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Chris Paul, member of the President's Council on Fitness, Sports & Nutrition, is a professional basketball player for the NBA Los Angeles Clippers and five-time NBA All-Star. He was named NBA Rookie of the Year and All-Rookie First Team in 2006, and has also won two gold and bronze medals with Team USA at the 2012 Summer Games in London, 2008 Summer Games in Japan, and the 2006 FIBA World Championship, respectively. He currently holds the NBA record for consecutive games with a steal (108), and was a 2008-2009 NBA All-Defensive First Team selection. His dedication to the community began long before becoming an NBA star. In 2005, he initiated a philanthropic campaign that resulted in the establishment of the CP3 Foundation, which strives to impact the communities it serves by using its resources and passion for philanthropy to enhance and promote education, health, sports, and social responsibility for youth and families.Full Bio
- Five-time NBA All-Star.
- Won two gold medals and a bronze medal with Team USA.
- Helped establish the CP3 Foundation.
Fun Facts
- I'm a huge bowler and serve as a spokesman for the US Bowling Congress.
- My wife loves the TV show "My Fair Wedding" with David Tutera, so he actually planned our wedding.
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- I wear the number 3 because it was my high school number and my family nickname: dad is CP, brother is CP2 and I'm CP3.
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Turbo of the Rock 100.5 The KATT radio station conducted an interview with Dave Mustaine at this year's Rocklahoma festival this past Friday, May 27 at Catch The Fever Festival Grounds in Pryor, OK. Dave talks Dystopia, touring and more. Check it out below.
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Check out video footage of Kiko Loureiro playing the lead break from "Tornado Of Souls" during a warm up session backstage at Badlands Pawn in Sioux Falls, SD on Thursday, May 26. Catch Megadeth on the Dystopia World Tour now! megadeth.com/tour
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Blando of the 99.5 The X radio station conducted an interview with Dave Mustaine at the Carolina Rebellion festival in Concord, North Carolina on May 7. You can now watch the interview below.
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Another show has been added to the Latin American leg of the Dystopia World Tour. The band will headline a show at Plaza de Toros Santa Maria in Santiago de Queretaro, Mexico on September 1, 2016. Tickets + VIP Packages are on sale now at megadeth.com/tour
I woke up this morning to a text message from my son, with the news of Nick Menza's passing. Shocked, devastated, and saddened don't begin to describe my feelings.
Originally a tech for the band, Nick soon displayed such talent and personality, it didn't take long for us to realize he belonged on stage with us, behind the kit. We asked Nick to join Megadeth as our drummer in 1989. At the time, the band already had its first gold album, which only served to stoke the fire. We all wanted world domination- with so much of our lives and dreams ahead of us. As we navigated through the pitfalls of life and the music business, our first album with Nick, Rust in Peace, and subsequent albums Countdown to Extinction and Youthanasia, kept up the momentum. We parted ways after Cryptic Writings. We, like all brothers, would disagree at times, but our bond was strong throughout.
As a player, Nick had a very powerful jazzy flair, unpredictable and always entertaining. And as great a drummer as he was, the time spent with him as a person, a bandmate, and a friend was even more fun. There were several times we discussed him coming back to the band, but for various reasons it never came together. We've been in touch all along, he had come out to our shows recently, and he had remained a great friend, a true professional and a larger than life personality.
The Megadeth family take care of each other, and expect to hear soon about an initiative to help Nick's children. All of us in this community are connected, take care of yourself and your loved ones.
My deepest condolences go out to Nick's family.
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Brent and Terry Langston are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter, Amy Langston, to Colten Louis VanderHerp, son of Louis and Marie VanderHerp.
They will be married Sept. 9, 2011 in Castle Dale at the Oasis Garden (1135 N. 550 W., Des Bee Dove Rd.) with a reception to follow from 7 - 9 p.m.
Amy graduated from Emery High School, Utah State University with a bachelor's degree in Exercise Science, and from A.T. Still University with a Master's Degree in Physician Assistant Studies. She currently works as a Physician Assistant for the Pediatric Clinic and Workpoint Occupational Medicine in Price. Colten graduated from Emery High School and currently works for Arch Coal at Dugout Mine.
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Kenneth G. Peterson, who served as dean of Library Affairs from 1976 until 1991, died earlier this year at his home in North Carolina.
From Dr. Peterson's obituary:
Raised in Brooklyn, New York, Ken took a B.A. in History at Drew University in 1946 and a Bachelor of Divinity degree at Yale University in 1949. In 1962 he decided to pursue a career in librarianship. He earned M.A. (1963) and Ph.D. (1968) degrees in Library Science from the University of California at Berkeley while working as Librarian at the Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary. Ken served as Associate University Librarian at the University of Virginia (1968-76) and Dean of Library Affairs at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale (1976-91). Again, both institutions experienced significant expansion during his term of service. Ken authored many publications, including a history of The University of California Library at Berkeley 1900-1945 (1970), and held numerous offices in a variety of professional associations.


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August 10, 2015
The jumping horses--Nino des Buissonnets, Nasa, and Charivari KG--tested positive for prohibited substances.... Read More
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Both riders had been provisionally suspended after their horses tested positive for prohibited substances.... Read More
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Codeine, oripavine, and morphine were found in samples from three jumping horses.... Read More
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Quismy des Vaux*HDC was injured in her stall overnight when a neighboring stallion escaped from his stall.... Read More
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Researchers believe that increased aerobic capacity is associated with improved performance, reduced fatigue.... Read More
Jumping, Dressage Riders Clubs Sign MOUs with FEI
October 08, 2014
The groups will work closely with the FEI to expand the Olympic disciplines of jumping and dressage.... Read More
Jumping, Vaulting Continue at WEG
September 03, 2014
The World Equestrian Games continued today as the jumpers and vaulters returned to their respective arenas.... Read More
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September 02, 2014
The World Equestrian Games (WEG) resumed as the jumpers and vaulters got their first chance to compete at the event. ... Read More
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August 31, 2014
German event riders gave a master class in jumping, taking the team gold and individual gold and silver medals.... Read More
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Virgin Blue Response to Aviation White Paper16/12/2009
Wednesday 16 Dec 2009: Virgin Blue Airlines Group said today it welcomes and congratulates the Government on issuing Australia's comprehensive policy statement for the aviation industry. It addresses all key issues facing the sector and provides certainty for the industry going forward.
Chief Executive Officer Brett Godfrey said "We wholeheartedly support the emphasis on safety and security, planning for future growth and an acknowledgement of the importance of an Australian based aviation industry."
"We look forward to engaging with the Government and our industry partners and competitors to achieve the advancements Australian aviation must achieve to remain relevant and achieve growth in the global industry," he said.
"We particularly welcome the Government's reaffirmed position on air services liberalisation, which recognises the need for a balanced approach, pursuing and preserving opportunities for Australian carriers."
Mr Godfrey said the White Paper had accurately pinpointed the need for an improved, integrated air traffic management framework to achieve greater efficiency.
"On security, we welcome the good sense approach including the relaxation of restrictions on on-board luggage, which now brings us into line with international markets" he said.
"We are encouraged that our representations and those of others regarding harmonising passenger and baggage screening at regional ports, although the gradual phase in of the new arrangements through to 2014 is longer than we would like."
"The need to accommodate projected growth in demand through Sydney is recognised by the Government and we are pleased at the establishment of a Task Force to investigate options for a second Sydney airport.
"We also welcome the commitment to keep Brisbane airport curfew free. Virgin Blue remains a continuing advocate for the airport's 24-hour status which was a key reason for establishing our operations in Brisbane in 2000 to enable maximum operational efficiency contributing to our ability to offer consistently lower airfares.


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The albumin microspheres sonicated preparation is an ultrasound contrast agent. Ultrasound contrast agents are used to help provide a clear picture during ultrasound. Ultrasound is a special kind of diagnostic procedure. It uses high-frequency sound waves to create images or "pictures" of certain areas inside the body. The sound waves produced by the ultrasound equipment can be reflected (bounced off) by different parts of the body, like for example, the heart. As the sound waves return they are electronically converted into images on a television screen. Unlike x-rays, ultrasound does not involve ionizing radiation.
The albumin microspheres sonicated preparation contains very small gas-filled albumin microspheres that reflect the sound waves and help create a better picture. The albumin microspheres sonicated preparation is given by injection into a vein before ultrasound to help diagnose problems of the heart.
The albumin microspheres sonicated preparation is to be given only by or under the direct supervision of a doctor with specialized training in ultrasound procedures.
This product is available in the following dosage forms:
In deciding to use a diagnostic test, any risks of the test must be weighed against the good it will do. This is a decision you and your doctor will make. Also, other things may affect test results. For this test, the following should be considered:
Tell your doctor if you have ever had any unusual or allergic reaction to this medicine or any other medicines. Also tell your health care professional if you have any other types of allergies, such as to foods, dyes, preservatives, or animals. For non-prescription products, read the label or package ingredients carefully.
Studies on this agent have been done only in adult patients, and there is no specific information comparing use of albumin microspheres sonicated in children with use in other age groups.
Many medicines have not been studied specifically in older people. Therefore, it may not be known whether they work exactly the same way they do in younger adults. There is no specific information comparing use of albumin microspheres sonicated in the elderly with use in other age groups.
There are no adequate studies in women for determining infant risk when using this medication during breastfeeding. Weigh the potential benefits against the potential risks before taking this medication while breastfeeding.
Although certain medicines should not be used together at all, in other cases two different medicines may be used together even if an interaction might occur. In these cases, your doctor may want to change the dose, or other precautions may be necessary. When you are receiving this diagnostic test, it is especially important that your healthcare professional know if you are taking any of the medicines listed below. The following interactions have been selected on the basis of their potential significance and are not necessarily all-inclusive.
Receiving this diagnostic test with any of the following medicines is usually not recommended, but may be required in some cases. If both medicines are prescribed together, your doctor may change the dose or how often you use one or both of the medicines.
Certain medicines should not be used at or around the time of eating food or eating certain types of food since interactions may occur. Using alcohol or tobacco with certain medicines may also cause interactions to occur. Discuss with your healthcare professional the use of your medicine with food, alcohol, or tobacco.
The presence of other medical problems may affect the use of this diagnostic test. Make sure you tell your doctor if you have any other medical problems, especially:
Your doctor may have special instructions for you in preparation for your test. If you do not understand the instructions you receive or if you have not received such instructions, check with your doctor in advance.
The dose of this medicine will be different for different patients. Follow your doctor's orders or the directions on the label. The following information includes only the average doses of this medicine. If your dose is different, do not change it unless your doctor tells you to do so.
The amount of medicine that you take depends on the strength of the medicine. Also, the number of doses you take each day, the time allowed between doses, and the length of time you take the medicine depend on the medical problem for which you are using the medicine.
There are no special precautions to observe after having this test.
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At the start of the regular season, teams around the National Football League will vote players in the locker room to serve as their captains for the year. When put up for a team vote the Buffalo Bills selected six players to be their captains, and quarterback EJ Manuel wasn't one of them.
The team announced that running back Fred Jackson, center Eric Wood, defensive tackle Kyle Williams, defensive end Mario Williams, linebacker Brandon Spikes and cornerback Corey Graham were voted by their peers as a leader of the team. Jackson, Wood and Kyle Williams all served as captains in 2013, while it's the first as a captain with the Bills for Mario Williams, Spikes and Graham.
This will be the fourth season that both Kyle Williams and Jackson have been a captain for the Bills. Each of the six players will have the letter 'C' sewn on to their jerseys for game day.
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CCPVC is an easy material to work with, but unless all the pipes are increased in size from the way they are installed with the galvanized pipe, you may not realize a great increase in pressure and volume, since the CPVC has a much smaller "hole" in it than either galvanized or copper pipe.
: I have cast iron plumbing and it has about seen it's last days. I am thinking about using CPVC, if I do this how do I connect it to the cooper line that runs from under a concrete slab. Let me explain, the main supply runs from the street to the house where it goes under my garage (solid concrete) and then into the crawl space where it connects to cast iron.
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PF I'd gone into Darren Knight Gallery, and this tiny piece high up on the wall, just so tiny and vulnerable, and yet I actually didn't know the reference. It's a reference to a Charles Ray performance piece, and I just thought it was just a fun, fun piece, and I really was quite amazed when Darren said 'Oh, that's one of Ricky Swallow's little pieces'.
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October 14 2013 12:00PM
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See that? Optimus Reim communicating with Megajon. This is big for peace talks between the Auto-buds and Decepti-Conn(Smythe)s...I tried.
The Leafs were on the ice on Monday as they prepare for their tilt with the Minnesota Wild tomorrow. Here's what was noteworthy.
- All of Leafs Nation held their breath as today's practice did not feature James van Riemsdyk. Instead, David Clarkson took JVR's spot on the top line. People began tweeting a flurry of "OMGZ PLEASE LET THIS BE A MAINTENANCE DAY", and Randy Carlyle confirmed that was indeed the case after practice. PHEWF. JVR, by the way, is tied for the Leaf-lead in goals with Joffrey Lupul (5) and sits tied with Nazem Kadri and Mason Raymond in team scoring with six points in six games.
- Carter Ashton isn't wearing that full face shield anymore and is going back to a visor. Ashton got his nose broken in a fight during the season opener with Montreal's Jared Tinordi. NHL.com has Ashton listed at 6'3" and a sturdy 215lbs, but Tinordi is a yeti at 6'5" and 227lbs. Ashton is 22 and Tinordi is 21, so these guys could fill out even more. Eep.
- Speaking of Ashton, he broke Frazer McLaren's finger during a preseason intersquad game. McLaren took part in a full practice today, but isn't eligible to return until the Leafs' 11th game, as Paul Hendrick points out. That game is the Leafs' road matchup against the Columbus Blue Jackets on October 25th. You know who's also eligible to play that day as @Captial_Blues reminded me? David Clarkson. Ohhhh riiiiggghhhttt. That lil' chestnut.
- David Broll looks like he's staying on the "second line" with Lupul and Kadri.Many are still labeling this guy as just a goon type, but he's showing more and more that's completely wrong. Broll had two assists in two games with the Marlies before getting recalled, then added an assist on Lupul's first goal in the Edmonton game to earn his first career NHL point. He isn't Sidney Crosby, but he isn't a plug either. We ranked him 20th among Leafs prospects before the season began, and his early performances are making it look like we completely whiffed on that on. Cam did an excellent write-up on why Broll is much more than an enforcer, and it's definitely worth the read.
- Finally - I like this kind of stuff. TSN's Mark Masters tweeted this photo of all the sticks the Leafs had to sign before practice. That's got to be about 100 sticks or more. No, it doesn't really have anything to do with practice, but it's just a cool little behind-the-scenes look at what the team does. Good tweet, good tweet.
Pre-practice Leafs spent time signing a plethora of memorabilia including these sticks pic.twitter.com/53QqNmxgdk— Mark Masters (@markhmasters) October 14, 2013
Go eat some turkey!
October 14 2013, 12:14PM
You think that there are some lazy signature sticks? Like the first one a guy does he tries really hard but when he only has 3 left it's just scribbles?
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whad I say?
Then you will be forced to respond to supercillious in kind cuz that is all i got left!
Fair enough. Unfortunately for your entertainment, I don't have much to say to people I look down on. So... don't eat anything too spicy, okay? It's bad for your stomach.
You would not know your better if it came tightly packed in a sweater.
I always say judge a culture by the number of people they produce for the betterment and advancement of humanity. And all one has to do is to take a look at the Nobel Laureate list and see the great contributors of science produced by the Jewish culture. And the greatest of them all was Albert Einstein. I also tend to look at the fact that an approximate 15-30% of Israelis are atheist Jews. Atheism is quite high among people of Jewish origin and Jewish culture. And hence, they produce great numbers of Nobel Laureates and scientists whom are involved from physics to medicine.
very true, they actually did a study about why jews vote like atheists and correlated culture and percent of atheists in a graph on the side of the page and jews were at the top. i will try to find the article so that i can share it with you. jews have always held education to a very high standard and we all know the more educated you are, the more likely it is that you will become an atheist.
That sounds like a very interesting study, perhaps even ground breaking. I'll be on pins and needles waiting to see it. Do, please, find it. That would be great!
im trying to do that now. i have a hard copy of it somewhere because my teacher gave it to me. when i find that ill see if i can either scan it or find it on the internet and ill post it on my page.
Thanks :)
Exactly. :)
And if you really wanted to talk about the Israel and Palestinian conflict, you would realize the impediment to peace is from the side of the Palestinians who glorify Jihad and martyrdom rather than life. I have always believed that as long as the Palestinians hate the Jews more than they love their own kids, they will never have a state and will never have peace. I suggest reading "Son of Hamas" by Mosab Hassan Yousef.
Hey Sassan K., what is your take on the issue of whether there is a double standard causing the ultra-focus on transgressions of jews in Israel that is indicative of anti-semitism?
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
The memories of the CCC camps are still bright in the mind of Owen Price, 92, Orangeville resident. He enjoys retelling the stories of days long past when he was young and working in the camps.
The Civilian Conservation Corps. was the brain child of then President Franklin D. Roosevelt. It was the most popular of the New Deal work agencies. The CCC put a total of 2.5 million young men to work in the forests and also on BLM land. They lived under Army supervision. Jobs included: feeding wildlife, counting game, battling Dutch Elm disease, clearing beaches and camping grounds, building fishing ponds and fighting forest fires. Forty-seven CCC men lost their lives during that time fighting fires.
One of their most noted activities was planting trees in the forests and other areas. Of all the trees planted in the nations first 175 years, more than half were planted by CCC members.
One of the major goals of the administration at that time was land conservation and reclamation. The drought and misuse of land brought about the "Dust Bowl" of the early 1930s. For years, dust storms continued casting an ominous black pall that turned noon into midnight on the Great Plains. In 1935, Congress created the Soil Conservation Service to address and seek solutions to the problems of erosion. Farmers were paid federal payments for engaging in practices to remedy the erosion problems.
A CCC camp was built in Castle Dale and in Ferron. Most of the workers for the Ferron Camp were from the Salt Lake area. Workers for the Castle Dale camp came from back east. Owen Price said, "Those CCC boys from Utah made off with about 50 girls from Ferron. They took them away from Ferron and most settled in the Salt Lake area. But, interestingly enough the boys from back east that came to Castle Dale, married a lot of the local girls and then stayed here in the area. The man that started Ray's Tavern in Green River, Ray Sherrill was a CCC boy who married a local girl. Joe Grant married a local gal and stayed here and Darrell Brady from Salt Lake married a Petty girl and he went on to work in Murray for the water company.
"I think one of the most important things about the CCC program was to teach the young men a trade. I learned how to be a cat operator. Others learned carpentry and other trades.
"We harvested timber and planted trees. I was in charge of the horses when I was in the Mount Pleasant camp. Another guy and I would stay with the 42 horses in a sheep camp and have them harnessed and ready when the trucks brought the boys up in the mornings. I used to ride around on one of the horses to check on the other horses. We would shoe, feed and just take care of them. The workhorses were the most important part of camp. We worked on a spillway above Mount Pleasant. We worked on flood control all that winter. We also worked on the lower Gooseberry reservoir. The ground was sure hard digging. We did have some fun too at the camps, sometimes we would race the workhorses.
"In Ferron Canyon we worked on the road up to the Ferron Reservoir and we replaced what was just a wagon trail. When we first went into Mount Pleasant, the community didn't think they liked the CCC kids, but when it was time for us to leave, there wasn't a dry eye in Mount Pleasant. Most of the boys were between 18-20 years old that worked in the camps. I joined the CCC in July of 1934. There was a large fire in Huntington Canyon-Upper Gooseberry during that time which we helped put out and a large rainstorm came along and helped us put that fire out.
"We also worked on a drift fence that's still in place. We helped build the Stuart Guard Station in Huntington Canyon and planted trees all around there. One of the trees we planted became the National Christmas tree in 1996. It was cut down and transported all the way to Washington. D.C. I was there at the ceremony where they cut the tree down. It was quite an experience for me.
"We worked on a lot of irrigation and flood control projects in and around Ferron Canyon. One project was right below where the golf course is now, it would help direct the flood waters that came down. The Ferron Camp was known as Ferron CCC 959. The Ferron camp boys worked on the Skyline Drive road. It was quite the trick making teamsters out of city kids. But, those city boys came along and made pretty good workers. They relied a lot on us farm boys to show those city kids the ropes. These CCC camps were the best thing that ever happened to boys that age. It kept them out of trouble and made men out of boys. They built character. A lot of those boys went on to become really successful in business and politics. A lot became truck drivers with the new skills they had learned. I think the CCC started in 1933 and went on to around 1945. One of my brothers was also in the CCC camps and I think there were 30-40 camps in Utah during that time.
"It helped give us a job through the depression. We had a reunion of the Ferron Camp boys in 1980 and a lot of them attended. It was at the Ferron rodeo grounds. We also worked on campgrounds and built picnic tables, I think one of the tables is still left at Willow Lake. When we were in camp we were under the jurisdiction of the military and when we went into the forest then the US Forest Service was in charge.
"Some of the CCC boys worked in the desert of the San Rafael. They built the Swinging Bridge and also ponds out there. The CCC also built rock walls in Orangeville Canyon. The CCC camps would get together and play baseball. The camps also put out a newsletter and I still have a couple of them today. It was called the Desert Breeze. The newsletter would just update everyone on projects and tell stories about completed projects. We also worked on a spillway coming out of Boulger Reservoir. It was a great project, but now the forest service went in and tore that out and put in some big concrete structure that looks totally out of place up there. But, they say it's for our safety. I'm still mad about that," said Price. The Ferron boys also placed rock dips in the Narrows in Ferron Canyon.
Price left the CCC camps and went on to work for various construction companies through the years. He also signed up for duty in World War II at the age of 32.
The stories of bygone eras will be lost as the people who know these stories pass on. It's important to record and preserve the messages of the past to learn from them and to just be in awe of the fortitude of those people who built reservoirs with wagon teams and picks and shovels. What lessons can we learn from the past if we are just willing to listen?


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Massachusetts House Republican leaders are calling on Governor Deval Patrick's health and human services secretary to resign. This follows the evidence tampering scandal at a state crime lab and a meningitis outbreak linked to a state-regulated pharmacy in Framingham.
House Republican leader Brad Jones says Judy Ann Bigby was too slow in responding to the problems at the state drug lab and the compounding pharmacy and she does not have the management skills to deal with the fallout:
On Wednesday, Bigby testified at a legislative oversight hearing about the problems at the state drug lab, which was under the umbrella of her secretariat. Lawmakers pressed her on how the problems could have been allowed to go on for so long. Bigby acknowledged serious lapses that have now led to the release of nearly 200 defendants and has put tens of thousands of criminal cases in jeopardy. But she mostly blamed the mess on a single rogue chemist:
Republicans are expressing frustration over her answers:
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Bigby is defending herself in a written statement, saying that both crises are "tragic and unacceptable, and that people have been held accountable for these lapses." And the administration is taking action to ensure that these events are never allowed to happen again. A spokesperson for the governor says Bigby has the Governor's full support.
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Originally posted by tawess
I'd buy in to the transformers IP and build a Transformers MMO. That is all.
too late.
Open world sandbox PVE game like Xsyon, with ability to turn pvp flag on/off on your land "not the way around" then it is a complete sandbox without prefixed sides and that will enable you to choose sides, with Fallout New Vagas combat and smart AI like in Rage, and like EVE online fly in ships.
Comlete crafting overhall, by this I mean you find a piece of equipment, then you take it to your shop, then reverse engineer that equipment to learn new recipe, and only then you can create new part.
Same way for weapons, armor, etc.. etc.. etc..
Originally posted by DOGMA1138
An MMORPG in which every one come and complain about how bad modern MMORPG's are blame WoW and cry about SWG...
Lol most would be max level right after login
i would love to see a multi genre mmo like the torg role playing game. Yes when I win the lottery I shall make torg online
No matter how cynical you become, its never enough to keep up - Lily Tomlin
Battletech: one where you create your character with the Mechwarrior RPG system and can pilot battlemechs, be a dropship/jumpship/warship pilot/crew member, aerospace pilot or elemantal/regular infantry.
Rifts: Based on the RPG created by Palladium
Those would be my genres for an MMORPG.
IT - The MMORPG
Would feature three factions. The Geek Squad, Tigers, and Neweggs.
You would have missions from filling out apps, tech support missions, retail dungeons, upper management bosses, fighting the oppressive Radio Shack regime, and trying to obtain high level tools and skills to hopefully achieve the IT Project Manager rank, at which time you become a boss for others to defeat.
Originally posted by Quirhid
A combat oriented spaceship MMO Stone age survival MMO Age of Sail MMO (just better than what we have now) The above mentioned Road Warrior MMO (Interstate '76, Mad Max, Auto Assault, Bandits; Phoenix rising...) Wild West MMO But in all honesty, any MMO made well will do.
That would be a really nice change of pace. SIgn me up.
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Originally posted by mikeoffy
what a useless thread,.
Countered by a helpful post? I actually found it interesting to see what people would want ot play.
I agree. Why does everything have to be "x game sucks, y game sucks, f2p is stealing our wallets, x developer is evil, y developer is evil "bitch bitch bitch" rinse and repeat.
A little cloud talk is ok from time to time.
"Great minds discuss ideas, average minds discuss events, small minds discuss people."
Sounds true to me.
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Originally posted by tawess
I'd buy in to the transformers IP and build a Transformers MMO. That is all.
isn't there one coming out next year.
A steampunkish MMO, Arcanum universe I always loved and really wished that the company was a success. They did a great job of a technology mixed with swords and magic that each were opposing forces.
I wanted another space sim (and Star Citizen looks promising). I like a lot about Eve - particularly it's complexity and engineering-emphasis in a high tech genre. But I have to admit that the cutthroat nature of the sandbox keeps me out of 99% of the game. I love that Eve is single-server, I wish more MMOs would go this route. I would definitely "borrow" this aspect somehow.
My thought was more akin to your the Captain/Admiral/what have you. You give orders, but don't have direct control of your ship (or fleet). Combat would proceed a bit like The Last Remnant - where you can set your squad and give a general order, but it's your squad leader and the make up of the team that determines the exact attack that they decide to carry out.
I don't mean to exactly imitate The Last Remnant - there was a lot about that combat style that I didn't like. But in a ship-based genre, in real life the Captain/Admiral/whatever doesn't have direct control. They give orders. They have to rely on subordinates to carry those orders out - and often those orders go through two or three layers of people. I don't want to just initiate a time lag, but to give some general orders (Squad A attack here, Squad B over here, Squad C Flank) - maybe close to drone warfare in Eve but a bit more in depth (not quite Homeworld or Sword & Stars though - but closer to that than anything really), and have the entire combat model revolve around that.
Outside of the combat (with alien species, pirates, I don't really know) - I wanted the environment to be closer to Privateer - you can chose to be part of the Government Fleet and run missions and duties for them, or you can join one of the various renegade/pirate fleets, join a intergalactic company and help them conduct commerce, or you can make a go of it on your own (or form your own fleet with friends). Depending on how you align yourself sets which worlds are open to you to visit (at least as a non-hostile), which types of missions you run primarily or whatever you enjoy doing. These missions are largely self-requested - you want to run a mission, ask for one and pick from what's available. Other stuff will just happen (events) to try to keep the worlds alive (planets getting invaded, trade routes getting hijacked, people getting kidnapped), and players can either help/hinder these efforts, or ignore them as they wish.
Exploring worlds should be a large part of it, First Person based (although I haven't decided if you should be able to take squads with you like STO - I'm leaning against it because fleet combat already is indirect, and land-based exploration should be very different) and the worlds themselves should be very sandboxy - SWG-ish with open world persistent gathering structures and housing. Maybe even raiding (with some planets getting NPC protection to prevent them from being overtaken, but still able to be raided and looted, and other planets and systems full-blown sandbox and just controled by whomever can keep it). Not quite as much of the world would be open (in Eve it's like 90% open/10% carebear), but that would float depending on what the community wants (I would prefer something like 50/50, but that may not be what everyone wants). I don't know if land-based game would mostly be explorational with PVP encounters (raiding/defending structures or cities), or if there would be much of a PVE component to it - if there is any PVE element it would be light and structured mostly to compliment and support the space component, as that's where the bulk of the PVE action is (at least in my head).
Worlds would definitely have player-created communities and cities. Some worlds could have locally elected governments - haven't gotten that all fleshed out yet. I don't know that there would be as many systems/worlds as Eve has - probably just a fraction of that (20 systems with about 5-10 planets each? idk - it could easily expand/contract once the game went live to accommodate more (or fewer) players)
Could do something similar with Colonial Carribean and a maritime theme really, just replace "planets" with "islands", put sails on the ships, and add a liberal amount of Rum and cannonballs.
I guess TL;DR, mix Eve and SWG, and add a bit of Homeworld in there
Originally posted by Thebigthrill
No swords,dragons,magic,shields or wizards. 1. A prison mmorpg 2.A sky diving mmorpg 3.Cowboys vs Indians mmorpg 4.Musical mmorpg Start a rockband
With the limitations you have placed on your question I think you have invalidated your question. As an aside, I would not play any of the MMO's on your list.
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Originally posted by TheScavenger
I would create an MMO that had spears, bows, axes, polearms, hammers, maces and crossbows. I would have giant, 100 foot lizards that attacked the land. Instead of wizards, I would have mages.
Someone give this man 300 million dollars to make a game!!!
You got this EA.
Originally posted by Arakazi
A western RPG might be fun. But I'm kinda interested in the industrial revolution period since it's the period in history that was the most dynamic and turbulent. I have always been fascinated with ages of great change and the industrial revolution changed everything. Imagine running around victorian London, Revolutionary France, Ottoman Empire, Prussia or the wild west during this period! Not sure what kinda game I would like though, maybe something like the Secret world but without the zombies.
City of Steam called and wanted to ask you if you like.
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No swords,dragons,magic,shields or wizards. 1. A prison mmorpg 2.A sky diving mmorpg 3.Cowboys vs Indians mmorpg 4.Musical mmorpg Start a rockband
So...your question is flawed in that it's not what we would make...but what YOU would have us make.
By your own restrictions you've blocked out Vampire, Shadowrun, AD&D, Black Company, A Song of Ice and Fire, Discworld, Conan, and pretty much anything realistically Medieval or even historically based.
You've limited it quite a bit, military is even questionable as they have dress swords. Cowboys and Indians are right out since cavalry used swords, sorry. Prison is questionable because they have shanks, which are knives, which are small daggers, which are small swords, which is a miniature version of a full sized sword. Sorry, that's out.
Also, aside from you putting massive restrictions on the "what would you create" part of this, from the list of four things you suggested I get the impression that your confusing MMORPG with just MMO. Skydiving and rockband are NOT, in anyway, shape, or form, an RPG. That would be an mmo, basically just like playing with others on XBOX or PS3...except to be an MMO you'd probably have to have significantly more than just just 10-30 people.
So, I don't think I can give you a legitamate answer as to what I'd make in your image...
The Internet: the MMO
A social/action MMO for fans of everything about the internet.
Join your friends in the youtube screening room and start watching videos Myster Science Theater 3000 style.
Ally your self with the censors or the trolls, either police websites and destroy mobs of questionable content or screw with the websites to create flame wars.
The endgame would consist of every cat video ever.
Since when is Tuesday a direction?
Working on Social Strategy MMORTS (now Launched!) http://www.worldalpha.com
1. Old west MMO with a red dead redemption feel
2. A good zombie apocalypse MMO with perma-death before you hit max level. Once you hit max level you get a vaccine to prevent you from being bitten unless you choose to play a zombie.
I am already working on a Mobile mmo, and it 'will' have Swords and Dragons.
It will cater to ex-WoW/Eq players who now have real lives and want to be elite raiders but only invest a few hours a week into the game.
Mobile is the future for mmo. In 5 years players will be playing mmo's while they wait on the bus/train or between conf calls at work.


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Dear Editor,
Child abuse is a nationwide problem. The FBI investigates child kidnapping or sexual offenders, who kidnap children for sex. And rightly so. Our laws are not uniform. State administration branch of welfare investigates child abuse and cannot keep track of sexual abusers of children, as DHS has two kinds of lists. One is for convicted sexual abusers and the other is for more welfare monies appropriated by the federal government and to prevent witnesses for parents in juvenile courts, by using the administration list, which is not accurate.
It is partly the fault of state legislatures who allow expertise witnesses in juvenile courts (state welfare workers and DHS) to make the administration list as being substantiated sexual abusers. Then they include the parents and children on this list. Then with the childrens attorney (ad litem attorneys) who are supposed to represent children, in reality represent the welfare administration. All for more welfare.
The foster care plan is designed to take as many children five years of younger for more welfare money. This money is appropriated by the federal government, "The Mondale Act" which pays $6,000 for each child a year until they reach 18 years of age.
A welfare administration branch of government investigating child abuse violates the United States Constitution. It is a psychological plan to control juvenile court. Other states have similar problems.


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In a relatively short city council meeting, the Huntington September City Council meeting was all about business. The Council approved a business license for Pacee Allred to work from her home, approved a bid to remove some trees from behind City Hall and approved accepting a land donation from Roma Powell that is basically a road.
Boyd Wilson reported on the progress of building a memorial to fallen coal miners from Huntington at the park by the cemetery. Wilson reported that the foundation is now poured. Wilson also reported that they have come up with 49 names to go on the memorial but he is asking the public to call him or the city if they know of others that might should be included.
Councilman Jeff Cowley announced a fall clean-up day of October 8th at 6 pm. The beautification committee is encouraging local residents to help that night. Councilwoman Gloria Wilson announced that the secondary water will go off on Oct. 15th. It may take a day or two to drain the lines depending on weather.
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Uncontrollable movements include many types of movements that you cannot control. They can affect the arms, legs, face, neck, or other parts of the body.
Examples of uncontrollable movements are:
Uncontrolled movements; Involuntary body movements; Body movements - uncontrollable; Dyskinesia; Athetosis; Myoclonus; Ballismus
There are many causes of uncontrolled movements. Some movements last only a short time. Others are due to a permanent condition of the brain and spinal cord and may get worse.
Some of these movements affect children. Others affect only adults.
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Jankovic J, Lang AE. Movement disorders: diagnosis and assessment. In: Daroff RB, Fenichel GM, Jankovic J, Mazziotta JC, eds. Bradley's Neurology in Clinical Practice. 6th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 21.
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10. Peptides and Proteins of Grape and Wine
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FERRON: Kathleen (Kathy) Underwood, age 76, passed away Tuesday, July 2, 2013 in Ferron, of complications arising from lung disease. She was born Aug. 13, 1936, in Claysburg, Blair County, Pa., to Robert Eberhart and Rozella Miller.
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