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I believe I spent a good 6+ hours on this project, but I'm really happy with the results. I even installed a USB hub near the front of my desk so I can plug in extra equipment easily.
When it's all said and done, I spent only $30-40 on supplies (zip cables, 2x4 pegboards (x2).
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To have maximum separation between the left and right computer speaker, I set it up prior to installing the table top. In hindsight, this wasn't such a good idea: if I want to switch out my speakers, I have to either cut the speaker cable or unscrew the desk top in order to remove them.
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It's safe to say that most people enjoy cake, but can they be entertained by cake? Answers in the "yes" column may have been boosted over the past several years by the increasing number of cake competition shows on TV, but a live cake decorating show? Really?
Yes, really.
The crowd at the Stranahan Theater on Nov. 16 left no doubt that cake is cool, especially if it's being iced, piped and made fondant-fantastic by the Cake Boss, Bartolo "Buddy" Valastro. The star of TLC's "Cake Boss," "Cake Boss: Next Great Baker" and most recently, "Bakery Boss," was greeted like a rock star as he made his entrance down the left aisle of the theater, giving high fives to screaming fans. Even after he'd ascended to the stage and the packed house settled down, occasional shouts of "I love you Buddy!" punctuated the relative quiet, and were usually answered with, "I love you, too."
Buddy is the boss, and now the TV-star front-man, for Carlo's Bakery in Hoboken, N.J., established in 1910 and owned by the Valastro family since 1964. An institution in Hoboken for decades, Carlo's became nationally known when "Cake Boss" premiered in 2009. The reality show follows Buddy and his crew, made up largely of family members, as they create elaborate cakes for a range of occasions and clients, pull pranks on each other and navigate the occasional infighting.
Buddy is the youngest of five children and the only boy, so one could understand if he'd wanted to pursue other aspirations and leave the family bakery to his sisters. The thought never crossed his mind, he said.
"I started at the bakery at a very young age and grew up learning everything there was to know about the business," Buddy said. "This is what I've always wanted to do."
Buddy told the audience his goal was to help them become the cake boss in their own kitchens. With the help of a cameraman and a big screen above the worktable, Buddy demonstrated first on cupcakes, always telling the audience what tip he had on his piping bag in case they wanted to try it at home. After piping a "puff flower" with thick icing petals that made the audience "ooo" and "ahh," he said, "Now moms, next time you're making something for a bake sale, that's what I want to see."
He created three different flowers, ending with the 3-D rose. Using a tool called a "rose nail" as his platform, he deftly squeezed and maneuvered the piping bag to the delight of the audience. Then, it was time for a little showmanship.
"Now I'm going to do one for you blindfolded," he said. The crowd cheered, then hushed as he began. The finished rose, as perfect as the first, prompted another cheer, and some earnest speculation from a little girl in row M.
"I think he practices that," she said.
All the treats created on-stage were given away to audience members, with winners decided by lighthearted competitions including a hula hoop contest.
While the holistic marketing effort beind the production could not be denied — a grocery chain that carries Cake Boss frozen cakes sponsored the show, Cake Boss baking supplies featured prominently and plugs for the new TV show abounded — Buddy seemed exceedingly genuine and was honest about what you need to decorate cakes, and what you don't. Demonstrating the proper application of fondant to a cake, he pulled out a fondant smoother and told the crowd it was a necessary tool for the job.
"Now, I see I have an air bubble in my fondant," he continued. "So I'm going to use this poker," he said, producing a thin wire with a handle. "This is an unnecessary tool. You can use a toothpick."
Buddy's Toledo appearance was one of 16 he's making in November alone, most on consecutive nights. He does it, he said, because it's important to him to meet as many of his fans as possible, but there's another reason, too.
"My father always wanted Carlo's Bakery to become a household name," Buddy said. "The best part of all of this is that I'm making my dad's dream come true."
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It's difficult to get a roomful of people to agree on anything, but many small business owners in South Walton are united in opposition to a new proposed parking ordinance.
The proposed ordinance would require all business owners to have a set number of parking spaces at their sites that are calculated using a formula using square footage and number of employees. At present, there are 108 small business owners in South Walton who have come together to oppose the proposal.
"All business people here are concerned about the new parking ordinance and we took responsibility to form a group consisting of small business owners," said William Schissler, owner of Frank's Cash & Carry in Grayton and
Shipman currently has 16 parking spaces for a 4,000-square-foot building. If the ordinance passes Shipman would need 40 spaces. However, he has nowhere to get the extra spaces.
"Other than Publix or Walmart, no one would be in compliance," he said.
Shipman said that when word spread about the proposal, a complaint was registered with the Planning Department, and then a workshop was scheduled.
"There is a groundswell of opposition to this by business owners," he said. "It would be a disaster. No one is saying there is not a parking problem here. But there are other ways to do it."
Shipman said he plans to present a petition at the now-scheduled public workshop on Tuesday that would have the signature of more than 1,000 registered voters against it.
"We are trying to get answers," Schissler said. "People come here and love this place, then they move in and want to change the way things are. Beach life is parties, bars, restaurants, but when new people move here, they want it all stopped."
Schissler is serving as president of the newly formed group called the Walton County Small Business Association, Inc. Marie's Bistro owner Hanie Nasri is the group's vice president, and the treasurer is Louis Petit.
"We felt as small businesses we don't stand a chance so we thought we needed to organize," said Nasri.
Nasri said the first week there were 10 people at their organizational meeting, then 50, then 103 last week.
"Our mission is to make sure we're not stepped on. We're just very tired," he said. "They would have voted Sept. 10 if we had not done what we did."
Petit said he would also be greatly affected by the parking ordinance. His restaurant Louis Louis consists of 4,000 square feet. Petit said he has maybe 25 parking spaces. If the ordinance passes he would need 40 or more and one parking space for every two employees.
"The guidelines are too stringent," he said.
Cindy Meadows said the proposed ordinance originated in the Planning Department, which gets so many complaints that they wanted to do something about the parking issue.
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Recycling & Waste Minimization
The Kent State Stark community recycles more than 62 tons of paper, plastic, aluminum and glass each year, as reported by the Stark County Regional Planning Commission. Each campus office and public space has recycling containers. Recycling establishes good habits for the students, decreases waste in landfills and has eliminated one of the campus' weekly trash collections.
Duplex Printing Saves Paper
To help promote waste minimization on campus, all computer labs offering printing services offers the option to have a different price per page charged if students decide to print on both sides of the page. The pay-to-print stations, located in each lab and public area, are now set to a discounted rate if the student prints duplex. Normal printing is still 5¢ per page. When a student chooses duplex printing the cost is 4¢ per page.
Additionally a color laser printer has been added in the Main Hall East Wing computer lab. The cost of each color page is 15¢ or 14¢ per page if printing duplex.
Use these tips to make a big difference in waste minimization at Kent State Stark:
- Consider the environment before printing any documents
- Properly recycle your plastic, aluminum or glass trash in their respective bins
- Be aware that all items that are thrown away in the trash bins contribute to landfills
2014 RecycleMania: February 2 - March 29
Kent State University at Stark, one of the largest recyclers in Stark County, is challenging you to do even more to reduce the waste that threatens our environment. Building on the campus's core value to "respect and protect the campus green space and our region's ecological environment," students, faculty and staff are encouraged to participate in RecycleMania, a competition between colleges and universities throughout the nation to increase recycling and decrease waste on campuses. The competition begins February 2 and continues through March 29, 2014.
The program focuses on overall waste reduction instead of just recycling. The goal during this 8-week period is to generate the lowest possible amount of total waste per capita, which includes both trash and recycling. RecycleMania is designed to positively affect the future of colleges and universities by raising the awareness of how our everyday habits affect our planet.
By remembering four simple tips, the campus community will help Kent State Stark's recycling efforts and create ongoing, positive habits that will help our environment's future.
- Want to win? PUT IT IN THE BIN!
Dispose of paper, plastic, glass and aluminum cans in marked containers to prevent them from ending up in a landfill.
- Be nice ... USE IT TWICE!
Fill up your water bottles at any re-fill station throughout campus. Purchase a reusable cup in the Bookstore for $5.99 and receive a discount on coffee and soft drink refills from the Emporium.
- Be "green-minded"... PRINT TWO-SIDED!
Whenever possible, set your printer setting to two-sided, reducing the use of unnecessary paper and ink.
- It's not trivial ... TO GO DIGITAL!
Think twice about printing documents, e-mail messages, pictures and website information. Save a digital copy or make a screenshot instead. Digital copies are easy to share with others and don't waste paper or ink.
- View 2014 Stark Recyclemania Tournament Poster
- To learn more about RecycleMania, visit www.recyclemaniacs.org.
Recycling Do's & Don'ts
In the Fall of 2005, Kent State Stark began recycling paper, aluminum, plastic and glass. Recycling containers are placed throughout campus for your convenience. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated in making our recycling program a success! Bins that end up with a careless "mix" of recyclables will be thrown out with the regular trash.
There are only a few simple do's and don'ts in our recycling program:
- DO separate your recyclables. Just look for the signs and labels to tell you what to put in each bin. The small, "unmarked" blue basket-size bins, located in all offices, classrooms, etc., are for PAPER recycling ONLY. The MID-size, blue bin is for "PLASTIC, GLASS ALUMINUM ONLY" and is labeled as such, (For kitchen staff, this also includes steel cans); these are conveniently located near all building restrooms/stairwells. These are located adjacent to the MID-size bins in public areas.
- DON'T put trash or food in the recycling bins.
- DON'T bring in recyclables from home to place in bins.
- DO encourage your friends and colleagues to participate in our on-campus recycling program. With everyone's participation, we can become a community leader in recycling!
Tips to Help Green Your Life
- Recycle More: Buy more recycled products. Waste less: think about what you are about to throw away, the likelihood is it will be going to a landfill.
- Change to Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs: Save money and energy. CFLs last longer to help save money on replacements as well as using less energy.
- Save Water: Turn off water when brushing teeth and take shorter showers. Even better, take a navy shower, shutting off the water while soaping up and shampooing.
- Drive Less: Use local transportation, walk, bike or carpool. Turn your car off if you're going to be idle for more than one minute.
- Check your Tires: Correct air pressure in tires saves gasoline. Did you know 50 to 80 percent of tires are underinflated? Underinflated tires waste up to five percent of a car's fuel.
- Be a Minimalist: Avoid excess packaging and waste. Go paperless. Consider reading your newspaper and magazine subscriptions online. Switch to electronic banking and credit card payment, too. Think before you print or copy.
- Turn it Off: Shut down electronics when not in use. Turn off energy strips and surge protectors when not in use (especially overnight). Unplug your cell phone charger from the wall when not using it.
- Save Energy: Close windows, shut doors in the winter. Lower your thermostat. Buy a programmable thermostat.
- Plant a Tree: One tree can absorb 2,000 pounds of carbon dioxide. Get off junk mail lists. Tonic can get you started.
- Help Spread the Word: Encourage friends and family to take part in recycling, waste minimization and energy saving practices.
- Reuse your Water Bottle: Avoid buying bottled water. In fact, reuse everything at least once, especially plastics.
- Join Freecycle.org: Freecycle.org is a grassroots and entirely nonprofit movement of people who are giving (and getting) stuff for free in their own towns and thus keeping good stuff out of landfills.


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When I first started looking at UR [on this board, because I had never thought about it before,] I was kind of horrified that I might end up with Hitler as a bunk mate--so to speak.You know what I mean. The first thought is that the curtain goes down, all are saved, it was just a play, all those tears, all that suffering, and afterwards, we all go to the actors party and shake hands.Do I want Hitler to suffer for what he did? YES. He ruined the lives of millions of people.I know that God is a God of justice and that he will act justly towards Hitler, as he does towards all of us.But, he is also a God of mercy.
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The Hellspawn knows war. Mostly on a Heaven and Hell basis, but he now has some firsthand experience in an Earthly conflict, courtesy of Major Steven D. Weintraub of the U.S. Marine Corps.
Weintraub, commanding officer of Bulk Fuel Co. C, 6th ESB, 4th FSSG, took a Spawn the Bloodaxe (from Series 22: The Viking Age) with him to Iraq for a tour of duty.
Before being activated, Weintraub saw the figure in a mall toy store and commented how good he thought it would look on the front of his Hummer. His wife bought the figure for him as a Christmas present to take with him overseas.
Once in country, Weintraub mounted the Spawn figure to the front of his vehicle and it stayed for his entire tour, racking up thousands of miles of hard use in southern Iraq.
"You should have seen the looks he was drawing all over the country, especially when we would pull up to check points at night," Weintraub said. "You could read the guards' lips at their expressions, not to mention the locals. We affectionately named my vehicle Spawn."
The Major said he missed his vehicle -- except for that whole lack of air conditioning thing -- but he doesn't miss the Hellspawn. That's because Bloodaxe survived the journey and returned home in one piece.
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For the record: Wando plays next at Bishop England, Wednesday at 6 p.m.
Goals: W–Allie Bucknam 3, Brenna Walsh 4, Alyssa Smith 4, Maggie Connell 2, Jessie Bunting 1, Caroline O'Neil 2, Mariash Dodson 1.
Assists: W–Bucknam 2, Smith 2, Connell 1, Kori Paulsen 1.
Saves: W–Sierra Armstrong 66 percent, Christina Alexander 85 percent.
Wando 10, Benedictine Military 7
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For the record: Wando (9-0) Wednesday vs. Bishop England, 7 p.m.; Benedictine (6-2).
Goals: W–Dodson 5, Robinson 2, Phelan 2, Bailey 1; BM–Cunningham 3, White 2, Wilkenson 1, Voyles 1.
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People write letters because they feel strongly about an issue and their perception of it. I'm no different. In the Schoolhouse Market controversy it is obvious there have been many failures on both sides. I know at least some of the Rootswork members, such as Megan Moffroid whom I like and respect greatly and others I like as well. I have a relationship with the Faillaces even prior to their involvement in the Schoolhouse Market as I do with Bruce Fowler which goes even further back.
I have supported Rootswork and I have supported the Faillaces. I have supported Bruce Fowler. I am not intimate friends with anyone here. They do not invite me to their houses for dinner or vice versa so I feel as qualified as the next person to have an objective opinion if such a thing exists.
Failures of communication and miss-steps have occurred on both sides. However, the action to terminate a business that has been going for eight years and which is considered by most people to be a terrific asset to the community, seems like using a sledgehammer to eliminate an ant.
I've been to support meetings, read letters and opinions, and I'm familiar with the original intentions of Rootswork. What am I missing here?
I feel strongly that Rootswork, the Faillaces and Mr. Fowler would benefit greatly from getting together with a mediator to work this out. Any other action such as a termination of the Faillaces lease with no recourse would appear to be so onerous that it could damage Rootswork's credibility and reputation for years to come.
One of the most treasured assets of a small community is the ability to work things out. I am hopeful that all parties will agree to try to work this out with the help of a facilitator.
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1. I know nothing about the game other than 30 minutes worth of reading. There seems to be different options to purchase. From what ive gathered, There is a deluxe VIP and then another version with more rewards. If im willing to pay more, or whatever it is, can i get the good deal still? Or is deluxe all that is available now? (confused)
2. Can i trust to use my credit card with these guys?
3. Do you enjoy the game or regret your purchase?
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5. I read that players who spend a little money have an advantage. This is okay. But is it Pay-2-Win? :(
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Originally posted by tristanryan
All mmorpg that has item mall is Pay 2 win basically. Only game that isnt pay to win is subscription game except couple like LOTRO. But the subscription game starting to decline because more money earned on item mall than subscription by far. Which is sad part.... The fun of mmorpg games starting to decline by greed. If you plan to compete without using your wallet then its not good idea to play cuz its inevitable.
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Originally posted by tristanryan
My advice is that you should download the game and play it first before spending any money. It won't cost you anything and you'll get 10 hours playtime free + 60 minutes every day when that's spent. In those first ten hours you'll get a good feel for the game and you'll know whether you want to invest in it eventually. Far too many people nowadays jump in with both feet and throw their money away, then cry because they feel cheated or scammed when the game does not meet their expectations.
AoW is pretty slow in the beginning and many things can be confusing to a completely new player. It features things that no other MMO does, so it takes a little getting used to. If you want to play around more with different schools and stuff (like I did), just create a new account with another email adress and you've got ten hours more - on a new char ofc but still.
As for p2w: the whole game is geared towards people spending money. The VIP thing lets you do offline meditation and other things that will speed up your char's development, while a non-paying player will be advancing a lot slower. You'll basically need to sub or spend money to play the game "for real", but tbh that's no different than many other f2p titles. Can't say I've seen any über leet op gear for sale though, so it's not p2w in that sense.
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Originally posted by tristanryan
it's a 7.2gb download, use the 10 hours + daily 1 hour and you will know if you like it.
Originally posted by tristanryan
It is a good game (despite its business model) from a purely gameplay perspective.
1. I'm not sure about the English version's package deals... But there's a VIP status ingame where you can do basic stuff (like mining/fishing, voting, etc) and f2p version where you are severely limited.
2. The company itself is established, i supposed, not those back alley sweat shop operations. Still, be careful as usual.
3. I'm playing the f2p chinese version on Asia Server (haven't paid a cent to them yet).
4. Take it easy when you get your butt kicked. It will happen. In other games we can attribute the loss to our lack of skills; here its "there's always another player who paid more".
5. Yes. It is a pay to win game. (pls refer to my other post for explanation)
6. Everything (items/horses/bags/etc) which is time-limited ingame wlll start countdown the first time you used it. So the VIP status will also start countdown the first time you log in.
I am enjoying to a certain extent. But for the company to give unlimited powers to those who wish to pay for it, in a open pvp environment (like pre-trammel UO) while restricting basic functions of f2pers will hamper the popularity of the games. They are already merging chinese servers and asian servers due to huge population decline.
Not sure about you, but i rather look forward to seeing how Perfect World develop its Swordsman Online.
Originally posted by tristanryan
They only reason I'm on mmorpg is because my toon is in jail, again... and I'n not paying the guard off to get out! I've been kidnapping people all day, and I aint giving any of the money I made back, plus I'm to scared to try to break out ... Have fun. Tell me what you think.
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Its a pay to win game, Everything in it is rent for rl cash rent a mount rent bag space x6 etc for 7 days rent gear for loosk 7-30 days etc. The game playes a little slow to me and you caint really move around a lot when you fight. The graphics are kinda dated looking. try it for free for 10 hours. If you try it look for PowPwo and Icoa guild for dungons and team events.
Originally posted by WarWitch
OP this is rediculous. You guys have a goodnight.
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Thanks a lot for the answers!
Now my main concern is on the wiki it says Closed Beta 2 ends on January 9th. Thats less than 60 days away, by a large amount. And no information on when the game will be released (unless im missing something). Id hate to jump in spend some cash then nobody can play for days/weeks/months. Anyone clarify this for me?
Originally posted by tristanryan
I thought about this on your 2nd or 3rd question. I was going to say that CB2 ends in about 2 1/2 weeks, but chars will not be wiped, and I've had a shit ton of fun this week.
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Originally posted by WarWitch
I would disagree with the graphics and movement part, and to a certain extent, your examples for it being a pay to win game.
The graphics is one of the better ones for games developed in China (sadly). The musical scores are authentic classical pieces that suits the artistic style, and overall it manages to recreate a scenic, idyllic world for immersion in this genre.
Movement wise, if you hold down block, you will move slowly. Try letting go of the block and use the appropriate movement skills after you obtained the manual (shft, ctrl, double/triple jump or double tap). Though jumping is suicide facing certain schools. -.-
All items deteriorates, and basic items (wood class) can be bought from npcs. Mid level items (iron, bronze? class) can be purchased from school npc using contributions. Higher level items (bronze, silver, gold or jade class items) have to be player made. So it is a money sink, not really a pay to win.
The pay to win comes from item mall pills that level your internals (press K, last/bottom tab on left if the UI stays the same), as well as the unlimited training using silver.
Playing for enjoyment at your own pace is great, but any competitive FFA PvP will be frustrating when the 2nd/3rd internal skills is released and you see a huge gap between paid training and normal training.
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I'm a little hesitant about Wushu as well
I tried the beta and It's sort of ok, but something bugs me about it
1 - if you pay (monthly), your character will progress faster and knowing how this follows the chinese game philosophy, it'll probably go the way of the perfect world and eventually become p2w
2 - the skill system is very similar to Eve Online, but you have to actively stay online unless you're a paying customer. if you're paying, you can log off, so in that sense, if you don't play a lot and don't pay, you'll feel very underpowered
3 - it's open pvp, so that means the paying members with ALWAYS have an upper hand
4 - in a few months when some people will be WAY ahead, it'll be hard to catch up and so unless you join in right away and start leveling and paying right away, you may end up giving up when some players are just too powerful to handle and the griefing starts to appear (in that sense, eve is different because there are so many sets of skills you can be good at, but in AoW it's mostly the same stuff)
5 - the battles and everything else in the game is fun, but I can see how it can eventually turn into a horrible waiting game, especially if ypu're not paying. basically to adnvace in skills you have to wait for them to count down, or pay money, or pay ingame currency all of which are not really fun. you can't raise you skills any other way, e.g. by killing monsters or doing anything at all, it's all on a timer
overall, it's a very original and interesting game, but I would wait before paying for it. it may take a year or so past the release date to balance out and become worthy of money
Originally posted by lalartu
I would say this is a rather accurate reflection of the general sentiments felt over at Asian/TW playerbase. A few points to note though:
2- Elite (paid) offline training is good only for one level of any skill. Once you level up in the skill you selected, your offline training will stop. If leveling that skill takes 8 hours and you went offline for 12 hours, you will waste 4 hours of potential training time. Alot of Chinese/TW/Asian players circumvent this by AFK-ing and macro/bot programs, Snail is not doing anything against botters except restricting gathering skills of free players to prevent gathering bots (and forcing players to pay subscription in order to craft).
3- Those buying official currency and training with them do not need to abide to time limit or log off to train. Theoretically how fast they level their skills to lv36 (and gaining the 2nd/3rd set of internal skills) is limited by how fast they can click the 3 buttons if they have their wallets opened. This affects not only the open world pvp, but the arenas, challenge for school management position, fights for clan castle/fortress, etc.
4- And when the normal player starts to slowly catch up to the paying (not just the monthly sub payment for VIP/elite, but the "dump money into item mall type") players, the company releases the next set of internal skills which blows the previous ones out of the water. Currently its at the 3rd set in TW/Asia, but preview of the 4th and 5th is out, so expect the same to happen at US/EU versions.
5- You can raise the internals (press "K", last tab) by killing mobs... but you can buy pills from item malls that lets you gain that faster then killing mobs. Those who trained the correct internals boosting the appropriate stats will have huge advantage over those who don't later on in the game, the difference will be very visible by 3rd set of internal skill.
Well... enjoy.
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I bought the delux package and I would have to say if I was going to seriously play this game (Which I am doing now) I think ?I would only do it as ViP, the $10 a month sub is less than some other MMO's and its advantages are definately worth it in this game. For instance the offline cultivation and better crafting options alone make it a much more dynamic game.
Most of the items, excluding certain vanity clothing, can be bought in game...exp potions from herbalist players horses from vendors bags from tailors, and the economy is definately robust enough that if you participate in it, I don't think you would ever have to spend gold to procur the basic items needed (bags and food). A lot of people complain about the unbound silver for gold but I don't spend gold on silver and have raised a lot just from gathering and crafting skills and setting up a stall.
I keep hearing things like "unbound silver another way for snail to get your money" when I think it should be "unbound silver a way to make sure you participate in the economy", but if you are a pk and never want to make anything I guess $ would work as well.
As far as being able to train skills for real money, it is possible to train skills with unbound silver but
1) As said above you can get unbound silver for selling stuff, I have participated in the prayer event a couple of times with just money I have made in game.
2) So far, with the limit on internals available in the western version, a large enough group can take down anyone know matter how much they have spent. Full Stop. I don't know if that will change or not but it does provide an equilizing element...this is an MMO you can get friends to help.
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how game where You cant buy better items, upgrades is P2W?
You dont know anything about this game only complain complain
NA CB2 have less content than chinese CB2 had, later You can make own fashion, if You are in guild with territory You can buy fast horse, or slow from npc at any map
while I see a lot stuff about how great VIP is, keep in mind while You are offline You can be kidnapped and only thing You will get will be 5h debuff, I am in chinese version from more than half year and VIP is more for ppl who can play 1h a day I am offline only at maintance and dont have any problems, as for guy who wrote about gathering, both EU and NA versions claim they wont do it, but only time will show
Originally posted by nightsteed
haha. I want to thank you aswell. I only know what I know. Tell me, The two internal skills that I have now, is the second just naturally better than the first?
Do have a good place for me to see character stat breakdown? I made this poison that reduces "Balance," I don't see balance as a stat though. I have about 79 other questions. I hold those for now. Thank you.
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I tryed the game and didn't like it. Skill leveling felt like no one ever catches up. Group pve felt dull and very non technical. I was pretty put off by how little grouping you actually do. The pvp didnt seem all that sophisticated. Attacking-blocking-fienting system sounded cool at first but in practice you have like 10 attacks and 1 block and 1 or so fient. It's a decent start for an asain mmo. I just wish the PVE was more entertaining in terms of strats you have to use and class abilities more diverse.
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Better wait for non restrictive close beta of age of wulin aka gpotato version or use english client of russian server. Currently snail is running this game into the ground. It's a good game but marred by
The poor translation (I'm a chinese and i don't even understand what they're translating sometime)
P2win centric business model (Cash > cash shop gold >in game gold >buy your level up thru skill point pill and money practice mode)
Lots of player complaint at the official forum on a lot of issue (thou get locked or deleted very swiftly)
Originally posted by bcbully
Generally speaking, yes, the second set is better than the first as it provides higher HP and Blue Bar (not sure what they translate this to). However, in practice, the level of synergy with the 3 basic martial arts set provided by each school is different. For example, wanderer valley's 1st and 2nd internal skills does not synergise well with its own martial arts compared to other schools like Tangmen. Still, within the school, max level 2nd set is usually better than max level 1st.
Here's a table comparison (in google translate gibberish) if you want a quick glance on what 1st/2nd/3rd internal of each school does, for quick comparison to see the improvement of 2nd set over the 1st: http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=n&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Ftw.meetgee.com%2FMiniSite%2FTopic%2FView.aspx%3FID%3D2041486%26GameID%3D7832&act=url
For your second question, unfortunately i do not play a poisoner so i'm not sure which poison you are referring to. However, most stats can be seen from "C", 1st bottom left tab, extend out the right hand side add-on window using the little arrow right side of potrait, 1st and 2nd tab at the bottom of the extended window. If the stat is not there, it might not be a stat per se, but a "status".
A status is like a buff/debuff which, in combination with particular skills' buff/debuff, causes an effect. For example, some scholars skills adds an unbalanced status, which makes the target susceptible to be knocked off his/her feet (punted).
Hope it answers your queries. I came here to see if the english version is translated well since majority of my friends cannot read chinese (and i type rather slow at that), but after reading most posts it seems the garbage translation efforts confuses more people than the language barrier itself.
Originally posted by nightsteed
Thanks man. Well the translation is better than I first thought it would be. Still a lot of "Hit wall at great angle" lol it reads like the old kunfu movies.
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The evolution of Google Maps continues. First it evolves from a pure-play mapping application to merge with a community and business directory, and now it adopts an application that can follow you on your mobile phone. Google today has launched "Local for Mobile", a downloadable application for viewing Google Local and Google Maps on your mobile phone. It combines the directions and business directory services of Google Local (and Maps) with integrated search results from Google Search. You can even view the satellite views from Google Maps through this application.
While 'Local for mobile' is only launching in beta today it does only work on a handful of devices. It is not supported on devices provided by Verizon, Nextel, Alltel, U.S. Cellular phones and does not work on Blackberry or Palm devices. You also must have a data plan, which allows you to access the Internet from your mobile device. Google notes that if your device is not supported for the downloadable application, you can still access Google Local from your device's browser by pointing it here: http://mobile.google.com/local. There are also many other mobile Google Maps viewing applications listed here on Google Maps Mania that do support the devices that Google Local for mobile does not. They can be found here.
An application like this from Google will do many things to advance this new Internet-based digital mapping phenomenon. First, it will encourage map-mashup creators to consider small form factor devices in their development efforts, not only focusing on the desktop monitor. This will allow us to use Google Maps mashups and Google Local's services as we move about our communities. I think this, in turn, will push the adoption of data services for mobile carriers by giving the consumer a compelling reason to purchase premium data access instead of just voice. This may push the price-point for data access down and finally start to move the Internet from the desktop to the mobile device - where it should be.
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On the first Monday of this finals week, a group of Haverford students escaped from the hectic, high-stress studying environment of Haverford's campus for an afternoon and evening at Pendle Hill, the famous Quaker retreat center located near Swarthmore College. Led by Walter Sullivan in the Quaker Affairs Office, a group of 25 students from all class years and religious backgrounds enjoyed the peaceful space for whatever activities they wanted to do. Some students practiced meditation and silent worship, while others found respite from finals stress while napping in the calming spaces. Some students continued working on academic projects in the beautiful Pendle Hill library, relieved to avoid the negative, high-stress energy of Haverford's campus. Several students took advantage of the extensive grounds by walking around the mile-long nature trail. Many students found a creative outlet for their stress in the well-stocked art studio, painting watercolors, sketching with charcoals, pasting collages, and creating wire mobiles, among other wonderful projects. Everyone joined back together as a group for a delicious dinner of West African peanut stew, roasted beets, brown rice, braised collard greens, and for dessert, coconut macaroons. After a rousing game of "visual telephone," students reflected on their time at Pendle Hill before returning to Haverford.
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DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES I understand this hot air balloon makes an appearance almost daily near Devil's Thumb Ranch.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Just as we were beginning our fishing day on the Fraser River this magnificent scene unfolded against the snow-capped Rocky Mountains.$RETURN$$RETURN$
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Jeff Ehlert, owner of Winter Park Fly Fishers, guided us through a stretch of productive waters on the Colorado River in Grand County. This is one of the better brown trout we caught.$RETURN$$RETURN$
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES River guide Jeff Ehlert prepares to release a Colorado River brown trout.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES These rocker boats are popular vessels among fly guides on mountain streams.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES River rafters enjoying the final stretch of a float down the Colorado River in Grand County.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES River rafters approach Rancho Del Rio, a popular takeout spot on the Colorado River.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES A black crowned sparrow munches on a bug at Devil's Thumb Ranch near Tabernash.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES This sign designates the Two Mountains and Two Rivers Hike and Bike Trail at Devil's Thumb Ranch.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES An old turn of the century cabin now being used to tell visitors they have arrived at the Devil's Thumb Ranch.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES The Devil's Thumb fly shop provides tackle, waders, casting lessons and guided fishing adventures on resident and area streams.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES This is the actual Devil's Thumb rock appendage jutting from atop the Continental Divide overlooking Devil's Thumb Ranch.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES The lobby at Devil's Thumb Ranch is as warm and welcoming as the hospitality throughout the resort.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Devil's Thumb Ranch Resort and Spa in an impressive complex in an equally impressive setting.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Several ponds grace the grounds at Devil's Thumb Ranch. Each is stocked with trout for less adventurous guests and children.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Everywhere you turn at Devil's Thumb Ranch there is a scene begging to be captured on camera.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Grand County Fishing Company offers guided adventures on some of the best trout streams in Colorado and southern Wyoming.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES A Fraser River brown trout about to be set free.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES A cowboy named Garth runs the Cabin Creek Stables at Devil's Thumb Ranch. The horse is a French breed called a Percheron, which is kin to the Clydesdale.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Devil's Thumb guide Kevin Scannell demonstrates how to catch a trout from the Fraser River, which runs through the property.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Fly fishing at Devil's Thumb is convenient and easy from the banks of either the Fraser River or Ranch Creek.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Devil's Thumb's Kevin Scannell nets a brown trout caught during our first stop on the Fraser River.
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DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES This section of the Fraser River at Devil's Thumb is easy to access on foot. It winds through the property for about half a mile.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Jeff Miller shows a typical kokanee salmon from Wolford Reservoir outside of Kremmling. Miller owns the Wolford Campgrounds and Marina where he rents boats.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES A shot of Devil's Thumb Ranch Resort on a cloudy afternoon.
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DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES During the second half of our visit to Grand County Colorado we stayed at the Muddy Creek Cabins in Kremmling.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES We caught brown trout up to about 18 inches during our fly-fishing float on the Colorado River.$RETURN$$RETURN$
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Rafters at Rancho Del Rio on the Colorado River prepare to load a raft onto an awaiting trailer.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES A fly fisherman catches a trout while an audience of river rafters watches the action.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES On the evening of day one of our visit the rain stopped and the sun illuminated the backdrop at Devil's Thumb Ranch.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES This Rocky Mountain rainbow arrived at dinner time when we arrived at Devil's Thumb Ranch near Tabernash.$RETURN$$RETURN$
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Another mid-size brown trout is released during our float down the Colorado River.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES River guide Jeff Ehlert prepares fly gear at the beginning of our Colorado River trip.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES The flow was about 800 cfs during our float on the Colorado. The rapids were fairly tame with stretches of calmer water ideal for fishing.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES We didn't catch many larger rainbows, but Ron Strait surprised himself with this handsome specimen.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES The Soggy Dollar awaits rafters, boaters and anglers at the Ranch Del Rio takeout spot.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES A black crowned sparrow at Devil's Thumb.
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GLENDALE -- When two 4-9 NFL teams get together in mid-December, sometimes you've got to search long and hard for interesting storylines to make the game a little more palatable.
That storyline this week was the NFL's best receiver, Calvin Johnson of the Detroit Lions, against one of the top young cornerbacks in the game in Arizona's Patrick Peterson.
Johnson did catch 10 passes for 121 yards, but Peterson and the the Cardinals defense kept Johnson out of the end zone in a convincing 38-10 win at University of Phoenix Stadium -- and the second-year man from LSU had his fingerprints all over it.
In the second quarter, Peterson intercepted a Matthew Stafford pass intended for Johnson, got back to his feet and weaved through Lions' players all the way down to the Detroit three-yard line. Two plays later, Beanie Wells plunged into the end zone from two yards out, giving the Cardinals a 14-7 lead they'd never relinquish.
"It was everything I thought it would be," Peterson told the Arizona Cardinals Radio Network after the game. "He's a great athlete and a tremendous, tremendous receiver. I give the guy the utmost respect because he continues to do what he's known for week in and week out.
"It was definitely a tough task for me, like I said throughout the week -- it was going to be a measuring stick for me and I thought I measured up pretty well here today and hopefully I can keep that going for the rest of the season."
Peterson finished the game with a team-high seven tackles and broke up two passes in addition to his game-changing interception. He now has seven interceptions on the season, which is tied for the second-most in the league.
"I just wanted to be physical, I wanted to meet him at the line of scrimmage each and every down," Peterson said. "Each and every down, I wanted to draw a line in the sand just to let him know this was the type of game it was going to be.
"Those guys came out with a great game plan, but we knew what they wanted to do and we picked them off the way we needed to."
When Peterson wasn't one-on-one with Johnson, cornerback William Gay and safety Kerry Rhodes double-teamed the All-Pro, similar to outside coverage on a punt return, to help keep him in check.
"I didn't necessarily agree with the coverage but the head man (Ken Whisenhunt) has the last say, so he thought that would be the best opportunity to slow him down a little bit and that's what we did."
Whisenhunt said the Cardinals' game plan for Johnson wasn't necessarily original.
"There's other teams that have done that," Whisenhunt said. "New England's done it before and Kansas City we've seen do it before, so it's not a completely new approach but part of it was to let them know we were going to take him out on that play. That puts the onus on other guys that they've got to be able to cover when we know that they're not going to go to Calvin Johnson.
"It was a good scheme, our defensive staff did a great job and our players executed it well."
Johnson had nothing but praise for Peterson following the contest.
"Good corner," Johnson said. "Good ball skills, overall a good player, man. It's a pleasure to play good players in this league -- because it's some great competition and he's one of the good ones."
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Congratulations to Dr. Jay Shogren, who will be decorated with an honorary doctorate from Université d'Aix-Marseille in France this fall. Dr. Shogren, Stroock Professor of Natural Resource Conservation and Management in the University of Wyoming College of Business Department of Economics and Finance, shared the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize with former Vice President Al Gore and others for his work on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. He has also been named a fellow of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists (AERE), the nation's pre-eminent professional society for environmental economists and policy.
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We're so proud of our many outstanding students. Callie Berman won the Spitaleri Award recognizing UW's outstanding graduating woman. Our masters candidates have been giving stellar thesis defense presentations. We are looking forward to the celebrations and accolades during commencement, May 16.
Governor's Task Force on Forests Final Report published
The Ruckelshaus Institute's Steve Smutko and Jessica Clement recently facilitated a series of meetings with Governor Matt Mead's Task Force on Forests. You can now view the Final Report of the Governor's Task Force on Forests with recommendations to improve forest conditions in Wyoming.
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Public Opinion on Natural Resource Conservation in Wyoming published
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Western Confluence magazine
The third issue of Western Confluence magazine, a biannual publication from the Ruckelshaus Institute, is now available. This issue explores water supply and allocation in the western U.S. Western Confluence covers innovative and collaborative problem solving for natural resource challenges in the West with an emphasis on new research and creative solutions.
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by minihaus i like them i was a little worried with the reviews being so mixed, but i really like these. they're not as rich of a black as they are in the photos, but i do think they look fairly distressed. i also don't really have any trouble getting them on unless i am wearing thick socks. in fact, since they don't unbuckle, i struggled a little with them to get the buckle into the next hole to make the opening smaller. i thought they looked better when the opening was less loose on my ankles. i've ended up wearing them almost every day as they're pretty comfortable and are stretching a bit to be more comfortable as time goes on. i don't know if they are worth over $200, but i pretty much never feel like anything on FP is worth the price. these are pretty solid though. 3.26.2014
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by Nuraluralura Simple and Comfortable These are simple, beautiful boots and they fit like a glove. I do agree with others in that they are a tad difficult to get on, but nothing a shoe horn can't remedy, and just a little extra squeeze. No big deal. They are super comfortable and fit to perfection. The color is a bit more grey, but I was expecting them to be. The leather is of a good quality, I'm a little worried the leather sole might slip on the pavement (as I live in an urban area), but the rubber heel should help. The woven leather detailing on the strap and heel are great details and the buckle itself is beautiful. 5.24.2013
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by marissarose A great shoe to add to your collection Love these shoes! but I have to admit that before they change the pictures on the website I was hoping for my shoes too look like the old photos BUT I still love them non the less. They are a bit loose, but I went with my regular shoe size (8) because I knew in the winter I would be wearing thicker socks. Really love them, and I hope people don't get discourage to buy them. 10.17.2012
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