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Originally posted by olepi
I think what most people are meaning when they say SWToR is not an MMORPG: it doesn't have a vast open virtual world to live in. This is BioWare, renowned for story telling and great production values. They are not experienced in creating wide open virtual worlds with sandboxy open-ended play.
Does the game have to be an open virtual world to be an MMORPG?
For me it does. Playing pre-planned linear games such as this game become boring very quickly. Add to that-you aren't able to explore eveywhere, have very little interstellar travel, which again is linear, and the game just doesn't appeal to me.
I would much rather have the open world, explore anywhere, be anybody, and do anything-that makes an MMORPG in my view.
4 players, full box price and a monthly fee...
If anyone is looking for a game right now, I´d suggest Dungeon Defenders. It is a wonderful four player Co-op game based on Tower Defense, where you can upgrade things like gear, towers, character in a closed Battlenet-like enviroment. It costs about 10$, no monthly fee. There are no cutscenes though.
Okay, what does it have to do with SW:ToR? All I´am trying to say is I quit Rift at level 20, but before I unsubbed I was able to join several open groups and raids. In my opinion Bioware should put some optional content for bigger groups into the early levels, just to show some difference between MMO and Co-op games. Persistent world my a... if you cannot change it.
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4 players, full box price and a monthly fee...
If anyone is looking for a game right now, I´d suggest Dungeon Defenders. It is a wonderful four player Co-op game based on Tower Defense, where you can upgrade things like gear, towers, character in a closed Battlenet-like enviroment. It costs about 10$, no monthly fee. There are no cutscenes though.
Okay, what does it have to do with SW:ToR? All I´am trying to say is I quit Rift at level 20, but before I unsubbed I was able to join several open groups and raids. In my opinion Bioware should put some optional content for bigger groups into the early levels, just to show some difference between MMO and Co-op games. Persistent world my a... if you cannot change it.
So what is the cutoff between a co-op game and an MMO? 5 players in a group? 6? Sorry, that doesn't make any sense. If anything, having groups of 4 players will make it easier to group up with people for flashpoints than making a group of 5-6. And there are 8 and 16 man raids in this game, as well as world PvP. I'm not sure how anyone could say this isn't an MMO. That's just silly.
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No negatives at all. I think a very glaring negative and this is going to get endlessly debated. Is this a single player rpg or mmorpg. Everything in this article and a few others is only about you and I have not heard one reviewer mention others players or how you interact with them.
Is that just a oversight because it is worrying alot of people?
Look harder. There has already been previews from press who previewed the game at demos, before the embargo was lifted, as well as beta leaks, that have addressed that situation. It's no more a single player MMO than any other standard themepark. You have just as much reason to group and interact with players as any other game like WoW or Rift. It's really not hard to find, unless you are just not looking. The amount of actual phasing and instancing they've done in this game is minimal. It exists in flashpoints, operations, and certain specific quest locations that are class specific. BioWare has stated they made a conscious decision to keep those to a minimum in order to keep the open world feel. When you are on a class quest, you are still coming into contact with players just like any other MMORPG. And you can group up with them. It's not a bit different that Rift or WoW, and actually has significantly less quest "instancing" than a game like Lotro.
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Hmm...no negatives at ALL? :-)
I hope when the game does get released that the MMORPG review is a 9/10...because otherwise we should be reading a bit of negatives in these previews.
Did you feel that your actions between light and dark side mattered? If you went through as Light side, and then went through as Dark side...what changed?
You can send your crew members to craft...how does that work out? Is it basically you're forced to wait an hour to get an item crafted as you wait for your Crew member to complete whatever it is they are doing?
How does the size of the zones impact on the gameplay? Are there quick ways to get around or do you end up running for much of the time?
How's the combat compared to other MMORPGs...solid? How about the User Interface?
Not having an Auto Attack sounds like a big deal, how does that turn out?
These are very valid questions that I'm fairly interested in as well!
Also, does swtor have mounts? (I would check for myself but the main site is down).
1. Any Negatives? yup 1 charactor creation, is pretty much non existant, other than that nope
2. Light and dark choices has minor effects on storyline but it still ended up in the same general direction if thats what you're asking... if you're asking the effect on you, its just appearence of the gear you get.
3. The crew skills works great, it only takes companions about 1 minute to make most things and ou can send them out gathering resourses and stuff too, however the one problem I have with it is you can only que up 5 items to be created at a time so you need to come back and add more every 5 minutes, if that makes sense.
4. There are speeder bikes you can hire similar to gryphons in wow that are a fast way of getting round planets, each planet is massive so you do need them.
5. Combat is great fun and it works so well, ill answer question about auto attack here too, it is like having an auto attack exept its an auto attack that you click to use but it uses no ammo or whatever your class uses, and healers can change it into a heal which is effectively a free heal (well for troupers at least that's all I've played) the other great thing about combat is the animations, they are amazingly done and so awesome to watch i never thought they'd make a difference but they really do.
6. User interface is good but it'd be nice to have a bit more costomisation
7. Yes there are mounts but they are only vehicles you won't find people roaming the deserts of tatouine riding a tawntawn ( or whatever they are called)
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SW:TOR is just a real blast. It is the ScyFy MMORPG we have all been waiting for, a hell of a ride and definitely worth playing I think. The next generation of MMO are finally arriving in the form of SW:TOR and later on next year in the fantasy of GW:2. WoW will be dead in 12 months more or less, or possibly in a free-2-play model.
Have they said anything about the main social hub for the empire side?
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So did MMORPG.com staff all go on vacation or has MMORPG.com become horribly biased?
Review has been main article for the past 3 days now.
Personally, Star Wars:The Old Republic = Star Wars reskin of World of Warcraft to me. Not exactly a bad thing, might try it out rather than going back to WoW but not something I'm holding my breath or even excited about (post your comments or save your breath Fanboi's [including MMORPG.com staff members that qualify as the same] as I can make up my own opinion and its already been made).
Bad enough its been over-hyped, over marketed and hotly debated between fanboi's and critics so much that a lot of people automatically hate SWTOR for its disruptiveness to their activities (myself included) kind of like those News stories about some stupid whatever thats gets swarmed by every media outlet out there and makes getting any Other news near impossible but very easy to get the most mundane and stupid details about the tragedy/story/what-not of the month.
Don't suppose there is an Estimated Time of Arrival of another article so the SWTOR advertisement banner story can come down?
Its gonna be a great single player game with coop and multiplayer features.
Another thing I worry about is if I'm in a group doing a quest, and let's say it's a choice of saving children (light side choice) or saving the ammunition (dark side choice), and you want to save the kids. Well, another person in the group says to save the ammunition, and that's what the game chooses. Your quest now is to save teh ammunition, even though you wanted to save the kids. So you go through the quest (because you have to) and its over.
Can you go back and redo the quest so you can save the kids? I doubt it.
That's something that just really annoys me. The ability for other people in your group to determine your quest. It just means I'm going to have to be extremely careful about who I group with so that we all select the same thing in each situation...but how will I know that ahead of time without already knowing the quest options? Hence, it seems safer to do the quest solo so you can do the parts you want.
You should try City of Hero's or Dungeons and Dragons Online. There are certain classes that are next to impossible to lvl without a team. Those 2 games have team play unlike any I have seen in any of the other MMORPG's
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Developer-written and driven story that, while offering different paths, eventually results in boredom and repetition. There is a different story for every class, and different paths you can choose within each story if you were to go through it a second time. The words "boredom" and "repetitious" are the last words I'd use to describe it, unless you just don't like sitting through dialogue.
No no no no no... jeez where do you people get this information? There is only one chain of missions that is unique to your BASE class so if you play a Vanguard and then a Commando I hope you like doing the exact same missions all over again. No, there are no seperate paths you can choose within each story, there are different conversational choices you can make going light side or dark but they have absolutely zero effect on the sequence of events. You 'may' run into about 1% of the missions that will say go get X and 'either' bring it to Y or Z but that is it. Nothing will be different down the line depending on what you did.
Also, aside from the base class mission chain 99% of the game's missions are repeated by other classes. So if you play a Trooper you are going to be doing all the same missions that a Smuggler does, a Knight does, and a Consular. So no, sorry guys but this game is very very repetetive because A) All class missions are shared regardless of Advanced Class so you get to do all those twice and All world missions are shared between all classes and ACs so you get to do all of those over and over and over and over and....
You're conveniently leaving the part out about the choices you make having an effect on the missions as well, particularly in the class quest lines. Yes, there will be repeat missions, particularly in the side quests, but to say the game will be repetive in nature is simply wrong. This game will have much higher playability than any other MMO on the market. 8 different class questlines to choose from is a pretty significant amount, especially when you consider that you can alter how those quests turn out by the choices you make.
Stop trying to make it sound like this game is going to be repetitive, because it's not. If you want repetitive and boring, check out Rift.
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I am worried about replayability. Some games, like Vanguard for example, have multiple places to level for each level range. If you are level 15, for example, there are several whole continents and zones for that level. You literally could not see all the content unless you stopped leveling.
You could play three different characters, and never repeat a mission. Is SWTOR like that?
RIP City of Heroes. One of my favorite MMO's.
Originally posted by olepi
I am worried about replayability. Some games, like Vanguard for example, have multiple places to level for each level range. If you are level 15, for example, there are several whole continents and zones for that level. You literally could not see all the content unless you stopped leveling.
You could play three different characters, and never repeat a mission. Is SWTOR like that?
I think this is an area of the least concern actually. Each of the eight character classes has a specifically developed story line with little to no overlap (thought you may be on the same planets). While debated hotely, there is estimated to be 200 hours of unique class story for each of the main classes. if you play a character from the opposing faction there is NO overlap in the personal story lines at all.
Additionally, each planet has a multi-part world story arc that will run over several long quests to complete. This is not including the flashpoints for each faction either.
Then add warzones and world PVP on Illum plus Operations and you should be good.
Again, being Bioware and treating these story arcs like the RPGs they have produced before, replayability is not an area I am concerned about at all.
Pesonally I dont think it makes much difference if the starting areas are polished, fun and packed with content. All companies focus on that and would release a game that is good and fun the first 20 levels. The difference between a good and a bad game is mid and higher level areas. They must be ready when the game is released and have as much content as the starting areas. The same quality and polish. And I dont think we know enough to have opinions based on facts about this. And if answeing questions in detail about that is still forbidden by NDA there is good reason to believe mid and high level content is not yet polished enough or complete enough to be ready. And not something they want people that know the truth to discuss at this time.
Of course there is still almost two months til release. But if people are not yet allowed to talk about this when we are really close to release it will be a bad sign. And its to early to decide if this game will be good or bad.
At least this game won't have any stupid Pandas.
Imagine that, Pandas?
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Originally posted by Cik_Asalin
Originally posted by Yamota
So are there any actual MMO features in this game worth writing about? Because this review could might as well have been written for a regular multiplayer game.
Perhaps it doesn't turn "Massively" until level 50; it might be a Heroic quest for the final, yet first M in MMORPG. Until then it just might be a mixture of single-player and cooperative-player ORPG with multiple people on the same server.
Which is my point. Maybe at level 50 it will turn into an MMORPG but for now the game sounds more like an MORPG.
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thanks for the article! my son wants me to sign up for the beta but I'm not interested, I don't want to take anything away from the total exploration and fun at launch. With these games the absolute best thing about them is finding your way with other people in the beginning
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At least this game won't have any stupid Pandas.
Imagine that, Pandas?
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Imagine that !
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Not 1 bit because after 3-6 months the game will start bleeding subs like WAR and AOC. I believe those were popular ips too, especially Warhammer. I love the Star Wars ip as well as Bioware but unfortunately its gonna tank hard after a couple of months. In the history of mmos there has never been a premade ip that has captured the hearts of gamers. Everything that has done well was an original ip.
Wasn't the IP that killed WAR and AOC it was the execution. SWtoR is the best execution of it's type yet. It's the game LotRO should have been.
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Originally posted by Cik_Asalin
The Full Beta Preview has to be slanted toward positive; this site has to suspend disbelief to a degree since they rely on advertising, and they wouldn't want to upset that. And though it would be very unsettling for them to remotely challenge Biowares, who has gained respect through their excellent single-player rpg's, of which SW:TOR seems to be a very good cooperative multiplayer derivative of, it's just easier for this site to play somewhat disconnected from the concept of 'massively-multiplayer' and follow its' homogenization.
But admittedly, this "Preview" is anything but a "Full Beta Preview", when James Ohlen already stated that the current beta testers are playing the full game, levels 1-50. This preview has got to be mostly void of most early and completely void of mid to end-game content, which calls into question the inference of a "Full Beta Preview".
So no, the disappointment from others doesn't seem to be 'just' about PvP, but the authors slanted title of "Full" which falsely implies that it is actually a Full Beta Preview of a game going live in just under 2-months, when it is glaringly obvious it is Not as Full within the context of a 'masively-multiplayer' game when it comes to game-play, content, worlds & environment, faction purpose, game-play mechanics, skill-trees, community motivation, social & guild tools, pve and pvp, etc.. So from this piece, there are more holes that need to be filled with a lack of information on, such as:
any social, server firsts or guild features, progression system, aside from coop grouping.
anything related to racial abilities, specs, skill trees, dual spec/roles.
playable races.
any game-play freedom and diversity of exploration other than following a staged and linear path from one quest-hub to the next.
full pve experience, assuming there is more breadth and depth to the pve experience. . .such as. . .
any pve open-world massively-multiplayer dynamic events that have any influence on world conflict between light & dark factions; absolutely no "massively-multiplayer" pve game-play distinction or game-play nutrition in this yet.
world size and openness vs linear & funneled.
dynamic mob/creature/npc inhabitant movement, migration, motivation, or dynamic world colonization or community influence over the environment, regardless of whether it is influenced construction or not.
day/night cycles and environmental weather or effects.
full pvp or even world pvp experience that transcends anything but a small team vs another small team within the same redundant tiny shoebox minimap of hot-potato. The revealed player-vs-player stuff seems without any game-play factional contributory value or substance other than winning a small confining map that amounts to run, gun, die, or run, gun, win, limp, die; a lot of third-person shooter distinction, but no mmoprg game-play distinction or game-play nutrition in this yet.
any crafting complexity, involvement, or entertaining stimuli with player involvement as opposed to it's appearance of one-button cruise control that you send your companion out to 'fetch' and come back with.
customization overall that are visually & aesthetically distinctive or unique by any means; character customization, clothing, armor, weapons, vehicles, dye capability, etc.
So since most of these mmorpg staples don't interest some, the reported experience seems to play reportedly more like a cooperative multiplayer or single-player rpg. It could be that Content is sorely lacking.
I will enjoy the journey, Im sure. But as with many other games that ask for $15/month for playing the same content with little breadth or depth in the 'massively-multiplayer' department, that subscription commitment is going to lose out for lack of value after a short while.
Pretty much most of the info you asked for has already been reported on. Lack of content doesn't seem to be a concern, as there are many ways (not just the 200hrs each of the class quests) to level. While some worlds are mostly for the linear storytelling, many are supposed to be huge with exploring as another way to level/gear up. You might want to do some research before assuming the things you asked about are absent. No review could be so comprehesnive to include all the info about the game, and the NDA is only dropped for the first 15 lvls, so he was giving his take on what has had time to experience. (I thought he said he had more info coming as he got further into it, not sure). So maybe "Full" Review wasn't the right wording for the title, but there is plenty of info out if you look for it.


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State lawmakers have voted to renew a rarely used program that gives struggling businesses an alternative to laying off employees.
Senate Bill 157, which has passed both chambers of the Democratic-controlled General Assembly on party-line votes, would extend the Colorado Work Share Program indefinitely.
The program gives businesses the opportunity to keep their workers at reduced hours, rather than laying them off altogether.
Under the program, which businesses can enter into on a voluntary basis, employees receive prorated unemployment benefits to compensate for the loss of hours.
Workers can receive up to 26 weeks of prorated unemployment benefits through Colorado Work Share, under recent federal changes made to the program.
The program receives federal money for reimbursement, rather than adversely affecting the state's Unemployment Insurance Fund.
Rep. Tracy Kraft-Tharp, D-Arvada, a House sponsor of the bill, said the program allows businesses that are going through a "temporary tough time" to keep skilled workers, instead of losing them.
Kraft-Tharp said in a recent interview that the program helps companies like Vestas Wind Systems, which has reduced employees' hours at their Brighton, Pueblo and Windsor wind-power factories.
"This is a pretty specialized field," she said. "We don't want to lose those people, or have them move away."
The Work Share program, which was put in place in 2010, and is administered under the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment, had to be taken up again by the General Assembly because it is scheduled to sunset in July.
The bill keeps the program going, while making adjustments to keep it in line with federal guidelines.
Kraft-Tharp acknowledges that the program isn't well-known, and that only a handful of Colorado businesses are taking advantage of it. But she expects that to change soon.
"There was no money for Department of Labor staff time when it passed in 2010, so the state has not been able to promote this," she said.
"But, with the new changes, we can access federal grants, so we can allocate staff time to support it."
Republicans are opposed to the continuation of the program. The bill passed the Senate without any GOP support in March, and again in the House on April 2.
Rep. Brian DelGrosso, R-Loveland, said during a recent debate on the House floor that businesses that pay into the state's unemployment insurance trust fund could essentially end up paying the wages for competitors' workers, even though the workers are still employed there.
"So, potentially you can have a competitor down the street paying for the employees of a fellow competitor somewhere else in town," DelGrosso said.
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"The bottom line is, if you're going to be laid off … and if we can help you, we're going to help you," she said. "It's about keeping people employed and keeping their paychecks coming home."


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It seems like in the past when I didn't have much time there were so many games I wanted to play. Now I can't find anything worth my time besides MOBAs.
I played EVE for a long time, but when I deployed to Afghanistan I gave my account to a friend, so I don't have that anymore and am not sure I have enough time for that anyways.
I loved Global Agenda, and the 3rd person shooter/rpg/pvp-arena style aspect of it. Unfortunately some bad decisions were made and the game pretty much died.
I loved Guild Wars, for the pvp, and tried getting into GW2, but the pvp is so stale and I don't see a reason to play the pve.
I thought about Defiance because it's a 3rd person shooter, but I've read from a lot of places that it gets stale quickly.
I'm in the Firefall Beta, but there's really not much to do yet and things keep changing.
I play Tera from time to time, but the grind is just so long, it's taking forever to get to 60 and I feel like I'll be burnt out by then.
So basically are there any 3rd person, progressive/rpg style games that focus on pvp, that are relatively new and I haven't played?
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Archeblade in open beta on Steam.
Panzar in beta available for UK and NA.
Archeblade and Panzar are basically only PvP tho, Panzar has a skill tree you can improve on.
Theres also Bloodline Champions if you want a crazy "skill based" PvP game to play, also available on Steam.
I thought Defiance was basically Global Agenda 2 but i didn't play it long enough in the beta for it to get stale. I'm just not in the mood for that right now and i don't have $60 for it, cool game tho.
I have not PvP'd in Vindictus but you might want to give that a try. Also C9 and Dragon Nest.
Neverwinter is pretty cool.
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Alright, I'll give Neverwinter a go.
Panzar looks cool, but is only in EU right now. Archeblade seems like an unstructured moba.
Honestly, play Defiance. Lot of negative crap on the forums and it kept me away for a while but since I started playing, I can't put it down. PvE is fun and some of the funnest PvP I have played in a while in a MMO, even tho I suck at it. Lot of stuff is being fixed, pretty stable now after their rocky launch. I dont know how people think its stale already. Lot to do and the pursuits (achievements) really keep me coming back for more as a completionist. Everytime I run a coop i find something new or a way to be more effective. PvP is fun and shadow wars are awesome! Only downside is shadow wars are hard to pop outside of peak hours.
Bottom line, I was listening to the negative crap about Defiance too much and I wish I had not. Great gameplay, and a game that will get frequent (by current industry standards) updates. No monthly fee, no P2W cash shop though you can buy small boosts and such (but not gear), just ur average $60 purchase price, but i found a sale for my copy at $33.
If I want a world in which people can purchase success and power with cash, I'll play Real Life. Keep Virtual Worlds Virtual!
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Alright, I'll give Neverwinter a go. Panzar looks cool, but is only in EU right now. Archeblade seems like an unstructured moba.
Panzar is officially in EU beta but you can play in NA with no problems. I like Archeblade but i have a hard time not liking any game.
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I guess I'm a bit of an anamoly as far as gamers go. I love pvp and 3rd person combat arena games with some sort of progression.
I like FPS, as well, and there are many fps games that fit what I'm looking for, but I'm just not nearly as good at them. I seem to die more than anyone else and can't aim nearly as well, plus I like being able to see all around my character and not have tunnel vision.
That's why I liked GA and GW so much. Amazing 3rd person pvp action with at least some form of progression.
There's nothing promising on the horizon I'm afraid.
I would suggest spending time with other genres and perhaps keep an eye on how ESO's PvP turns out. I hear they are trying to push Firefall for an e-sport, but my friends tell me its all just a big "meh".
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Originally posted by TheRebellion
Is ESO really expected to have good pvp support? Bethesda have never made a pvp game.
I wouldn't put my money on it, but its a high profile game and perhaps the only one with even a chance of having the style of PvP I (or you) would enjoy.
There's not much information out yet. Not that I know of.
And to my knowledge, Bethesda is not making this game, ZeniMax is. It will be their first game, I think, although I'm sure they have some industry veterans working for them.
It's either ESO or if Arenanet tries to revamp their structured PvP it might take off. I'm not holding my breath tho.
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Yea...I don't really understand Arena Net. All they had to do was keep GvG and HA and the pvp players would have been happy...
You and me both, buddy. Seems like they aimed for a bigger crowd this time around. And, you know, since they commited to WvW and made the PvE large scale, they had to take out some features for performance reasons (collision detection, interrupts) hence the small scale PvP suffered.
I don't blame them, but at the same time I would have hoped they would've continued with the path they set with GW1. Perhaps add some physics to the fights, little action touch to the combat... things like that.
Its a shame.
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Tap into your inner hippie (we all have one!) while dabbling in a colorful, fun project with your children. With the high quality and brightness of these dyes, you and your kids are sure to feel proud of your results. And there's a good chance that they won't be embarrassed to walk down the street with you…
Castle Knights (HabaUSA)
I have nothing against high-tech toys, but it's an absolute pleasure to play with something made of wood, string, and cardboard. This is one of the few cooperative games on the market, meaning that you can play with as opposed to against your child. In fact, you can't really play the game at all, unless you work together. Ages 5 and up.
CB-3 Stryker Cross Bow (Prime Time Toys, Ltd.)
We have mixed feelings about toys that shoot, but this crossbow (which fires foam arrows up to 35 feet) is fun enough to get even the most computer-tethered tween outdoors. Compete with the kids for accuracy and distance or tie on a notes send secret messages to each other across the yard (or street). Whatever you do, be safe. No aiming at people or animals. Ages 8 and up.
Mom's Deluxe 3 in 1 Plus Combo Carrier (Snazzy Baby)
Pay no attention to the word "mom" on the box–this lightweight carrier works great for dads too. It's adjustable, comfortable, easy on the back and shoulders (which is something you can't say about all the carriers out there), and it converts into a portable high chair restraint. Good from the time baby has head control up to 37 pounds or 3 years.
Safe4Kidz (AmeriChannels)
Despite parental controlls and Internet security programs, a lot of parents worry that their kids are being exposed to all sorts of unsavory messages. This program Gives 4-12 year olds the ability to safely surf and explore the 'net, blocking pages that use bad language or inappropriate terms. Although no program can replace your watchful eyes and setting clear, enforceable rules, this one is simple, easy, fast, and will give you at least some peace of mind.
Bailout! The Game (Liberty Street Games)
Any game that can keep teens and dads in the same room and having fun together has got to be good. And this one is. You're the Chief Financial Officer of a floundering bank. And you need to get bailed out in a hurry. You'll have to undermine the competition, endure the uncertainty of the markets, avoid hostile takeovers, and more. Very topical, with some good educational content (for you and your teens) too. Ages 14 and up.
Triviathon (Jeezle Pete's! LLC)
Did you know that an octopus has three hearts? Just one of the entertaining tidbits you can learn while playing this fast-paced trivia game. You'll be singing, dancing, arm wrestling, cheering, cheating (okay, hopefuly not too much of that), and more as you put your cognitive, physical, and social skills to the test. And whether you get the answer right or wrong, you'll still learn plenty. Plus you finally get to find out whether you actually are Smarter Than a Fifth Grader….
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Cavatelli 'ncatenati
In times past in poor regions like Molise, when meat was scarce, eggs were an available and affordable source of protein. A dish of pasta dressed with eggs combined the nutrients of two staple foods for a meal that was naturally nutritious and sustaining. I love these pastas sauced withe eggs, and tasty versions can be found all over Italy, especially in Abruzzo, Molise, and Lazio (Rome), where the most famous dish of this type, spaghetti alla carbonara, originated. This Molisano version is particularly appealing, with cavatelli, scrambled eggs, and bacon, and with grated Fontina Val d'Aosta tossed in at the end—a bit out of region, but absolutely delicious here. In Molise they would use grated pecorino, of course, and it is lovely that way, too.
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- Serves 6
- Ingredients:
- 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt, plus more for the pasta pot
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 8 ounces slab or thick-cut bacon, cut in 1/2-inch pieces
- 5 large eggs
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- Fill a large pot with salted water (at least 6 quarts water with 1 tablespoon salt), and heat to a boil.
- Pour the olive oil into the skillet, and set it over medium-high heat. Drop in the butter, let it melt, then scatter in the bacon pieces. Cook the bacon, stirring and tossing the pieces, for 5 minutes or so, until they're crisp and caramelized. (If the bacon rendered lots of fat, you can pour off half the fat in the pan.)
- Beat the eggs and 1/4 teaspoon salt in a bowl until well blended.
- When the water is at a rolling boil, drop in the cavatelli, stir, and return the water to a boil. Cook the cavatelli 4 to 5 minutes, until al dente, lift them from the pot, drain briefly, and spill them into the skillet.
- Over medium heat, toss the cavatelli with the bacon pieces, coating the past with the oil, butter, and bacon fat, too. Pour the beaten eggs all over the pasta, stirring and tumbling them together; keep scraping the coagulating egg from the sides and bottom of the pan, and incorporate it in with the wet eggs. Cook for a minute or two, just until all the egg is lightly cooked and custardy and evenly scrambled into the cavatelli.
- Turn off the heat, scatter the shredded fontina over the eggs and pasta, and toss thoroughly to blend in the cheese as it melts. Serve immediately.


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FRUITA, Colo.-George David Beebe, 60, of Fruita, Colo. passed away Friday, Nov. 16, 2007, at his home. Graveside services will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 20, 2007 at 1 p.m. in the New Elmwood Cemetery, Fruita, followed by a get-together and luncheon with his friends and family.
George was born Feb. 21, 1947 in Fruita, Colo., to the late Ruby Lee Tomlinson Beebe and Richard David Beebe. Highly valuing education, he had a passion for teaching young minds. This three decade long passion, along with the love of the outdoors, lead to the creation of Beebe Canyon at Scenic Elementary for his effort.
George was active in the Masonic Lodge for many honorable years. He was very social, and touched the lives of many... all who knew him loved him tremendously. Nothing was more important to him than his loving, and devoted family.
George is survived and sorely missed by his sister Mary Lou (Chuck) Rader and children, son Richard (Christina) Beebe, son Lawrence (Cassandra) Beebe, grandchildren Alexis and Kaydence Beebe.
Arrangements entrusted to Snell-McLean Funeral Home.
PRICE- Helen Lorraine Lampshire Giraud, age 82, passed away Nov. 17, 2007 with her loving family around her.
Her strength, courage, and wisdom was an inspiration to us all. She is the center of our family.
She is the daughter of James E. and Esther Jones Lampshire born May 9, 1925 in Grand Junction, Colo.
The family lived in Wattis, Utah with her siblings Duane, James, Shirley, Gale and Frankie. She enjoyed sewing with her sister.
She married Emil Giraud, Aug. 1, 1946, shortly after he returned from the War. They spent 61 years together in Price, Utah. She took care of everyone she loved. Her family was everything to her.
Helen is survived by her husband, Emil; children, Greg, Gary (Geri), James, Mike, Jerry (Loni); grandchildren, Gary Dean (Jodi), Brandon (Jenny), Michelle (Jeremy), Gena, Mike, Jennifer (Ray), Jeremy, and Joshua; great-grandchildren, Kerrisa, Gavin, Joey, Taylor, Jacob, Cayla, Mackenzie, and Serenitie.
She stayed here as long as she could for her family. She in now in a better place. We all love her and will miss her dearly. Special thanks to Tisa at Community Nursing Services Hospice.
Family will be at the Holiday Inn, 838 Westwood Blvd., Price, for an open house, Tuesday, Nov. 20, 2007, from 12 Noon-3 p.m. Graveside service Woodlawn Cemetery, Bremerton, Wash., at a later date.
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ORANGEVILLE, Utah�Raymond R. Sitterud went home in the early morning of Nov. 19, 2007. He was born April 12, 1917 in Orangeville, Utah, to Jesse Randolph and Edna Stilson Sitterud. He married Myrleen Alger in the Mesa Ariz. LDS Temple on Oct. 26, 1943.
Raymond was the second of 16 children, and he helped support his family by working with his dad and brother in local coal mines. He worked in the mining industry all his life: at the Deseret Mine for 20 years, and then as mine superintendent at Deer Creek Mine until his retirement.
He met his sweetheart, Myrleen Alger, at a dance at the Wilberg Dance Hall. They were married following his LDS mission to the Southern States. They were married 64 years. He served in the US Army for three years during World War II. He and his wife retired to go on an LDS mission to Anchorage, Alaska. They also served together in the Nauvoo Illinois Mission, as stake missionaries, and as ordinance workers in the Manti Temple. Raymond also served a stake mission with Glen Bott. He was called as bishop of the Orangeville Ward when he was 28, and served for nine years. He was a high councilman for 11 years and was a branch president in Haines, Alaska.
Ray was active in the community as well. He served as county commissioner for two terms during the building of the Joe's Valley Dam. For 12 years, he was mayor of Orangeville and helped establish the sewer system and water treatment plant into the city. He served on the Emery County Nursing Home Board for 30 years, the Emery County Special Service Board, was on the original board of the Emery Telephone Company, and served as chairman of the Southeastern Utah Development Council.
His life has been one of service to his family, his church, and his community. Woodworking has been his hobby, and he has shared his talents with so many. He also loved sharing the bounties of his garden with neighbors and friends. His way with children, his teasing sense of humor, his healing hands, and his familiarity with the scriptures will be deeply missed. Please send condolences or memories of Ray to email@example.com.
He is survived by his wife: Myrleen; children: Terrance Ray, Cheverly. Md.; Clyde Edgar (Patricia), Highland; Shellee (Patrick) Dooley, Lehi; Laurel (Scott) Johansen, Castle Dale; brothers: Neldon and Mac; sisters: Selma Tuttle, Ruth Cox, Karen Barton, Phyllis May, Velda Crumpley, Sally Ryan, Sue Johnson, Connie Jones, and Colleen Defriez; and 12 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren.
He is preceded in death by his mother and father; sisters: Elva Sitterud and Bessie McArthur; brothers: Clyde Stilson Sitterud and J. LaVar Sitterud; and a grandson: Matthew Ian Dooley.
Funeral services will be Nov. 24, 2007 at 11 a.m. at the Castle Dale Third Ward LDS Chapel at 165 West 800 North, Castle Dale. Visitations will be from 6-8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 23 at Fausett Mortuary at 720 North Center in Castle Dale and one hour prior to services at the church. Interment will be in the Orangeville Cemetery, under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.


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This great tasting formula gives your puppy precisely balanced nutrition to build immunity and digestive health. It is made with high quality lamb meal to ensure availability of key nutrients and with clinically proven antioxidants for better overall health. Rich in fish oil, it has optimal levels of Omega-6 fatty acids for healthy skin and a radiant coat. High quality ingredients like gentle fibers that ensure a proven gentle, healthy digestion for your puppy. Choose the formula that best meets your dog's size requirements.
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A recent purchase and what a cracker! This manuscript diary is titled Tour of Wales and the Marches beginning on 22 August 1827 and consists of 55 pages of exquisite handwriting and ink sketches presumably by Eliza Rand. We say presumably as she hasn't acknowledged herself as the author but as one of the only two females on the tour, she mentions her sister Georgiana on p. 32, so it's a simple enough process of elimination. The account of the tour includes several pen and ink drawings, including a view of the Havod Arms, a harper at Abergele and Beddgelert church. However, of most interest is a drawing of their guide at Cadair Idris, Richard Pugh, posing in front of his cottage, with staff in hand, wearing a goatskin 'mountain dress' and sporting a headress of goat's skull and horns! This was the traditional costume of the Welsh guides [believe it or not] but depictions of it are very rare indeed.
We hold a good selection of 18thand 19th century tours of Wales as they are an invaluable resource of historical information. Many of them are filled with comments and anecdotes on everyday subjects such as chosen routes; care and maintenance of coach and horses, conditions of roads, personalities met en route, quality of inns, descriptions of architecture and [of course!] the weather. For example, this particular diary ends with a summary of the places visited, the number of horses used and the number of turnpikes.


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The Material Handling Industry of America (MHIA) has been re-accredited as a developer of American National Standards by American National Standards Institute (ANSI) following a regular audit of the association's standards administration operations. ANSI performs an audit of accredited standards developers every five years.
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
The Castle Valley Special Service District is in the process of advertising for a tax increase. This tax increase was voted on by the Emery County voters in November of 2009. In that election the voters approved the extension of The District's Operation and Maintenance tax of .001.
The proposed tax rate will increase the tax on a $100,000 residence from $139.64 to $141.93 which is an increase of $2.29. The tax on a business of $100,000 would increase from 253.90 to $258.07 which is an increase of $4.17 per year. A public hearing to receive input on the proposed increase is slated for Dec. 21 at 6 p.m. in the Emery County Commission chambers.
When CVSSD attempted to implement the .001 operation and maintenance tax rate this year, the Utah State Tax Commission indicated that it could not be done until the proper Truth-in-Taxation advertising had been completed. In 2009, with assistance from The District's bond attorney, CVSSD's tax election was held and approved by voters. A bond election was held at the same time. The current Truth-in-Taxation advertising and subsequent public hearing are substantively similar to the advertising and public hearing that took place prior to the election in 2009. However, it must now be re-done with protocol as required by the Utah State Tax Commission and State Code Section 59-2-219 in order to implement the correct tax rate for the District.
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If you have ever fished topwater baits, then you know that it is probably the most exciting way on the planet to catch fish. If you have ever thrown a topwater bait with the "walk the dog" action, then you know their effectiveness. The design of the Lucky Craft Sammy makes "walking the dog" easy. The tapered body and weighted tail makes the head of this bait sit high in water, putting it in a prone postion which provides instantaneous turning and splashing with the slightest rod movement. The internal glass rattles call fish from great distances and depths. Professionals know that when it comes to drawing in fish on top, there is no better action than "walking the dog" and with the Sammy's lifelike finishes and unsurpassed action, fish don't stand a chance.
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Comments: Bought the Sammy on a tip from a fellow tournament angler. First cast, a bass blew up on it. Went on to place in the tournament. It spits, rattles, and walks the dawg! Ghost minnow and ghost blue shad are my two go to colors. Have had great success on many of the lakes in the mid-west including Table Rock.
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Comments: This is my second season using the Ghost Minnow Sammy 100. Once the weather warms, this lure is dynamite on largemouth in both quiet river coves and lakes alike. But the most fun I've had with Sammy so far is fishing for pissed off river smallmouth in the shallow Northern section of the Connecticut River above Hartford. The smallies absolutely hammer this thing. I'm talking knocking it 2 feet out of the water on missed strikes. Fishing with my Sammy 100 is ridiculously fun!
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PRICE-Gene E. Spigarelli, age 53, passed away suddenly Oct. 26, 2011 in Price.He was born Aug. 15, 1958 in Price, Utah to Julius Spigarelli Jr. and Ann Jumper.Married Jackie Lynn Durham, Oct. 1, 1977 in Price, Utah.
"Spiggs" was an outdoor enthusiast who shared a passion for guns and carrying on the family trait of gun smithing. He was happiest when he was hunting with his brothers or creating memories with his hunting buddies.
Gene graduated from Carbon High School in 1976 and after his career in mining he returned to college where he received his associates from C.E.U.
Gene was a very talented craftsman who loved working alongside his brothers. He loved working with his hands and cleaning the sidewalks for his dear neighbors when it snowed. He was passionate about remote control airplanes. His family was his sunshine and he especially cherished the memories that he shared with his grandchildren.
Gene's family would like to extend a special thanks to Dr. Max Morgan and staff, the EMTs, nurses, doctors and entire staff at Castleview Hospital for taking extra special care of Gene for the past 34 years. Your care was exceptional and everyone always brought great comfort to him. The family would also like to extend their appreciation to John and Carol Tatton, the neighbors and members of the Westwood Ward for always going the extra mile for Gene and his family. We are truly blessed to have such wonderful people in our lives.
Gene is survived by his wife, Jackie Spigarelli, Price; daughters, Michelle Spigarelli, Gooding, Idaho, Jessica (David) Bruce, Tooele, Utah; brothers, Kim (Judy) Spigarelli, Price, Bob (Karen) Spigarelli, Price, Jim (Jimmie Ann) Spigarelli, Kemmerer, Wyo., Bill (Kari) Spigarelli, Price; his in-laws, Bill and Joan Durham, Elmo; nine grandchildren, Koty, Richard, Riley, Makaya, Michael, Mason, Adrianna, Tevin and Alyssa; many loving nieces and nephews; and his loyal buddy Prancer.
Preceded in death by his parents, and brother-in-law, Billy Durham.
Graveside service, Saturday, Oct. 29, 2011, 2 p.m., Mt, View Cemetery in Helper. Family received friends at Mitchell Funeral Home Friday evening from 6-7 p.m. and Saturday from 12:30-1:30 p.m.
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Elder Michael G. Justice has accepted a call from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to serve in the Virginia Richmond Mission.
Elder Justice is the son of Mark and Kathy Justice of Huntington and the grandson of Esther Justice and the late George Justice of Huntington and the late George and Alta Nielsen of Ferron.
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I don't think i ever adressed this theory on Zoro's eye, so I figured why not share it and see what you guys' opinions are.
1st of all, I always figured zoro's nickname would eventually change, since he obviously isn't a pirate-hunter.
We, the readers, know he never really was one in the first place, but the government didn't know that.
Since he is now a pirate, that nickname is becomming outdated.
Before i begin, I think it is worthy to mention that the whole eye-matter has been left completely open.
If it was nothing more than a simple scar/wound, I believe oda would have resolved it by now (or even right after the timeskip).
As for the theory:
-During the course of the adventures, we've always seen quite a few displays of demonic aura manifesting in zoro and his techniques.
-Now it's safe to assume those manifestations were a product of Zoro's Spirit and on rare occasions, it sometimes seemed to be reflected into his left eye, making it glow red, before the timeskip.
-We now know that Haki aswell, originates from an individual's spirit. And it's safe to assume Zoro did a lot of haki-training during his 2-year training.
I deem it very plausible, that near the end of his 2-year training, during a very intense sparring between him & Mihawk,
in a moment of extreme frustration and/or duress, the manifestation of zoro's demonic aura combined with a big burst of haki, his spirit somehow merged both, causing an anomaly which permanently ingrained itself into Zoro's left eye, leaving him with a "Demonic eye".
(It couls just as well have happened during another event, parhaps one related to his bounty-increase, idk)
Resulting effect: A constant burst of incredible power, speed & agility.
As for the theory for the scar itself:
Perhaps it caused Zoro to lose control, making him heavily assaulting Mihawk -perona and humandrills or others?-,
forcing Mihawk to cut it. (not permanently damaging it, but enough to shut it and make zoro regain his senses)
I can immagine it drained quite a bit of Zoro's stamina (for now), though he'll eventually controle it and get used to it in the future.
Which brings me to my conclusion that in the future, if they were to finally change Zoro's nickname, it'll be something along the lines of 'Demon eye Zoro'.
Pehaps there may even come a time when the same thing will happen to Zoro's right eye during a very important battle?
-> Demon eyes Zoro
This... or it's just a wound and he lost his eye.


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On February 17, 2013, the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on NASA's Aqua satellite captured this natural-color image of an atmospheric eddy off the coast of Southern California. The swirling, circular pattern in the clouds was due west of San Diego when Terra flew over around local noon.
The pattern is known to meteorologists as a Catalina eddy, or coastal eddy, and it forms as upper-level flows interact with the rugged coastline and islands off of Southern California. The interaction of high-pressure—bringing offshore winds blowing out of the north—and low-pressure—driving coastal winds blowing out of the south—combine with the topography to give the marine stratus clouds a cyclonic, counter-clockwise spin. The eddy is named for Santa Catalina Island, one of the Channel Islands offshore between Los Angeles and San Diego.
Catalina eddies can bring cooler weather, fog, and better air quality into Southern California as they push the marine boundary layer further inland. These mesoscale eddy patterns can stretch across 100 to 200 kilometers (60 to 120 miles) and can last from a few hours to a few days. They most often form between April and October, peaking in June.
A downloadable time-lapse video from the GOES-West weather satellite is linked below the image and shows the evolution of the eddy over roughly eight to ten hours. Images of the pattern in other wavelengths are available on the CIMSS Satellite Blog. And you can watch a short video here describing how the eddy develops.
Related Reading
- Mass, C. F. and Albright, M.D. (1989) Origin of the Catalina Eddy. Monthly Weather Review, 117, 2406–2436.
- NOAA National Weather Service Glossary. Accessed March 8, 2013.
- University of Wisconsin-Madison (2013, February 17) Eddy off the coast of southern California. CIMSS Satellite Blog. Accessed March 8, 2013.
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Manga reading list: Bleach, Naruto, Katekyo Hitman Reborn, One Piece, Code Breaker, Gamaran, Kuroko No Basket, Fairy Tail, The World God Only Knows, Kimi No Iru Machi, Good Ending, Medaka Box, Nisekoi, D.Gray-Man, Ao No Exorcist, Freezing, Magi - Labyrinth of Magic, Soul Eater, Rosario Vampire Season II, Iris Zero, Ubell Blatt, Bloody Cross, Sun-Ken Rock, and Infinite Stratos,
Whoa...388 issues for Reborn to tell Tsuna to give up. Reading that panel stunned me. I literally felt frozen, confronted by an overwhelming sense that this arc will end the manga. Tsuna's despair is something I cannot stomach. I initially anticipated Reborn countering with: My Student will surpass your expectations. When the fight went nowhere fast I found myself in disbelief. Certainly there must be something yet to be revealed about the Vongola power. I would think that it's place in the magical treasures of the flames indicates the stature that can surmount this obstacle. I would find it interesting if Tsuna utilizes this opportunity to surpass the Sky Flame.
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...oh Tsuna, how can you believe that you can't win ?
It feels almost impossible for a super fast, hyper intuition user to lose against a teleport user, really, Reborn only wants to protect his life. Teleport itself is a tricky trick, but against hyper intuition, it feels more like a waste of power rather than an advantage... unless he did something different (like turning into a ghost and passing through him, or something, but that still shouldn't work on HI user).
I guess it's time for some training with Iemitsu .
Anyway, this manga has in title Reborn, so I guess his end means the manga's end.
WTF , another manga that could stop soon :/?
I really worried about the destiny of Reborn and the others Arocobalenno, but I also trust them, trust Tsuan. I believe they will solve this perfectly!
Looking forward to the new chapter!
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Canyon View Junior High held their closing exercises on May 22. Bayler Griffin, class president welcomed the audience. The ninth grade class was announced and presented with certificates of completion by Principal Jim Jones, along with teachers Ferd Allred and Reed Fehlberg.
Jaxon Winn led the pledge of allegiance.
Curt Collard and Andy Pollaehne presented the achievement awards to the students.
Shem Guymon gave an honor address, "John Wayne said life's tough, it's even tougher if you're stupid. Get an education. If we don't get an education, who will be our doctors and specialists. Who is going to do that if we don't get an education. The amount of education we get will determine how happy we will be. Some people decide while others delay. Some smile while others scowl. Our attitude can determine how far we're going to get."
Paytn Jeffs, honor student, asked what will you do with your future? If you don't try new things, you will never experience success. Jeffs said she participated in the high jump at state as a freshman and this was a new event for her.
Lucille Ball, Walt Disney and Michael Jordan have said if you've never failed then you've never lived. If you want something, then go get it.
Jeffs shared a rap song with all her memories of Canyon View and friends and teachers. Friends and teachers have made life at Canyon View way better.
The ninth grade class sang a song conducted by David Bird and accompanied by Marilee Cox.
Justin Jennings, honor student, told a story of his first memory of junior high. He was in morning probation and was only half guilty of the crime they convicted him of. He counted all the bricks on the wall. Don't judge your future relationship with a person based on your first impression of them. I'm glad the teachers didn't judge me and I'm glad I didn't judge them.
There are pros and cons that come with comparing yourself to other people. In wrestling when I worked out on the mat with people that were better than me, it made me want to work harder to be like them. I never came close, but I did progress. That's the pro side, the con side in comparing yourself to others is that you can get down and depressed. You always feel that other's are better than you. My Dad always says there's always someone better. Push yourself to grow. You always have something to work towards.
Brinler Tanner, honor student, told of a boy he met in the Dominican Republic, he had tied rags in knots to make a ball. Brinler shared his baseball with him. As school started, Brinler discovered his friend was not being educated and that schools are few and far between in the Dominican Republic and expensive. Out of reach for most of the children there. Brinler discovered that he wasn't invested in his education before that time. He had one year to complete his seventh grade year and he was on his own. He didn't have teachers. He found out that his education is up to him. It's his responsibility. Not his teachers or his parents, but his own. Shift the burden of education to the person. Pursue your own education. Brinler said he has a new appreciation for teachers. "I stand in awe of them."
Teachers help guide learning so students are properly prepared. Students are the leaders of tomorrow. We need to recognize our own responsibility in our learning. I can is more important than IQ.
The yearbook staff prepared a slide show which was shown and the program came to a close. A dance was held after the program for junior high students.