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The Fourth Law of Ecology is "Everything must go somewhere."
We usually don't give much thought to where that somewhere is as we get rid of things and that somewhere is often a place that's not the best destination. This is especially true for our household and backyard organic materials such at kitchen scraps, lawn clippings, leaves and weeds from the garden. Much of this material goes into the trash and then to the landfill which fills up faster than it ought to. Some, I've seen, goes on or over the riverbank only to be washed downstream with the next flooding event.
One way to deal with our household organic materials (meaning things that will decay) is to compost them and keep them on the land to nourish the land. Composting is easy and is a natural process – organic materials slowly decay. The simplest way to compost is to throw your organic material on a pile and let it rot. But since this is a slow process the pile may get quite large, unsightly and maybe odorous.
This is where the composting process comes in. With a little effort and know how we can hasten the decay process and have rich compost for the garden, lawn or fruit trees in a matter of weeks. Here's how to get started.
Find an out-of-the-way spot that is relatively flat. Imagine two five-foot diameter circles side by side. (Note: A three-sided bin is not necessary.) These will be the spots where you build the first pile and the spot onto which you build the second pile (using the first pile as material for the second) after the first has run its course of temperature rise and fall (about two to three weeks).
1. The bottom layer of the pile should be rough, rather dry material such as big stalked weeds or thin woody brush. This layer should be about three of four inches thick and have a lot of air holes so air can enter the bottom of the pile to provide the necessary oxygen for the microorganisms in the pile.
2. With this base, add a layer of dry (brown) material such as hay, straw or leaves about three inches thick. This is the carbon layer.
3. Next add a layer of green material such as fresh-cut grass clippings, freshly pulled or cut garden weeds and the vegetable compost from the kitchen. This green layer, the nitrogen layer, should be about three inches thick also.
4. The last layer of this sequence is soil that provides a good population of microorganisms. Sprinkle a few shovels of soil over the entire pile so that soil is in contact with the material underneath, probably less than an inch thick.
5. At this point, if the material added is dry, some water should be sprinkled over the pile. But not too much. The pile should be moist but not soggy.
6. Now the pile will be about a foot high and the layering sequence outlined in Steps 2 through 5 are repeated – layer of brown stuff, layer of green stuff, layer of soil, water if needed. That's all there is to it.
7. Continue this layering sequence until the pile is at least four feet high. A compost pile needs to be big enough (at least a cube three feet on each side, preferably four feet on each side) to retain enough heat to provide a favorable environment for the microorganisms to multiply and break down the compost material. If properly built, a compost pile will heat up to as much as 150 degrees F in several days or more. By two weeks the temperature may have fallen back down to a 100 degrees F or less.
8. At this point, the pile should be rebuilt using the layering sequence outlined above, except that the soil may be omitted and the old compost pile is used as the brown material. Fresh green stuff and garden/kitchen materials are used for the green layer. (Note: As you rebuild the pile, put outer layers of the old pile into the central portion of the new pile. This helps to degrade the material (plus weed seeds and pathogenic organisms if any) that was not subjected to the high temperatures and vigorous bacterial action.
9. This pile is left to "cook" for two or three weeks at which time it can be used as compost in your garden. Some sorting or screening out of material that was not completely broken down may be necessary. However, this rougher material will continue to decay in the garden in areas where rougher material will not hinder the gardening being done. Or you may choose to rebuild the compost pile again. (Note: Use a coarse screen such as three-quarters or one-inch hardware cloth or just a six-tined fork to separate out any larger and unfinished material.)
These simple steps will get you started and I hope motivate you to learn more. There are many resources that can aid you in becoming a skillful composter. Try this website for more information: www.compostingvermont.org. Or visit www.dep.state.pa.us/dep/deputate/airwaste/wm/recycle/facts/compost.htm.
Richard Czaplinski lives in Warren.


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There were a couple of changes to the Summerville High School varsity football staff over the summer but most of the Green Waves veteran coaches are back for the 2014 season.
Green Wave Head Football Coach John McKissick, who will celebrate his 88th birthday in September, returns for his 63rd season in charge of the Summerville High School football program. He is also the schools athletic director.
At Summerville he has coached 10 state championship teams and notched 612 wins, which is more than any other football coach at any level. But he is the first to tell you he didnt do it by himself.
Ive been lucky to have such a good staff all these years, McKissick said. All my assistant coaches have a lot of knowledge about football and about the positions they coach. The hardest job with coaching is getting players in the right position to best help the team. If a guy is tall and quick, but cant catch the ball, he needs to be somewhere other than the receiver position.
The majority of his assistants have been with him for several seasons.
Joe Call, McKissicks grandson, returns as the teams offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. Fred Edwards is back to coach the receivers. Also back on that side of the ball is Chris Digby. While he worked primarily with the linemen last year, this season he will coach the running backs.
Summerville lost seasoned coach Buddy King to another program, but McKissick has brought back Jody Kafina to coach the offensive line. He left the Green Wave program a few years ago to take over as the Pinewood Prep head coach and coached at Cane Bay last year.
Summerville also has an abundance of coaching savvy on defensive. Returning on that side of the ball are Britt Blanton (outside linebackers), Comp McCurry (inside linebackers), Steve Wilson (secondary), Alan Bridges (defensive line) and Ken White (secondary).
Edwards, Blanton, McCurry and Wilson have all been on McKissicks staff for the past 20 years. Call, Digby, McCurry, Bridges, Blanton and White all played for McKissick when they were in high school. Edwards was a Columbia High School athlete and Wilson played for Hudgens Academy.
This year the Summerville JV team is again practicing with the varsity. Coaches who will help out with both programs include Derek Ayers (offensive line), Kevin Bellush (receivers), Bo Charpia (offensive backs), Mike Monnet (defensive line), Brent Sizemore (linebackers) and Ian Lenke (defensive backs).
As the head JV coach, Lenke will call the shots for Green Wave on Thursday nights this season. Burt Bazzle returns as the head coach for the Summerville B-team.
Bryan Jordan returns as the Green Wave kicking coach.
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Picking up the story from where we last left it, here are some of Thursday's headlines about Monday's mass shooting at the Washington Navy Yard, in which 12 victims and gunman Aaron Alexis died:
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State Sen. Larry Grooms received two coveted conservative endorsements last week when South Carolina's Third District U.S. Congressman Jeff Duncan and Fifth District U.S. Congressman Mick Mulvaney threw their support behind the Bonneau Republican.
"South Carolina's Congressional Delegation is known across the country and in Washington for being a united voice for conservatism," Duncan said. "In fact, we've earned a reputation of working together, standing on principle and protecting South Carolina values.
"It's important to ensure that the person who replaces Tim Scott be a reliable conservative, a proven fighter and a leader who will join our mission to cut wasteful Washington spending. I'm convinced the best person for the job is Larry Grooms."
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Rucker performed on Tuesday night's Opry and received a visit from unannounced guest Brad Paisley, who surprised him with the invitation.
"I'm still surprised," Rucker said afterward. "They shocked me. Everybody, my wife and I'm just finding out even my kids knew. I wasn't expecting anything today. I didn't think tonight is the night I'd be asked to be a member of the Opry. That's unbelievable."
The singer rose to fame as the frontman for South Carolina rockers Hootie & The Blowfish but began to pursue his lifelong passion for country music a few years ago. He's had a multiplatinum, award-winning run since and will release his third country album early next year.
The 46-year-old is the third black performer to hold Opry membership, joining Country Music Hall of Fame members DeFord Bailey and Charley Pride.
"I felt like I was in," Rucker said. "I felt like I was accepted and I was part of the family. This is the completion of the conversion from Hootie into Darius the country singer. With the induction into the Opry, it's definitely complete now."
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Dana White on Nevada Athletic Commission: 'I'm f-- scared to come back here'
LAS VEGAS -- As far as UFC president Dana White is concerned, the controversial split decision in favor of Georges St-Pierre in his UFC 167 welterweight title defense against Johny Hendricks was the Nevada Athletic Commission's final straw.
While White has complained about the commission overseen by executive director Keith Kizer in the past -- on everything from the choice of referees to the decisions rendered by judges -- White felt that the split decision in favor of St-Pierre belongs in the company of controversial calls made in the recent past in the sport of boxing."The state athletic commission is atrocious," a riled-up White said at the post-fight press conference at the MGM Grand. "I think they need to step in immediately before they destroy this sport like they did with boxing. It used to be the best commission in the world. It's absolutely incompetence. I'm f--- scared to come back here and do fights."
First, Tim Bradley was given an unexpected decision against Manny Pacquiao. Then a bizzare score in Floyd Mayweather's victory over Saul "Canelo" Alvarez prompted Nevada governor Brian Sandoval to step in and push out the judge involved.
White said that the company may need to reconsider how many events it stages in its hometown if changes aren't made."What more can I do?" White said. "Obviously when there's a huge boxing fight and they f--- up, holy s---, the world stops and we gotta fix this thing. Pacquiao lost that fight and it almost happened to Mayweather in a fight he clearly won. You know? I just don't know what else needs to be done. Its unfortunate."
"We have a great relationship with the MGM, we have a great relationship with Mandalay Bay, this is our hometown, this is where we live," he said. "And our athletic commission is the weakest commission in the country. When you start looking at next year's schedule, how many events do you want to do in Vegas?"
Dana White: Josh Koscheck won't be cut despite third straight loss
The cast members of the first and most memorable season of The Ultimate Fighter have been rapidly becoming an endangered species.
There are four fighters left. But neither Mike Swick, due to constantly battling an illness, nor Chris Leben, battling demons and losses, are considered top tier fighters right now. The two remaining fighters at a significant level are Diego Sanchez and Josh Koscheck.
But after Saturdays loss to Tyron Woodley, Koscheck (19-8) may also be out of that category after being knocked out at 4:38 of the first round. It wasnt so much Koscheck being knocked out, since Woodley (12-2) was favored to beat him, but that Koscheck was knocked down three times before being finished, nearly every time a solid right landed.
Koscheck was so shaken up after the fight that Dana White went into the cage to speak with him and make sure he was okay. White also revealed that after the fight, Koscheck sent him a text message, which he described as something that may have been him saying he was retiring.
Still, White, doesnt think Koscheck should be done.
In the post-press conference scrum, White brought up the text and said he thought Koscheck still had some fight left in him.
It was Koschecks third straight loss. Three is often the magic number, although White had many times noted a fondness or the cast of the first season. Without it, UFC very likely wouldnt exist, and almost surely wouldnt under Whites management."The other guyss a beast," said White, who said he thought Koscheck hurt Woodley early before being finished.
Koscheck was also knocked out in his previous fight against Robbie Lawler. Before that, he lost a split decision to Johny Hendricks, in a fight that many thought Koscheck had won.
White noted Koscheck comes out, gets booed by most of the fans, and then almost always performs.
But the concerning thing wasnt the two previous losses, as the Hendricks fight today hardly is a demerit, and he got caught in a bad position with Lawler, one of the hardest punchers in the division.
But the concerning issue is that Koscheck went down from punches that the old Koscheck would have likely stood up to, considering he went three rounds without being hurt significantly by Hendricks, a much bigger puncher.
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Defiant Dana White: Georges St. Pierre will not retire, owes Johny Hendricks -- and UFC fans -- immediate rematch
Saturday night's (Nov. 16, 2013) split-decision in the UFC 167 main event between Georges St-Pierre vs. Johny Hendricks left many people screaming "controversy!" Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) President Dana White is among that group of people.
To those who watched the fight between St. Pierre and Hendricks, it looked like it was going to be a very clear decision for Hendricks (highlights here). He landed the harder strikes over five rounds and their faces told the story. St. Pierre's looked like he was in a car accident (pic here). Hendricks' looked like he got done with a light run.
But the controversial ending isn't what has the UFC President steaming. It's that St. Pierre apparently retired in his post-fight interview with Joe Rogan, though he never used the exact word.
Strong words, but true."Did he say he wants to retire? He didn't say 'I'm gonna retire, I'm hanging it up. It's been great everybody. Thanks a lot for all the years. See you later.' He said "I'm gonna take some time off.' First off, that decision that happens, you don't just say, 'Oh I'm going to take a while time off. Maybe I'll be back, maybe I won't.' ... You owe it to the fans, you owe it to the belt, you owe it to this company, and you owe it to Johny Hendricks give him that opportunity for him to fight again."
Had St. Pierre formally retired, UFC would be able to move forward with the Welterweight division. By saying he needs to take some years off, he's not only holding up the division, but also holding onto a belt that he has no intentions of defending.
Good to know that cooler heads will prevail."What happened tonight is not Georges St. Pierre's fault, he didn't choose himself the winner. I know Georges as a man, I know the type of person that he is and the right thing needs to be done here. The guy is going to go home, rest and fight Johny Hendricks again."


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Originally posted by k11keeper
If you only play video games to win, optimal builds are fine but if you only play video games, by your own definition being nothing more than matha-ma-warrior number crunching, to win, can you really call it 'winning'? Who needs graphics? Who needs content? My 5 beats your 4. Spam 5 until someone shows me a 6, figure out where he got the 6 and spam 6. I've never had a driven need to be part of any I-Win gang. They ruin games for me. It's why I have come to dispise "pvp-centric" games. There are too many I-Winners. If winning was that important to me, the last thing I would be doing is wasting 4 hrs of my life daily playing video games.
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Originally posted by Emrendil
I know.Especially the brand names that ruled the industry the last years. One of the reasons maybe that the majority of ppl are dissapointed with mmos lately?
Lets just get one thing straight.. I might have missed this point, myself, earlier. But CC builds are not the same as FOTM builds.
CC builds are what you get when you do a little math and see how you best spend your points to do one thing or several things in some cases, so you get the most for your points.
Some of those builds get to be so popular that everyone uses them. Or they are so obvious that everyone just picks them by default.. Those are FOTM builds.. They are prone to being countered. Or if they are really hard to counter, (and even if they are not, but people dont want to adapt.) then they are prone to nerfing or "balancing".
Im sorry to put it this bluntly. But you would have to be exceptionally dense or willfully obstinate, if you either dont hit upon the build on your own or if you can ignore other peoples comments about builds and unsee the builds that are listed when you go and read about the abilities of your character in detail. I mean do you just randomize your skill points?
Or are we talking about more than skills here?. Is it items too?.. Ok if simple to get the same gear then you will be back at the same issue.. Why intentionally go with something that is not optimal?
No I dont particularly like CC builds.. I dont hate them either.. It just makes sense to build characters a certain way and not waste points on something you dont use.
I absolutly detest FOTM builds.. I might try them out sometimes, or I might already be on that build. But I rarely switch builds when everyone else does. I play the way I like and I will only switch my build when I want to change my play style. Maybe I just got this sweeeeeeeet 2h sword and its just perfect for another build. So Ill try that out for a bit... But I will be using a CC build or I will have made one of my own, if noone else thought of it first, before long.
Originally posted by free2play
It is the same with PvE though.. My 5 beats your 4 for keeping the tank alive or killing bosses faster.
Spam 5 until boss does X then spam 3 six times and then back to 5 rinse and repeat until boss is dead.
It is fairly simple.. a macro could do it.. and they do..
Only way to keep it obscure is to add lots of options, and even that is going to get solved eventually... but you would still have more variety, I think. Atleast if the some of the options had something going for them..
Originally posted by tazarconan
I have to say that it should take a long time for your character to reach max level (+master levels or AAs or whatever) . And it should be hard to find good gear and what you do find is of a great variety.
Then you will have people making builds from necesity that fits what they have. They might save up all their cash to buy a weapon that suits how they want to play rather than having it dictated by drops..
Hell in fact lets have randomized stats and quirks.. Then we can roleplay something we didnt pick..
But would we still put skill points into what was optimal for our character?.. I think we would..
Im not seeing anyone explain what exactly their problem with CCs are.. Is it that almost everyone builds the same way.. Well that is because everyone is trying to do the exact same thing.
Or is it that you get shit from other players for showing up for PvP or Raiding in you miss matched gear or with your homegrown solo/jackofalltrades (or ooh look a skillpoint, that skill sounds fun) spec. Well either your spec is shit and you should know better... or it is "The Shit" and you just need to hang with a better crowd of people and show everyone else how its really done...
I mean Ive taken heat for taking my solo cave magic specced shammy to RvR in WoW.. "Where is our End 4 why do you buff with End 3? Now we cant permasprint" I could have said: "Well where is you Long Wind 2?" And indeed some people had that, but I would have to prearrange the group.
So I either had to wait for a rare group, respec, play one of my other shammies or a different class, see if I could get a filler spot, or go and solo either in PvP or PvE..
Now I made that build myself.. but while looking at a build for my other shaman.. I saw that someone had come up with the exact same build.. So apparantly even CC builds get left out in the cold..
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Originally posted by nariusseldon
^^^ This, even if it take too long to master them all.
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What's funny is that Turbine takes the exact opposite apporaches to two of its games: LOTRO and DDO.
LOTRO is so cookie cutter when it first came out that is was laughable. Even with the skill trees they put in a few years back, it is still cookie cutter. Turbine acknowledged this and decided to revamp the class again at the end of the year. You make a guard, and its going to be a tank pretty much for the entire game, not to say you can't fill a DPS role but lets face it you aren't going to cast a spell.
However at the other end of the spectrum they have DDO. DDO is so open ended and so builder intensive with so many options its staggering. Unless it is restricted by alignment, almost any class can do anything in that game. You control your opening stats, the classes you pick and the feats, skills, etc. That game is a race to see the flavor of the month build. The best archers used to be Rangers, then depwood rangers, then fighters, then we started mixing monks into it, heck I saw good bard and cleric archers, now its artificers or whatever.
Personally I hate the cookie cutter build. The more diversity the better the game.
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Originally posted by arrgy
I also believe that problem is simplicity of some modern MMOs...
Either provide such large amount of options that it takes long time to reach the optimal build. Or provide item variety, or make items variable as such that getting all items for single setup is relatively hard. I prefer more complex systems, where people have to make due with what they got. Eventually people will end in cookie cutter setups, but this might be circumvented by having different stats on same items, such as few items are the same...
This of course don't work really well with current day trends of tiered gear etc...
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Nope, not that interested in cookie cutter builds. Mostly, I do concept builds...mostly. Don't care if other folks want to go there though, and the minimaxers provide a service of sorts by fine tuning things. That drive to eke out the last 3% of damage/etc is just too much hassle for me. Hell, I often try to find out what's considered the worst thing to play, and see if I can find a way to make it even vaguely viable. Fun is different things to different people.
The thing I really don't care for is gating for type or gear score, etc. Just not a team I am going to get along well with. I would prefer someone with a good sense of humor who was a complete incompetant newbie to an uptight gearhead, no matter how competant.
I also prefer games that have flexible enough systems to allow most combos of characters to do most content.
If you are holding out for the perfect game, the only game you play will be the waiting one.
Originally posted by arrgy
Hm, I played DDO 2 years ago, but for really short period of time. Maybe I should try it again.
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Joined: 12/21/07
Originally posted by znaiika
You don't really need to master them all to have fun.
If i am sick of one build, it is good to know there is another to try.
I also prefer games with zero respec cost, so i can experiement. That is half of the fun.
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Originally posted by Emrendil
Always more diversity. In fact I wish more MMOs had classes for those that like archetypes but also had an open ended route for those that wanted to build something specialized. I honestly don't see the point of cookie cutter builds in any MMO based on numerical progression. Just show the different "roles" available for my class and automatically populate the skills so I don't have to spend time on a forum figuring the same thing out.
Originally posted by nariusseldon
It was pretty cool in Rift where you could have multiple roles and switch between them.
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A person wanting there to exist a "best build" will actually invest his talent points into those options which he actually deems to be the best, and, if through comparison, he finds that perhaps other ways might be better, he would then actually change his build to reflect that, and keep repeating this process until he is largely settled. And when he's reached this point, he will be firmly of the opinion that his build is correct -- and I say all of this within the framework of a non-cookie cutter system.
But for the person who does not want a cookie cutter system, but is forced to exist within one: for such a person, there is no way to feel unique while viable in their experimentations, because their attempts to be different can only ever be considered objectively inferior. All the people seeking a single best build will be content, and they will view with a strange disdain that person who tries things differently.
Therefore, we notice it is possible for both the person seeking singular bests as well as the person not seeking such to be able to both be content in a non cookie cutter system, whereas only the person seeking singular bests can be content within the opposite.
It is clear that the best system for everyone is one in which there are no cookie cutter builds.
So for non "cookie cutter" builds, whick mmos would you guys recommend? If there are any at all?
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Originally posted by Kurush
Thats a result of poor balancing. In a well made game, every choice a player gets actually matters. Thats why I hate skillbased systems and love classbased ones: classbased systems are much easier to rebalance, and classbased systems are much easier to make in a way that different classes are actually playing substantly differently. Skillbased games sometimes introduce the fun of "offering X possible builds", but in reality no they dont.
Thats why you often have LESS actual choices with skillbased, than with classbased.
About your obligatory Trinity-bashing: meh. I dont get this newest fashion that GW2 introduced. Nobody complained about the Trinity before, the majority of complaints about Trinity arent about Trinity but about poorly designed combat, and GW2 itself actually proved that having the Trinity would have been a good idea. Unsurprising for me, apparently surprising for others. So yeah, you wanna bash the Trinity, you'll get nothing but yawning from me.
Just say "Player specialization" instead of Trinity and you might end up realizing what this is about. No player specialization, this means uniformity and lack of choices. THATS what you are demanding. Well congrats, many games are getting better at that.
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In general, yes.
I find overemphasis on customisation to be a curse rather than a blessing. Much like customising the look of the toon (I never played dolly).
I would rather 'face off' against an opponent who has no benefit over me other than their own wit and intellect. Then if I beat them I know I have truely beaten them using my own wit and intellect.
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Originally posted by Adamantine
Player specialization is not a conjoined nore an opposing factor to 'cookie-cutter builds'.
In the case of referencing the holy trinity, it's more to do with how absolute the concept defines a character, pairing down the options and variance achievable to a minimum.
You make thew claim that skill based games give you less choices than class based ones, but I'd like to posit a fact.
They're rather frequently based on the same basic mechanics. What you are referring to at best is the flavor with which a character gets wrapped up in. It's more transparent of a fact in skill based games because there's less packaging hiding the mechanics of a character's abilities.
Class based games get away with the illusion of variety by packaging finite sets. They aren't giving you more, the are giving you a rebranded box of the same thing.
What matters is what you passed commentary on briefly in the case of your argument. The back end content that governs the systems.
On that end your argument was a loop as you are touting the trinity to support easier balance of abilities, but then extending it at the end to include any form of player personalization.
The problem is balance. It's not a matter of class or non-clacc based systems. It's whether or not a game contains strong bias for or against player options, pushing players to take certain common builds, thus becoming 'cookie-cutter'.
Ironically enough, choice is the thing being argued for, not sterilization/homogenization. And choice doesn't have to be the enemy.
We treat the ability to choose as a problem because we have a roundabout concept of implementation. MAking game content into neat little packages and then trying to rebuild them every time we want to add more variety is a lot of work, but it's only so because of the poor setup and implementation that's common.
If we took a step back and remember that all these things operate off the same fundamental mechanics, we can realize that we can break most the game down into components that can be easily assembled by the game itself, instead of making packages that we have to tear apart and build anew every time we wanna tweak something.
This is something that's not a nightmare to balance either. You now have universal components that you can adjust for global changes to components that could be considered over or underwhelming. If a certain ability combo is too strong or weak you can create a modifier to anything using them in a combo, that way specific abilities as well as general changes can both take place.
Instead of rooting through individual abilities time and again and having to fabricate entirely new sets of data for the exact same functions every time you make a new poer for players to use or attempt to rebalance, you have better control over the entirety of the games abilities all at once.
This means players have the freedom of choice, and the developer has the freedom of balance.
Except we don't make things that way, because most people aren't taught that way. And most people aren't creative, they only rationalize and justify the familiar.
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Variety is good. I want to think about what I'm doing with my character, even when I'm not actively playing. I'd say cookie cutter builds are good for new players, but then I remember when I was a new player... and I did alright. Don't insult the intelligence of new players; engage them with a deep and customizable system organized in a slick and intuitive interface. Now you've earned a customer for life.
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Originally posted by Emrendil
Take wiz as an example. There are TWO very popular build (CM & archon) but there are multiple variations within each. For example, you can play perma-archon or hybrid-archon.
And then there are a lot of less popular and gimmick build like disintegration, sleet storm, and even arcane torrent.
In fact, some of the older kiting build is still viable, even not the most efficient.
You can spend months (which i did), playing with optimizing builds & gear (many builds are gear dependent, most good players will have at least a set for CM and a set for archon), which i did.
I also run variation of the build for different situations.


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This is a really neat teacup. Before I could use it my wife fell in love with and has been using it daily since it arrived. Guess I'll have to order another for myself.
the top portion is plastic. I expected ceramic.
it is hard to drink from, it may spill if you don't make sure to push the top hard into the cup.
very well made.
keeping the team really warm for a hours.
nice and modern looking.
it is a bargain at this price. elsewhere sell it much higher.
I bought 3, seeing it as bargain and wanting it as gifts as well. I am debating if I should keep one.
I am returning 2 for sure....
I am not sure if it would be a nice gift anymore. the plastic really bothers me, touching my lip all day.
even it maybe BPA free. (it does not state so) but it is high quality plastic.
I purchased the Gaibei D.W. teacup for a present, but I kept it. I use it to fully enjoy the flavors of the clean, crisp and natural Starbuck's Tazo teas I ordered. This is like no other way to personally enjoy Tazo teas. I'm planning to order another one soon to give away. It's a great investment for true tea lovers. Buy it!
A great Design. Both a tea cup and steeping pot that looks great on the serving table.
Elegant design and function all in one cup, lovely to hold


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Thursday, April 11, 2013
The Ashley Ridge baseball team claimed its third straight win Wednesday, a 10-0 victory over crosstown rival Fort Dorchester.
Sophomore pitcher John Sanchez threw a one-hitter as the Swamp Foxes (7-11, 3-4 in Region 8-AAAA) 10-runned the Patriots (8-10, 2-5) in six innings.
"John has been a little spark for us as of late," Ashley Ridge coach BJ Bellush said. "He has been throwing the ball well."
The win comes on the heels of a 2-1 victory over Bluffton Monday and a win in the Swamp Foxes' final game of the Hanahan Invitational Tournament last week.
"Our whole team is starting to buy into the things we are emphasizing," Bellush said. "They are starting to get the little things right and it has helped us go on a little roll. Hopefully we can stay on it and finish the season strong. We blew our first games against Bluffton and Colleton County. We made a lot of errors and gave up a lot of unearned runs. We have been working on cleaning that up and on attacking the baseball at the plate."
Josh Litchfield led the Ashley Ridge batters against the Fort, going 3 for 4 at the plate with two RBIs and two doubles. Bradley McLaughlin was 1 for 3 with three RBIs.
Ashley Ridge scored a run in the first inning and took a 3-0 lead in the second. But the Swamp Foxes big inning was the fifth, when they pushed four runs across the plate. Bradley McLaughlin had the key hit for the Swamp Foxes, a bases-loaded double to center field to take the score to 6-0.
Ashley Ridge then scored three runs in the bottom of the sixth to end the game early.
The Swamp Foxes avenged an early-season loss to the Bobcats with its road victory earlier in the week. Junior Jason Miller earned the win on the mound to improve his pitching record to 2-3.
Both Swamp Fox runs came in the third and Ashley Ridge held the Bobcats to a single run in the fourth.
Sanchez was 2 for 3 at the plate and drove in both Swamp Fox runs. Rusty Grayson was also 2 for 3 for Ashley Ridge.
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- Introduction
- The nature of encyclopaedias
- Encyclopaedias in general
- The kinds of encyclopaedias
- History of encyclopaedias
encyclopaedia, also spelled encyclopedia, reference work that contains information on all branches of knowledge or that treats a particular branch of knowledge in a comprehensive manner.
For more than 2,000 years encyclopaedias have existed as summaries of extant scholarship in forms comprehensible to their readers. The word encyclopaedia is derived from the Greek enkyklios paideia, "general education," and it at first meant a circle or a complete system of learning—that is, an all-around education. When François Rabelais used the term in French for the first time, in Pantagruel (chapter 20), he was still talking of education. It was Paul Scalich, a German writer and compiler, who was the first to use the word to describe a book in the title of his Encyclopaedia; seu, Orbis disciplinarum, tam sacrarum quam prophanum epistemon… ("Encyclopaedia; or, Knowledge of the World of Disciplines, Not Only Sacred but Profane…"), issued at Basel in 1559. The many encyclopaedias that had been published before this time either had been given fanciful titles (Hortus deliciarum, "Garden of Delights") or had been simply called "dictionary." The word dictionary has been widely used as a name for encyclopaedias, and Scalich's pioneer use of encyclopaedia did not find general acceptance until Denis Diderot made it fashionable with his historic French encyclopaedia, the Encyclopédie, although cyclopaedia was then becoming fairly popular as an alternative term. Even today a modern encyclopaedia may still be called a dictionary, but no good dictionary has ever been called an encyclopaedia.
The meaning of the word encyclopaedia has changed considerably during its long history. Today most people think of an encyclopaedia as a multivolume compendium of all available knowledge, complete with maps and a detailed index, as well as numerous adjuncts such as bibliographies, illustrations, lists of abbreviations and foreign expressions, gazetteers, and so on. They expect it to include biographies of the significant men and women of the present as well as those of the past, and they take it for granted that the alphabetically arranged contents will have been written in their own language by many people and will have been edited by a highly skilled and scholarly staff; nevertheless, not one of these ingredients has remained the same throughout the ages. Encyclopaedias have come in all sizes, from a single 200-page volume written by one man to giant sets of 100 volumes or more. The degree of coverage of knowledge has varied according to the time and country of publication. Illustrations, atlases, and bibliographies have been omitted from many encyclopaedias, and for a long time it was not thought fitting to include biographies of living persons. Indexes are a late addition, and most of the early ones were useless. Alphabetical arrangement was as strongly opposed as the use of any language but Latin, at least in the first 1,000 years of publication in the West, and skilled group editorship has a history of some 200 years.
In this article the word encyclopaedia has been taken to include not only the great general encyclopaedias of the past and the present but all types of works that claim to provide in an orderly arrangement the essence of "all that is known" on a subject or a group of subjects. This includes dictionaries of philosophy and of American history as well as volumes such as The World Almanac and Book of Facts, which is really a kind of encyclopaedia of current information.
An outline of the scope and history of encyclopaedias is essentially a guide to the development of scholarship, for encyclopaedias stand out as landmarks throughout the centuries, recording much of what was known at the time of publication. Many homes have no printed encyclopaedia, and very few have more than one, yet in the past two millennia several thousand encyclopaedias have been issued in various parts of the world, and some of these have had many editions. No library has copies of them all; if it were possible to collect them, they would occupy many miles of shelf space. But they are worth preserving—even those that appear to be hopelessly out-of-date—for they contain many contributions by a large number of the world's leaders and scholars.
The nature of encyclopaedias
Historical significance
In the Speculum majus ("The Greater Mirror"; completed 1244), one of the most important of all encyclopaedias, the French medieval scholar Vincent of Beauvais maintained not only that his work should be perused but that the ideas it recorded should be taken to heart and imitated. Alluding to a secondary sense of the word speculum ("mirror"), he implied that his book showed the world what it is and what it should become. This theme, that encyclopaedias can contribute significantly to the improvement of humankind, recurs constantly throughout their long history. A Catalan ecclesiastic and Scholastic philosopher, Ramon Llull, regarded the 13th-century encyclopaedias, together with language and grammar, as instruments for the pursuit of truth. Domenico Bandini, an Italian humanist, planned his Fons memorabilium universi ("The Source of Noteworthy Facts of the Universe") at the beginning of the 15th century to provide accurate information on any subject to educated men who lacked books and to give edifying lessons to guide them in their lives. Francis Bacon believed that the intellect of the 17th-century individual could be refined by contact with the intellect of the ideal man. Another Englishman, the poet and critic Samuel Taylor Coleridge, was well aware of this point of view and said in his "
Preliminary Treatise on Method" (1817) that in the Encyclopædia Metropolitana, which he was proposing to create,
our great objects are to exhibit the Arts and Sciences in their Philosophical harmony; to teach Philosophy in union with Morals; and to sustain Morality by Revealed Religion.
He added that he intended to convey methodically "the pure and unsophisticated knowledge of the past…to aid the progress of the future." The Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge declared in The Penny Cyclopædia (1833–43) that, although most encyclopaedias attempted to form systems of knowledge, their own would in addition endeavour to
give such general views of all great branches of knowledge, as may help to the formation of just ideas on their extent and relative importance, and to point out the best sources of complete information.
In De disciplinis (1531; "On the Disciplines") the Spanish humanist Juan Luis Vives emphasized the encyclopaedia's role in the pursuit of truth. In Germany of the early 19th century the encyclopaedia was expected to provide the right or necessary knowledge for good society. Probably the boldest claim was that of Alexander Aitchison, who said that his new Encyclopædia Perthensis (1796–1806) was intended to supersede the use of all other English books of reference.


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Point Place venue offers lunch, activities for seniorsWritten by Sarah Ottney | Editor in Chief | firstname.lastname@example.com
Friendship Park Community Center is true to its name, say those who regularly gather at the Point Place senior center.
"I went to other ones before I came out here and this one is the friendliest," said 77-year-old Donald Doty of West Toledo, who eats lunch at the center almost every day. "If we see someone new walk in the door, we say hello to them and give them a newsletter."
Diane Duling, 72, also of West Toledo, agreed.
"We don't have cliques here," she said. "There's some who hang around with each other, but they talk to everybody."
Marguerite Jewson, 97, of Point Place drives to the center three or four times a week and loves to play Scrabble.
"I like the people. That's why I come," said Jewson, who founded the local chapter of AARP, a national organization for people age 50 and older. "You get to know them and it's nice to be with them."
A hot lunch provided by the Area Office on Aging is available to anyone at 11:30 a.m. Monday through Thursday for a suggested donation of $2.50 (60 and older) or $5 (59 and younger). Reservations are required by noon the day before by calling (419) 936-3079.
"It's like social hour," said Director Chelsey Labadie. "It gets them out of the house. It's welcome to anyone."
Nutrition Manager Lise Tank, who orders and serves the meals, said she thinks people enjoy eating at Friendship Park for the convenience as well as the socialization.
"If you're an older person, you don't have to worry about lunch at home; you can come in here and eat and then just get up and leave," Tank said. "You don't have any dishes to wash. It's like a restaurant really, but we only charge $2.50 per person."
Lunch typically draws 12-15 people, but there's always at least 25 on Wednesdays because bingo is played afterward, Labadi said.
Lula Bracht, 76, of Point Place said she doesn't miss lunch on bingo days — or whenever macaroni and cheese is served.
"That's my favorite," Bracht said.
Duling enjoys playing games, including Scrabble, Boggle and mah-jongg.
"It's a nice place to come to for enjoyment of games and fellowship," Duling said. "My husband doesn't play games so I need this. I wouldn't get to play Scrabble if I didn't come out here."
Joyce Carter, 71, started coming to the center about six years ago and started working there two years ago.
"They miss me when I'm gone because it's so quiet," Carter said, laughing.
Euchre and pinochle tournaments, dance classes, tai chi, yoga, quilting, puzzles, Sudoku, a lending library of books, computer classes and more are also offered. A nurse does health screenings twice a month.
Friendship Park Community Center, 2930 131st St., is a nonprofit operating under the jurisdiction of the City of Toledo's Division of Recreation.
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GMO label law runs out of timeBy DAVE GRAM
THE Associated Press | May 04,2013MONTPELIER With time ticking down in this years Vermont legislative session, its becoming clear that lawmakers wont pass a bill requiring labels on genetically modified food before wrapping up their work for 2013.
The House Judiciary Committee isnt expected to finish its work on the measure and send it to the full House for debate until next week. Friday afternoon, committee members were digging into the legal weeds, examining opinions from the Hawaii attorney general, an industry group and legislative lawyers in Oregon on how well such a measure might hold up in court.
With just a week or two left on the legislative calendar, supporters of the GMO labeling bill said their best hope was to get a positive vote in the House before adjournment and to ask the Senate to tackle the issue when lawmakers return for the second year of their biennium in January.
Sen. David Zuckerman, of Burlington, vice chairman of his chambers Agriculture Committee, said Friday that there was no chance his panel would be able to review the GMO labeling bill and bring it to the full Senate for debate before the end of the 2013 session.
Lawmakers are tentatively scheduled to finish their work by next Friday. There was widespread speculation that the session may extend into the following week if negotiations over several open bills drag on.
Andrea Stander, executive director of the farm advocacy group Rural Vermont, said that by January, the landscape may have changed significantly, with action on the issue in other states. Among those are Connecticut, where legislation is pending, and Washington state, which is set to vote on a referendum in November calling for labeling of food containing genetically modified components.
The Vermont bill would do that for most foods but would exempt animal products, including meat and dairy products. Thats despite the fact most Vermont dairy cows are fed corn from genetically modified seed, according to members of the House Agriculture Committee.
Among the concerns throughout the process is the likelihood that a Vermont law on GMO labeling could draw a lawsuit from the biotech industry. At issue would be whether the compelled speech of required labeling would violate the First Amendment.
Fears of a lawsuit are real for many lawmakers. Vermonts liberal Legislature in the past decade has passed progressive legislation on campaign finance reform, trying to close the states lone nuclear plant and restricting the collection by data mining companies of doctors habits in prescribing medications, only to see them struck down in federal courts, often at the cost to the state of millions of dollars.
Michael OGrady, an attorney with the General Assemblys Legislative Council legal research staff, told lawmakers Friday that the GMO bill appeared to be defensible in court, but he described the range of legal opinions from Hawaii and Oregon as indicating there were no guarantees.MORE IN Vermont NewsBURLINGTON The Vermont Health Department has put out a warning about the wild parsnip, a common... Full StoryBELLOWS FALLS A Vermont restaurant is applying to the Guinness Book of World Records after... Full StoryMONTPELIER This weekend will mark the official unveiling of the Lost Shul, an Eastern... Full Story
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Monday, January 14, 2013
At the time he sank it Romelo Doctors haphazard buzzard beater from well beyond the three-point arc seemed inconsequential, but it turned out to be significant.
Doctor posted a game-high 22 points Tuesday to lead the Ashley Ridge boys to a 63-56 win over Bluffton in the teams first meeting on the hardwood.
The Swamp Foxes hit seven three-point shots in the first two periods to take a healthy lead in the Region 8-AAAA opener for both teams. Doctor hit four while Tray Jenkins, D.J. Stevens and Fred Weeks also sank the ball from behind the arc. The most exciting of the seven was Doctors last, which came at the conclusion of the second period.
Ashley Ridge took a 14-point lead on a Vernon Moree basket and then regained possession. Doctor took the point in hopes of setting up one last shot before the half.
Bluffton didnt yield an opening so in the closing seconds Doctor drove to the key and pulled up to shoot but a Bluffton player knocked the ball out of his hands. Doctor chased down the loose ball and slung a shot toward the goal, which went in for a 36-19 Swamp Fox lead at the half.
Doctor opened the third period with another 3 and Ashley Ridge was looking to cruise to victory. But with their backs against the wall, the Bobcats became feisty.
Bluffton outscored Ashley Ridge 12-7 in the third and posted 25 points in the fourth to cut the lead down to three points with 38 seconds remaining.
Fortunately for Ashley Ridge, Stevens and Mikey Goodwine both hit a pair of free throws in the final 30 seconds and a late Bluffton 3 bounced off the rim so the rally fell short.
Bluffton got scrappy and really got after us and we didnt handle it that well for a while, Ashley Ridge coach Brian Welch said. I had to burn some timeouts and talk to our guys. I had all seniors on the floor and they finally started acting like seniors and pulled it out. But I think that is indicative to our region; every night typically is just a war. It looks like we are going to see a lot of games like this in our league in January and February.
After Doctor sank his long-distance shot to open the third, the Bobcats held the guard to a mere two points the rest of the half. However, Stevens stepped up in the fourth to finish the game with 12 points while Weeks and Moree both finished with 7.
B.J. Hill led Bluffton with 16 points. Demetrius Smalls, who hit a pair of 3s, added 12 for the Bobcats while Marquis Webber added 10.
Ashley Ridge improved to 10-4 on the season with the victory but the Swamp Foxes face stiff competition in the next few weeks. The Swamp Foxes travel to Fort Dorchester Jan. 11 and to Beaufort Jan. 15 before returning home for another key region game against Summerville Jan. 18.
Welch is hoping Tuesdays region win paired with a victory on the road last week against Wando will give his team to momentum it will need for the tough stretch.
We need to do a good job of being us and I think we did that in the first half tonight, Welch said. We played Ashley Ridge defense and I like the way we moved the basketball the first two periods. Our second half wasnt what it shouldve been but our seniors stepped up and won the game. Teams are going to make runs but you have to handle that well so a 4-0 run doesnt turn into a 6-0 run that can then turn into an even bigger run.
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