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Posted on 04/09/2013 7:20:30 PM PDT by marktwain
Re: "Gun culture a shock for snowbirds," Karin Klassen, Opinion, April 8.
Strange, but I know many people who go to Arizona and spend most of the winter there. They all say they feel safer there than they do in Alberta because there are very few rapes, home invasions or burglaries.
Many snowbirds who have property there obtain a firearm. They go to the police and show that they know how to handle firearms safely, are issued a permit, and buy a pistol and ammo. It can serve as protection, though it is very safe, or simply sport shooting, as ranges are everywhere and easily accessed.
The vast majority of Arizonans are friendly and enjoy the camaraderie and participation of Canadians in their sport shooting activities. Nevada is much the same, with huge training facilities for sport and defensive shooting, as are most states with concealed or open carry.
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Here's one Freeper giving very serious thought to moving to Arizona.
Can any Freepers who know the state give recommendations for a specific town(s).
I'd like conservative (of course) and near to mountains, forests, desert, wilderness area, and/or any combination of those, and not close to any large cities.
At the moment, I'm thinking of Prescott and/or Sedona; any comments on those places?
They should be loving it right now. It's been snowing in northern Arizona the past two nights. LOL! Thanks Algore!
I know that Sedona is very expensive. The locals told me that since it became a tourist town, they can no longer afford to live there.
One of the most beautiful areas in Arizona is Show Low - pretty remote though. Also Snowflake, St Johns and Holbrook.
Much less populous than Flagstaff and Sedona - which are nice areas, but have the potential (especially Sedona) to become a bit granola.
So if you want to be only remotely associated with civilization - Show Low. If you need some semblance of refinement and can deal with the stuff that comes with an "artsy" community - Sedona.
I have attended gun shows in Panama City, FL. and run across a few Snowbirds. There wasn't a lot they could buy but they seemed interested in the guns.
A while back I was paid to do a survey of campers in the Gulf Islands National Seashore. I would say at least 90% of the campers in the Winter were Canadians.
They were all with zero exceptions, pleasant to talk to. Also just about every one of them were WWII veterans. Oddly enough, the only person who refused the survey was an employee of the University I was doing the survey for.
Sedona is populated by a lot of aging hippies and all the foolish idiocy (redundancy alert!) that entails. Prescott would be far more hospitable to a FReeper. Cottonwood is worthy of consideration too.
Those are nice places. I also like the area around Scottsdale for a nice "metro" environment. For another small town to consider, look into Sierra Vista.
Love my home State. It has changed but thankfully there are still those that live here making a stand against Illegal Immigration. Can't find a job though. Prescott cheaper than Sedona.
Prescott is great, perhaps better, Prescott Valley as homes are less costly. I've bought there, and moving soon.
We moved to the Phoenix suburbs on the far west edge in December. I plan to buy at the end of the year, as I retire in a year and a half.
I don't want to be paying for three houses so I am selling the KC house. I find that we like the Phoenix area much more than we expected. We knew we like AZ having been here dozens of times in the last 15 years but not so much in Phoenix. Prices are good right now, come on down.
Just got the wife a LCR 22Mag.
You wouldn't like it.
Sedona is tourist central and vacation homes/condos.
Visit Flagstaff. Better climate. Forest and mountains. Small town.
Don't know about Prescott. I'm southeast of Phoenix in Chandler/Gilbert area. Still farmland and desert, some mountains, but it is suburbia pretty much.
To me, Prescott is a large city at nearly 40,000 population, and about the same in Prescott Valley. You might look at Safford or Globe, although Prescott does run a few degrees cooler than either.
When did Ruger come out with a .22 mag?
Thank you all for encouragement and some great suggestions!
When we lived in Las Cruces, NM over 40 years ago, we went to Phoenix - once - thought I would die. Showing the NJ nephew around, so not much choice on dates.
Was it 100 degress by 10am? And I thought NM was hot in the summer!
Flagstaff is also the sort of entry and miles from the Grand Canyon from the south, IIRC, if that interests you.
Do I remember pine trees in Flagstaff?
We lived in Scottsdale for 14 years and loved it. We moved out to Maricopa 3 years ago to be closer to our kids/grandchildren, and we've been happy here too, although there's relatively not much to do. Our town has been inundated by Canadian snowbirds, however, as they've been buying up many of the homes, lol.
My wife and I have stayed in Flagstaff three times in the last ten years. What people should know about Flagstaff is that it's about 7000 feet in elevation and, while warmer than Wisconsin where we live, can get pretty cold in the winter.
My girlfriend is building a house in Prescott very conservative area she tells me. Sedona is where the hippies live.
There is no such requirement in Arizona. One does not need a PERMIT to buy firearms or ammo. Arizona Gun Laws
They brought it out in January and I just lucked out to find one in stock at Cabela's. There are some reviews on-line. It is a sweet concealed hammer DA revolver with a good trigger pull improvement.
Many snowbirds who have property there obtain a firearm. They go to the police and show that they know how to handle firearms safely, are issued a permit, and buy a pistol and ammo. It can serve as protection, though it is very safe, or simply sport shooting, as ranges are everywhere and easily accessed.
They shouldn't even need to do that.
Arizona is now a constitutional carry state. My understanding is you can get a permit, for reciprocity purposes while travelling.
'__________can get pretty cold in the winter.'
Then I will assume I did see pine trees back those many years ago!
Meant the LCR. ;-)
A lot of people think Arizona is all desert. But much of the top half of the state is heavily forested. And it climbs in elevation towards Flagstaff. The highest peak in Arizona, Mt. Humphrey, is just north of Flagstaff.
Small frame rimfires, as a rule have heavy trigger springs, supposedly due to the smaller hammer mass.
The .22 LR has an 8# trigger pull and is smooth, very nice.
I'll have to pick up a .22 mag.
In a couple months it'll be well over 100 by 10PM.
They're not US Citizens. I'm surprised they can buy at all.
McCain obviously isn't paying attention. He's out there bargaining with the devil himself.
I will be quite surprised if you can walk in anywhere and just buy one. They are very scarce due to the new introduction and high demand. The counterman at Cabela's was amazed that they had one in stock, it had just happened to be the only one they had ever recieved and they had put it in stock the night before and I just happened to be the first to ask them to check their stock.
Its over the edge in the Phoenix valley — they had the LCR 22 Mag but not one box of 22 Mag ammo. I finally found just one box of 50 after checking three other places — I found it at a pistol shop that doesn't cater to rimfire weapons and they had that lone single small box. I have checked four times at four different stores in the two weeks since I picked this up and have found no more ammo anywhere.
I am not going to the range and shoot up my only box of ammunition for the wife's revolver. She knows how it works and it is loaded where she can put her hands on it in an instant.
Now when I get her the little sub-compact 380, I hope to get her three range trips at 30 rounds per trip so she stands a chance of hitting something with that small barrel, but the LCR is big enough that I think she can hit center-mass with it.
Yiiiiii - ! 100 degrees plus by 10a.m. (altho you wrote 'P.M.') -
I was asking about the a.m. - - -
Guess the indoor activities start - - -
I was talking about PM. It's a lot hotter at 10AM.
Ah. Good to know.
'______a lot hotter at 10am.'
Y i i i i i - !
Prescott is an odd mix of earth-hippies and conservatives. Really. Still a conservative overall bent to the town.
Yep - they built a college in the area, liberal of course, which drags in far too many lefties. (spit)
Phoenix heat really isn't a big deal as long as the A/C works - except for a few psychotic golfers, most everybody is inside an office or mall in the daytime, anyway. Construction and road maintenance workers have the hardest jobs. And the almost perfect weather we have November through April makes up for it. :)
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For Romanian Jews, a Roving Chanukah Caravan
It seems like the kind of magical myth more suited to a children's story than modern Europe — a roving Chanukah caravan, traveling from town to town to light Chanukah candles.
It seems like the kind of magical myth more suited to a children's story than modern Europe — a roving Chanukah caravan, traveling from town to town to light Chanukah candles.
On a cold winter's eve, Luciana Friedmann, the young, female president of the Jewish community of the Romanian city of Timisoara, is in a hurry. In less than an hour the doors at the Or Hadash synagogue will open, and dozens of members of the Jewish community will arrive for prayers – followed by a weekly communal discussion and a dinner of stuffed eggs, roasted chicken, and couscous.
Traditionally, Jewish community professionals in Bucharest were responsible for decorating a sukkah for the approximately 3,500 Jews in Romania's capital city, which is about the size of metropolitan Philadelphia.
Luciana, the 34-year-old president of the Timisoara Jewish community, is passionate about strengthening local Jewish life. Read how a pioneering JDC learning initiative inspired her community's largest Shabbat ever.
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Giller Prize: Lynn Coady's short story collectionHellgoing has won the Scotiabank Giller Prize, Canada's biggest award for fiction. The book was selected by judging panel Margaret Atwood, Esi Edugyan and Jonathan Lethem, who praised Coady's work as "a stupendous range of altitudes, narrative strategies and human situations, each complete and intricate, creating a world the reader enters as totally as that of a novel, or a dream." It's a good year for Canadian short fiction; last month, "short story master" Alice Munro won the Nobel Prize for her body of work.
Rhyming rejection: While Margaret Atwood will judge awards, there's one thing she's not doing: blurbing books. Melville House has published Atwood's form rejection letter — which is a rhyming poem — an "Ode to No"! An excerpt:
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Research In Motion new BlackBerry isn't doing much for the company's stock price.
Today, that is.
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UPDATE: At 2:40 p.m. Eastern Time, the selloff has picked up steam, with the stock now down more than 5%.
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Research In Motion's next-generation smartphones debut in the US with AT&T, but you wouldn't know it flashing a glance inside the carrier's stores, where shelves display BlackBerry's touchscreen Z10 device mixed in with a string of competing handsets operating Google Android and Microsoft Windows Phone. Apple, on the other hand, enjoys prominent signage even in BlackBerry-addicted Midtown Manhattan–another hurdle for BlackBerry as it tries to make its potentially last hurrah heard in an increasingly noisy smartphone marketplace.
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So Pimsleur won't help me because they say Audible (the one I bought all the courses from) *should* have the PDF reading and vocabulary exercises - between a 'rock and a hard place' on this one. My only suggestion is maybe one has to order directly from Pimsleur to actually get everything that is *supposed* to be included with these lessons.
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Photos of the Week (07/13/14)
1) The U.S. has seen a dramatic increase in Central American migrants crossing into its territory, particularly children traveling without guardians. A 14-year-old Guatemalan girl traveling alone waits for a northbound freight train along with other Central American migrants in Chiapas, Mexico, on June 19. Photo: Rebecca Blackwell / AP
2) A young boy is hoisted to the top of a boxcar as Central Americans board a northbound freight train in Chiapas, Mexico, on June 19. Photo: Rebecca Blackwell / AP
3) A Honduran migrant traveling with her daughter crosses under barbed wire to return to the freight train they had been traveling on before it derailed in Chiapas on June 20. Migrants say that in addition to fleeing violence and extortion at home, they also decide to head north because they have heard that a change in U.S. law requires the Border Patrol to swiftly release children and their mothers and let them stay in the United States. Photo: Rebeca Blackwell / AP
4) A flight carrying 126 Guatemalan migrants, including 90 women, landed in Guatemala City Thursday after they were deported from the U.S. Photo: Pakal Koban / Reuters
5) Immigration sympathizer Mary Estrada, left, and anti-immigration activist Sabina Durden debate during a protest outside of the U.S. Border Patrol Murrieta Station on July 7, 2014 in Murrieta, Calif. Dozens of opponents of undocumented immigration faced off against pro-immigration demonstrators in Murrieta, California, on Monday, with both sides hurling insults at each other as the police kept them at a distance. Photo: Sandy Huffaker / Getty Images. A demonstrator arrived with a sign at the protest in Murrieta, Calif. on Monday. Photo: Robyn Beck / AFP - Getty Images
6) Residents take cover in a concrete pipe used as a bomb shelter, as a siren warning of incoming rockets is sounded in the southern community of Nitzan, near Ashdod July 8, 2014. Israel bombarded dozens of targets in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, stepping up what it said might become a long-term offensive against Islamist Hamas after a surge in Palestinian rocket attacks on Israeli towns. (REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly)
7) A Palestinian man searches for belongings under the rubble of a house which police said was destroyed in an Israeli air strike in Gaza City July 9, 2014. At least 23 people were killed across Gaza, Palestinian officials said on Wednesday, by a bombardment Israel said may be just the start of a lengthy offensive against Islamist militants whose rockets struck deeper than ever before into Israel. (REUTERS/Mohammed Salem)
8) Two Ukrainian paratroopers wounded during fighting with pro-Russian militants married their sweethearts Wednesday -- from the hospital beds where they are recovering from their injuries. Photo: MAXIM MARUSENKO / EPA
9) Victoria Wilcher of Jackson, Miss. is excited after coming off Delta flight 1136 from Atlanta near the baggage claim Monday, July 7, 2014 at Florida Southwest International Airport in Fort Myers, Fla. Victoria, 3, will receive an artificial eye, pro bono, from ocularist Raymond Peters of Naples. She was mauled by her grandfather's three pit bulls in April. (AP Photo/Naples Daily News, Corey Perrine)
10) 20-year-old Shamshu Nahad was fanned by a relative as she awaited the birth of her second child in Dar Paing, a camp for Rohingya Muslims in Rakhine state, Myanmar. With almost no access to life-saving medical care, her husband, Mohammed Shafiq, 25, watched anxiously from the doorway of their makeshift home. His wife spent four days in complete agony, buckled over in pain and drenched in sweat, before the baby finally arrived. Just four hours after she came into the world, Nahad's daughter was dead. The family is among 140,000 Rohingya Muslims living in camps outside of Sittwe after rampaging Buddhist mobs chased them from their homes in 2012. The tiny corpse, wrapped in white cloth, was placed on a straw mat and lowered into the moist earth, neighbors and relatives bowing their heads as they quietly recited Muslim prayers. Photos: Gemunu Amarasinghe / AP
11) A man takes pictures of a sunken open-air parking lot after heavy rainfall hit Chengdu, Sichuan province, July 9, 2014. Four cars fell into the pit and one stuck on the edge as the ground sunk, according to local media. (REUTERS/China Daily)
12) An airline passenger made light of a potentially terrifying situation by posting a selfie while wearing an oxygen mask as his plane made an emergency landing in Paris on Tuesday night. TAP Portugal confirmed that the flight from Lisbon to Amsterdam had been diverted due to what they described as a "technical failure. "So I've been on the worst flight of my life! But I couldn't resist to make a funny selfie!" Twitter user @JeyoTheKinPin wrote. Photo: Courtesy @JeyoTheKinPin
13) BEFORE: Fans of Brazil cheer as they arrive at Mineirao Stadium, in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, before the start of the FIFA World Cup semifinal match between Brazil and Germany, on July 8, 2014. Photo: Gustavo Andrade / AFP - Getty Images
14) AFTER: Germany defeated Brazil by 7 goals to 1 in their semifinal World Cup match, destroying the home fans' hopes of winning the championship. Photo: AFP – Getty Images; EPA; Reuters; AP
15) Nathalie Dorner celebrates after a German goal in New York City. Germany scored an unprecendented five unanswered goals in the first half of the game. Photo: Andrew Burton / Getty Images
16) Baked goods in the form of soccer jerseys with the 7:1 result of the FIFA World Cup 2014 semi-final match of Germany against Brazil are seen in a bakery in Stuttgart, Germany, July 9, 2014. The bakery is run by the brother of the head coach of the US national soccer team. (EPA/DANIEL MAURER)
17) People cheer after hearing the midday "Chupinazo" rocket announcing the start of the San Fermin festival in Pamplona July 6, 2014. Tens of thousands of expectant party goers holding red scarves squeeze into the town hall to kick off 204 hours of music, dancing, drinking, bullfighting and for the brave or unwary, an 825 metre (902 yard) daily sprint in front of six fighting bulls known as the Running Of The Bulls. (REUTERS/Vincent West) Revelers from around the world turned out here to kick off the festival with a messy party in the Pamplona town square, one day before the first of eight days of the running of the bulls glorified by Ernest Hemingway's 1926 novel "The Sun Also Rises." (AP Photo/Andres Kudacki)
18) People look at a ''Cabezudo'', one member of San Fermin Comparsa Group, during the San Fermin festival, in Pamplona, Spain, Monday, July 7, 2014. Revelers from around the world arrive to Pamplona every year to take part in some of the eight days of the running of the bulls glorified by Ernest Hemingway's 1926 novel "The Sun Also Rises". (AP Photo/Alvaro Barrientos)
19) A cow jumps over revelers on the bull ring at the San Fermin festival, in Pamplona, Spain, Tuesday, July 8, 2014. Revelers from around the world in Pamplona take part in an eight-day event of the running of the bulls glorified by Ernest Hemingway's 1926 novel "The Sun Also Rises." (AP Photo/Alvaro Barrientos)
20) A ''recortador'' jumps over a bull during a competition at the San Fermin festival in Pamplona, Spain, on July 12. Photo: Andres Kudacki / AP
21) A child cries after he fell while running with the toy bulls during the Encierro Txiki, or Little Bull Run, on the fifth day of the San Fermin festival on Thursday in Pamplona, Spain. The annual Fiesta de San Fermin, made famous by Ernest Hemingway's 1926 novel "The Sun Also Rises," is a week-long festival involving a daily race through the narrow, cobbled streets in the historic heart of the city. Photo: Pablo Blazquez Dominguez / Getty Images
22) The annual "Wattoluempiade," or Mud Olympics, were held last Sunday in the northern German city of Brunsbuettel. The games include soccer, handball and volleyball and help raise money for a cancer relief organization. Photo: MORRIS MAC MATZEN / Reuters
23) A participant gets a shower after a handball match at the "Wattoluempiade," or Mud Olympics, in the northern German city of Brunsbuettel, July 6, 2014. During the event, participants also join in other games including soccer and volleyball matches. (REUTERS/Morris Mac Matzen)
24) A competitor takes aim during the 2014 World Pea Shooting Championship in Witcham, southern England July 12, 2014. The annual competition has been held in the village since 1971 and attracts participants from across the globe. (REUTERS/Neil Hall)
25) Filipino divers wearing soccer kits of Germany (L) and Argentina (R) play a version of soccer inside an aquarium tank at the Manila Oceanpark, Philippines, July 12, 2014. Argentina will face Germany in the FIFA World Cup 2014 final in Rio de Janeiro on July 13. (EPA/RITCHIE B. TONGO)
26) Mathias Danze arranges fruits and vegetables in the colours of the German national flag (TOP) and Argentinian flag (BOTTOM) in a supermarket in Stuttgart, Germany, 11 July 2014. Germany faces Argentina in the FIFA World Cup 2014 final in Rio de Janeiro on 13 July 2014. (EPA/SEBASTIAN KAHNERT)
27) A night out on the town in Denver Tuesday brought President Barack Obama to a crowded pizza restaurant, a pool bar and face-to-face with a man wearing a horse head mask. It was a case of "the bear is loose," the president's own description of the times when he is able to break free of the trappings of Washington and experience what everyday Americans see. Of course that's nearly impossible with the crowds that are attracted to his every move and his security detail. Shaking hands with dozens of bystanders along a Denver street, the "bear" came face-to-face with a person wearing a horse's head mask, in honor of the Denver Broncos NFL football team.Photo: AFP - Getty Images
28) A Supermoon, occurring when the full moon is closer than average to the Earth, shone in the night sky around the world on Saturday. The Supermoon rises over houses in Olvera, in the southern Spanish province of Cadiz, on July 12. Occurring when a full moon or new moon coincides with the closest approach the moon makes to the Earth, the Supermoon results in a larger-than-usual appearance of the lunar disk. That distance varies because the moon follows an elliptical orbit. When it's close and full, it appears bigger and brighter than normal, although in fact the difference can be hard to detect. Photo: Jon Nazca / Reuters
29) The sunset phenomenon known as Manhattanhenge created striking photo opportunities in New York City on Friday evening, with New Yorkers taking to social media to show off the beautiful view. During May and June, the sun sets precisely in alignment with Manhattan's main street grid, and New Yorkers can see the full disk of the sun sitting on the horizon, in the space between the skyscrapers. Photo: @digimuller via Twitter
30) Workers are busy next to a figure of Gulliver at amusement park 'Gulliver's World' in Pudalga on Usedom, Germany, July 8, 2014. The sculpture of Gulliver in Liliput is 36 m long. The park will open for visitors on 11 July 2014. Photo: AP Photo/dpa, Stefan Sauer
31) New England cranberry farmer Adrienne Mollor arranges a rose shaped floating display full of cranberries at the Hampton Court Palace Flower Show on July 7, 2014 in London, England. Hampton Court Palace Flower Show opens to the public tomorrow and runs until July 13, 2014. It is the world's largest flower show with over 600 exhibitors spread over 34 acres. (Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images)
32) A model presents a creation from Candy Tang's collection titled 'Space Fantasia' as part of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University's 2014 graduation fashion show during Hong Kong Fashion Week for Spring/Summer 2014 in Hong Kong July 7, 2014. (REUTERS/Tyrone Siu)
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Trust me, you are not alone in this. Until this day, after playing TOR I'm asking:
~ why I can't switch sides ?
~ why my trooper can't become one with the force ? Or have kid (unlockable class) that will be one with the force ?
~ why I can't switch weapons ?
~ why I must travel to same planets every 3-4 lvl without need to go back EVER ?
~ why I must do everything always the same in exact same order ?
Seeing Star Wars (that is focus on war between 3 sides, dark side, light side and people that don't use force) and Star Trek (EXPLORATION BY BIG E!!!!) I can't stop wonder why they decide to do another generic mmo about nothing just to fill pockets.
Today I'm thinking that it would be better if TOR or Star-Trek would came AFTER Guild Wars 2. ArenaNet shown that you can create rich game and have big success without 1:1 copy of the WoW. So I think that Bioware and Cryptic would do things much better. Bioware could mix sanbox style games like EVE etc with their storytelling etc. Cryptic could do everything different.
Sad part is that we won't see good Star-Trek / Star Wars MMO for next 10 years or something :-( Hope ArenaNet would score big big big and George Lucas would went to them and beg for mercy and ask to make Star Wars game without sticking his finger to their work. I would love to see what ArenaNet could do with Star Wars franchise, 500 milion dolars (300 development and 200 advertisment) and 5 years of work.
So back to topic - single player ? No. This world is too big for one person to fill.
Originally posted by Zecktorin
Well even in single player sandbox game I would want to be able to invite friends. Make it a living breathing world kind of like X3 and etc. But be able to invite your friends.
single player game means just you. if you invite friends it becomes a multiplayer game.
just go play SWOTR, it's pretty much a single player game with the option to group up if you really want to.
Originally posted by Jakdstripper
Originally posted by Zecktorin
Well even in single player sandbox game I would want to be able to invite friends. Make it a living breathing world kind of like X3 and etc. But be able to invite your friends.
single player game means just you. if you invite friends it becomes a multiplayer game.
just go play SWOTR, it's pretty much a single player game with the option to group up if you really want to.
haha Key word is non linear lol.... SWTOR is a fun game, but its very linear.
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Personally I am looking for a Star Wars: Rogue Squadron game. Dog fights, Empire VS Rebellion, Control points in the galaxy that you battle over.
However as tp the OP, Star Wars galaxies would have been a perfect game to add elder scrolls type tool kit where players could create their own Moons or planets.
Two things:
1) Yes, it would be beyond nifty were there a game that was parts ELITE, parts STO, parts this, parts that - that you could play for years and kiss the MMO genre goodbye. Ahem, there could even be various DLC/xpacs for it - so there could be a continued source of income for the developer of the single-player game.
2) Speaking of STO though and going the other way, I wish other MMOs allowed that depth of single-player experience by allowing you to form parties from NPCs. The SSI Gold Box MMO, eh? Or imagine WoW if you could put together your own party of five ala STO...but uh, not WoW - better.
Touching upon the first - it's a tough one, since this is a MMO site - but yeah, definitely. I want that single-player game that offers months and months of non-linear play...years of play. I want to explore, I want to revisit worlds to see what has happened since I was there, etc, etc, etc - I want that space based virtual universe simulator... where it's not about doing X, Y, or Z - but it's about doing whatever I want. Of course, that could also mean that it's short lived...heh, I fought the law, but the law won and all that...
Touching upon the second again - yeah, I don't like people but I like MMOs.
I miss the MMORPG genre. Will a developer ever make one again?
Explorer: 87%, Killer: 67%, Achiever: 27%, Socializer: 20%
Originally posted by Gorwe
No, you are most certainly not! I'd love Star Trek with right and proper Sense of Exploration! NOT god-damned ST:O! [edit]
What do you expect from Sci-Fi Exploration? Scaled Real Time Travel (SRTT) or instantaneous point to point travel a la Kotor? In SRTT it could take 3 days or real world time to travel from one world to another. Or it could take 3 months, or 3 years. In a year of typical game play you can discover 2 uninhabitable worlds. Or it could be 1 Mars (desert) type planet a day for 10 years. No magnetosphere, no atmosphere, no life just a dead dry rock in space.
You want a non-linear game world, well how so? Like SWG were the scaled mission spawn would randomly appear in the game world. If another player was already there, he would take it and a new spawn point would have to be calculated. This would keep happening until you could get to the location before any other players. Or like Matrix Online (MxO), where the mission would spawn on a unique floor of one of the many enterable building in the game world. Or City of Heros (CoX) Where you enter a randomly spawned mission instance. SWG's The Village had a mission event where once an hour for 30 minutes the village was sieged by Sith NPCs, sounds a lot like GW2's DWEs to me.
Or maybe it could be a random quest generator that pulls from the five typical quest types, kill 10 of X, escort, defend, deliver, or craft. So you go to the mission terminal and you only pull Kill 10 of X missions for 8 years. Is this what you are asking for?
Originally posted by Jakdstripper
yes you are.
TBH it's probably easier to make a Star Wars or Star Trek game similar to Skyrim (with the space components). If you start to make an MMO you'll end up making way too many compromises (e.g. PvP, PvE, etc.). With a solo or at least small scale coop game (like NWN) you don't have to take that much care of player actions which will kill other player's enjoyment of the game.
Originally posted by Jakdstripper
Originally posted by Zecktorin
Well even in single player sandbox game I would want to be able to invite friends. Make it a living breathing world kind of like X3 and etc. But be able to invite your friends.
single player game means just you. if you invite friends it becomes a multiplayer game.
just go play SWOTR, it's pretty much a single player game with the option to group up if you really want to.
For a single player game they added way too many restrictions to the game.
Going to finally be a Star Wars game worthy of playing.
Originally posted by Gorwe
SRTT would be fine. It would convey the Spirit of ST just fine. But do not do 1 real day=1 day in game(that'd be mistake imo). That's why TES style of travel would be fine(tis SRTT if you ask me...).
Concerning quests-there should be overarching storyline that is MASSIVE and has 2-4 endings. There ought to be chained events a la GW 2 DEs that don't matter too much(escort duties anyone;)). Those should be random. It also should make you start from ensign and you make your way up to whatever you like(not everyone wants to be a capn).
I'd be ok with that...
The nearest galaxy is 2.5 MILLION light years. I am not saying that the scale would be 1 day = 1 day, but more like 1 day = 1 million light years of travel. Until a high speed travel network can be crafted (1 month of crafting) at the newly discovered location. FYI, if an exit is not defended and lost, it must be required to travel there again.
Colony ships (think aircraft carrier/supply ship + battleship) are slow moving tanks, of crafting purposes. Cruisers are persuit fast glass cannons. 4 or 6 cruisers could take out a Colony Fleet, or just slow it down and diminish its supplies. BTW Destroyers are part of a Colony Fleet, they provide escort defense. Think of destroyer as an off Tank DPS, 1 Destroyer will take out 3 to 4 Cruisers. Destroyers can not hope to pursue and overtake a Colony fleet, just not that fast and too heavy. So what would you do for 2.5 days of travel? Craft and repair the fleet. Defend the fleet from any days long assaults. There are a few more ships that I haven't described. That is a small taste at how I would handle space exploration.
Why start out any player at officer ranks? All players should start the game as enlisted and work up 9 rates just to unlock officer ranks on a character. The the first 6 become unlocked. The next 5 (Admiralty) should have some other unlocking task.
I suppose there could be a massive non linear story arc. But don't expect to be the main character in the story, you are just red shirt #61.508.325. You exist only to serve your part in accomplishing the tasks set before you or failing them. If 75% of your faction fails this month's tasks, then it progresses down that failed branch. getting closer to a failure conclusion. Guess what conclusion the opposite faction is approaching? When the story ends, a new story begins. Exciting, probably not you are a small cog or spectator in the big picture. Maybe you are a Senior Chief who wins 97% of your monthly tasks, and you gain a reputation amongst players as a force to be reckoned with. Next month you unlock 1 of 25 slots to the academy, and you don't wash out. So now you are an officer and a step closer you crafting your own story line.
OMG a DALEK Exterminate!!!! well i love your Avatar, but back to topic, id say Star trek had some nice titles too, i loved Judgement rites and 25th anniversary back then, a final unity was good as well in its time, svga graphics back in the mid 90s, then came starfleet academy, check the internet for reviews and youtube for videos, that game had the voices and actors in it. SWG was great but Jedi knight was a way better game , but i was no mmo... id like a new good Star trek and star wars game, but i dont see any good studio around that could take the franchise and make it. bioware just made a moneymilk game... but its not the skywalker era... TOR 1 and 2 were great, even with that strange implemantation of dungeons and dragons ruleset.
Originally posted by Rednecksith
Honestly, I'd be happy with another STV: Elite Force game. That was one of the best FPS games I've ever played. It managed to stay mostly true to the series, while delivering a lot of great action.


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Report: Kempton, Saturday
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ONLY a last-hurdle wobble cast a shadow over an otherwise brilliant Lanzarote-winning performance by Oscara Dara at Kempton.
The Nicky Henderson-trained eight-year-old, ridden with great confidence by Barry Geraghty, was heading for a simple victory before he stumbled over the last flight, landing the other side on decidedly unsteady legs.
However, Oscara Dara quickly righted himself and picked up gamely for Geraghty on the run to the line.
He was reverting to hurdles having finished second last time out at Plumpton in what was his debut over fences, and Henderson said he would remain in this discipline for the rest of the season. Oscara Dara's record over the smaller obstacles is now three wins from four races.
Henderson said: "Plumpton was all right, but not good enough. I schooled him again this week and it wasn't going to plan – he's not comfortable enough over a fence.
"We have to stick over hurdles now. There's no point bullying him over fences, but he is eight so maybe he'll have some intensive schooling over the summer."
BetVictor introduced the winner to their Coral Cup market as a 10-1 shot.
In a thrilling final few furlongs Captain Sunshine came from deep in the field to threaten, but fell at the last moments after Oscara Dara had his own scare.
Romeo Americo, a 100-1 shot who was 2lb out of the handicap, was a surprise second after staying on smartly for Wayne Kavanagh.
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The Washington Post is reporting that President Obama has assigned his staff with the task of designing a new set of government guarantees behind the U.S. mortgage market. Although as the Post also reports the "approach could even preserve Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac." That's correct. Despite their role in driving the housing bubble and the already $160 billion in taxpayer losses, President Obama appears to be considering just putting the same failed system in place. Of course, we'll be promised that it will all work better this time.
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Washington Post Asks for Budget Plans
The Washington Post's editorial board issued a challenge to the president and his Republican opponents: "show us your plans" for deficit reduction. In fact, the Post says it would be "delighted" to receive plans from its readers. However, the Post isn't interested in "meaningless promises" to cut "waste, fraud, and abuse"—it wants specifics:
Voters Don't Support Corporate Welfare
Two polls of likely voters released by Rasmussen Reports today indicate that the federal government's corporate welfare programs should be prime targets for spending cuts.
Buffett Should Put Up or Shut Up
Billionaire investor Warren Buffett's latest call for the federal government to soak the rich was prominently – and rather uncritically – featured on the major networks' evening news last night. President Obama promptly jumped on Buffett's op-ed in the New York Times to bolster his argument that Washington needs to generate more revenue.
Federal Job Training Follies
It's darkly comical that the same entity responsible for killing countless private sector jobs with its taxes and regulations operates job training programs. Cato has been documenting the failures of federal job training programs for decades, but "do something" policymakers in Washington refuse to accept the reality that they're not the solution to problems that they help create.
Essay on Small Business Administration
An essay on terminating the Small Business Administration has been added to Cato's Downsizing Government website.
Medicare Fraud: Et Tu Reverend?
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Charity and the Federal Government
David Boaz's post on bizarre and utterly preposterous claims that the federal government's "social safety net" has been shrinking brought to my mind James Madison's position that "Charity is no part of the legislative duty of the government."
Closing Post Offices
The U.S. Postal Service just posted a $3.1 billion loss for the third quarter and the outlook for the rest of the year is bleak. The USPS wants to save money by closing post offices. I recently examined this issue in an op-ed for the Daily Caller:
Can Washington Find the Jobs?
Since 2008, we've had the largest macroeconomic "stimulus" since World War II, but the slowest economic recovery. The government's stimulus has been much larger than just the $800 billion spending bill passed in 2009. In Keynesian theory, the stimulus has included a total of almost $5 trillion of federal deficit spending since 2008. Despite that colossal stimulus, we've had a horrible jobs market and very sluggish growth.


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Riverfest attendance will help make up for some of last year's losses
LA CROSSE, Wis. - Riverside Park is returning back to normal this week after the annual Riverfest celebration.
Organizers say it was an average year for attendance at the festival with an estimated 25,000 people taking in some part of the event. Of those, about 15,000 bought a button, and 400 bought a ticket for the special event that included the headlining band Cheap Trick.
Those numbers were much needed after last year's attendance dropped because of the excessive heat. "It helps make a dent, you know we still have operating costs from this year that have to be covered up, and that's why it's a multi-year process to get there," said Riverfest Media Director Nick Bjerke.
Final numbers on finances aren't expect for another few weeks.
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Historic National Road Scenic Byway
The National Road is called the "road that built the nation" because it was the first highway in American history. Today the National Road in Illinois covers 164 miles, from Marshall and the Wabash Valley to East St. Louis and the Mississippi River.
Home to the Balloon Fest, Foundation Park has many walking trails, nature areas, and gathering places.
Listed on the National Register, it has six restored rooms with china, furniture, engravings, and books that belonged to the settlers when Lincoln attended the legislature.
Located across from the Statehouse in Vandalia, the park features a life-size, bronze statue of Abraham Lincoln. This is a favorite spot for photos with the 16th president.
Annual Home Garden & Business Expo featuring over 40 exhibitors and 2 full days of "How To" demonstrations. Breakfast and lunch available, hourly door prizes, blood screenings on site and register for the "Grand Prize!"
Step inside the Illinois' oldest surviving State Capitol building. Vandalia was the fourth statehouse in Illinois, and is best known for the era when Abraham Lincoln served in the Illinois House of Representatives. Visitors can enjoy guided tours of this restored landmark.
Enjoy fine handcrafted Illinois wines served with a personal touch in a relaxing country atmosphere. Experience the outdoor beauty of Southwestern Illinois' rolling farmland or sip wine indoors by a cozy fire.
Ingram's Pioneer Log Cabin Village
Pre-Civil War log structures rescued from destruction by the Ingrams. Many of the 17 homes and other buildings are furnished with authentic pieces and open to the public. Visit Jacob's Well Inn, frequented by Abraham Lincoln.
Taste the tradition of over 100 years of quality grown fruit from the Mazanek family orchards. Even connoisseurs will appreciate a glass of John James, a delightful semi-sweet blend of Golden Delicious and Jonathan apples aged in American oak.
Schwartz Orchard in Mt. Vernon
This orchard features fresh-picked apples, peaches, a pumpkin patch, cider and special events for children during apple season.
Antiques, collectibles, glassware, oak furniture, and fireplace mantels.
CITY:Central City
With 45-acres of recreation, Fairview Park features a swimming pool, baseball and softball fields, Skateboard Park, several picnic shelters, and a variety of playground equipment.
In 1779 George Rogers Clark led his army from Kaskaskia through this area to Vincennes, Indiana, where they captured Ft. Sackville from the British. At the time, this building was named for being near the midpoint of the Vincennes-St. Louis Trail.
Carlyle Lake State Fish and Wildlife Area
As a major stopping point for migrating ducks and geese, this 9,486-acre area offers excellent public waterfowl hunting opportunities.
Open April 1 - November 11, with 19 sites available for rent. Outdoor recreation surrounds!
Vandalia Lake provides high quality camping facilities for overnight camping. The campground includes sites with electric outlets, modern shower with flush toilets, and a dump station for recreational vehicles. Campgrounds are open from Memorial weekend through last weekend in September.
Driftstone Pueblo carries many craft supplies including sinew, heshi, findings and cords. Also, kid's toys, beads, jewelry, canes, soapstone, metaphysical items, artifacts, crystal cubes, knives, swords, and much more.
CITY:St. Elmo
Located behind the Statehouse in a century-old church, this museum is full of Lincoln-era memorabilia, including his letter cabinet and an axe carved with his initials.
Centralia Area Historical Museum
Artifacts, pictures of coal mining, railroading, business, farming in and around Centralia. A work in progress by the Centralia Area Historical Society to preserve the past of Marion County.
Fresh, in season, apples, peaches, pears, strawberries, blackberries, tomatoes, pumpkins and more are available at Schwartz Orchard. We offer both picked and you-pick fruits and berries. Come see our different varieties of blooming flowers and beautiful hanging baskets.
The marina offers modern concrete docks, an air-conditioned lounge, private showers, dry dock, and winter storage.
This fresh water shrimp (prawn) farm offers agricultural tours and harvest festivals in the fall. Prawn, catfish and hushpuppies are available for purchase.
Centralia's resident carilloneur performs on the town's 65-bell carillon, one of the few in the country. The surrounding park also features a museum and tours of the 165-foot-tall tower.
Located among the rolling hills of Southwestern Illinois, this park has a beach and offers boating, camping, fishing, hiking, swimming, and other activities. 140 camp sites open year round for outdoor lovers
Centralia Historical Society Museum
Centerpieces of the collection are newspapers and memorabilia from the coal mining days with tributes to railroad history.
The park is open for boating and fishing year round and hosts a major drag boat racing event each year.
This speedway features racing on a 1/3-mile clay oval track Saturday evenings from spring through fall.
Centralia Illinois Downtown Theatre
This former vaudeville and movie theatre has been restored to its former glory.
Badollet House Bed & Breakfast
National Register historic home featuring period decor with contemporary conveniences. The Badollet House is not only a bed and breakfast, but also caters to small parties, weddings, business meetings and special occassions.
National Road Interpretive Center
The National Road Interpretive Center in Vandalia, Illinois tells the story of the surveyors, laborers and travelers of the National Road, sometimes called the Cumberland Road or National Pike. The Interpretive Center is a museum with hands-on activities for children including a Conestoga wagon that the youngsters can load for its journey. Abraham Lincoln's connection to Illinois National Road towns is also spotlighted. One of the largest artifacts is an original National Road timber dating to the 1830s. Visitors will develop a better understanding of the importance of this road to Illinois and American history as well as an appreciation for the people that were involved in its construction.
Located in downtown Centralia, this 60,000-sq.-ft. building features an Olympic-size, six-lane competition pool with spectator seating. The main gymnasium has room for two full-size basketball or three volleyball courts with seating for 400.
Steve's has a big selection of antiques and collectibles.
Goody's offers a wide variety of clothing, shoes, and accessories for the entire family.
Spacious, quiet, clean and affordable lodging, with free in-room coffee, free continental breakfast. Enjoy 25" remote color tv-hbo and cable. Just minutes from I-57.
This is an 18 hole regulation course located in Centralia, IL. From the longest tees it offers 6,150 yards of golf for a par of 70. The course was designed by Tom Bendelow and opened in 1922. The course rating is 68.5 with a slope rating of 107. Greenview is a daily fee golf course with an 'Open To Public' guest policy.
This public 18-hole, par 70 course is open year round, with rental clubs and carts, plus a snack bar.
Ride the rails and experience train travel as it was decades ago on a 15-inch-gauge Crown steam locomotive that runs through Charley Brown Park.
The Rusty Nail has a large selection of great antiques.
Welcome to the Americas Best Value Inn-Bell Tower of Centralia, Illinois, conveniently located in the heart of downtown Centralia within view of the historic Carillion Bell Tower and within walking distance of some of the finest dining and shopping in southern Illinois. Our 4-story interior access (elevator) Inn features 56 nicely furnished guest rooms with added amenities including cable TV with HBO and hairdryers. Upgrades include coffeemaker, mini-fridge, microwave, and iron/board. We offer a FREE deluxe continental breakfast, indoor pool, and playground for the kids, a meeting/banquet facility with kitchen and a business center in the lobby. Come relax and enjoy the value at the Americas Best Value Inn-Bell Tower of Centralia. Hi-Speed Wireless Internet Access available.
Badollet House Bed & Breakfast
This 4 room bed and breakfast is located in downtown Salem just minutes from the Mariona County Fairgrounds.
This 18-hole course has lots of character, and is open to the public from 9am-12pm Monday through Friday. Golf carts are available.
Modern Alpine home reflects heritage. View beautiful scenery. Fireplace, TV, VCR, books, and games in common areas. Full breakfast. Twenty minutes from Vandalia.
Housed in the old county jail, this museum is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Averaging over 10,000 skydives annually, more than 1,200 students make their first jump each year with high quality, USPA-rated instructors.
Clean, affordable, quiet and comfortable lodging in downtown Centralia. Within walking distance to downtown businesses shops and cafes.
Affordable, clean and comfortable lodging with lounge/bar and restaurant on site. Right off the interstate.
This 160-year old home has three rooms of original furniture, pictures and personal items once owned by politician William Jennings Bryan.
Webber's Wagon is a mini mall full of unique antiques and collectibles.
Reserve this beautifully decorated log home (1450 sq. ft.) with black bear decor all to yourself. Maximum occupancy is 8 people. Included when you check in is your evening crock pot meal on the kitchen counter with homemade bread, and a complimentary bottle of wine. The candlelit table will be set with place mats, cloth napkins, water glasses and your complimentary Bear Grove Cabin wine glasses.
CITY:Mulberry Grove
Bronze markers give biographical information about prominent citizens from the earliest history of the community. Every fall, volunteers in period dress "resurrect" their ancestors and tell their stories during an annual cemetery walk.
A Comfortable and Affordable Lodging Experience The Guesthouse Inn & Suites Salem IL hotel offers the convenience of a Denny's Restaurant and Cocktail lounge on site. Our Salem Hotel offers a 24 hour front desk service, free local calls, parking, USA Today Newspaper, coffee, hot chocolate, tea, and complimentary popcorn. We are a pet friendly Salem Inn, pet fee apply.
The gallery uses exhibit space in the Fayette County Museum. Special exhibits are scheduled through the year.
Peebles offers nationally recognized brand name apparel, accessories, cosmetics, and footware for the entire family.
44 room hotel, handicap accessible, cable television, outdoor pool, pets accepted, restaurant witnin walking distance, complimentary breakfast.
Kaskaskia College's Blue Devil Gymnasium has hosted NJCAA tournaments, as well as many youth and all-star events. This full-size college floor can handle a pair of basketball or volleyball courts. On the exterior, the complex features a baseball field with batting cages, two softball diamonds and a full-size soccer field.
Sam Dale Lake Conservation Area
Multiple-use recreational area with a 194-acre lake. It provides habitat for shore birds and upland game and offers camping, hunting, hiking, fishing and horseback riding.
The Madonna is one of 12 statues in the U.S. that honors the pioneer women who traveled along the National Road.
Vandalia, Illinois is where Abraham Lincoln began his historical political career and his life and achievements are commemorated on the marker.
Friendly service, clean rooms, near shopping center. Restaurant - laundry service.
Largest privately owned antique shop in Southern Illinois. General line of antiques and collectibles, glassware, primitives, old toys, old tools and lamp parts.
This two-screen theater shows new releases every weekend.
Low daily, weekly rates, located near fast food, stores, and laundry mat.
General line of antiques, collectibles, glassware, furniture, primitives, crafts, records, and books. Call for appointment.
6 room hotel, cable television, restaurant within walking distance.
Strong's Gifts and Collectibles
Gifts for all occasions, name brand collectibles, greeting cards for all holidays.
20 sites, big rigs welcome.
Craig-O's Pizza, Pasta & Hot Oven Subs
Craig-O's offers an assortment pizza, pasta, sub-sandwiches and more.
Vandalia Golf and Country Club
The 9-hole "Vandalia" course at the Vandalia Golf & Country Club facility in Vandalia, Illinois features 2,782 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 35 . The course rating is 34.6 and it has a slope rating of 113 on Blue grass.
Newest motel with friendly, clean, and quiet lodging.Good service plus a good nights sleep.
Family atmosphere with home cooked meals. Full menu. Two banquet rooms.
Historic, elegant, fine dining featuring steaks, fresh seafood, exquisite entrees, cocktails and fine wine. Open for lunch, dinner and banquets for 100+.
Handicapped Accessible, Non Smoking Rooms, Weekly Rates, Credit Cards
Items on display are from the Civil War, WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, and Desert Storm along with flags from 45 countries.
This museum is located in a beautiful brick building that is a renovated 1914 school located in the "Old Town" section of the Village. The museum has old dolls, weapons, pictures, and much more.
BB's Grand Palace & Majestic Grill
Featuring Southern Illinois' largest dance club with live music every Tuesday - Saturday nights. Also featuring the Majestic grill with many lunch and dinner specials.
Free Local Calls and Wireless Internet. All rooms at street level and have refrigerator and micowave. Handicap Access, Non-Smoking Rooms, Weekly Rates, Credit Cards.
25 rooms, pets allowed
Tequila Mexican Restaurant offers delicious Mexican food at a great price with fabulous, fast, and friendly service.
Conveniently located off Interstate 57 on U.S. Route 50 the hotel is less than 3 miles from Bryan Memorial Park. Carlyle Lake and Forbes Lake are minutes away and offer swimming, hiking, boating, hunting and fishing. Stephen A. Forbes State Park is about 20 minutes from the hotel. The birthplace of Miracle Whip and the GI Bill of Rights, Salem is also the birthplace of William Jennings Bryan, one of the greatest politicians in United States history. This hotel offers many amenities including free breakfast, wifi, 24hour coffee & juice and free local calls. Enjoy the relaxing in the indoor heated pool. Travelers appreciate conveniences like computer hook-ups and copy/fax services. All guest rooms have coffee makers, hair dryers, irons, ironing boards & cable tv. For families, the hotel has special family rooms with three queen beds and separate rooms with a television for mom and dad. Smoking and non-smoking rooms are also offered.
This impressive black granite piece located on the grounds of Vandalia's Tourist Information Center is a tribute to prairie farmers.
150 sites, electricity, 100 sites with water, 50 sites with sewer, showers, reservations.
CITY:Mulberry Grove
Five cabins, cable TV, lake swimming and fishing.
Homecooking away from home. Daily lunch specials.
China Gate is a large buffet filled with delicious Chinese dishes.
Anthony's Wild West Side and Fall Out Saloon
A unique Western dining experience featuring steaks, ribs, pizza, sandwiches, pasta, salads, and our famous BBQ, smoked for over 15 hours. With 3 banquet rooms and catering available, we also make our own fudge and bulk candies.
El Rancho Nubo has a large variety of delicious authentic Mexican dishes.
Come explore our wide variety of books or just simply find the book you've been looking for, as you discover the numerous titles available at this fine bookstore.
Welcome to the Days Inn - Vandalia. A Chairman's Award winning hotel with Robbi's Restaurant and Lounge on premises, just off I-70 at Exit 63, and just minutes from Lincoln Historic Sites, the Oldest standing state capitol building, the Fayette County Museum, the National Road Interpretive Center, Archway Skydiving, Keck's Marsh, Buckstop Archery, Antique Shops, and restaurants. Minutes from Carlyle Lake, & Cahokia Mounds.
Each well-appointed room features free high-speed Internet access, microwaves, refrigerators, and cable television with premium movie channels. Other hotel amenities include an exercise room with a sauna and a delicious breakfast bar. The Best Western Lorson Inn offers upgraded whirlpool suites, call direct to book. Discover a combination of small town living and big city amenities at the Best Western Lorson Inn - the ideal hotel in Flora, Illinois. A friendly and professional staff will ensure every guest has a comfortable and memorable stay. Make an online reservation today and save at this hotel in Flora, Illinois
Chico's menu is full of delicious south of the border favorites.
Motel that features 24 rooms.
Bail's Timberline Lake Camp Ground
140 sites, electricity, water, dump station, showers, reservations.
CITY:St. Elmo
Olde Picket Fence offers a custom line of primitive farmhouse furniture. Each item is handcrafted, one at a time, and every item is unique.
52 sites, electricity, dump station, showers, reservations.
The Chuckwagon offers a wide variety of fabulous dishes and desserts for the whole family.


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Often copied, but never rivaled, the Megabass Giant Dog-X has been a favorite of topwater enthusiasts for years. Featuring an incredible attention to detail, realistic profile, and a unique side-to-side, roll-walking action, the Giant Dog-X draws vicious surface strikes with only a slight twitch of the rod tip. Its characteristic roll-walking action is what separates the Giant Dog-X from its competitors. Generated by the Megabass balancer system, this unique action allows more of Giant Dog-X's realistic side-profile to be seen by the bass, which is in stark contrast to other lures in its class that only allow the bottom of the bait to be seen by bass below.
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I just read Mangatstream version, OMZ melted away and became the Hilt of the Flaming sword. After he'd become the hilt, he invited Ichigo to take the sword. In Effect it seems he has poured his own power into the mix (voluntarily), and all of them are now Zangetsu.
I wonder if the Three Inner Spirits (Two?) will still be able to speak independently or whether the fully merged like Tensa Zangetsu did with Hichigo?
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- Alternative Education Programs Santa Cruz County Office of Education
Our programs are student-centered and adapt to meet individual needs. Staff works collaboratively to facilitate learning and change. Dedicated teachers assist students to achieve social, interpersonal... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
- Diamond Technology Institute
Diamond Tech blends academic and career technical education. ELIGIBILITY: Must be enrolled in high school or post secondary special education program. Need parent consent if under 18. FUNDING ... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
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EdReady lets you assess your readiness for college math, see study options, and get a personalized study path to fill in knowledge gaps. Tool provided by the NROC Project (Network, Resources, Open,... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
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ROP, a Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) accredited program of the Santa Cruz County Office of Education offered in cooperation with county high school districts and the local busines... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
- Santa Cruz Jazz Festival
The SCJF runs on Friday & Saturday in March from 8:00am-10:00pm. The FESTIVAL HEADQUARTERS is located at the Box Office of The Crocker Theater, VAPA Building 4000. The SCJF features high scho... [Full Record]
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Your Future Is Our Business is a non-profit organization where 100% or all proceeds go directly to services relating to career exploration and preparation activities for our local students. Our goal i... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
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Carter's Surfer Boys Infant & Toddler Water Sandal
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