best way is to run EVE in a fixed window on the other and whatever you like on the other. Most watch movies/TV/porn on the other while playing. EVE is 90% waiting and 10% action. If you are fine with that, it's a great game.
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ok real quick
1. do tutorial
2. do advanced tutorial
3. do sisters of eve epic arc
4. find what you like and game on
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Joined: 11/16/11
You have there amazing help channel with many players willing to help. It is easy to learn skills, you buy books and that is all. It is easy game to learn, you just need to know what to learn for specific type of ships, for example most of Caldari ships use missiles, rails and for protection shields. You have certifications and there you can see what you need to learn. I am for long time eve player and i will say now what nobody from eve would ever admit----combat in this game is 3X more easier then in any classic mmorpg. You need more brain and reflexes in wow :). Combat is something like that ---range, type of ammo, knowing the ship od enemy and fire guns or launchers. Setup of ship is what counts in this game. Skills youj learn automatic you don't need to do anything. This game shine in fleet battles where you need strategy (or numbers) to win
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The doctors say his chances are 50/50...but there's only a 10% chance of that.
Originally posted by tom_gore
Actually, EVE is one of the best games I have ever played on two screens at once. You must not have noticed that the ship can be set to off center using a simple slider in the escape menu's display section. There is another slider for the same effect, but on avatars in the station. This is exceptional for dual screens as you can move the ship to the center of one monitor, and put as much of the UI as you want on the other. Even the shield/armor/hull/capacitor circular UI element can be slid left and right as desired.
In other words, everything you wrote about two monitors with regards to EVE is incorrect.
I await your acknowledgement of your mistake and admission that what I have stated is correct.
El Psy Congroo
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The doctors say his chances are 50/50...but there's only a 10% chance of that.
Originally posted by tom_gore
This is a part of the escape menu, the part that shows how everything you wrote is incorrect about EVE. The top portion of it, titled "In Space Camera Settings" consists of a slider which pans the camera in space left or right depending on which way you slide it. This has the effect of your ship moving to one monitor or the other in the case of dual screens. The "Offset Interface With Camera" checkbox makes it so that items that normally would be split in half between the two monitors, would be instead centered with the ship - such as dialog boxes. That means you won't have to have those UI elements automatically pop up somewhere annoying, instead they'd be centered on one of the two screens as well.
The section below that provides another similar slider that instead of moving a ship, moves the avatar over.
Again, I am anxiously awaiting your reply on how anything you wrote is correct in light of the actual in game screenshot and supporting explanation I have provided here.
Perhaps you do not possess two monitors, do not play EVE, or even if you have both of those things were unaware of these options, were unaware you could ask other players, ask the EVE forums, ask these forums, or even perhaps were unaware of a website known as Google.
I'll give you the benifit of the doubt while I eagerly anticipate your explanation.
El Psy Congroo
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I stand corrected.
Never noticed those in the menu, looks like I've been blind :D
I do have two monitors (though the other is smaller and lower res than the other) and I do play EVE. Have to try this out and see how it works.
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Get into a corperation as soon as posible to get you started.
Eve is a dog eat dog world - scamming is the backbone of Eve never forget that.
NEver fly what you cannot replace instandly - dont jump into a battleships if you dint train most standard certificates for it.
Have fun in this mmo - i know i do - compared to other mmo's this one has wicked gameplay and meta gaming.
Look up rooks and kings - they provice some epic movies :)
Thanks for all of the replies. With that many replies I can see this game has a good community. My nephew plays the game and he told me it is a dog eat dog game. I like that. I don't like being babied in games. I played Ultima Online back in the time when you left town, you were fresh meat. I learned the hiding skill real quick in THAT game. I think I may sub in this game for a couple of months. My $30 got freed up when my 2 accounts closed when City Of Heroes closed.
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"A very special kind of stupidity"
Originally posted by silverseed71
In general I like the EVE community. It is indeed a "dog eat dog" game, and if you screw up or don't think something through, you will suffer for it. But the community is generally pretty helpful & supportive to new players who accept that aspect of EVE and engage with it on its own terms, rather than trying to complain their way out of their own mistakes.
If you pay attention to what you're doing, treat losses as learning opportunities, and you're prepared to take a risk to get a reward, you'll have a fine time. Keep in mind that as a new player your "special power" is that nothing that happens to you can really matter all that much in the long run. Your ships are cheap! But the relative size of the rewards available is much higher.
Give me liberty or give me lasers
Originally posted by Malcanis
Sounds awesome. My only deal is that I work 2 jobs and don't have a lot of time. I can play like 3 hours one night and maybe 2 nights a week. Other than that I may can only get on 30 minutes at a time. Will it be worth $15 a month?
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You will have to get a trial I think to see how you like it. Everybody is right on when they tell you to look at everything and just specialize in the one thing that most interests you. You will be able to be proficient in one thing in a relatively short amount of time...assuming that one thing is not flying battleships. Speaking of skills in eve, please note that they are learned in real time, whether you are playing the game or not. You can be at work while you are training up your skills, or hell, on vacation for some of the longer ones.
Also, I may be one of the few, but I love the lore of eve. The chronicles are a good read, short stories taking place within the eve universe. See here: http://community.eveonline.com/background/potw/.
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"A very special kind of stupidity"
Originally posted by silverseed71
That's for you to decide. The main limitation you will find is that EVE is very strongly based around group activity. If you can find a nice relaxed corp that's willing to accept that you have limited online time, you'll be fine. The main thing to do is to be upfront about your time limitations. You could become a pirate and join a pirate corp; they're usually pretty relaxed about that kind of thing.
One really nice aspect of EVE is the time-based skill training. Even while you're at work, your character will carry on training whatever skills you have queued up. So it's very friendly for people who have limited time. There are also professions like Invention, R&D and Industry that don't really require a lot of online time but which can still make you a lot of ISK. You will need to put some effort into researching how to do this efficiently though.
If you just want to log in and shoot stuff now and then and not spend a lot of time making ISK, then you can even buy extra game time, convert it into ingame items called PLEX and sell those PLEX to other players. That's an option some people find attractive.
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What started as a collegiate experimental art-rock collective nearly seven-and-a-half years ago has since grown into an internationally touring band that has opened for the likes of Aerosmith.
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Arsene Wenger feels he needs additional depth on the left, and he has now targeted the highly-rated 26-year-old.
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Improvisational comedy series Whose Line Is It Anyway — which ran for eight seasons on ABC until 2007 — is returning to The CW with many of the same cast members, according to Deadline.
Instead of being hosted by Drew Carey, as the ABC version was, the new incarnation will be hosted by Aisha Tyler.
Returning cast members include Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles, and Colin Mochrie, and each episode will feature a special guest.
New episodes, which return this summer, will consist of the cast participating in a series of fun-filled improv games, per usual.
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Woman faces drug, shoplifting chargesMarch 26,2013Woman faces drug, shoplifting charges
BENNINGTON A Mortimer Street woman was arraigned on Monday on a felony drug charge and two misdemeanor charges which police said resulted from an accusation that she had shoplifted from a local store on Feb. 28.
Melissa J. Doucette, 43, of Bennington, pleaded innocent in Bennington criminal court on Monday to a felony count of dispensing a narcotic drug and misdemeanor charges of possession of a depressant drug and petty larceny.
In an affidavit, Officer Thomas Bull, of the Bennington Police Department, said he was dispatched to the Family Dollar Store on Depot Street on Feb. 28 around 2:40 p.m. Bull said he spoke with Doucette, who was in her car in the stores parking lot when he arrived.
When Doucette first spoke to Bull, she denied taking anything from the store but after giving Bull permission to search her purse, he found 33 items worth about $100 from the store, the affidavit said.
Officers from the Vermont Department of Corrections probation and parole department took custody of Doucette later that day. Bull said around 6:45 p.m., Probation Officer Heather Hannan told him that Doucette had narcotic and depressant drugs in her possession for which she had no prescription.
According to Bull, Doucette has an extensive criminal history and is currently on probation for driving under the influence of alcohol.
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Irven E. "Skip" Wagner has been named president and CEO of the 12th Man Foundation following board of trustee approval today, as announced by Scott Taylor '69, search committee chairman and former chairman of the board of trustees.
Wagner comes to Aggieland after an eight-year stint as the president and CEO of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. In that role, he worked with 27,000 volunteers and a full-time staff to manage a premier entertainment and civic event that has seen unparalleled growth during his tenure. Prior to that, Wagner was president and general manager of the Oklahoma State Fair from 2000 until 2003. A native of Ponca City, Okla., Wagner graduated from Oklahoma State University in 1982 with a degree in chemical engineering and from Harvard Business School in 1986 with a master's degree in business administration.
"I am looking forward to joining the first-class teams at the 12th Man Foundation and Texas A&M University," Wagner says. "I am so excited for this opportunity to lead the 12th Man Foundation as Texas A&M moves into this pivotal point in our athletics history. It's not every day you receive the chance to lead an already outstanding organization to even greater heights."
"Skip is a proven leader, with a great track record, who will take the 12th Man Foundation to the next level," said Scott Taylor. "The 12th Man Foundation is about to take on the largest capital campaign in Texas A&M athletics history with the redevelopment of Kyle Field. The hiring of Skip Wagner is a critical component to the success of that campaign."
The search for the new president and CEO of the 12th Man Foundation was coordinated by Witt/Kieffer and the selection committee included: Frosty Gilliam '80, Marcy Girton, Eric Hyman, Arno Krebs '64, Artie McFerrin '65, Chaz Neely '62, Alan Roberts '78, Cindy Taylor '84, Scott Taylor '69 and Sam Torn '70.
Wagner and his wife of 30 years, Cindy, have four children. Allie '08 (married to Nat Turner), Crystal, Jack '17 and Mark. Wagner is expected start work at the 12th Man Foundation on April 15.
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Power outages are affecting many areas in Aiken County this morning.
The outages are also affecting traffic lights, specifically at Pine Log Road in front of Aiken Elementary, Aiken-Augusta Highway at Sudlow Lake Road, U.S. 278 at Silver Bluff Road, Wagener Road at the bypass, Green Pond Road at U.S. 278 and Whiskey Road at Eastgate.
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Too many of us aren't ready for retirementNovember 03,2013At the risk of ruining your Sunday-morning coffee routine, theres some eye-opening news out there that bears your consideration.
Well, its not really news; in one form or another, its something we all know. But for me, its just one more reminder of the seriousness of an important financial challenge for many Americans living after the alarm clock no longer has to go off before the sun comes up.
Retirement is the single most important life event you will plan for. There, I said it. I am not usually one for such demonstrative statements but its really true.
We can borrow to buy a car, a home, for college, a wedding or even a funeral. But you cant borrow to fund retirement. There is no loan program like one that allows you to go to college and pay later.
And yet, despite these facts, according to a recent retirement study, nearly half of Americans do not feel confident they will be able to save enough for retirement. A third of the 1,000 middle-class people surveyed for the study believe they will have to work until they are no longer able, just to get by.
The top savings priority for 59 percent of the middle class was paying bills, while saving for retirement was a distant second at 13 percent. Perhaps even worse, nearly half of the respondents said they did not believe you could save for retirement and pay their bills at the same time.
Talk about disturbing and distressing news. To think that so many Americans, and perhaps you are one of them, believe they will essentially have to work until they no longer can its not what the American Dream is all about.
Granted, two-thirds of those surveyed are confident they will be able to provide for their retirement. That raises the question of what factors separate the confident group from those who are not.
The line in the financial sand is having a plan. Of those who have a written plan, a road map to save for retirement, 70 percent said they feel confident they will be able to save enough to retire. Only 40 percent of those without a plan feel the same way.
Only a third of the respondents have a written plan. Using a nest egg of $200,000 as a benchmark needed for retirement, those with a written plan are at 32 percent of their savings goal. Those without a plan are at only 10 percent of their savings goal.
Having a plan keeps you on track. You have a road map and you have systems in place that provide you with discipline to save.
We are not a country of great savers. We have what economists call a propensity to consume. While this propensity does fuel our economy and a good economy does have its benefits, that urge to buy does not help our savings rate.
Saving is not easy but its definitely harder without a plan. With a plan comes knowledge. And it will give you options.
No matter how much you love your job, none of us wants to work forever. Plan now and know where you are headed tomorrow.
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Monday, April 7, 2014
Former World War II prisoner of war Reggie Salisbury was honored by Moncks Corner Mayor Bill Peagler in observance of National Former POW Recognition Day on Wednesday, April 9.
Salisbury was just 19 years old when he parachuted behind enemy lines as part of an advance scout team prior to the June 6, 1944 D-Day invasion of Normandy. He was captured on Aug. 12, 1944, in France and forced to walk to Belgium and on into Germany to a POW camp.
Today, nearly 70 years later, Salisbury recounted his capture and the following 10 months spent as a prisoner of war.
The Germans told us they didnt want to mess with us, he said. They didnt want to have to deal with us. If we escaped they said they would kill us all.
By presidential proclamation April 9 is designated by Congress as the observance of National Former POW Recognition Day paying homage to the day during World War II when the largest number of U.S. soldiers were taken prisoner.
On April 9, 1942 United States forces surrendered on the Bataan Peninsula, beginning the Bataan Death March. Salisbury was freed in May of 1945 after the end of the war in Europe.
This isnt just a day to remember those who were prisoners of war during past wars, said his wife, Anne. This is also a day to fight for current prisoners of war currently in Afghanistan. I urge all of you to contact your congressman to get these prisoners of war set free.
A decorated veteran, Salisbury was companion to a Native American code talker. The Germans could never break the code talkers code and Reggie never once divulged his code talker to the enemy, his wife said.
In describing the enormity of the Normandy invasion, Reggie Salisbury once said, If you took a thousand matches and threw them in a bath tub that would somewhat show you what it looked like that day when all those boats landed.
He said there are three movies that come close to telling what the war was really like: Saving Private Ryan, Schindlers List and Wind Talkers.
Salisbury, who is the father of Berkeley County Coroner Bill Salisbury, will be honored with a mayoral proclamation during Moncks Corner Town Councils Tuesday, April 22 meeting.
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