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2009: Started all 16 games...earned second team All-Patriot League honors...tied for the team-lead with a career-best 25 goals, while she was second with a career-best 14 assists and a career-best 39 points...her 0.88 assists per game were 10th in the Patriot League...led the team with six free-position goals...finished third on the team with 23 draw controls, while she ranked fourth with 10 caused turnovers...also picked up 21 ground balls...posted at least one point in 14 of the 16 games...recorded three goals and one assist for four points at Bucknell (3/28)...earned Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week accolades (4/6) as she scored three goals versus Yale (4/1), while she had two goals and six assists for eight points as the Crusaders earned an 11-10 double-overtime win over Lehigh (4/4)...her six assists against Lehigh, including one on the overtime game-winner, tied the single-game school record...posted four goals in the 9-7 victory at Lafayette (4/11)...member of the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.
2008: Started in all 16 games...ranked fourth on the team in goals with 20 and points with 26, while she was tied for fourth in assists with six...tied for second on the team in caused turnovers with a career-best 13...her career-best 26 ground balls ranked third on the team and her 23 draw controls were fourth...tied for sixth in assists by all Patriot League freshmen, while she was seventh in points and eighth in goals...scored two goals and had one assist for three points in her collegiate debut at UMass (2/19)...recorded two goals at Colgate (3/8)...scored two goals including the game-winner in the 19-8 victory over Lafayette (4/5)...had four goals and one assist for five points at American (4/13)...had two goals and one assist for three points in the 13-9 win over Sacred Heart (4/16)...member of the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.
Before Holy Cross: Four-year member of the varsity lacrosse team at Longmeadow H.S....team captain as a junior and senior...named an All-American and earned a spot on the Lower New England Team One as a senior...earned first team All-Western Mass. honors as a sophomore, junior and senior, after being a second team selection as a freshman...team won the Western Mass. championship all four years, while the team won the state championship in her freshman year and was the state runner-up in her sophomore, junior and senior seasons...also a four-year member of the soccer team and a three-year member of the basketball team...won the soccer team's Best Sportsmanship Award as a sophomore and a senior...member of National Honor Society.
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Tuesday, April 22, 2014
The United States Small Business Administration has named Carlether Nesmith, the 2014 South Carolina Minority Entrepreneurship Advocate of the year. One of the South Carolina Small Business & Advocacy awards, the Minority Entrepreneurship Advocate of the Year is given to an individual who has provided outstanding support of the state's minority small business community through outreach, education and advocacy efforts.
Nesmith has served as the Williamsburg County Grants Administrator since 2011. This position has oversight of millions in grant dollars that the county receives. She has also been responsible for managing the county's Small Business Support Center, which provides technical assistance to individuals wanting to start or expand businesses in Williamsburg County. She has written several grants to support the county's small business efforts and sought to make funds available to small and minority business enterprises throughout the county. "I applaud and commend Carlether on this most outstanding achievement and recognition," said County Supervisor Stanley Pasley in a press release. "Williamsburg County Government is very fortunate and honored to have someone with her talents, skills and abilities working on its behalf for all of its constituencies."
Nesmith is a longtime advocate for minority business development. This interest led her to become involved with Community Development Corporations (CDCs). In 1994, she became the Executive Director of Triad Minority Development Corporation, in Greensboro, NC, a CDC seeking to advance the cause of minority business in a four county region of the state. Later she served as the Deputy Director for East Winston Community Development Corporation in Winston-Salem, NC where she worked to develop a minority owned cafeteria and other businesses for the organization.
"Ms. Nesmith's work on behalf of minority entrepreneurs and the organizations that support them has made her an invaluable asset to the people and economy of the Pee Dee region community, as well as an invaluable asset to our state," said Elliott Cooper, district director of the SBA's South Carolina District Office. "We at SBA are proud to confer this honor on her."
Nesmith was nominated by Mike Bell the Area Manager and Business Consultant for the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Florence Darlington Technical College.
The SBA will recognize all award winners during the annual Salute to Small Business event on Wednesday, May 7, in Columbia. For more information about the Salute to Small Business, visit http://scsalutetosmallbiz.com.
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By Snowey
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Comments about Harvest Bow:
Love the colors and the size! Will use for Fall and Thanksgiving décor!
Bottom LineYes, I would recommend this to a friend
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"Beautiful Fall door decoration."
By Rosie the Dog Lady
from Chapin, IL
I saw this Harvest Bow in the catalog when I was looking for a beautiful Fall door decoration....this fit the bill perfectly! Thank you, Miles Kimball.....
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Very cute for the fall season.
By Cheri311
from Naples, Florida
Will look good on the garage lights and one on the mailbox for the fall season.
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By Jac
from San Antonio, TX
This was a waste of money.
Bottom LineNo, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Thanksgiving mistake
By Mikey Bird
from Pottsville, PA
I thought this bow would be ideal for our front door but it's small. I had to put it on our back door, a much smaller door. It isn't well made and mine came bent way out of shape....needed much TLC to even be able to use it. Next time, I'll make my own.


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Dakota Ray Saylors, 1 1/2, passed from this life on Friday, June 17th, 2011 in Morrilton, AR. Funeral services were held at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, June 20, 2011 at the Morrilton First Baptist Church in Morrilton, AR. Arrangements entrusted to Bob Neal & Sons Funeral Home in Morrilton, AR.
Peggy Sue Rodriguez was born May 16, 1943 in Borger, TX., to Bill and Nettie (Maxey) Moore. She passed from this life on June 19, 2011 in Round Rock, TX., at the age of 68. Peggy met David, a retired professional wrestler, at a wrestling match in Borger, TX. He was tossed out of the ring and landed on her ankle, breaking it. He later bought her a dress and took it to the hospital where he introduced himself. It was love at first sight. Peggy & David later married on July 7, 1960 in Borger, TX. Together they raised two sons and were been married for almost 51 years.
Treg Buchanan, a recent graduate of Antlers High School, has officially received a scholarship and has signed his letter of intent to play golf at Paris Junior College under the direction of Coach David Johnson.
Treg began playing golf in 2007 and has placed consistently for three years along with winning first place in the 2010 District Tournament. Treg has competed in three 3A State Golf Tournaments and placed 7th in State in May 2011.
The AHS Cheerleaders participated in the AmeriState Bank Customer Appreciatiin Day as part of their community service program. The cheerleaders did face painting and silly hair for any customer who wanted it. This is just one of the many community service activities the squad has planned for the year.
Two individuals where shot and killed following the robbery of the 1st Bank & Trust in Wright City, McCurtain County, at gun point on Thursday afternoon, June 16, 2011 just west of Rattan on HWY 3.
Dead are Justin Whisenhunt, a former Wright City resident whom the OSBI says was recently released from jail in Tarrant County, TX., after serving time for theft, and Jeremy Dysart of North Richland Hills, TX. The woman with them was Rachel Marie Morris Spear of Euless, TX., she was taken into custody, booked into the Pushmataha County Jail and charged with Murder in the First Degree.
In a sort of last minute surprise, the Lt. Governor of Oklahoma, Todd Lamb, stopped at the Depot in Antlers for a meeting on his way through to Valliant. A small group of residents were waiting for him when he and his bodyguard arrived at 9:30 a.m. to discuss economic development in rural Oklahoma.
On Friday, June 10, 2011 Pamela Massengale went to Pre-Paid Legal LLC., to pick up a donation they were making of a flag which needed to be retired.
The Northern Star District Cub Scouts will soon be participating in their Cub Scout Day Camp (the second weekend in July) and part of the festivities will be the yearly ceremony to put to rest all flags that needed to be retired. This will take place on July 8, 2011 at dusk at the Historic Ft. Towson Fort and is open to the public.
Keeping stuff going for the Mentoring Program this summer is a big deal with kids being out of school and the Little Dixie Community Action Agency's Passport to the Future Mentoring Program has big plans.
The group kicked off June with Swimming at the Antlers Pool on June 8th and the 22nd. They all met up at the Little People Park at 12 noon for pizza, then walk over to the swimming pool.Â
On June 15th they went fishing at a private pond at the Hadley home in Grant, leaving Antlers office at 10:00 A.M.Â


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what color is your favorite? mine is orange.
Blue. Not all shades, more of the darker variety.
For clothes, black mostly with bursts of color. For example: Black Pants, black button up shirt, black vest but with a *insertcolorhere* tie.
Orange. Not bright orange. But soft. Like the sunset.
Red, Orange and black. But red is number 1 in my book
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it's all about combos IMO!
black+just about anything but girly colors (clothes anyway)
blue! Ftw!
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Then maybe red. And then blue.
Black, to wear, for any items where the "Do you have it in black?" option is available, aesthetically and atmospherically.
Red, politically and for the rich history and delightfully debatable ethics for which a flying red flag stands.
Blue, I find relaxing/soothing and I love staring thoughtlessly at a blue sky.
Blue! No . . .Yellow -AAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagh
If a video game developer removed tumors from players, they'd whine about nerfing their loss in weight and access to radiation powers. -Cracked.com
The one in my title! A mix between red and pink :3 (Raspberry or Crimson or something like that)
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~my lips, my titties, my hips, my pussy~
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Music can be a powerful motivator for veterans. A guitar is one of the few nonessential items allowed in a war zone, so occasional evening gatherings spent listening to original songs are considered a treasure to many soldiers stationed across the globe.
The strength gained from music is what led to the creation of Operation Encore by U.S. Air Force veterans Rob Raymond, Chris Kurek and Erik Brine. Brine said they had many reasons for founding the organization, but the main goal was to showcase veteran talent.
"We were trying to provide a venue and opportunity for veteran singers and songwriters who can make original music to collaborate and share their experiences and their stories with the larger veteran population and the public," Brine said.
Brine, a presidential management fellow at the Office of Management and Budget in Washington, D.C., said the overwhelming support from the veteran community inspired them to donate a portion of their future proceeds to other organizations.
"We know there are a lot of veterans organizations out there, over 52,000 now," Brine said. "A lot of them are great, some of them are not so great. We want to highlight the ones we think are especially good. That's just one small way we think we can give back."
The funds will be divided amongst organizations like the Dog Tag Bakery, the American Legion and Student Veterans of America.
Toledoan Matt Stake, member of the Ohio Air National Guard, performs two original tracks on the CD. Stakes said he hopes the CD shows the population how musically gifted his fellow veterans are.
"You're usually pretty limited when you go to some of these places," Stake said. "One of the things you can take is an acoustic guitar. The biggest thing is we wanted to share great music for the world and get recognition for some of the talented, great folks that are out there."
Stake and 10 other musicians recently gathered at a house in Phoenix to work on Operation Encore with Brine, Kurek and Raymond.
"Between music sessions and doing interviews for a documentary, we would do live shows every night," Stake said. "No one wanted to leave because you had 13 people sitting in this living room with mandolins and acoustic guitars and acoustic bass guitars. It was amazing."
Stake described a similar scene he often encountered while deployed in the Middle East: officers in their downtime gathered in a common space or around water pallets, pulling out their guitars and singing from their hearts.
Brine said music was a powerful motivator for him.
"Music played a big part in my life and served a big role for me, whether I was getting myself psyched up to fly into a combat zone or when I was just deployed," Brine said. "Any time you're deployed, time stands still. You get lonely. Music always helped me feel better, helped me feel closer to home and felt like I was there for a reason."
Stake said he finds songwriting inspiration when he is away from his wife.
"When I write it's about missing my wife or something like that," Stake said. "One of the songs was written when I went down to New Orleans, when I was down on Bourbon Street. The signature drink was called 'hand grenade.' I was sitting down there, the sun was shining, I was looking at Lake Pontchartrain and I was thinking, 'This is awesome.' The only thing missing was my wife."
Stake said a running joke between him and his wife is that, because he is an F-16 maintenance officer and a pilot for small six-wing aircrafts, he would probably get lost if he flew the larger planes on his own. He reflects this sort of experience within his songs.
Stake said each track on the CD touched him, but his two favorites were Raymond's "Slipping Bonds" and Stephen Covell's "Sand Hills to Sandals." Covell's piece brought tears to Stake's eyes, and for that reason, Stake said he will not listen to Covell's other track until he is emotionally prepared.
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As a fan of the original trilogy I just hate what Star Wars has become and like everyone I've watched those Redlettermedia reviews of the prequels and agreed with them almost 100%. I hate how not only does this game live up to the Star Wars cliches but also the Bioware ones. I hate how ever cutscene is so static in typical Bioware fashion but also the prequels. I really do not get why every cutscence, if you can call them that always involves shot reverse shot, two static characters talking to each other and only moving their hands or swaying side to side. If you watch a GTA 4 cutscene it's all animted, there is a lot of motion and movement, even if it is based in one room. Then you watch anything from Bioware and it is always the same thing.
I hate how now Star Wars is Black/Red = Sith and Brown/Green/Blue is Jedi.... when are these conventions followed in real life? Evil people can look like you or me, they don't wear uniform because they kill people on a whim. I can forgive the original trilogy for being the first and for trying to set an iconic look, however now they've become cliches.
I hate how every class is based on some Star Wars character, like why couldn't they come up with anything of their own. Those CGI trailers were some of the worst things I've ever seen, they aren't Star Wars, they're about throwing as much crap on screen at once. Every character that was in them says some line another character from the films has said and is based 100% on them. Like why couldn't Bioware come up with something of their own? I'd much prefer they split a single event over the 3 or 4 CGI trailers they made. You can always remember each iconic moment in the original Trilogy, even if it seemed like not a lot was going on, it was the chaarcters that mattered and made people fall in love with the movies. Yet can you remember anything from the prequels? It's all one generic poorly written and directed mess where I cannot care about anyone.
Why has this whole notion of Jedi not being able to have emotions come from and this whole Jedi school bullshit come from? It was kool when it was something magical and unpredictable in the original Trilogy, yet in all the new stuff it's established you must be some emotionless robot and Jedi might as well be manufactured. No wonder why people always choose to be on the side of the Sith in this game, they're the ones that show emotion in all of the writing, in the Jedi stuff it's all boring like being in a hospital or something.
Bioware have done nothing but create a Prequel Star Wars, just a load of cliche bullshit that just isn't fun to play through. I do not care about any characters, the story or anything, I hate how they've turned everything into cliches. Like when watching the redlettermedia review he says "lightning coming out of your hands is when you've achieved level 12 Sith Status"...... it's so true. No Jedi or Sith in this game have their own personality, it's abilities you must learn and everyone must be the same. At least in SWG you could mix and match and be what you wanted to be. You could be a Jedi who just did crafting if you wanted lol....
I don't think what Bioware has done is good at all, from the poor gameplay aside, their story telling is crap, it has always been crap and seems to only be getting worse. I'll never understand why their boring wooden characters that never animate in cutscences are so loved. I mean I cannot tell you a single thing about Shepard or any of the characters in Mass Effect, i couldn't care about any of them. Every time you spoke to someone it felt like they were tyring to always make it epic and over the top. I mean I had 3 lines of dialogue and suddenly my character could be in love with another, saying the most cheesy lines ever and having the worst smile animation. I just hate how everything has to be so epic and over the top like every mission involves saving someones life or something.
For me Bioware are not good game makers or story tellers and all they did with Star Wars is create more bullshit to go with the rest that.
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I think with my heart and move with my head.-Kongos
Light saber colors come from the extended universe. Jedi's controlling their emotions comes from the movies and the extended universe.
I can not remember winning or losing a single debate on the internet.
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First came pride, then envy.
Some would argue the stories are better in Swtor than in the prequel movies. ;)
The stories aren't that bad in swtor either, if you compare them to MMOs. The way they are presented is a good thing. It's one of the things i miss about that game.
SWtOR screwed a lot of things up, but the story-telling is pretty great for an MMO. It's very cinematic (assuming you sit back and watch things and not just spacebar through it), and fairly creative. I think the whole light-side dark-side conversations are weak, but aside from that, it's fun.
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If I want stories, I pick up a book and read. If I'm too lazy to do that, I'll watch tv. If I want to play a game for story, I'll pick up an rpg. When I play an mmo though, it's usually not for story but community.
A lot of the greatest Star Wars stories can not be told because it's the wrong time period.
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"But it was so artistically done..." - Grand Admiral Thrawn's final words
My most favorite SW story was Drew Karpyshyn's Bane and the stories about Old Republic are set pre-Bane, which makes it really interesting for me. I love most of the stories in SWTOR, have my most favorite (Imperial Agent and ith Warrior) and the least favorite (Jedi Consular and Smuggler - though some smuggler liners make me laugh).
I am actually not so excited about the movies storyline. I was sort of disappointed that Disney decided to make Episode VII on Yavan-4 with Luke building Jedi Academy.
I would love to see movie about Darth Bane or darn about Revan. Revan is my favorite book SW book too.
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I agree on the republic stories. The good guy story doesn't carry much zing when they're part of an empire themselves. The jedi stories especially are just a little too goodie goodie.
Now the Empire storylines, that's where SWTOR shines. Because the movies only gave the bad guys a quarter of the screen time it's really interesting to play through a sith storyline. Or see the internal conflicts between the sith and the average joe Imperials in the Agent storyline.
Plus in the sith inquisitor storyline your dark side decisions usually result in lightning shooting out of your fingertips. You will fry any fool who gets in your way.
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(Sidenote: I've really only experienced the Republic stories...and not all of them.
But you have to take everything into perspective. The stories (at least the Jedi Knight) seemed to provide an overall arch for the character. It also brought a personal touch to the whole thing. Now this isn't great if you compare to modern cinema or even television, but compared to the crop of MMO stories we had been getting before, it was like a breath of fresh air.
I've always struggled to stay interested in the story in MMOs. I really make an effort because I want to get the most out of the game but so many of the stories and quests in other ones are so drab and boring I am just really forcing myself in the end. I recall playing WAR and I just couldn't for the life of me find any interest at all in the quest lore.....eventually, I just got to the point that I skipped the narrative and went straight to the objectives.
A lot of the side missions with TOR, the little dialogue becomes a bit unnecessary and annoying at times. But the class story is something I did appreciate. In hindsight, they could have left some of that side quest dialogue junk by the wayside.)
You also have to remember, even though EPIV is regarded by many of us to be a great story, it's still very cliche. Small time nobody finds out he is the ruler's son and saves the kingdom and the princess from this evil. Comeon, this isn't exactly original stuff here. Star Wars was never really regarded as great cinema for its intricate or original plot...it was more because of the new cinema technology that gave life to this traditional story. As a result, it became a cultural phenomenum.
But you need to remember, Star Wars was also a children's story. It was never something that was aimed at adults.
TLDR: It's decent writing for an MMO, but it isn't Shakespeare by any means.
If you want something with a more sophisticated story in an MMO, I'd suggest TSW. It
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Originally posted by Terranah
I see this argument a lot and I agree to a point...but what came first with the MMORPG, the massive or the rpg? I think you can have both and thats what Bioware tried to do.
If I want something with lotsa people, action, and little story, I'll go for something like APB or Guild Wars 2...but I do like story in any form of RPG. Story allows you to become invested in the journey outside of the progression mechanics.
Originally posted by grimal
You bring up a great point. People seem to forget that MMORPG's have their roots in table top role playing games, like Dungeons and Dragons, where the whole point was to try and replicate the experience of *telling a story* with a bunch of friends.
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The CGI trailers were some of the best Star Wars action ever created. I've got them all on my hard drive, and still watch them occasionally. They're more 'Star Wars' than all the prequels combined, and then some.
As for the story telling, I can't really say anything about classes other than the Imperial Agent. I will say that the agen'ts story was absolutely fantastic, and was once of the major things which kept me hooked on the game for as long as I was. It was well written, well executed, and actually made me care about / dislike the characters involved. My only real complaint about it is that it ended, and Bioware has stupidly decided not to continue it as of yet.
Word of advice: If you make an MMO based on story, you need to keep the story going. Otherwise people will lose interest and leave. Like myself and many, many others did.
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Originally posted by tixylix
I certainly agree here. I played TSW before I tried SWTOR. If a game nailed it on doing cutscenes in a MMO, TSW did. After playing that and then trying SWTOR, which was hailed for its story and cutscenes, I was really disappointed.
I know I keep comparing them, but they are two of the biggest games to include cutscenes.. In TSW, the character talking to you would walk around, use body language to emphasize while they speak, etc. It looks and sounds real. Obviously there's a bit of a disconnect when your own character just stands there mute, but they even had some fun with that in the story. In contrast, SWTOR seemed second-rate to me.
Don't get me wrong, I had fun during my trial of sweater.. But for all the resources they put into that portion of the game, I think they could have done a better job.
I can't really comment on the rest. I'm not a huge Star Wars fan. I've seen the trilogy, like most people, but I was fairly young and don't remember much. In addition, I haven't seen the new movies, the prequels I guess. I would imagine it would be difficult to please that large of a fanbase though. Now I want to watch the originals and then new ones.. damnit.
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It's not that SWTOR stories were "great" or not, but it was supposed to be the driving force in this game that set it apart from other MMOs. I think everyone agrees that SWTOR focuses more on the story aspect than any other game. What we do know is that because of the story-telling voiceovers, this was one of the most expensive MMO games ever developed. So, you would hope that it was worth it. Clearly by going F2P within the first year proves it wasn't worth it.
I think going forward, themepark MMOs are going to be designed with F2P + box purchase price in mind as a way of making money. The only kind of MMO games that are going to charge subscriptions are sandbox MMOs. Just my $0.02.
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The thing is there is good story telling out there in games, it isn't like games are still stuck in the mindset of the lost in translation Japanese way of telling a story that comes off so cheesy and just horrible to us in the west.
Portal 2 is a prime example of a game with good story telling, it is amazingly well written and funny and it keeps you in the game. Valve love creating set pieces that still give you control of your character and people are much more willing to follow a story when they're still playing. These are games and the end of the day I know far more people who skip every cutscene because they want to play, than people who actually sit there and watch them.
Also Valve animate a sphere of Wheatley and any robot in that game with more emotion than the whole cast of anything Bioware has ever created. Just watch the cardboard like animation of Biowares characters, these are even in cutscenes and not set pieces! I mean Shepard in Mass Effect has the worst smile ever and when he tries to give off any emotion, you don't see it, he is always standing still and looks like he is trying to fight his own face in how it animates lol.
I would much rather Valve create a Star Wars game and see what story they create. One thing I could bet on is it wouldn't be some cliche and feel like it has been told a 1000 times before like what Bioware do. Valve would find a creative way to tell a new story and give you a new experience, they have writers who are actually good. There are other developers out there too like the people who wrote the old Lucas Arts adventure games and even the people who wrote COD4, I know that sounds funny but people always remember things they did in that game like kill you off with a Nuke and have you crawling and trying to survive.
Bioware aren't all to blame though, Lucas Arts probably told them this is how it had to be in terms of every Jedi must use Light Sabers and what not. Even though in the original trilogy The Emperor seemed to think Lightsabers were pathetic and beneath him and called them a Jedi weapon, that still made sense as Darth Vader fell from being a Jedi to a Sith. However in the Prequels it's discovered that everyone starts off as a Jedi it seems and then falls to the Dark side and how even The Emperor uses a Lightsaber in it.......
Eurgh I hate you Lucas.
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Originally posted by tixylix
couldn´t agree more.
Always thought I am the only one noticing how badly directed and lame those cutscenes are, as if they had hired someone who failed the first semester of film school.
At least SWTOR cutscenes are still lightyears better than the laughable cutscenes GW2 is offering.
Well, another category in which Secret World blows the competion out of the water.
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"But it was so artistically done..." - Grand Admiral Thrawn's final words
Originally posted by FromHell
I bought TSW but can't make myself to play it. The starting cutscenes are not that great in my opinion and I don't like that my character is mute. I guess it's a matter of style.
And if TSW was so great, why it does struggle so much to stay afloat, TSW has forced Xfire on log in (which surprised me) and even that can't make the difference in numbers. I will play it in small doses as I love storyline MMOS but it does not make me as excited as when I play SWTOR. In fact it makes me really depressed and I don't like it LOL. I don't play MMOs to get depression LOL. I play it to have fun.
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As far as I played, I felt the storyline was well done but with excessively slow pacing.
I have mixed feelings on the dialog options. They seemed to be broken down into three choices: what you're supposed to say, what you're not supposed to say, and something sort of in the middle. I didn't want to gimp my character so regardless of how I wanted to play, I responded with what I was supposed to say.
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If SWTOR is bad at story telling, most games with the exception of 2-3 are all awful at story telling.
SWTOR is on par with 'The Walking Dead' and 'To the Moon' in terms of quality.
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In any game, having a purpose is more important than having a story. If someone can nail both those things in an MMO though we will experience something truely great. It's yet to be seen though.
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Having never played any Bioware games previous to SWTOR, all I kept hearing about leading up to the game's launch was how awesome the story would be because Bioware was developing it.
While the story aspect is better then most other MMOs, I think I had the bar set higher then what the game delivered. The story did not branch or offer much in the way of decision-making that actually mattered. In the end, I was a spectator to my own character's story.


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Some people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender are in the public eye because of their activism or profession.
Other members of the LGBT community are less visible, living or working more or less anonymously in their communities.
Both are reflected in the Montgomery College photo exhibit, "Portraits of Life: LGBT Stories of Being."
The free exhibit will be on view at the Takoma Park Rockville campus to Sept. 17 and includes portraits, each accompanied by a short narrative, illuminating the lives, thoughts and feelings of 19 members of the LGBT community living in Montgomery County.
One such individual is Jeffrey Slavin, third-term mayor of the town of Somerset, who helped fund the exhibit through his family's foundation, the Sanford and Doris Slavin Foundation in Silver Spring.
Slavin said the exhibit shows that people with different sexual orientations don't just live in big cities, but also in the suburbs.
"I feel it's important for people in the county to know we are everywhere," Slavin said. "We contribute, small and large, to the quality of life in the county."
Also featured in the exhibit is state Del. Anne Kaiser (D-Dist.14) of Burtonsville, who voted for the same-sex marriage law in the Maryland General Assembly, which now faces a referendum vote mounted by opponents in November.
Slavin and Kaiser co-chaired the steering committee that produced the exhibit, which features individuals working in a range of professions.
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There also are people in the arts, including Michael J. Bobbitt, artistic director of Adventure Theatre MTC in Glen Echo, who has been working in theater and music since his college days.
"I didn't know that LGBT people were in every sector in Montgomery County," said Bobbitt, who attended the exhibit's opening reception June 20.
"We are part of the fabric of our society," he said. "It's comforting and exciting at the same time."
Bobbitt said he brought his partner and adopted 11-year-old son to the reception, because he wanted his son to know that his family may be eclectic, but it is not unique.
"It's a great pleasure to show that we are fairly normal as families go," Bobbitt said.
Bobbitt also said he was surprised at the reception to see "how comfortable everyone was in their skins."
The exhibit does not try to downplay the struggles that some of its subjects may have experienced with discrimination or finding their true identities, but it also does not focus on that, said Deborah Preston, dean for the arts at the Rockville campus."It's more about how people have overcome and made it through," she said.
The idea for the exhibit came from Montgomery College President DeRionne Pollard, who also is featured in the exhibit, said Preston.
The event is the third in the college's "Portraits of Life" series that tells the stories of various groups in Montgomery County.
The first, in 2005, focused on survivors of the Holocaust. The second, about students attending the college, still is on display at the Rockville campus.
Preston said the third emerged from conversations Pollard had in 2011 with the MCPride group of LGBT faculty and staff on campus.
Aware of nationally publicized cases in which students had committed suicide after being bullied by their peers, the group wanted to ensure that Montgomery College was a safe place for LGBT students, faculty and staff.
With the help of Loraine Hutchins, who teaches at the college and also is featured in the exhibit, the group developed an anti-bullying statement that was adopted by the board of trustees in October.
Montgomery College also made a video of Pollard and others at the college reading the statement, as well as a video for the national "It Gets Better" campaign that helps young LGBT people who have been bullied or harassed.
Michael Meller, a commercial real estate consultant featured in the exhibit, said that the characters on TV don't reflect the full spectrum of the LGBT community.
"They tend to be extreme as opposed to the vast majority of gay people who are just average, ordinary people," he said.
Meller said he hopes the exhibit travels to other locations so that high school students and the general public can see it.
Preston said that later this year, copies of the exhibit will be made so that it can travel to venues such as PEPCO's Edison Place Gallery at its headquarters in Washington, D.C., as well as schools, libraries, art centers and the state house in Annapolis.
The exhibit's visual concept and design were created by Donna D'Ascenzo, a graphic designer for Montgomery College. Portraits were taken by photographers Sanjay Suchak and Bill Tata, also college employees.
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The Patriots had their second straight Air it Out championship in sight Saturday but Sumter edged out Fort Dorchester by a single score to claim the 2013 title.
The Patriots' Blue Team and the Gamecocks both started 5-0 in 7-on-7 passing competitions to advance to the Division 1 championship game of Byron Maxwell's Air it Out Passing Tournament held at Fort Dorchester.
Fort Dorchester quarterback Coby Garrett completed nine passes in the finals to five different receivers including two touchdown passes to DeMonte Bailey. But Sumter completed more than a dozen passes and also found the end zone multiple times.
The Patriot defense had four players break up a Sumter pass and nearly made an interception that could have turned the tables on the Gamecocks but that ball fell incomplete.
"These tournaments are good for your skill guys," Patriot coach Steve LaPrad said. "It gives you a chance to see if you have any guys who can catch the ball and gives you a chance to evaluate what kind of job your quarterback is doing throwing the ball. Football is still about blocking and tackling but this helps show you where some of your guys are."
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Wolves center Steve Reinprecht and right wing Mark Mancari scored 26 seconds apart late in the third period as Chicago (39-26-3-3) won for the second time this season when trailing at the start of the final period.
Center Jordan Schroeder and forward Darren Haydar added goals for the Wolves Friday night. Reinprecht added two assists while Haydar delivered an assist on Mancari's game-winning goal. Forwards Tim Miller and Anton Rodin and defensemen Nolan Baumgartner and Mark Matheson each collected one assist.
Goaltender Matt Climie (20-10-0) stopped 23 of 25 shots to earn his 10th win in 16 starts since the start of 2012. Matt Hackett made 23 saves in the loss.
After a scoreless first period in which the Wolves were unable to take advantage two power-play opportunities, Aeros left wing Joel Broda opened the scoring 2:38 into the second period.
Schroeder broke through and tied the game with 3:14 remaining in the second period on the Wolves fourth power play of the game. Schroeder received a finesse backhand pass from Reinprecht and one-timed the puck from the top of the left circle past the outstretched Hackett (17-16-5) to become the second Wolves player to reach the 20-goal plateau this season.
Houston (32-24-5-10) regained the lead before the end of the period. Aeros right wing Nick Palmieri picked up a loose puck in the slot after it got caught in Houston left wing Brett Bulmer's skates and ripped it into the top shelf of the Wolves net.
Momentum quickly shifted to Chicago late in the third period. Following a Rodin shot, Reinprecht evened the score by swatting home Miller's centering feed from the right corner with 5:49 remaining in the third period.
The Wolves went ahead for the first time in the game 26 seconds later when Mancari put home his team-leading 29th goal of the season. He followed up Haydar's shot from the left circle and tapped home his ninth-game winning goal of the season.
Haydar provided the insurance empty-net goal with 31 seconds left in the game to improve the Wolves record to 2-1-1-0 on the road trip.
The Wolves return to the ice at 7 p.m. Saturday in Oklahoma City.
Chicago 0 1 3 -- 4
Houston 0 2 0 -- 2
First Period--- None. Penalties---Broda, Houston (elbowing), 2:00; Cuma, Houston (high-sticking), 5:56.
Second Period--- 1, Houston, Broda 12 (Fontaine, Bagnall), 2:38; 2, Chicago, Schroeder 20 (Reinprecht, Baumgartner), 16:46 pp; 3, Houston, Palmieri 8 (Bulmer, Genoway), 18:26. Penalties---Broda, Houston (bench minor - too many men), 6:21; Hunt, Chicago (interference), 8:32; Cuma, Houston (cross-checking), 16:01; Roussel, Chicago (roughing), 19:02.
Third Period--- 4, Chicago, Reinprecht 11 (Miller, Rodin), 14:11; 5, Chicago, Mancari 29 (Haydar, Matheson), 14:37; 6, Chicago, Haydar 19 (Reinprecht),19:29 en. Penalties--- Hunt, Chicago (tripping), 6:07.
Shots on goal---Chicago: 6-13-8---27; Houston: 11-9-5---25. Power plays---Chicago 1-4; Houston 0-3. Goalies---Chicago, Climie (23-25); Houston, Hackett (23-26). A---6,834. Referee---Terry Koharski. Linesmen---Carl Sasyn and Fred Hudy.


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This cable is of better quality and is actually thicker than what came with my ipad2. It snaps in snugly, just like the original, This cable is of better quality and is actually thicker than what came with my ipad2. It snaps in snugly, just like the original, but with an actual length of 6' 6". This is the cable that should be shipped with iPads from the factory. Buy with confidence. …
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this charger device is much better than the chargers apple supply... one main reason, the wire doesn't tear when it's very flexibl this charger device is much better than the chargers apple supply... one main reason, the wire doesn't tear when it's very flexible. …
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I thought buying a charger/data sync cable directly from the Apple store would be of high quality, just as Apple holds to its own I thought buying a charger/data sync cable directly from the Apple store would be of high quality, just as Apple holds to its own standards of products made by them.
A longer charge/data sync cable is something many consumers need. Apple has yet to produce such a product and I doubt they ever will since they haven't to date. Thus, this leaves consumers with a hole in the market ecosystem in which we must seek out a third party product.
Enter Belkin, backed and sold at Apple retail stores. The cord appears to be of good quality, perhaps even sturdier than Apple's own cords. The flaw in the design is that the cord is unable to securely stay connected to the 30-pin device. A little movement and the cord has already discharged its power supply and is either half way or all the way out of the device. This proves frustrating to constantly keep pushing it in.
Also, of note, I had a problem with the USB staying connected to an Apple wall adapter. This happened only one time. The connection was "loose" even though it wasn't. I unplugged the wall adapter and the cord and reconnected everything. It hasn't happened again. (This was two weeks ago.)
I've had this charger six weeks. …
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I purchased this cable charger this past Christmas. This is one of the worse products I purchased. Right away I could tell the qu I purchased this cable charger this past Christmas. This is one of the worse products I purchased. Right away I could tell the quality was poor. It lasted three days. The connection to my iPad, and iPhone was the same... I had to keep an eye on it as somehow it would not connect properly and wouldn't beep or anything to let me know that it was not longer charging. With any slight move, it would unconnected itself. On the third day, it would actually not connect, it appeared the cable was not the right part, completely loose and would fall off. I tried it on two iPads, and three iPhones... The results were the same. …
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What good is a cord that won't stay connected
I agree with those who say it is a waste of money. I don't need the constant stress of a poor cord connection.
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Great on face value, but quit in just 3 months...
I bought this cable off of the Apple store App accessory list for charger cables and docks on Jan. 20th 2014, for $24.95. When I I bought this cable off of the Apple store App accessory list for charger cables and docks on Jan. 20th 2014, for $24.95. When I received it 3 days later I was delighted with the quality of the cable, and more so for the functional purpose for which I bought it in the 1st place. It served it's purpose perfectly and I was able to keep using my iPad to watch movies or surf the net in bed, while it was charging without having to resort to contortionist acts in an attempt to keep the wire connected to the charger at the same time. It is sturdy, well made, and looks kinda cool with the silver tip on each end of the (white is the one I bought) cable. All in all I was quite happy with the purchase and thought the $25 was well spent, or was it...?
I absolutely thought so that is, until this past 17th April, 2014. After a mere 3 months, the cable inexplicably quit working, and no amount of checking and re-checking, inserting and re-inserting it on both ends could coax it back to life again. So after such a promising start it fell flat on its face, or should I say mine, as I'm the one left with zilch to show for it.
I had higher expectations of a product that is listed in Apple's App Store Accessories category for chargers, cables and docks, as well as the fact that it is manufactured by Belkin, a fairly well known company when it comes to tech accessories and hardware. I'm unfortunately compelled to say that I'm really sorely disappointed in both of these companies for having such an inferior product representing them. It really was a wasted $25, that I should have spent on another 2 or 3 cables that perhaps may have not lasted longer, but surely would have given me more use cumulatively had I bought them instead, and I wouldn't feel so duped! If I could rate it with a negative star rating, believe me, I would give it -ve 5 stars!!! …
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Description: 24K yellow gold plated brass hamsa hand and carnelian round earrings with gold tone chain center details
- 2 inches long
- 1.6 inches wide
- Fishhook closure
Material: 24K yellow gold plated brass and carnelian
Brand: Satya
Origin: United States