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The nominees for the vacancy are: Joseph M. Bean, Managing Partner, Bean & Micken, P.C.; Sandra L. Corp, Deputy County Attorney, Weber County Attorney's Office; Michael S. Edwards, Attorney at Law; Christopher L. Shaw, Deputy County Attorney, Weber County Attorney's Office; and Dee W. Smith, County Attorney, Weber County Attorney's Office; .
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Thursday, 19 June 2008
Harissa Roasted Butternut Squash
8 comments:
- Kevin said...
Butternut squash roasted in harissa sounds great! Sweet and spicy.
- 20 June 2008 at 01:39
- Marie said...
I love harissa roasted anything Jan! You should try sweet potatoes. They're really good roasted with Harissa paste! Your butternut squash looks divine!
- 20 June 2008 at 08:53
- Peter M said...
You can still find butternut squash about? Lucky you and the sweet and spicy would be Janet-izingly good!
- 20 June 2008 at 13:56
- Raquel said...
Yummie! That sounds great!
- 20 June 2008 at 13:59
- Prudy said...
I'm a huge winter squash fan so I know that I'd love this. I'd also love those pears with blue cheese below. What a lovely blog!
- 20 June 2008 at 14:40
- Jan said...
Kevin - It was really yummy and like you said sweet and spicy too!
Marie - Thank you.
Peter - You've not lost your touch lol. The demented woman btw today has cooked Moussaka!
Raquel - Thank you.
Prudy - Glad you found my blog because now I've found yours too - yours is great!
- 20 June 2008 at 15:28
- nicisme said...
I've got some squash and harissa in the fridge, just need you to come over and do it for me! (I know, I'm lazy!)
- 20 June 2008 at 17:40
- Sue said...
I love roasted veggie anything. I've not heard of harissa before what exactly is it Jan and is there an equivalent in the USA?
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84116, for a modification to the East Mountain Logical Mining Unit
(LMU) in accordance with 43 CFR 3487.
The application for the proposed LMU modification is available for
review at the BLM State Office, 440 West 200 South, Room 500, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
The proposed LMU modification includes adding lands from one Federal
coal lease modification and decreasing lands from the termination of a
sublease agreement concerning another federal coal lease. The
description of the lands contained within the modified areas, which is
to form the modification of the East Mountain LMU is as follows:
Lease No. Acreage Land Description
UTU-06039 65.70 (added) T. 16 S., R. 7 E., SLM, Utah
Sec. 19, lots 2 and 3,
UTU-7653 (sublease) 411.60 (subtracted) T. 16 S., R. 7 E., SLM, Utah
Sec. 31, all;
Net modified acreage (345.90) less
Kent Hoffman
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4. Race, postponed after 18 laps because of rain on May 30, was finished on May 31.
5. Race postponed May 28 and 29 was cut to 332.5 miles because of rain, May 30.
6. Race ended at 435 miles because of rain.
7. Race ended at 255 miles because of rain.
8. Andretti was awarded the victory the day after the race after Bobby Unser, whose car finished first, was penalized one lap and dropped from first place to second for passing other cars illegally under a yellow caution flag. Unser appealed the decision to the U.S. Auto Club but it was upheld. A panel ruled the penalty was too severe and instead fined Unser $40,000, but restored the victory to him.
9. Race ended with 20 laps to go because of rain.
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HELPER-The matriarch of our family, Adeline M. Elegante, passed away April 9, 2008 while surrounded by her family. She is finally resting peacefully at 97 years young.
She was born Dec. 1, 1910 in Mulberry, Kan., one of 11 children of John and Adeline Senechal Maffei. She spent her youth as a farm girl in Kansas, and this set the stage for the rest of her life as a "hard working woman."
On May 3, 1930 she married the love of her life, Charles Lawrence Elegante, and together they raised four children.
Mom and Dad spent time in Montana, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah, until retirement brought them back home to Spring Canyon. On Oct. 28, 1979 Charles passed away.
Mom, your motto to "Never Give Up" gave you the strength to live your life to the fullest. Let us thank you for giving us the inspiration to do the same. We love you and will never forget you.
Adeline is survived by three children, John Elegante, Charmaine Elegante, both of Helper, Charles (Teri) Elegante Jr, Salt Lake City; 14 grandchildren, 24 great-grandchildren, five great- great-grandchildren, numerous nieces, nephews, and her guardian angel, Anita.
She was preceded in death by her husband, parents, son, Fredrick Elegante; brothers and sisters, Arthur, John B., John J., Blanche, Mary, Barbara, Phyllis Losik, Bertha Elegante, Violet Kovasich, Julia Attkisson; daughters-in-law, Katherine and Helen Elegante; great-granddaughter, Mary Rose Nielsen.
Funeral Mass, Thursday, April 17, 2008, 10 a.m., St. Anthony Catholic Church, Helper.
Vigil service, Wednesday evening 7 p.m. Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Wednesday and Thursday one hour prior to services. Committal service, Mt. View Cemetery.
EAST CARBON-Ruth DeLane Preston Quinn, age 75, passed away April 9, 2008.
She was born Nov. 25, 1932 in Castle Gate, Utah to Ralph and Hilda Latturner Preston.
Married Dean Elmer Quinn, Oct. 22, 1956 in Dragerton, Utah; he died June 24, 1982.
Ruth was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She was a very simple person who always put others first. She enjoyed family gatherings and cross-stitching table cloths for her family and friends.
Survived by her sons, Lamar Dean Quinn, Floyd Ross Quinn, Price; brothers, Lamar (Lynda) Preston, Ronald "Ronnie" Preston, both of East Carbon; sisters-in-law, Elma Preston, East Carbon, Faye Preston, Albuquerque, N.M.; grandsons, Joseph and Logan; and many loving nieces, nephews and dear friends.
Preceded in death by her parents, brothers, Herbert, Bill, Ralph, George, Samuel and a sister, Betty.
Funeral service, Wednesday, April 16, 2008, 10 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Wednesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Carbonville Cemetery.
HELPER-Our loving mother, grandmother, sister, and dear friend, Antoinette Andreini, age 82, passed away April 7, 2008 at her home.
She was born June 13, 1925 in Price, Utah to Antonio and Maria Sellaro Pinarelli.
Married Rudolph Andreini, May 25, 1946 at St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Helper, he passed away on Nov. 8, 1997.
Antoinette was a devoted member of St. Anthony Catholic Church, and she was very proud of her faith. She loved to cook, crochet, spend time with her children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and her extended family. She was a past member of the Price Ladies of Elks and the local bowling leagues. She enjoyed camping and boating with her family. Antoinette was dearly loved by all who knew and loved her.
She is survived by her son, LeRay Andreini, Salt Lake City; daughter, Clea (Greg) Cowan, Helper; grandchildren, Mike (Ann) Andreini, Felicia (Shane) New, both of Salt Lake City, Melissa Andreini, Helper, Bianca (Guy) Dumas, Salt Lake City, Chris (Austin) Cowan, Helper; brother, Leo Pinarelli, Provo; sister, Mary Scavo, Helper; six great-grandchildren, and many loving nieces and nephews.
Preceded in death by her parents, four brothers, Jay, Sam, Joe and John; sisters, Tressa Ferrarelli and Rose Passarella.
Memorial Mass, Saturday, April 12, 2008, 10 a.m., St. Anthony Catholic Church. Family received friends at the church Saturday one hour prior to the Mass. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to St. Anthony Catholic Church, 5 South Main, Helper, Utah 84526.
CARBONVILLE-Our loving mother and sister, Ruth Jensen Shannon, age 70, passed away April 10, 2008 at her home.
She was born July 2, 1937 in Orangeville, Utah to Leonard C. and Eunice Hambrick Jensen.
Married Charles W. Shannon, July 24, 1967 in Lander, Wyo.; he preceded her in death on Sept. 12, 2000.
Ruth was a member of The Trinity Christian Center of Price. She was a loving child of God, who shared a deep faith in the Lord. She was a gifted artist who loved sewing, needlepoint and working on puzzles.
Ruth was a loving and caring person who always saw the best in others. She was loved by many and will be dearly missed by all.
She is survived by her sons, John (Dusty) McKelvie, Wellington, Dee (Berdine) Shannon, Price, Leonard (Valerie) Shannon, Price; step-son, Wayne (Bonnie) Shannon, of Tennessee; loving sisters, Doris Bottoms, Evelyn Pappas, Marie (Tommy) Green, all of Price; eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Preceded in death by parents, and a twin sister, Ruby Birch.
Funeral service, Wednesday, April 16, 2008, 1 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Tuesday evening from 6-8 p.m. and Wednesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Cliffview Cemetery, Price.
PRICE-Emil Giraud, age 83, passed away April 6, 2008 at his home in Price.
He was born May 22, 1924 in Price, Utah to Peter and Catherine Larralde Giraud.
Married Helen Lorraine Lampshire, Aug. 1, 1946 in Price, she died Nov. 17, 2007.
Emil honorably served his country in the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, horses, and gardening. He was a lifelong resident of Carbon County where he owned and operated Giraud Plumbing for many years. Emil also worked for Price City and retired with 20 years of service.
Survived by three sons, Gary L. (Geri) Giraud, Maple Valley, Wash., Mike Giraud, Layton, Jerry (Loni) Giraud, Price; grandchildren, Gary Dean (Jodi), Brandon (Jenny), Michelle (Jeremy), Gena, Michael, Jennifer (Ray), Jeremy, and Joshua; great-grandchildren, Kerissa, Gavin, Joey, Taylor, Jacob, Cayla, Mackenzie, Serenitie; and sister, Jean Munk, Salt Lake City.
Preceded in death by his parents, wife, sons, James and Greg; brother Pete; and a sister, Katie Hansen.
There was a gathering for family and friends on Saturday, April 12, 2008 from 1-4 p.m. at the Greenwell Inn, 655 East Main Street. Interment, Price City Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price.
CARBONVILLE- Ricky Alferd Duncan, age 51 passed away unexpectedly April 12, 2008 at Castleview Hospital in Price.
He was born Feb. 8, 1957 in Murray, Utah to Floyd Herbert and Flora Meyer Duncan.
Member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Rick enjoyed working with his hands and he worked road construction for various companies. He loved playing darts, pool, fishing, working on cars, and he was always there to help others in need.
Survived by the love of his life, Jody Hansen, Price; step children, Jeremy (Toni) Falor, Kearns; Shawn Hansen, Price; Jennie (Jesse) Haycock, Price; brothers and sisters, Floyd (Berlynn) Duncan, West Jordan; Helen (Lloyd) Kessler, Price; Chester (Paulla) Duncan, Kearns; Penny (George) Cook, Compton, Ark.; Ray Cook and Alan Stephenson; Frank Duncan and Larry Holden, all of Salt Lake City; three grandchildren, Jeremy Falor Jr; Sara and Jessica Haycock.
Preceded in death by his parents.
Graveside service, Tuesday April 15, 2008, 2 p.m. Wellington City Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price.


text: This was easily the best chapter for a while. The part where Madara and Obito's connection to the Juubi was severed reminded me of Minato and Hashirama's battles where they severed the bond between the Kyuubi and the Uchiha controlling it. Freeing the Juubi from their control might free them up to attack with their own jutsu. However I'm inclined to think that the Juubi will attack everyone, meaning Madara and Obito will have some difficulty attacking the powered up shinobi alliance while having to watch out for the Juubi. In theory the alliance has a chance of victory if Madara can be sealed and Obito neutralised or killed while Naruto and Bee somehow stop the Juubi (with the nine names somehow). Thus setting the stage for Sasuke and the mysterious power up that he's chasing. I hope Kishi reveals more of what Sasuke is up to in the next chapter.


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It also acquired online language course provider Livemocha this week.
Amy Dusto
Between the mall stand that offers strolling shoppers cell phone accessories and the one that sells calendars for all occasions, a hole has appeared. Rosetta Stone Ltd., seller of language-learning programs and a long-time pop-up fixture in malls and airports, has closed the last of its remaining U.S. kiosks, 56 in total, it announced yesterday.
The move is part of the retailer's increasing focus on selling language lessons that consumers access via the Internet as opposed to in CD format, the retailer says. That shift began 18 months ago and has been accelerating for the last half year, a spokesman says. Earlier this week Rosetta Stone acquired Livemocha, a provider of online language courses, as part of its drive to focus on the Internet as its primary selling channel, he adds.
"Not long ago, kiosks played a critical role in building our brand and distributing our products," says president and CEO Steve Swad. "But today, learners expect us to come to them via the cloud, and that's what we're doing."
The retailer announced Monday it had acquired Livemocha for $8.5 million in cash. Livemocha, which has 16 million global members, sells online courses and practice tools for learning 38 languages, Rosetta Stone says.
Rosetta Stone will use Livemocha to migrate its legacy products, such as CDs, to an Internet-based model quickly and to provide a more modern method of distribution, says West Stringfellow, chief product officer at Rosetta Stone.
When the two businesses are fully merged, Rosetta Stone will be able to offer customers a larger range of prices, products and services, the spokesman says.
Closing the remaining kiosks will also allow the retailer to invest in more profitable marketing for the web, mobile and social media, the spokesman adds.
Rosetta Stone has closed more than 100 kiosks since 2011 in response to their dwindling sales numbers, it says. Meanwhile, online sales have tripled in the last few quarters, the spokesman says. On the institutional side of the business, which includes sales to schools, corporations and public sector customers, 99% of sales are online, he says.
Along with the kiosks, Rosetta Stone is also shedding about 45 full-time and 200 part-time employees, it says. "This is the right move for Rosetta Stone and it sets us up for long-term growth," Swad says of the layoffs. "It makes us a more nimble and innovative cloud-based learning company."
Retailers including Amazon.com Inc., BarnesandNoble.com Inc., Best Buy Co. Inc., Costco Wholesale Corp., Staples Inc. and Books-a-Million Inc. still sell Rosetta Stone's wares in stores and online, Rosetta Stone says. Its full product suite consists of digital downloads, online subscriptions, mobile apps and CD sets.


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Well I don't know if this goes here, but since this forum is for everything related with naruto, here we go. I don't know if most of the latin american and brazilians fans of naruto are aware of the polls at CNLA and CNBR this weekend which puts Naruto vs DBZ. I'm Honestly hell tired of DBZ. So, I would to encourage everybody to vote for naruto for this weekend. If anyone outside from latin american want to contribute with their vote you can do it too. Just go to the following 3 links...
For Spanish Latin America (Español)
Click "Vota Por Mi"
For English Latin America (Ingles)
Click on "Vote for me"
And for brazil (portugese)
Click "Vote em mim"
Please vote in the 3 sites, if you can...


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Ford & Akram: Humdinger
Show type: Edinburgh Fringe 2011
Imagine a double act with just two people. Imagine a girl from England. Imagine a girl from Ireland. Imagine a show about the day of the anniversary of the day these two girls first met. imagine being taken back in time then forward in time, so you can see exactly what's what, with dad jokes, rude jokes and all other kinds of jokes thrown in. Welcome to Humdinger.
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Flanders - 05/08/2011
Like watching a modern day odd couple (or for the younger generations: a robin williams and steve martin film) are these two pair of actresses slash comedians. The show could easily be turned into TV show or a film, as you are left just wanting to hear more about the adventures and exploits of this pair. I only hope these two tour so we can see more of their adventures soon. Result: a great time, and guaranteed laughs. See it and ask for an encore!


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Fun stockings! Sequins is definitely the way to go :) That dog has stolen my heart - looks precious! So lucky to have one of my own at home :) Happy Monday!ReplyDelete
Those stockings rock, Alex! You're so stinking cute. And love the J&M sale! Congrats.ReplyDelete
Love the sequins on the stockings!ReplyDelete
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Love the stockings, so cute!!!ReplyDelete
Brunch with friends- is there anything better? I am just craving a Moroccan Wedding Blanket, and I don't think I will be able to hold off much longer. xoReplyDelete
cute weekend pics. I love the stockings.ReplyDelete
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looks like an amazing weekend! mouse is so cute.ReplyDelete
sounds like the perfect weekend to me!!!ReplyDelete
Loved your picks for the Joss & Main gift guide!ReplyDelete
stockings are adorable! cute little fam you guys have :)ReplyDelete
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CHICKASHA – The Drover women had a tough time facing the Stars, who are ranked No. 2 nationally and ended up falling 49-80.
Senior Aita Gueye was USAO's highest scorer on Saturday night. She had 15 points and five assists in the game.
Sophomore Vernisha Moss had nine rebounds and six points for the Drovers.
The Drovers are 6-10 overall and 2-7 in the conference.
After coming out with a strong start and never giving up the lead, the Drover men defeated Oklahoma City in a conference battle that went down to the final seconds.
The Drovers meant business Saturday night against one of the university's biggest rivals. The men quickly took the lead, which got as high as 13 points early in the first half.
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Sophomore Phillip Harris was the team's highest rebounder with eight total. He also scored nine on the night and had two assists.
The Drovers are 7-8 overall and 3-6 in conference play.
Both USAO teams head on the road to play at Rogers State on Thursday night. After facing John Brown away, they will return home to take on Oklahoma Baptist on Jan. 27. It's Craziest Fan Night and the craziest dressed fan will win a prize!
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Lawyers in the Jodi Arias trial were denied a mistrial and claim that witnesses meant to take the stand received threats and intimidation. VPC
PHOENIX — The sentencing hearing for convicted killer Jodi Arias ground to a halt Monday when her lawyers refused to call any witnesses and a judge refused their requests for a mistrial and to withdraw from the case.
Judge Sherry Stephens stopped the proceedings and released the jury for the day, telling them to return Tuesday morning.
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Defense attorney Kirk Nurmi later said he will allow Arias to speak to the jury Tuesday. It's not clear what she will say -- In a post-conviction interview with the local Fox TV station, Arias said she would rather be executed than spend the rest of her life in prison.
On Monday, Nurmi clashed with Stephens over a motion he filed seeking a mistrial in the sentencing hearing. Nurmi said a witness who was supposed to testify regarding Arias' character had been threatened and was refusing to testify.
Patricia Womack has been receiving "threats on her life if she were to testify on Ms. Arias' behalf," Nurmi wrote in the mistrial motion.
But Stephens refused his motion, saying she could not determine why Womack would not testify because she was not present in the courtroom. Nurmi and co-counsel Jennifer Willmott then asked to drop out of the case. Stephens again refused.
Nurmi then refused to present any witnesses, and Stephens called for the recess. Nurmi later said Arias will speak Tuesday.
One of Arias' other mitigation witnesses, a former boyfriend who testified during the guilt stage of the trial, also was slated to talk to the jury on Monday.
Instead he talked to The Arizona Republic and KPNX-TV.
"My biggest goal in talking now is because I didn't get to talk today," Darryl Brewer said. "I wanted to speak on behalf of my family, to show we're not a bunch of chumps who lived with a homicidal maniac."
Brewer described Arias as "unrecognizable to me now," different from the young woman he bought a house with in 2006 — and lived with for a year and a half. "She was loving and kind. She was like an aunt to my son."
"I do not think she's gotten a fair trial," Brewer said, but added "no one can condone this heinous crime." And he thinks she brought the media circus on herself by talking — and lying — to TV reporters after she was arrested.
She needs to go to prison to pay for her crime, he said, but he hoped to convince the jury during his mitigation testimony not to send her to death row.
Arias, 32, was found guilty May 8 of first-degree murder for the 2008 slaying of Travis Alexander, 30, who was found dead in his suburban Mesa, Ariz., home. He had been shot in the head and stabbed nearly 30 times, and his throat was slit. Arias said she killed Alexander, her secret lover, in self-defense; the jury thought otherwise.
Last week, the jury determined that the murder was committed in an "especially cruel manner," making Arias eligible for the death penalty. They heard tearful comments from Travis Alexander's brother and sister as they described how his killing has torn their lives apart.
Now the jury is to consider mitigating factors — evidence about Arias' character and background that may sway them not to impose a death sentence.
Stephens instructed jurors that they could consider a handful of factors when deciding what sentence to impose, including Arias' lack of a prior criminal record and assertions that she was a good friend, had an abusive childhood and is a talented artist.
In opening statements of the trial's penalty phase, prosecutor Juan Martinez told the panel that none of those factors should cause the jury to consider a sentence other than death, given the brutal nature of the killing.
Nurmi did not agree.
"When you understand who Ms. Arias is, you will understand that life is the appropriate sentence," Nurmi said.
The proceedings are designed to play out like a mini-trial. The prosecutor would be allowed to cross-examine each witness, and both sides would offer closing arguments before the jury's deliberations.
Under Arizona law, if the jury cannot reach a unanimous decision on sentencing, the panel would be dismissed and a new jury would hear arguments and determine a sentence. If the second panel cannot reach a unanimous agreement, the judge then would sentence Arias.
"Jodi Arias has proven herself to be a conniving manipulator, so she may be saying something like this to get a reaction from the jury," said a San Francisco criminal defense lawyer, Michael Cardoza. "She may be hoping the jury says, 'We won't give her what she wants, and if she wants death, we're giving her life.' "
Earlier this week, her lawyers asked to be allowed to step down from the case, but a judge denied the request. Legal experts say the decision was not a surprising one because the lawyers have a conflict of interest with their efforts to save her life after Arias said she would rather die.
Kiefer reports for The Arizona Republic
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I'd love to see a new EQ wrapped in pretty packaging but keeping the same mechanics and play style. (I'd still like the maps and quest log, though.) Something about having to work for literally everything you obtained in that game made it a lot more enjoyable, in my opinion. EQ2=WoW, in a lot of ways, which was a huge disappointment.
I think that devs are just scared they won't be able to possibly top WoW's sub numbers by doing this, but there would definitely still be enough draw to the game to merit its creation. The type of players drawn to that type of game would most likely (if the game was done right) be LONG term sub holders.
Originally posted by Saur0n
Blizzard games do well because there are a billion blizzard fanboys. And it's not devs that are the problem. It's the production companies who force the devs to make lame crap that are the problem.
I don't think it's fair to blame the fans or the production companies. WoW did a LOT of things right, and adapted their game to meet rising interest in the MMORPG genre by more casual gamers. This is what really propelled them to the top initially, seeing as they were coming from the EQ days when only "nerds" played MMORPGs. Home PCs were also becoming a lot more common around the same time, which helped their numbers get as high as they did. Not to mention that the computers needed to run WoW weren't exactly top of the line. Add to that the quality of design, art, music, everything that went into the game, and you ended up with a very addictive and user-friendly game that blew up in popularity.
Not to mention the fact that they were in the right position at the right time to make their game when they did, and the only real competition was EQ2 which wasn't nearly as solo-friendly at launch, and EQ1 which was dated and even less solo-friendly than EQ2 was. Warcraft also had a slightly longer history than EQ, from the original Warcraft games, which gave it a large initial player base.
First off I cant say where this thread has gone b/c its 18 pages old by the time Im reading it so excuse me if Ive covered or said something that has already been said(wasnt reading all 18 pages). Also Ive palyed WoW and its not for me and my response is no way to bash Blizzard or WoW.
Is Blizzard that great...hmmm...I think its more them being lucky. They were great at advertising there product which probably led to their success. MOST other devs do not utilize this aspect of releasing MMOs(yes only MMOs b/c PS/XBOX games are advertised ALL the time). Did they create something great? Probably b/c every other dev just constantly releases another WoW colne. I think most devs TRY way to hard to be the ones who take down the GIANT that is Blizzard, by releasing unfinished games, i.e. AoC or just copy Blizzards model and call it there own, i.e. SWTOR, which I have played both games.
I dont think that most devs put in any real time to come up w/ something new and refreshing b/c 1: They are afraid that itll fail b/c its nothing like WoW, and they think thats what players want. 2: They dont listen to what players really want. Think about it, all the games that have come out in the past few years that are different fail b/c they are not finished or they fail b/c they are some clone of WoW and if players wanted that why would they leave WoW, where they have vested time in things, for something new but the same to start over.
I dont see why any dev would pump tons of $$$ into a project to copy it and have it fail. Why not pump tons of $$$ into something new and refeshing and take a shot on it taking off and being successful? As long as its finished and ready for release. At least the later you have a CHANCE of it being the next big thing. I beleive most devs sit in a room and discuss how are we going to take down WoW. To me wrong discussion to be having. How about discussing what can we do that is new and different.
Look the bottom line is that these devs have the capability of being the next WoW, problem is they get to wrapped up in it. Their not dumb they are gamers themselves they know where to take things, at least I hope they do. Stop worrying about WoW, Blizzard, whatever. Your customers, players, and fans are out there maybe its high time you start listening to them, after all WE are what makes YOU successful in the long run. If not I can always wait until your game goes F2P to play it, saves me the $$$...
BTW did not vote b/c the answewr is neither one nor the other.
Neither are to blame. The player base and intelligence (or lack there of) is to blame. You can't blame Blizzard for succeeding when people just keep buying what they're selling... and they seem to like it... just creepy to me theyre all zombies lol
Blizzard had a recipe for success with WoW that was previously unatainable by MMO companies in the past. They had an already huge name in the Warcraft franchise, and an already devoted large player base. UO had the Ultima series, big for its own time but nothing comparable to the following of Warcraft. That is the extent of their advantage, 100%, and they have carried it through ruining multiple games, not to mention the hordes of clones that they influenced, all to the delight of "fans". What that says about consumers of these games, I think, is pretty insulting
I played WoW for a long time and enjoyed it. But then, I enjoy most of the mmo's I've played.
It's well written. There's tons on content. A bit of everything and I think it always helps to have servers full of people.
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Blizzard/WoW is still king because it has stuck to fundamentals that it polished to a blinding shine at launch. Yes, those fundamentals are starting to get old and stale, and we are starting to want more-better-different...but you don't toss out a flawless diamond just because you've had it for 10 years. You run it through a sonic bath every few years and marvel at the shininess.
Every new game that has come along and tried to mimic WoW has failed pretty miserably at being WoW. They don't have the polish, and they usually try to tack on some gimmicky game system that doesn't jibe with the rest of the game or looks great on paper but doesn't stand the test of a million players hammering on it. To answer the poll : Blizzard is good, but the suck coming from the other developers is greater.
The genre is ready for something "new". We are tired of adding new rides to the themepark, as it is basically the same ride with the cars painted a different color. I hope that something "new" is a turn toward more sandbox elements. Keep the themepark stuff as well, but add more content and systems that are player centered rather than developer guided.
I am personally done with graphical DikuMUD clones and will play only sandbox games until the right hybrid comes along that offers the best of both themepark and sandbox play (Pre-NGE SWG was so close!)
I think I may be waiting a while...
If MMORPG players were around when God said, "Let their be light" they'd have called the light gay, and plunged the universe back into darkness by squatting their nutsacks over it.
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Oh SWTOR Is great, the only problem is most people consumed the content to quickly and returned to WoW!! They had nowhere permanent to go, only temporary homes in SWTOR, RIFT, Tera, and GW2...
By the time SWTOR got some required features to be like WoW, they had already lost players back to WoW...
The Pros and Cons of Blizzard!!
Pro: More Polish than just about any MMO out there, Ever!
Cons: Never any new content because of the insane amount of content and the same 3 dungeons and 1 raid zone layout had better last you for the next year or two because you won't be seeing any new one any time soon ).
For Example, Sony has so many myraid bugs and glitches that you can find everywhere in Everquest 2, and they can't even ever fix everything that breaks... Yet, they released a cool game update Skyshrine, and they release new world events and pre-expansion events... Blizzard runs the same holiday events over and over, and didn't even release any new revamp to the outdated holiday boss drops... Not having as many bugs and glitches is sweet, but only keeps players for so long when they are bored of the same zones over and over...
Old Blizzard was that good. Most of those people do not work there anymore. THAT studio doesn't exist anymore. They have been replaced by some barely talented and very egotistical people. People who are hell bent on making the game almost play itself for you.
It's a big social network now that is also a game. If WoW shut down today, not all of the players would join another MMO. That doesn't stop other companies from trying to copy and achieve the same product with the same goal. WoW's numbers have steadily declined and will continue to do so until only those who use it as a glorified chat program to communicate with their WoW friends are left.
Doubt if they will sell more expansion copies then for example GW2... we will see.
but that its dated, doesnt matter... its the graphical style that makes people play. Quite alot of people really hate other MMO's for trying to make more realistical graphics.
Originally posted by bcbully
Let me start by sayin I played WoW for five years, with an embarrassing amout of time /played on just my main not to mention my 8 alts. I stopped playing about a year and a half ago, and have no plans to go back. WoW is dated, and was taken in a direction that I could not agree with. Which brought a level of distrust for Blizzard that hasn't eased yet. With that said, how is it possible that Blizzard can take this old game with an older engine and probably sell more copies of it's 4th expansion than GW2, SwTOR, TSW and RIFT combined?! What does this say about the rest of the developers out there? How is it that Blizzard can make a game where millions of people play for years and these other developers can't make a game where most people want to play 6 months? To be far I did play RIFT for ten months. I tip my hat to the TRION team, but that's a far cry from years. So which one is it? Blizzard is that good, or does the rest of the industry suck that bad? It's either more of one or the other. edit - and an "e" to the "on" in the pole....
Well actually i wouldn't say blizzard is doing well at all. In the sense of how they where doing. everyone knows the vanilla was the best, outlands was the good expansion, everything else after was a shame. i played wow for about 5 years and after realizing i was just doing the same daily quests and shit raids for the past year i concluded how addicted i really was, wow isn't a good game, its a good addiction,
Also i heard a few weeks maybe a few months ago that blizzard was trying to sell there company because how of bad its doing compared to previous progress. Wow used to be the top game, but after the third expansion i think people started to realize that there wasn't really new content.
Originally posted by Mighty123e
Also i heard a few weeks maybe a few months ago that blizzard was trying to sell there company because how of bad its doing compared to previous progress. Wow used to be the top game, but after the third expansion i think people started to realize that there wasn't really new content.
Vivendi is the one selling - and wouldnt surprise me if Activision/Blizzard bought the shares
Activision Could Buy Itself Back from Vivendi
Originally posted by VikingGamer
Vanilla ice cream is tasty and it is a pretty safe bet. I don't think I know anyone who hates vanilla ice cream. Lots of people may prefer something else over it but very few actually hate it. And if the only ice cream you have ever tried was vanilla, it would probably be what you asked for if you were given a choice later. Most people are not very adventuresome. They go with what is comfortable. WoW is vanilla ice cream. It is safe. It is fun. It might not knock your socks off but you know you will more or less enjoy it. Most people don't change their habits. Their friends are in WoW. They have mounts and pets they have collected. They might have a title that can no longer be gotten. They have a lot of time and emotional energy invested in the game. It is the safe bet. It is not hard to play, it is reasonably fun, they don't have to learn how and when to use different skills and they don't have to take the chance that it will flop. There is a reason that you can find vanilla ice cream at almost any restaurant you stop at. Personally I like the vanilla with chocolate chips and nuts on it. That's why I still play Rift, vanilla with a little more.
Nice comparison.
A medieval sandbox MMO
Originally posted by ShakyMo
Gw2 is a better game for me. It has more of things I like than wow has.
If I was into raiding I would like wow, but I'm not.
Fair enough.
Although I think GW2 is highly overrated. In the end it is the same boring theme park MMO as WoW. The highly dynamic events aren't that dynamic. In fact I feel a higher sense of immersion in Rift then in GW2.
A medieval sandbox MMO
Well if your deciding factor on which developer is good or bad is based on how many boxes it sells. Then yea Blizzard is pretty much the best there is right now.
Which also means that CoD developer is the best online game develoepr ever.
Take it for what its worth, GW2 is the first MMO game that I have played every single day since its released. Rift was like 4 days before a weeks break, SWTOR 6 days. NEver tried AION or WoW at its release, only trials, which I never subbed for them.
From what I understand, MMORPG has the same model since 2004, except for GW2, which still isn't that much different.
Imagine every smartphone and their respective OS stayed the same since 2007, smartphone wouldn't have been as popular as it is now.
The only way MMO is ever going to be actually widely accepted as a great genre is when they break down the walls which refrains developers from doing the same thing over and over again, question themselves, and decide what makes a game good, and what makes a game great. They are game develoeprs, not MMO developers.
How much WoW could a WoWhater hate, if a WoWhater could hate WoW?
As much WoW as a WoWhater would, if a WoWhater could hate WoW.
It's a combination of 2 things.
1) Blizzard is very good at taking the best of what other games have done, and reskinning it with more polish. They also have the resources to do this on a scale larger than most companies are capable of.
2) Most gamers (and it sounds like the OP is part of this group), just aren't willing to support newer games / newer ideas. I hate to say it, but you're part of the problem.
Blizzard didn't make a game like WoW out of the gate because they are just good. It took them years and years of build up, and a loyal following to get to that point. All of the games that we have grown to love are rooted in small beginnings. That has never changed. What has changed is the number of people that now expect newer studios to be able to launch with the same production quality as a multi 100 million $ studio.
New games need time to grow, evolve, and add in the amount of polish many gamers now expect. Blizzard is simply the 'safe' option when it comes to online games. They are the litmus test of gaming. They don't necessarily make better games, but they know how to sell to their fanbase (which is massive).
You know, everyone talks WoW. But Blizzard is not only WoW.
Diablo 1 and Diablo 2 were blockbusters and Diablo 2 is played to these days... Diablo 3... meh.
Another product. Starcraft... Starcraft/Broodwars was played as eSport till Starcraft 2 came out... and now probably both do play. Do you know any RTS so hugely successful?
To make it short, Blizzard is really good. Or rather I should say Blizzard WAS really good. These days? I don't know anymore. It feels more like glacier moving forward slowly but surely and there is nothing stopping it.
As for why, answer is simple: polish. Blizzard games are really polished, responsive, acessible and fairly easy to learn. Blizzard does very good at category called "playability". Their games are not looking fantastic, don't sound nicely, but they play really well and smooth. Never in my WoW times I said "I just died becuase stupid camera angle or my controlls responded slowly/got stuck".
The old wow developer team that made vanilla wow yes.They were smart enough to do what what had to be done to bring wow on the top.
And yes the rest of developers are that bad to phail copy/paste and improve wow to the next lvl.Not only they didnt make something new but they made bad wow copies.


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As impressed as I am by his bankai and its implications... the thought that it can just be stolen just keeps lingering.
But he is cool while it's lasting, at least.
Umm...anyone care to explain why Byakuya has been blended into Captain Meat Paste, Pink Coat Captain-sama is still missing his eye, Kenpachi has been Darth-Vadered, Emo Vice-Captain-chan is missing his whole right side, Renji and Rukia have been drop-kicked out of existence, Hisagi looks like he's at death's door, and countless fodder are being turned into Cream-o'gami soup, yet Unohana and Isane are just shooting the shit in their room like it's all good?! Is Kubo even paying attention to what his characters are doing from one point to the next?
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I wonder if his flames can burn kidou and bakudou too? Just like how Barragan can age something to the point it dissapears maybe he can even burn up energy and spirit particles???
Either way rediculous! I can't even imagine Ichigo coming close to this kind of power, Yamamoto could of single handedly destroyed Aizen if his sword wasn't sealed (still don't know how it was possible when Quincies are having trouble lol). But I agree with everyone. Unohana needs to hurry up and get out on the field, shes the second strongest next to Yamamoto so she should be fighting and not saving those her squad should already have the power to save. hmm
A pie in the sky?
Anyway, can't wait til next week--hopefully we'll start seeing some of the tricks that ol' Buckbeard has up his sleeve. He doesn't seem anything close to impressive so far, but I know he's got to have some insane quincities going on. And does he have a letter as well?
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By Norma Dean HawkinsonGreen River
After watching the Green River Community Center's video on You Tube for the second time I feel I need to speak up in protest. To say I was appalled is not a strong enough word. To show our town at its very worst was uncalled for. Yes, we all know we have abandoned buildings and houses that are falling down, some trashy yards, old cars, weeds, bad roads, etc. things that surely need to be done away with or improved.
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In my opinion the CC would have been much farther ahead to show just their building and tell about what they do and have accomplished, dwell on the town's good points and appeal to someone to help them get a new building. I feel they have really done an injustice to Green River by putting out such a negative video about our town. After watching the video if you were a tourist would you want to stay in Green River, or better yet would you ever want to move here? If you haven't seen the video take a look, then you decide.


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My name is Janeal Dugmore. I am running for Emery County School Board in District #1, which includes Ferron and Clawson. I grew up in Price and have lived in Ferron for almost 20 years. I received a Bachelor's Degree with a background in accounting from Utah State University. My husband, Gayland, and I have three boys, and we own and operate Dugmore Appliance and Heating in Ferron. I also have experience in serving the community as a volunteer EMT for Emery County Ambulance for five years and as a member of the Ferron Fire Department Auxiliary for many years.
The school board sets the climate and establishes a vision for the schools within its district. The decisions the Emery County School Board makes influence many aspects of our community. They affect jobs, resources, and most importantly, the education of our children. As a parent and citizen of Emery County, I want to become more involved in the process that shapes such a significant part of our lives. My goal is to make myself accessible to fellow parents, district employees, and concerned citizens, and to help create a strong relationship between the district and the people of Emery County. I believe I can accomplish this by determining what issues are important to you and acting in line with the interests of the entire school community. I believe, unequivocally, in the value of education, and I am dedicated to serving the people of Emery County-especially its children-as a member of the Emery County School Board.


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