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Originally posted by k11keeper
If by "cookie cutter" you mean optimal then yes I like optimal builds. Though purely anecdotal, my experience is that "unique" builds are usually not optimal or only optimal for very niche reasons and therefore people stray away from them.
I skate to where the puck is going to be, not where it has been -Wayne Gretzky
What I like are asymetric, balanced, deep playstyles. That's what matters.
Asymetry matters because it improves group gameplay, it's my unique identity, and it lets me play around with different toys (skills, abilities, roles.)
Balance matters so that your class decision is a choice about playstyle preference, not about choosing the 1 good playstyle and ignoring the useless ones. I especially didn't like Champions Online at launch, where I discovered a way that their system was completely broken balance-wise and had super shallow combat as a result.
Depth matters because if you have a bunch of balanced asymetric classes but they're all 1-button rotations then the game is going to get old quick.
Beyond those things, the details actually don't matter to me. If you give me 11 WOW classes with 3 viable builds each and a handful of interesting (but typically irrelevant) flavor choices on top of that, you've still managed to provide me with 33 interesting playstyles. If you give me 111 LoL champions with cookie cutter talent choices, you've given me tons of interesting playstyles. If you give me 9 TF2 classes with barely any customization but I can hotswap between them in a match, you've given me enough interesting playstyles (given the dynamic nature of the game.)
There are a ton of ways to distribute those playstyles. Some involve cookie cutter builds. Some don't. But as long as their are plenty of viable playstyles and the gameplay is deep, I'm going to have fun.
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I never look up builds or any sites i want choices and see how it works.
So i always manage to make decent build myself not concerning what others have so no cookie cutter for me.
Fun most importend if some skills not so good but i go for fun, not for optimal perfect build.
I'm a powergamer, I want to always play the optimal character. I usually just cant stand my character anymore if its not optimal. First I stop playing them, and then I realize this isnt going anywhere, and I delete them.
Same for them being not beautiful enough. Though they dont have to be beautiful as such, I have no problem playing, for example, an ugly orc - but they need to be stylish.
I probably wouldnt care how powerful my character is if the game is really easy. For example, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic is very trivial, most of the time. For the final fight however you need a very specific build: Scoundrel (7) / Guardian (13) with the Force Speed, the combat style Dual Weapon, and Power Attack (Flurry is only a little less damage, though), also maximized strength and maxed lightside, and the best equipment in the game. With that build, the final fight is freaking trivial. You just force jump the main villain for insane damage again and again, every time halting the fight because the villain is running for healing. With some other builds that I tried this fight, it can be insanely hard, up to almost unbeatable.
When I started playing Rift, I had totally my own build, but the dps was quite bad
Why they give us so many souls and so many build variations, and only a few are viable.
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No, I like games that give me freedom as well as access to all content there is without changing my playstyle to something I don't want.
In short: sandboxes.
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I feel that you have to talk about gameplay at the same time as builds. If your gameplay is essentially "maximize your dps", then all diversity offers you is one right choice and a multitude of wrong choices.
I like games where there is not one right way to play the game, where there are lots of options for designing my character but also lots of choices about what to do with my character, so not only can I develop my character to excel at a random task, I can also choose tasks where a random character will excel.
Originally posted by Muke
No, I like games that give me freedom as well as access to all content there is without changing my playstyle to something I don't want. In short: sandboxes.
Yep, we need more sandbox type of mmorpgs.
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Here's the problem with this line of thinking.
Nobody likes "cookie cutter" builds. People like to do their own thing. But there are problems with that in certain games.
Most raid-oriented games have certain staple mechanics which are found at least once or twice in every raid. Things like enrage timers turn fights into DPS checks. It no longer becomes "deal damage while surviving." It becomes "deal damage while surviving, and if you don't deal X damage in 5 minutes, everybody dies." And these fights are often placed at or near the beginning of a raid. They act as a "gear check," forcing people to complete the previous tier of raiding (and grind that gear) before moving on to the next.
And that situation creates the real problem.
In that situation, every person must be trying their hardest to deal the maximum DPS, otherwise everybody pays. Often times, one or two low-performing players turn what should be an easy fight into a slate of repeated wipes. This is why you can't just build however you like in a serious raiding guild in a game like that. Why not? Because you _can_ determine the optimal build and playstyle when you're dealing with something very specific like DPS. You can crunch the number and figure out that X stat or Y customization option is a better choice for dealing damage over time. And you are expected to pick that "best choice" if your role is to deal damage. And if you don't, things like DPS meters reveal you're not carrying your weight. Of course, healers and tanks are no exception. Healers just chase after optimal HPS, and tanks are pursuing the highest possible mitigation and TTL.
Of course, this kind of design creates even bigger problems. When you require extreme performance, sometimes even the best build isn't enough. Sometimes the very best build for your class deals objectively much less DPS than the very best build for another class. I've known raiders whose guilds actually asked them to reroll to a "more useful" class.
This kind of design is put into place to force you to grind raid instances over and over before moving onto the next one. Why? That keeps you playing, and playing keeps you paying. Is this a frustrating way to design games, which creates resentment and division among the playerbase? Yep. Is stuff like that standard practice for raidgrind games? Yep.
There is a simple solution to all of this: don't play those games. Pick something where skill is more important and improvisation is rewarded, like a PvP-oriented game. Or you can play games like Guild Wars, where the "Holy Triad" isn't present, so you're not forced to chase after "optimal" DPS or HPS or TTL. People obviously chase after the best builds for them in GW too, but it's not a case of one build being objectively best. That only really applies in games where builds primarily change how well you perform in a specific, pre-ordained role (like dealing damage in a game where healing and tanking are the responsibility of others).
I think I'm starting to understand more, why some people don't like raiding. Too much worrying abot builds and other stuff. Too much preperation.
This "cookie cutter" thing just started to bother me recently. I'm so sick of searching the web for "good" builds. I just want to create a charater the way I want and play the game.
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The character builds don't bug me as much as how they interact with the game. If it all comes down to, "How much damage per second" I do, I don't give a crap about builds.
If a build offers more ways to accomplish tasks (sneak by enemies, bribe/flatter NPCs, or help me explore and discover), than I am interested in the different ways build a character.
Give me a Mage that, besides his command of the elements for damage, also commands magical forces that allows fast travel, like summoned gates.
Give me a Warrior that can intimidate NPCs for whatever reason. Maybe even furthering a quest?
Give me a Priest who can influence NPCs in towns, for better or worse.
Give me a Rogue who may be able to sneak past obstacles (by sticking to shadows) to reach his goals.
Those are "different builds" to me, not the mage who uses fire to damage vs the mage who uses ice to damage. They certainly affect combat differently, but I sure hope there is more to the game than combat.
In most games, builds equate to how you deal damage, and how quickly. Mages use spells for damage. That is different from the ranger who uses bows and possibly pets. A fighter may use a sword and shield, a 2-handed weapon, or duel wield. All of this really boils down to one thing: DPS. I don't want to *know* the mechanics, or numbers of a game. I want to try and keep the "illusion" in place with my ignorance.
I guess since most MMOs are 75-90% combat content, builds make a difference in the games. I just lose interest in games with not many activities, other than combat.
- Al
Personally the only modern MMORPG trend that annoys me is the idea that MMOs need to be designed in a way to attract people who don't actually like MMOs. Which to me makes about as much sense as someone trying to figure out a way to get vegetarians to eat at their steakhouse.
Originally posted by Emrendil
I think I'm starting to understand more, why some people don't like raiding. Too much worrying abot builds and other stuff. Too much preperation. This "cookie cutter" thing just started to bother me recently. I'm so sick of searching the web for "good" builds. I just want to create a charater the way I want and play the game.
Some people like raiding. The people who are happy with raiding are "casual raiders." Most of these games have very nicely-designed dungeons with interesting encounters. If you don't take the results too seriously, and you just play for fun, there's real fun to be had.
Some people who have never done raiding are a little unhappy. They feel they're locked out of a critical part of the game because they're "too casual," which is usually true. But they don't think about it too much.
Know who really hates it, though? The people who hate raiding the most are the hardcore raiders. That was the one thing which got to me about WoW. The better you got, the higher up on the totem pole you were, the more agonizing the game was. Back when I played, I pretty much exclusively did high-end PvP, and my main friend in-game was a high-end progression raider. Between us, we basically lived at the very highest echelon of play.
I'll spare you the agonies of high-rating arena and tell you about his frustration. When you're in a high-end progression raiding guild, you have a schedule. It's very often like this:
You must be available and in-game starting at 6PM every night, including weekends. You must be willing to stay online as long as it takes to finish a raid, including well past midnight. Sometimes the raid leader may _choose_ to call it for the night. Sometimes they won't, and you will simply have to stay online, even if that means you don't sleep. Yes, that was literally a rule for his guild.
You don't _have_ to, of course. They don't have a gun to your head. But if you're not on when they need you, guess what? They bump you from the raid team. And it's very possible that, like my friend, you're in the best raid team with the guild's best players, which means you're no longer doing the latest content if you get bumped to a lower-status team with less gear and experience. So fucking around with their rules can mean you simply lose your shot at doing the content you want.
And when you're actually in a raid, it's often not fun. Remember, at this level of gameplay, the game is designed to allow _no mistakes_. One person in the wrong place at the wrong moment, one person doing subpar DPS or HPS, and it's a wipe for 25 people. For this reason, guilds where the leaders are "soft" often fall apart and don't get far in progression. If you're in a guild which is actually consistently on the edge of progression, your leaders are _most likely_ emotionally-damaged assholes who go insane very often. Their psychotic level of devotion to the game keeps players in line, after all. Wth leaders like these, vent is fun if the raids are going well, but an endless stream of abuse if they're going badly.
It kinda turned into a nightmare honestly. We had both "arrived." I was one of the top players in the server, within the top 10 of my class. He was a healer for the best raiding group of the best raiding guild on the server. And we mostly just bitched to each other about how terrible the game was for us. And it really was terrible. Shit, all of my arena friends hated it, and these were guys for whom 2300+ rating play wasn't a big deal. These weren't scrubs crying over bad luck or lack of skill.
That's what happens when the main goal of games is to chase after status, whether it's a higher PvP rating or being the top PvE guild.
I eventually quit. You know, I've played tons of MMO's. I miss most of them every now and then. Not that one. I guess the moral is: there's nothing to aspire to in these games. Casual is honestly the best playstyle. You get to the top, and the price you pay _will_ make you hate it.
On one hand I think cookie cutter builds are inevitable. At least when the it is easy to get the same gear as everyone else. And when the stats are so transparant. And when classes are so focused on one job.
If we were to take a page out of MOBAs though. (Im thinking LOL specifically since Its the one I play.) Then we would also see builds. But there is actually quite a lot of variation. Since a champion might be jungling in one game and laning in another.
And also there is also a big difference when it comes to who is on your team and who is on the other. And then you have different play styles.. Its quite impressive how much variation you can get in such a comparativly small game.
LOL certainly has its cookie cutter builds and flavor of the month builds. But they dont work every time. There are usually a seldom used champ that is just perfect for taking a particular build apart and putting it to shame.
Originally posted by Emrendil
Originally posted by Muke
No, I like games that give me freedom as well as access to all content there is without changing my playstyle to something I don't want. In short: sandboxes.
Yep, we need more sandbox type of mmorpgs.
Actually you only need ONE game that suits you.
Originally posted by Kurush
Here's the problem with this line of thinking. Nobody likes "cookie cutter" builds. [...]
Err, what the frak ?
Read the freaking thread, man.
Everybody plays them.
P.s.: Okay, not everybody. But plenty of people.


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Ok, didn't see that coming. Mifune beating a man who even the Sannin had a hard time. Kinda dissapointed with Hanzou. He could have just conjure up a genjutsu or something while his lizard is attacking Mifune.
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Great chapter!
Wanted to see more of Asuma vs Ino-Shika-Cho, next week probably...So Hanzou and Mifune fought before huh!? Interesting. Mifune winning was kind of predictable even though his opponent was Hanzou...And Pain was actually the one who killed Hanzou, always wondered who did Hanzou in.
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Mifune is BeastMode!
So it seems this is why samurai can hold their own against Ninja. The time it takes to start to form a seal is enough for them to slash with their iaijutsu and kill you.
I am an artist, and my medium is death. I'm about to create my masterpiece :s
Fan of the Rasengan Doujutsu theory, even though it's dead. Although, he does have the special Uzumaki clan blood.
Despite Hanzou being taken out prematurely that last panel of Mifune with the decisive slash was pure samurai glory. The whole fight didn't really sway me in any way but at least the plot isn't grounded to a halt against irrelevant ninja.
Now the showdown between Team 10 and Asuma in contrast has me very excited. It's tragic to have to see three characters we've seen grow up having to take on their mentor who still cares for them. It's going to be an awesome battle that's for sure.
Oh and wow a new popularity poll. Here I thought Kishi had given up on those but the results aren't very surprising. Top three makes sense, and I can't argue Naruto being #1. Glad to see Minato move his way on up to.
lol at saukura being #12 she gets no love. I was also hoping for more asuma in this chapter tch. The chapter was okay but it fells like the is being awfully preachy lately and its kinda annoying.
i dont like lagging chapters..
atleast why dont kishi put some intresting flashbacks instead of these ..
the last 4 chapters were kinda wierd in naruto..atleast some info's about second hokage and raikage where told atleast..
Think they should had this chapter half Mifune vs Hanzoa and half Asuma, didn't like Hanzoa being taking out in one chapter but guess his plot is dealt with already. Question aren't the ETZ's suppose to be all hardcore now? Didn't Kabuto did that during the sevenswordmens ? So why are some of them speaking so freely or again just plot running along? OR was that just for Zabuza that complete crazyness he did.
Holy crap does Mifune have Sharingan or what.
Chapter was good, the fact that Hanzou had an Epic Collapse under the shadow of his own hype lowered things for me drastically.
On the upside, Mifune really ramped up my attention, taking him down and with no real effort, he was never in a tight spot the entire battle.
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I liked the logo on the aqua one as well.
I liked the logo on the aqua one as well.
Just Win Dolphins!
Never cared for the idea of putting the logo on the shoulder sleeves, as long as we're making personal confessions.
Please God, let me see 1 Dolphins Superbowl victory before I die.
The helmet looks nice, but I think you have to admit that the idea of a pissed off looking dolphin is kind of silly.
I do not like the new logo, too cartoonish.
I like the original helmet logo the best.
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As her platform during the Miss Emery Scholarship Pageant, Holly Damron selected a program dear to her heart. She named her platform Help and Support for Local Military Soldiers and Their Families. Following her win and crowning as Miss Emery, Holly was kept fairly busy during the summer months and then off to college for the fall.
Holly never let her platform get too far from her thoughts. During these past months, she has been collecting items and soliciting Christmas cards from elementary students, to be packed up and shipped to local soldiers serving overseas.
On Nov. 25, Holly, along with several members of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 42, met at the Ferron Senior Citizen Center to pack up the boxes with special gifts for the guys. "This year we only have four local servicemen overseas, compared to the 22 we did last year," said Holly. With only four servicemen, the items collected amounted to enough to more than adequately fill the boxes.
"I would like to thank everyone who helped me with this project," said Holly. "Mary Steadman and Ruth LaBar had great ideas and supported me monetarily. Shirley Michell crocheted the warm hats for the soldiers. Many Emery elementary students contributed by making Christmas cards and letters to be included in the packages. A great sorority group from Green River made polar fleece blankets for each soldier. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wright donated books. Last but not least, the ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary, and founder of Operation Home Support Jan Hess, for all the help and support they gave me."
The shipping boxes were loaded with the blankets, hats, personal items, crackers, candy, gum, notebooks, pens, a calendar, cookies, jerky, and books. Every inch of space in the boxes was utilized with one of the gathered items. The Auxiliary members, Jan Hess, Laverna Petersen, Gina Swasey and her daughter Sarah, and Janet Damron each participated with a donation for the boxes, and the know-how to pack them.
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Scotland retained the Hopetoun Cup on Tuesday after recording a last-minute 9-6 triumph over Australia at Hunter Stadium.
Scotland retained the Hopetoun Cup on Tuesday after recording a last-minute 9-6 triumph over Australia in terrible weather at Hunter Stadium.
An 80th minute Greig Laidlaw penalty sparked mass celebrations from the touring side, who made it back-to-back wins over the Wallabies.
But it wasn't pretty in Newcastle, a host venue that became the tenth Australian city to host a rugby international. This was shocking weather for it.
Scotland entered the game in the knowledge they had claimed the spoils the last time these two met. And because of the inclement weather it seemed a similar scoreline to either side was likely in their June opener, with Australia readying themselves ahead of this weekend's three-Test opener with Wales while Scotland were set to go on to Fiji on June 16 and Samoa on June 23.
The rain wasn't the only hampering issue in Newcastle as a strong wind – favouring the visitors in the first-half – meant territory was going to be in one country's corner either side of the break. Subsequently the Scots were in the ascendancy for most of the first 25 minutes.
A couple of Laidlaw penalties from his three attempts in the first 40 saw Andy Robinson's side take a 0-6 lead after half-an-hour, with the Wallabies struggling to get out of their half. But when they did enjoy a rare piece of possession and looked to kick out through the sheets of rain, the wind then promptly pulled them backwards. It was tough work.
But they did get on the board from a rare foray into opposition territory when New Zealand-born debutant Mike Harris sent over his first Test points seven minutes before the break.
That was how the score remained going into the break as Scotland took a slim advantage into the sanctuary of a dry changing room. They knew Australia would come hard though in the second-half as it would be now be the hosts enjoying the gale force wind at their backs.
And so it was as the Wallabies returned in much better form and promptly set up camp in the opposition half, picking and going on numerous occasions as Scotland did well to hold them out. They did get some reward for their efforts however when Harris levelled swiftly.
When replacement lock Rob Simmons was ruled not to have grounded the ball after several drives to the line from Australia, it seemed the Scots had weathered the storm. Indeed they had as, with only the dying embers of the game left, they set about having one last assault.
It paid off too as referee Jaco Peyper blew for an offence at the breakdown and Laidlaw stepped up to seal a workmanlike and much-needed win after what was a poor Six Nations.
Man-of-the-match: It was going to be Scotland openside Ross Rennie for 24 tackles made and zero being missed, but that was before the 80th minute. Well done Greig Laidlaw.
The scorers:
For Australia:
Pen: Harris 2
For Scotland:
Pen: Laidlaw 3
Australia: 15 Luke Morahan, 14 Joe Tomane, 13 Anthony Fainga'a, 12 Mike Harris, 11 Digby Ioane, 10 Berrick Barnes, 9 Will Genia, 8 Scott Higginbotham 7 David Pocock (c), 6 Dave Dennis, 5 Nathan Sharpe, 4 Sitaleki Timani, 3 Dan Palmer, 2 Stephen Moore, 1 James Slipper.
Replacements: 16 Saia Fainga'a, 17 Ben Alexander, 18 Rob Simmons, 19 Michael Hooper, 20 Nick Phipps, 21 Pat McCabe, 22 Adam Ashley Cooper.
Scotland: 15 Stuart Hogg, 14 Joe Ansbro, 13 Nick De Luca, 12 Matt Scott, 11 Sean Lamont, 10 Greig Laidlaw, 9 Mike Blair, 8 John Barclay, 7 Ross Rennie, 6 Alasdair Strokosch, 5 Richie Gray, 4 Alastair Kellock, 3 Euan Murray, 2 Ross Ford (c), 1 Ryan Grant.
Replacements: 16 Scott Lawson, 17 Jon Welsh, 18 Tom Ryder, 19 Richie Vernon, 20 Chris Cusiter, 21 Duncan Weir, 22 Tom Brown.
Referee: Jaco Peyper (South Africa)
Assistant referees: Craig Joubert (South Africa), Keith Brown (New Zealand)
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Their voice has gone out into all the earth.
Verse: The heavens declare the glory of God.
Beloved, woe to the ungodly, for they walk in the way of Cain, and abandon themselves for the sake of gain to Balaam's error, and perish in Korah's rebellion. These are blemishes on your love feasts, as they boldly carouse together, looking after themselves; waterless clouds, carried along by winds; fruitless trees in late autumn, twice dead, uprooted; wild waves of the sea, casting up the foam of their own shame; wandering stars for whom the nether gloom of darkness has been reserved for ever.
It was of these also that Enoch in the seventh generation from Adam prophesied, saying, "Behold, the Lord came with his holy myriads, to execute judgment on all, and to convict all the ungodly of all their deeds of ungodliness which they have committed in such an ungodly way, and of all the harsh things which ungodly sinners have spoken against him." These are grumblers, malcontents, following their own passions, loud-mouthed boasters, flattering people to gain advantage.
But you must remember, beloved, the predictions of the apostles of our Lord Jesus Christ; they said to you, "In the last time there will be scoffers, following their own ungodly passions." It is these who set up divisions, worldly people, devoid of the Spirit. But you, beloved, build yourselves up on your most holy faith; pray in the Holy Spirit; keep yourselves in the love of God; wait for the mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ unto eternal life. And convince some, who doubt; save some, by snatching them out of the fire; on some have mercy with fear, hating even the garment spotted by the flesh.
Now to him who is able to keep you from falling and to present you without blemish before the presence of his glory with rejoicing, to the only God, our Savior through Jesus Christ our Lord, be glory, majesty, dominion, and authority, before all time and now and for ever. Amen.
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JOB TITLE: Territory Technical Manager
LOCATION: Major Airport in the North East corridor of North America
Dassault Systèmes, the 3D Experience Company, provides business and people with virtual universes to imagine sustainable innovations. Its world-leading solutions transform the way products are designed, produced, and supported. Dassault Systèmes' collaborative solutions foster social innovation, expanding possibilities for the virtual world to improve the real world. The group brings value to over 150,000 customers of all sizes, in all industries, in more than 80 countries. For more information, visit www.3ds.com.
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• Provide comprehensive technical pre-sales support to SolidWorks Professional Channel Value Added Resellers and employees including developing and training personnel on product demonstrations, product positioning, and competitive overviews.
• Serve as a product liaison for SolidWorks Enterprise PDM offering for pre-sales activities.
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• Deliver product presentations to prospects both at the end user and senior management level. Analyze and track reseller competencies and technical delivery.
• Deliver valuable information about the competition adapted to the local market
• Help develop and answer RFP's.
• Closely work with the local Major Account team, Product Marketing, and Development groups as well as national trade show and user group support.
MINIMUM EXPERIENCE: 3 to 7 years MCAD/CAE/PDM industry experience. Recent college grads desiring a career in technical software sales with basic database skills and knowledge will be considered.
EDUCATION: BS (or higher) in Mechanical Engineering (or similar).
• Knowledge in manufacturing company's product development processes.
• Knowledgeable in the basics of 3D modeling (SolidWorks preferred) and the interdependencies they create between parts, assemblies, drawings.
• Prior experience in providing technical sales support for software products similar to the SolidWorks family of products such as SolidWorks, Enterprise PDM, Simulation, SolidWorks Composer is a big plus.
• Proven strong verbal and written communication skills as well as excellent customer relations skills.
• Proficiency with Windows applications and a basic understanding of Visual Basic technology.
• Actual mechanical design work experience and a solid understanding of the engineering document release process (ECO/ECN) coupled with a technical sales background is a plus.
• Ability to function in a team atmosphere, appreciation of aggressive goals, and superior organizational/time management skills and a make-it-happen attitude
• Ability to listen to customers, understand the requirement and demonstrate the solutions using SolidWorks Simulation
• Be a self-motivator and require little management involvement in order to get the job done
• This position requires 65% combined overnight and local travel.
COMPENSATION & BENEFITS: Dassault Systèmes/SolidWorks offers an excellent salary with potential for bonus, commensurate with experience that is above average in the local community. Benefits include a choice of plans providing comprehensive coverage for medical, dental, vision care for employee & dependents as well as employee life, short & long term disability, tuition reimbursement, immediate 401K enrollment, 401K match, 3 weeks' vacation and 8 paid holidays plus 4 floating holidays.
Dassault Systèmes/SolidWorks is committed to a policy of non-discrimination and equal opportunity for all employees and qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, national origin, ancestry, age (40 and above), disability, veteran status, military service, application for military service, genetic information, receipt of free medical care, or any other characteristic protected under applicable law. DS will make reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals with known disabilities, in accordance with applicable law.
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So many couples were using the Utah-Arizona road , also known as the Old Arizona Road/Mormon Wagon Road, that the road was referred to as the "Honeymoon Trail," according to W. L. Rusho and C. Gregory Crampton, authors of Lee's Ferry; Desert River Crossing.
"It has been reported that many couples, having visited the temple, were seen heading back to Arizona, apparently in no hurry whatsoever," reports Will C. Barnes, in an article he wrote, entitled "The Honeymoon Trail," published in Arizona Highway's on December 1934 (Page 10) and quoted by Rusho and Crampton.
According to a National Register of Historic Places Inventory nomination form prepared by Bureau of Land Management Arizona Strip District Archeologist Richard D. Malcomson in June 1980, it was during the 1860s and 1870s, that the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints "engaged in extensive colonization activities in what is now Southern Utah and Northern Arizona."
With the St. George Temple's completion, Malcomson stated that faithful LDS members in those regions came "to participate in the highest ordinances and rites of the church."
"However, considering that travel took 4 to 6 weeks at 2 ½ miles per hour, by horse or ox-drawn wagon over some extremely difficult terrain, in mud, snow and rain – it was anything but a 'honeymoon.' For over 50 years, the St. George Temple served the religious requirements of the southern edge of Mormon colonization. With the advent of the railroads into Northern Arizona (Flagstaff) in the early 1880s, the religious use of the Old Arizona Road declined and when the Temple in Mesa, Arizona was dedicated in 1928, it ceased," Malcomson stated.
The Honeymoon Trail begins at the St. George Temple, then heads east through town to the Washington Fields and into Warner Valley and Ft. Pearce, named for Captain John D.L. Pearce, a member of the local militia. About three and a half miles east of Fort Pearce is the junction of the Dominguez-Escalante Trail, the original Temple Trail, and the "Honeymoon Trail," according to Malcomson.
The Dominguez-Escalante Trail is named for Catholic Fathers Dominguez and Escalante who passed through this area on Oct. 15, 1776. The Temple Trail was established in April 1874, and was used by the LDS Church to haul lumber by ox-drawn wagons from Mt. Trumbull to St. George for construction of the Temple, Malcomson adds.
The trail then heads to a dugway over the Hurricane Rim, which involves a series of switchbacks and grades that drop a thousand feet in about two and a half miles, Malcomson states. The trail then heads southeast into Arizona to Antelope Springs. From here, it heads east, "north of Cottonwood Springs, to Atkin Well, down Sandridge Wash, below Point of Rock, over Cedar Ridge on into Pipe Springs National Monument," he said.
From Pipe Springs, the trail heads northeast, passing through Moccasin Springs and Wolf Springs, while staying west of Kanab Creek, and enters Kanab, Utah. "Honeymoon Trail" then proceeds west for about 9 miles along current Highway 89 to the junction of Johnson, Utah, where Honeymooners had the option of going into Johnson or proceeding west to Navajo Wells and Pioneer Gap, Malcomson states.
At Pioneer Gap, the route heads south, crosses White Sage Wash and starts over the Buckskin Mountains. The route then enters Coyote Valley and then heads south into House Rock Valley and then to Lee's Ferry National Monument, Malcomson adds.
Along the route, "the fort at Pipe Spring became a popular stop" of the Honeymoon Trail, according to Nicky Leach, author of Pipe Spring National Monument; An Ancient Oasis on a Storied Frontier.
"So many traveled the road leading to Dixie (especially polygamists, for the records of temple sealings were not available to federal authorities) that the way became known as the Honeymoon Trail," states David Lavender, author of The History of Arizona's Pipe Spring National Monument.
At Pipe Spring, Winsor Castle was in full operation by 1872, and it was a "natural stopping place for natives and other travelers due to the abundance of water and grass," according to a June 16, 1993 news article written by Debbie Dangerfield in the Red Desert Digest newspaper, published in St. George, Utah.
Here, people could buy food and restock their horses.
"They could also enjoy a Saturday night dance in the castle's courtyard or attend one of the many parties assembled there," Dangerfield writes.
Winsor Castle was first believed to be located in the state of Utah. However, it was later determined to be located in Arizona. So when the federal government began enforcing anti-polygamy laws, federal raids were conducted only in Utah, she states.
These "anti-polygamy laws forced polygamous wives to take refuge at Pipe Spring. The fort became part of the Mormon Underground, a network of safe houses beyond the jurisdiction of Utah officials and geographically cut off from the rest of Arizona by the Colorado River," Leach states in her Pipe Springs book.
Beginning in 1976, Mel Heaton and Dennis Judd honored the original Mormon pioneers who used the Honeymoon Trail, "starting from as far away as Thatcher, Arizona," according to a news article written by Carolyn H. Grygla of the Southern Utah News in Kanab, Utah. "Mel made it an annual event until 1990, when he began to focus on trail rides. Beginning at Pipe Spring, the wagons and outriders took the five day trip to St. George, delivering cheese and produce to the LDS Temple in token of the dairy products made at Pipe Spring, and the beef cattle sent regularly from the Kanab area to support the construction crews during the building of the Temple from 1871 to 1877."
The Pipe Spring Wagon Trek, organized by Mel Heaton and Dennis Judd, was planned to coincide with the Dixie Rodeo Roundup Parade in St. George, according to an article written by Constance Brown in Americana magazine.


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At Queens Botanical Garden, our staff strives to provide a place of peace, beauty, and safety for the quiet enjoyment of our visitors.
QBG is a living museum, a collection of gardens for the study, culture, exhibition, and display of plants. We encourage our visitors to explore, enjoy, and be respectful of our plant collections and to be considerate of fellow guests as well.
We support the use of the Garden for approved public ceremonies, celebrations, gatherings, and other activities appropriate to a botanical garden. Tai chi is welcomed on the Oak Allée from 8 to 9:30 am, and in the Arboretum at other hours. Sports and active recreation are prohibited. Please use adjacent Kissena Park or Flushing Meadows Corona Park, or the other great parks of the City and State, for physical recreation.
To help ensure the enjoyment and the safety of all our guests and to maintain the health and beauty of our collections, we have established a few guidelines.
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In a clockwork Brittania, Alice's prospects are slim. At 21, her age and her unladylike interest in automatons have sealed her fate as an undesirable marriage prospect. But a devastating plague sends Alice off in a direction beyond the pale-towards a clandestine organization, mad inventors, life-altering secrets, and into the arms of an intrepid fiddle-playing airship pilot.
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: Can you help me, I have a shower head that drips at the rate of about two drips per second. We have a single knob (at least 10 years old) that controls both hot and cold water and I suspect that I may need to replace the knob/valve. However, I am all thumbs and would not know where to begin. Can you give me some advise... Also, I would like to replace the shower head in a different bathroom but the pipe that it is attached to has a ball at the end. Can I just unscrew the pipe itself and replace it with a threaded end with out too much trouble? (remember, I am not very handy)
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Robert George 'Bob' Jaslowski
Funeral services for Cortez resident Robert George "Bob" Jaslowski will be held at 10 a.m. on Monday, Feb. 24 at the Cortez Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Empire Street Chapel.
Bishop Tim Lanier will officiate. Interment with Military Honors will follow at Peel Cemetery.
Visitation has been scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 23 from 3 to 5 p.m. at Ertel Memorial Chapel.
Bob was born Sept. 30, 1946 in Seattle, Wash. the son of John and Delores Melba (Erickson) Jaslowski. He passed away in Durango, Colo. on Thursday, Feb. 20, 2014 at the age of 67.
On Sept. 3, 1977 in Butte, Mont., Bob married Sybil Rae Wilson. Their marriage was sealed at the Idaho Falls Temple in 1979.
Bob was very active in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. He worked at the Ute Mountain Casino for 18 years. Family meant everything to Bob and he will be greatly missed.
Surviving Bob is his wife of 36 years, Sybil Jaslowski of Cortez; his children, Sabrina Elliott and husband, Jason of Cortez, Nica Vrtako and husband, Mike of Cortez, Jeremy Jaslowski of Flagstaff, Ariz., Sheila Jaslowski of Flagstaff, Ariz., and Tanya Jaslowski of Cortez; his grandchildren, Keandra Elliott, Jadon Elliott, Clayton Elliott, Siana Elliott, Micha Vrtako, Reiley Vrtako, and Wyatt Styer-Jaslowski; and his brother, Dick Jaslowski and wife, Ruth of Renton, Wash. He was preceded in death by his parents, John and Delores Jaslowski.
Memorial contributions can be made to Southwest Open High School.
Services are under the direction of Ertel Funeral Home. For further information or to send condolences, log on to www.ertelfuneralhome.com and click on the obituary section.


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