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Repair in a dream means correcting errors, willingness or ability to change in life what we don't like, prevents to live normally. Attempt to rebuild their lives in accordance on the ideas of his future aimed at a better life. The main thing to have such opportunities.
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The Effective Marketer
Listening to Your Customers In the Digital Age
The Effective Marketer
"You can't just ask customers what they want and then try to give that to them. By the time you get it built, they'll want something new" – Steve Jobs. What do customers want? Let's do a focus group and find out. This tried-and-true approach to innovation leading to brand extensions, new product categories, and new marketing approaches has and continues to be used as a cornerstone of market research efforts. The old-fashioned focus group still has its believers even with fiascoes like Pepsi Edge and a decades-long new-product failure rate of about 90%." – BusinessWeek.
The Blogger's Guide to Online Marketing
The Effective Marketer
Note: This is a guest post by Lior Levin. See Lior's bio at the end. The Blogger's Guide to Online Marketing is one of ProBlogger 's newest ebooks, written by the Web Marketing Ninja. ProbBlogger was started by Darren Rowse, who wrote the most popular of the ProBlogger products, 31 Days to Build a Better Blog. Written specifically for bloggers, this online marketing guide features yet another set of 31 steps intended to help bloggers start making money with their blogs. Many bloggers go years and years without seeing readership increase or any revenue at all. Features and Freebies.
Google+ for SEO? Don't Focus on Your Brand Page!
Digital B2B Marketing
Google, Plus Your World was rolled out just over a week ago, and the online world has adopted the rallying call to get onto Google+ for the SEO benefits. Multiple articles point to brand pages as the solution. The problem is, Google+ Brand Pages are not the ticket to SEO success. Getting Into Your Audience's Trusted World There are three ways to get into Your Audience's Trusted World.
24 (of the) Best Business Blogging Guides, Tips and Tools of 2011
Despite any recent recent rants you may have seen about how blogging is dead or blogs are passé , the fact of the matter is that business blogging is now more important than ever. With Google's most recent Panda algorithm updates, attributes like content freshness and social signals (strengths of blogs, not corporate websites) will gain increased importance in search ranking. Stuart W.
Lead Generation Checklist
You spend a lot of time, energy, and money doing lead generation to capture leads but it's how you manage them that makes the difference between success and failure.
Nine Simple Tactics to Drive a Higher Return on Trade Show Investment
B2B Lead Generation Blog
Tweet In his most recent post , Dave Green pointed out how marketers invest most of their budget on trade shows even though it ranks fourth in effectiveness. He went on to explain how to get a better return on your trade-show investment through lead scoring. Now I'm going to share nine tactics that will drive those lead scores – and your ROI – even higher: Do thorough research. Take note.
Why Your Content Will Never Be Good Enough
Digital B2B Marketing
Quite simply, the marketing content you create will never be good enough. You will need to produce better content every single day. Today, someone trumped your content. Just now, they become a more useful source of information to your audience. How Your Content was Trumped Content quality is relative. Your content may have been good when it was created, but now it's merely average.
14 Do's and Don'ts of Marketing One Sheets
B2B Marketing Traction
Over the years I've assembled a book of sample one sheets that I use to review with clients. With these 1-sheet samples I've been able to point out some of the "Do's" and "Don'ts" of creating marketing one-pagers. The sample book has been a hit at the 1-sheet workshops that I help teach for ProVisors. What are you selling? What is unique about it?
B2B Social Media Opportunities [#B2Bchat Recap]
Digital B2B Marketing
In our most recent #B2Bchat discussion, we looked at a number of social networks and how B2B marketers can take advantage of them, and once again I was pleased to have the opportunity to moderate the lively discussion. Rather than a deep dive into a single network or objective, the discussion quickly touched on a number of social networks or platforms.
B2B Marketing Trends for 2016
25 B2B marketing thought leaders answer the question "What do you expect to B2B marketers to be doing more of or differently in 2016?" The results are amazing insights around content marketing, achieving business results, alignment, employee advocacy, new technologies, customer experience and more.
Learning From Big Social Media Blunders
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By Stanford Smith, Contributing {grow} Columnist. Advertising Age just published its Book of Ten's issue. In it they chronicle this year's Top 10 Social Media Blunders. The list is entertaining and disheartening. Entertaining because of the shenanigans and plain idiotic social media mistakes committed by some very smart people. Dropping the "F" Bomb. Kenneth Cole and the Arab Spring.
Live Blog: Lotusphere 2012 Opening Session
Paul Gillin
Michael J. Fox kicks off as guest speaker, telling about his diagnosis with Parkinson's Disease at the age of 29 and how it sparked his interest in the Internet. "I found out I was part of a community." " Web activism has enabled him to raise $270 million to battle Parkinson's. Leverage skills and distribute workload. Improve forecasting effectiveness. Content.
A Lesson from Microsoft: Control Your Own Destiny
It's nice to know that what happens in Vegas stays there. But with Microsoft's announced departure from the Consumer Electronics Show, there will be fewer secrets in Glitter Gulch. Or not. Steve Ballmer's opening-day keynote last week apparently conjured up a little déjà vu , with many of his product announcements having been heard before – more than once. There is even some speculation in the press and blogosphere that Microsoft's decision to exit may not have been entirely its own. What is interesting, though, is Microsoft's official explanation for ending its starring role.
Being Pretty Isn't Enough for Social Media Marketing
Image via Wikipedia. always tell clients that it is no longer enough to be beautiful when it comes to marketing online. The Internet has become more like an Oscar after-party than it is like the airport Ramada. Online, you're never the lone beauty in the hotel lounge. Online, you're surrounded by equal or greater beauties. Mind you, there are exceptions.
How to Leverage Content Marketing to Power Your B2B Marketing Automation Funnel
Generate more leads. Better leads. Engage customers, increase upsells, boost revenue and save precious time -- these are the benefits of marketing automation. And content fuels it all.
9 Questions You Need to Ask When Developing Buyer Personas
Buyer personas are a crucial component of successful inbound marketing, particularly for the sales and marketing departments. After all, the marketing team needs to know to whom they are marketing, and the sales team needs to know to whom they are selling. Before you spend time and money on research to help define your personas, ask yourself these questions about your target audience. To Google?
Buyer Personas are the Foundation upon which Demand Generation is Built
Fearless Competitor
Looking to improve revenue results? Then don't blast out emails or buy PPC ads. Instead, invest in the foundation of great B2B marketing programs – Buyer Personas. In order to drive results, you need customer personas – deep understanding of prospective buyers of your products and services. In addition, Find New Customers worked with our client Keyedin Corp.
Make the Short List by Connecting with Content
Savvy B2B Marketing
With content marketing gaining in mindshare and importance, it's valuable to keep pace with developments in this area. For the latest research on content marketing, I encourage you to download the 2012 B2B Content Marketing Benchmarks, Budgets and Trends report published by the Content Marketing Institute (CMI) and MarketingProfs (full disclosure: I helped author the report). Challenges.
Live Blog: How to Make Collaboration Cook
Paul Gillin
When building a collaborative workplace, a "build it and they will come" attitude is a recipe for disappointment. Effective deployment strategies demand a mix of promotion, training and tolerance of the adoption strategies that employees choose. Speakers at Lotusphere today offered tips on rolling out collaboration platforms to employees who aren't accustomed to the concept.
The B2B Demand Gen Marketing Playbook
To build integrated, data-driven programs, demand gen marketers need diverse, compelling content at every stage of the buyer's journey.
Top Internet strategy, marketing and technology links for the week of January 14, 2012
Here are the top Internet strategy, marketing and technology links for the week of January 14, 2012… . Some Do's and Don'ts of Social Updating (Marketing Profs Daily). Forget Blogging as Usual: 5 Outrageous Tips for Super-sized Attention (ProBlogger). Mastering the Art of Slow Blogging (ProBlogger). Why Search Marketers Are Grabbing the Long Tail (Marketing Profs Daily).
Have you become a STOP SOPA lemming?
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The current controversy over the Stop Online Piracy Act ( SOPA ), also known as U.S. House Bill 3261, is highly disturbing on several levels, and the actual bill might be the least of our worries, in the long-term. I am against piracy, but I'm also against this bill. But here is something that is just as disturbing to me. Many people I know became "Stop SOPA" lemmings. And so on.
Blogging and the fairness challenge
grow - Practical Marketing Solutions
A dear friend was recently lamenting that her blog had become nothing but blah, blah, blah. There was no commentary, discussion, or meaningful debate. But ironically, she said that it was not her style to "take a stand" on any issue. She would rather go with the flow. " But think about this … on the social web, the only distinct value you can deliver is your opinion.
6 Tips For Building a High Quality Blog Following
Fearless Competitor
Notice the (Editor's note) on each item. Shane Snow is a New York-based tech journalist and co-founder of Contently.com , a marketplace for brand publishers and journalists. In 2010, New York City startup, Birchbox launched a blog about beauty products before it had any customers. The beauty sample delivery service – and its blog – exploded in popularity. million monthly unique visitors.
A Content Formula for Complex B2B Organizations
Content Marketing is essential for anyone who wants continued success and growth.
2 Recent Reports Show Mobile Ads And Apps Are Hot!
B2B Marketing Insider
One of my "no-brainer" marketing predictions for 2012 was that mobile advertising and app development would begin to take up more than the meager 1% or less of marketing spend as reported by businesses in 2011. Well it didn't take long for reports to surface that both were taking off – maybe even faster than mobility experts predicted. Mobile Ad Revenue. Mobile App Usage.
A Checklist for 2012 Content Marketing Plans
Writing on the Web
2012 Content Marketing – how did we get here so fast? I've been reviewing my 2011 blog posts, email broadcasts, videos , and taking stock. hope you're doing the same, so you'll get an idea of what's needed for your own business in 2012. Photo courtesy Rawich/ FreeDigitalPhotos.net ). Which posts generated the most comments? What about you? What are your favorites?
Savvy Toolkit - Getting Trendy with It
Savvy B2B Marketing
Early January can be a frustrating time waiting for the corporate gurus to decide what the 2012 priorities are and what we will spend our time on this year. I too have been interested in a number of "trends" blog posts recently. Silverpop produced a list of their Top 5 Most Popular slideshares of 2011. One of the included was 7 Trends to Watch in 2012. How is that for a trendy mind shift.
Savvy Week in Review - January 20
Savvy B2B Marketing
Another Friday is upon us, bringing with it all the goodness that so many of us look forward to each week. And that includes our roundup of the posts that got us thinking, inspired an "aha!" " moment, or just plain entertained us. Hope they do the same for you. Enjoy! Predictions for Location-Based Marketing in 2012 by Adam Steinberg @adams472. Location intelligence and mobile marketing are on the top of many trends to watch for 2012 but Steinberg takes it to the next level with 8 predictions just around location marketing. What Happens When Inbound Marketing Works?
Six Key Steps to Successful Marketing Automation Adoption
Selecting a Marketing Automation platform can be a daunting task. With so many options out there, your success with Marketing Automation depends on selecting the platform that best fits your needs.
Educating B2B Marketers Every Week | Mad Marketing TV
Fearless Competitor
Mad Marketing TV – the most TV-like show in the industry, bring you top marketing experts every week. These top experts share important marketing advice every B2B marketer can take and use immediately. Let me introduce you to the superb companies behind the show. Please check all of them out. The Sponsor (primary). Act-On Software , marketing automation software for the Fortune 5,000,000.
Web Presence Optimization Software Review: gShift Labs
gShift Labs is the first (at least that I'm aware of ) integrated software package for managing web presence optimization (WPO). Given that WPO is the fusion of SEO, social media, interactive PR , and online reputation management, that's a tall order. But based on a good look at the product, gShift has a great headstart on meeting the challenges of this discipline. Features. Background.
30 Thought-Provoking Lead Nurturing Stats You Can't Ignore
We've got some news for you, inbound marketers, and it might come as quite a shock: your job doesn't necessarily stop at lead generation (GASP!). Just because a website visitor has downloaded your awesome ebook or registered for your informative webinar doesn't exactly mean he or she is ready to chat with one of your sales reps and jump right into a purchasing decision. Image Credit: Zazzle.com.
Laugh and Learn with Find New Customers – Episode 57 | Marketing Words
Fearless Competitor
In his weekly B2B marketing show, Jeff Ogden of Find New Customers ( [link] ) shares a key marketing lesson using wit and humor. We hope you'll tune in each week for a new Laugh and Learn show as well as our weekly Mad Marketing TV show. In this show, he illustrates the importance of selecting words carefully. Self Education content marketing Laugh and Learn
8 Ways to Create More Effective Lead Generation Programs
Explore key areas you should focus on with your content syndication strategy in order to help you get the attention of your target audience and build trust.
Sunday Post: TED video | The Battle between your present and future self
Fearless Competitor
Here at Find New Customers , Sundays are for learning. It is our tradition. We curl up with a coffee with my wife and our kids – and the Sunday New York Times (the only day we get a paper paper. Most days we read papers on our iPad2.) And since we consider Sundays for learning, we love to share these outstanding TED videos, so you can learn with us. Can I skip flossing just this one time?)
4 Reasons For B2B Marketers To Explore Pinterest
Social Media B2B
Pinterest has made a big splash on the social media scene, by quickly earning passionate users who log multiple hours per day on the site. Pinterest saw a 4,000% increase in site traffic from June to December of last year, and many consumer-facing and female-centric brands are already using it well. Here are four reasons B2B should start to look into using Pinterest. 1. SEO value of inbound links.
Top 5 Reasons to Create a Co-Marketing Partnership
Savvy B2B Marketing
Social media has dominated the headlines in 2011 and will most likely continue to create buzz into the New Year. However, while we tried to figure out Google+, Twitter etiquette, and Facebook's latest format changes, some traditional tactics continued to pull their weight even though they weren't in the spotlight. If you need one, there is a good chance you'll need the other.
Top 10 Social Media Blogs to Follow in 2012
WindMill Networking
Social media has gone from being a pastime to a necessary component of any brand and business. To build up your stockpile of social media knowledge, you need to stay informed of the latest news and trends by reading the best blogs in the business. As a rule, I also did not include any blogs that I recommended you follow in 2011. Enjoy! Recommended blog post: 10 Rules for Epic B2B Blogging. Thanks!
Why B2B Content Strategies Are Paramount for Generating Quality Leads
Generating demand and ensuring the consistent flow of high-quality, actionable leads is what makes B2B marketers successful.


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Words and photos by Pete Anderson
Fall 2011 will mark the start of a new era at wings + horns, but there's a thread of continuity running through the new collection. wings + horns made its bread with quality fleece basics that innovated with fabric and styling, and the last few years the brand has seasoned their line with regional Pacific Northwest and workwear flavors courtesy of designer Brian Mendoza, who left in 2010. This year new designer Davidson Manaloto will be cooking up clean-lined cotton basics as well as outerwear, denim, and footwear.
Fall's collection introduces more inventive fabrics with character--a new wool cashmere blend, heavy jersey, cotton camouflage herringbone, and a dark, complex chambray. Traditionally made cowichans remain, as well as the fleece blankets that have been a part of the lineup for years. A new long wool coat will be part of the line as well as a outerwear co-branded with the UK's Heritage Research. Wings + horns remains the Canadian standard for balancing fashion and streetwear, drawing on heritage and vintage but not bound by them.
A new car-length coat with foldover pockets, shaped by seams in the chest and shoulders.
The jocks should be happy to see wings + horns' sweet take on sweats back in the game. The fleece trou have a drawstring at the ankle so you can tighten em cropped and show off your New Balances (or other footwear of choice). Everyone should be happy to see wings + horns denim again. wings + horns may not have built their rep on jeans but the narrow cut and attention to detail make them worthy of any denim collection. wings + horns doesn't generally play with the reproduction crowd but this spring and fall the brand will deliver jeans with light, natural washes as well as raw.
Chambray shirt with cord collar and metal buttons, with camo cargos and a cowichan vest.
Wooly plaids, button collars
Other than their tiger fleece and tube scarves, wings + horns accessories may have gone underappreciated in the last few years. The footwear and accessories we saw for next year should change that. Simple but unusual knit ties, toques, and Italy-made suede sneakers with rawhide laces round out a solid collection.
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Black and tan
Made in Italy
Braided leather detail on a fleece piece. wings + horns has long used native-inspired details in their designs, from leather and beads to feather prints and embroidery.
The Heritage Research designs caught my eye from the minute we walked in. Heritage Research clothing is designed by Russ Gater and Daniel Savory, and shares wings + horns penchant for referencing the past without reproducing it. UK-made, the waxed bomber and fishtail parka were ideal--true to the shapes of the classics but uncluttered and well-cut.
Fok tries on the bomber. Samples still fit--for now.
The parka is lined in quilted cotton.
Wear a fishtail, listen to Fishscale.
Fok and Jenny from Acrimony discussed the shops buys for fall.
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several years lol.... thats laughable.
I´ve played Guild Wars for over 6 years.... why would it be different?
Not having to pay to play just allows you to get in whenever you feel like...any time..any month...any year...
If youre saying on and off for years then fine..
but for majority to play the game religiously for a year plus?
highly skeptical.
Then you have never played an MMO per say.
I played EQ for 5 years.every day
WoW for 3.
I just quit STO after playing it since beta. (2.5 yrs)
MMOs are designed to be played for years, not days like a console game. In each it took me nearly a year to get 1 toon to max level. MMOs are the journey not the end of the journey
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Ive played EQ religiously for 5 years,still play on and off til this day.Played Asheron's call for 2,and DAOC until ToA released.
the last MMO to really sustain its audience is WoW...which is 8 years old,every AAA MMO since then has not.
...almost a decade.
Hmm.....how long is a good question. Watching the market for the last years shows that we as MMO players react like "locusts". A new game comes out, everyone rushes through the content and then then just hop to the next game because there was not enough content in the last one.
Back in time we had not such an rich market for MMOs, there was one or two or perhaps 3. Now we have 10/20/30 out there. And as it is with meals, you cant eat Banana for the whole time, you would like to taste Strawberry as well or perhaps a bit of Coconut
I was hooked up for a long time to DaoC and as we all know, the first game you played gives you that "special feeling" which from now on you try to get back. And you never will get it back. But there might be a game which brings you close to that "old feeling" and not only the feeling, also the satisfaction you looking for.
I found that in GW 2. I got my Emain Feeling back with WvWvW wich is closer than every other game i tried (WAR and such) and i get something which i had not for a long time. no Kill Stealing, no loot steal, no Grind no Questhub runs and so forth. All this are reasons for me to stay longer as in other games. But estimate how long exactly? Hmm..i think i cant say. Someone here posted before, GW 2 + Planetside 2 is enough for 5 years +. Now i would say the same, but not with the 5 years.
I'll go for " a year". to much to discover, to much to see, to much keeps to conquer, to much ppl to meet, to much stuff to craft and so on. Even for someone which has more time to play as others.
I wish everyone tons of fun with GW 2 and let's see how long we can withstand the upcomming "Bananas, Coconuts and Strawberrys"
Several years. Like most others here.
It's just a natural progression in life. We move onto other things. Video games included. Though there are exceptions of course.
I selected "several years", and am quite confident that this is accurate.
Seeing as there seem to be some skeptics regarding that choice, I will attempt to explain why.
I have been playing video games since the early 80's and MMOs since before the term MMO existed. I'm as old as MUDs, basically.
In all that time there have been only a handful of engaging online games which I played for "years", but I always knew within a short time of starting the ones that I did play for years that I would do so. And never once did a game strike me as one that I will play for such a duration incorrectly.
In terms of MMOs, there are only 2 which I played long term, Everquest and WoW. (Before that, my long-term MMO-like game was the original NeverWinter Nights game. Not the Bioware one, which came out many years later, but the one that ran through AoL).
Looking at what I most enjoyed in those games is why I am confident that GW2 will go into the same category. I enjoyed playing a character and experiencing the world, plain and simple. If the world is engaging, as it was in both of those games (for me), I will play for a very, very long time provided the game mechanics themselves don't turn me off. Provided the game mechanics make multiple classes interesting to me, I will literally play every single class that I find interesting and enjoyable through the entire available content of the game. It is how I like to play MMOs.
Two key points are basically all I need to keep me going:
1. A world I enjoy exploring and adventuring in and
2. Game mechanics that I enjoy doing it with.
I admit to being guilty of hopping from one MMO to another like mad over the last couple of years, but it is not because there are so many more to choose from, and it's not because my attention span is shorter, and it's not because I ran out of "content". In most cases it is because the game worlds were not very interesting to me or because the mechanics weren't enjoyable to me, particularly combat...I have not liked the "feel" of the combat in most MMOs. I should also point out that some of the ones I tossed on the junk pile felt too much like playing WoW (to me). Although I enjoyed the hell out of WoW for years, once I got sick of it, I got sick of it and a game that feels like I"m just playing reskinned WoW isn't going to "stick" for me.
GW2 has the two key points that I need in an MMO as well as having 8 classes, all of which I enjoyed playing. That means that I will want to go through the available content with all 8 classes. The dynamic event system adds something no other MMO has had to make this even more enjoyable for me. When I go through the same areas for the 2nd time (and 3rd, and 4th, etc.), I will actually experience some things differently than when I went through them with a previous character. No other MMO I have ever played long term does this to the extent that GW2 does.
I'm a person that plays MMOs for the journey, not the destination and I have no doubt that it will take me several years to get through what I expect I will want to do in this game. I also enjoy helping other people immensely and spend a lot of time side trekked from my own goals to do so, which further extends the game for me.
The lack of the gear grinding treadmill (which some see as a negative mark in terms of long-term play) is actually another positive for me. As I said, I played WoW for years. And yes I did get on that gear treadmill. But not for the power progression, I just wanted to experience each of the areas at least once. Of course, you couldn't just do that in WoW. You had to get into a progression guild, and you had to spend countless months grinding one tier of content before you had any hope of going through to see the next tier. Ultimately, I QUIT wow because of this treadmill. Sometimes I just wanted to level an alt through some lowbie areas for a few weeks, but I couldn't. I had to log in on my main on raid nights or give up raiding (and hence the chance of ever seeing the next area of content). It was frustrating, it was annoying, and it drove me to hating the game. I will add, however, that I didn't quit entirely until I leveled one of each character class to the cap (at that time, which was pre-WoTLK).
So there you have my story, and why there is no question that I will be playing GW2 for years. Unless they make the horrible mistake of listening to those of you who are complaining about the very things that make GW2 the first game in many years that I actually want to play long term.
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The question is irrelevant IMHO, simply because after you buy the box you can log whenever you want, for the end of times... theres nothing stopping you from doing so...
How do you define a player that plays for 2 months, and then 3 more months the next year, and again 1 more month on the years after? Did he play 6 months, or 3 years?
Originally posted by Fondel
I am shocked about the amount of fanboyism this game is having... Several years?? cmon...
I find it ironic that Darkfall: Unholy wars fanboy is poking fun at people who appear to be Guild Wars 2 fanboys.
Hello pot, meet kettle.
Oh, and I believe you are the first person to call Guild Wars 2 a "WoW clone". Or atleast the first person I have seen. It would appear you might be rating a game you have not played.
As long as it stays fun for me.
I will probably have one of every class, not neccesarily all at 80.
Also, I don't play it every day for 8 hours straight, so I guess I won't get burned out on it soon.
It will certainly have a place on my hard drive for quite some time.
Originally posted by Kilmar
Three weeks until I quitted. Most boring MMO I`ve ever played. Never quitted a MMO I payed for that fast.
Why torture yourself?
Well since I have no sub fee I will probably play off and on forever.
Depends on expansions / updates. If they keep the game fresh, I'll keep playing / buying stuff.
On and off for a few months.
Unless people I know get into the game as well or I find a bunch to join and play with, I don't see myself logging in for long to do much other than tool about on a character solo for a while.
If I were more outgoing socially and more apt to seek other people to play as a group with I'd probably be playing this or other games more adamantly. No fault of the game that I don't play it more.
"The knowledge of the theory of logic has no tendency whatever to make men good reasoners." - Thomas B. Macaulay
"The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge." - Daniel J. Boorstin
I play most MMOs for a month. Then the tedium gets to me. There have been some exceptions, but mostly a month.
This one is going to one of the rare long-termplay MMOs.
I think I'll end up having played something like between a month and six weeks. So it's probably gonna be just shy of Rift and SWTOR. Those two I put in two months each at their respective launches.
I've done most of the exploration I like. Then I went for an alt, but I don't think I have the drive to do it again. Didn't enjoy dungeons, didn't enjoy PVP and didn't enjoy dynamic events and hearts... Just loved the exploration which kept me playing.
Been a good run, though, no remorse.
I stopped almost 2 weeks ago now. This is the first mmo that I've played that I have not reached and do mot have the desire to reach level cap.
The devil is in the details. It's the little things that's hurting the game. Things like queuing up for Spvp, and seeing a server list. How about "Battle 1" or something? Idk, but I still remember that shocking me, mildly at the time though. It was an emersion break. Little things like this all over the game.
I have seen a ton less of people logging on. This game is just too candy land softcore and the PvP gets old fast.
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TUPELO – Ward 6 City Councilman Mike Bryan will pursue a third term.
Bryan, who filed qualifying papers seeking the Republican nomination for the Ward 6 seat on Wednesday, had considered a run for mayor. Mayor Jack Reed is not seeking re-election.
"At this time I feel I'm a better fit in the council seat than the mayor's seat," said Bryan, 49, a insurance/financial sector businessman. "As a councilman, I've listened and worked hard for Ward 6. I want to continue to be their voice."


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The images from China are so startling -- and so painful to watch -- that you almost forget about the larger statement that was trying to be made: poor customer service.
It's a subject familiar to many car owners. Your dealer just won't listen to you. You complain about a problem with a new car, or take it in for service, only get to get it back without any improvement. Same rattle. Same glitch in the stereo. Same whatever.
That's why we appreciate the point being made by one angry Chinese new-car owner -- who happens to have enough money that he can burn it to make a point. He hired four guys last week to take sledgehammers to his $420,000 Maserati to protest poor customer service. Or at least that was the story told to photographers gathered with the crowd outside the Qingdao International Convention Center, where an auto show was in progress inside.
We know what the poor owner must be feeling. We once had a new Chevrolet with an engine that would simply die in traffic. Once it left us stranded in the California desert. Months went by and we had no resolution. The magic moment came when we took it to a dealer in Virginia, where we had moved, and it was fixed yet again -- only to stall in the car wash as a waiting room full of customers watched in despair.
It was then, and only then, that the service department handed the car over to its best mechanic and had him drive it for days until the car stalled on him. He found and fixed the problem for good -- a fuel-pump issue from when the car was manufactured.
Problem resolved, but not without a lot of grief. Now, if we had only taken a sledgehammer to the car.


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England fly-half Freddie Burns kicked six penalties for Gloucester in an 18-16 win against Exeter at Kingsholm on Saturday.
England fly-half Freddie Burns kicked six penalties for Gloucester in an 18-16 win against Exeter Chiefs at Kingsholm on Saturday.
Visiting hooker Simon Alcott scored the only try of a cracking clash, but the highly-rated England prospect Burns punished the Chiefs as Gloucester came from behind to win by two points.
Exeter fly-half Gareth Steenson converted Alcott's try and added three penalties of his own but it was not enough.
Exeter arrived at Kingsholm buoyed by two excellent victories in the Premiership over the last month in claiming the scalps of both London Irish and Wasps that put them in a healthy mid-table position before kick-off.
The heat was on both sides as Gloucester were one place above the Chiefs in fifth and one point better off at the start, having beaten Sale Sharks last week.
The sell-out crowd were not disappointed either as both teams got to grips with each other at a frantic pace right from the start.
Burns struck first with a 30-metre attempt before Steenson landed a booming 35-metre effort from the left touchline and then put the Chiefs into a 6-3 lead with an easy 15-metre shot after an infringement by the Cherry and Whites.
Exeter had the most territory in the opening half-hour as their front five, lead by props Brett Sturgess and the huge tight-head Hoani Tui, thumped into the Gloucester midfield as scrum-half Haydn Thomas scampered the ball away at the breakdowns.
Gloucester found their way back into the match as the interval approached and nearly got the first try of the match when full-back Rob Cook played a delicate chip-and-chase over the head of the Exeter defence and, after pressure on the visitor's line, scrum-half Jimmy Cowan was held-up over the line.
Referee Llyr Ap Geraint Roberts brought play back for a Gloucester penalty which Burns booted to level the scores as tempers flared in the last seconds of the half, leading to a lecture for both captains.
It may not have been the high-scoring Premiership fiesta of last season at Kingsholm where the Cherry and Whites came home 37-23 but it was intense and engaging.
Burns put Gloucester six points ahead with two penalties after the teams resumed, much to the disgust of furious Chiefs coach Rob Baxter.
Exeter would not lay down, though, and, after Steenson landed a third penalty of the match, the Chiefs put pressure on the home side which eventually told as the Gloucester defence was breached as Alcott picked up a ball from a ruck and just got over the line to touch the ball down.
Steenson converted but he lead was cut soon afterwards to a single point as Burns landed his fifth penalty to set up a thrilling finale.
And fatally, Exeter went over the top of a ruck with seven minutes left, leaving Burns to boot his final penalty to put the Cherry and Whites back in front and see them to victory.
The scorers:
For Gloucester:
Pens: Burns 6
For Exeter Chiefs:
Try: Alcott
Pens: Steenson 3
Con: Steenson
Gloucester 15 Rob Cook, 14 Charlie Sharples, 13 Mike Tindall, 12 Billy Twelvetrees, 11 Shane Monahan, 10 Freddie Burns, 9 Jimmy Cowan, 8 Ben Morgan,7 Akapusi Qera,6 Sione Kalamafoni,5 Jim Hamilton (c), 4 Tom Savage, 3 Shaun Knight,2 Darren Dawidiuk, 1 Nick Wood,
Replacements: 16 Huia Edmonds, 17 Dan Murphy, 18 Dario Chistolini, 19 Will James, 20 Matt Cox, 21 Dan Robson, 22 Tim Molenaar, 23 Martyn Thomas.
Exeter: 15 Luke Arscott, 14 Gonzalo Camacho, 13 Phil Dollman, 12 Jason Shoemark, 11 Matt Jess, 10 Gareth Steenson, 9 Haydn Thomas, 8 Richard Baxter, 7 James Scaysbrook (capt), 6 Dean Mumm, 5 James Hanks, 4 Aly Muldowney, 3 Hoani Tui, 2 Simon Alcott, 1 Brett Sturgess.
Replacements: 16 Neil Clark, 17 Ben Moon, 18 Carl Rimmer, 19 Tom Hayes, 20 Ben White, 21 Kevin Barrett, 22 Ignacio Mieres, 23 Ian Whitten.


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Clyde Ray Cox, 98, is the oldest living World War II veteran in Carbon and Emery counties; he served his country with distinction. Clyde celebrated his 98th birthday on July 31. His children treated him to a birthday party. Miss Emery Holly Damron and first attendant Allie Stokes came to the party to greet Cox. They brought him a gift and expressed their appreciation for his service in the military. Damron was recently crowned Miss Emery and her platform is military families and giving them the support they need while their loved ones are serving in the military.
Clyde was born July 31, 1910 in Fairview, Utah to Lyman Ray and Anna Dora Christensen Cox and is the oldest of seven children. Before and after the war, Clyde worked as a farmer and also mined for the American Fuel Company. He is known for having a witty sense of humor and being an exceptionally hard worker.
Clyde was drafted into the army in June 1942 and served until late 1945, achieving the rank of Staff Sergeant. Cox was a Ranger qualified member of an Intelligence and Reconnaissance platoon in the 321st Regimental Combat Team, 81st Infantry "Wildcat" Division. He was initially inducted into the service at Fort Douglas in Salt Lake City after which he was sent to Camp Rucker, Ala. for training with his division. At Camp Rucker, Clyde was quickly promoted to non-commissioned officer status and was selected, along with other highly qualified soldiers, to attend the Division's Ranger school where he was taught advanced infantry skills such as infiltration, demolition, raiding, sniping, and hand-to-hand combat techniques.
From 1942-1944 Clyde trained in Alabama, Tennessee, California and Hawaii before being sent to fight the Japanese in the Pacific theater of operations.
Clyde first entered combat in the Palau islands located about 500 miles east of the Philippines. The 81st initially invaded Angaur Island in mid-September 1944 and successfully eliminated major Japanese resistance in less than one week. Clyde's regiment was next sent to assist the 1st Marine Division in bloody fighting on Peleliu Island, a few miles north of Angaur, in late September. There, Clyde's unit encountered stiff Japanese resistance and several of the men in his unit were killed or wounded.
Clyde received the Purple Heart when he was wounded by shrapnel in his left arm, some of which remains to this day. He was fortunate to survive numerous close calls in combat: a bullet clipped his shirt seam, his rifle was shot from his hands and his helmet was pierced by a bullet, he survived an explosion from a Japanese satchel charge, was nearly shot by snipers, was struck in the shin by a bullet, and shrapnel from a mortar shell cut his boots.
Fighting conditions on Peleliu were horrendous, with the daily temperature reaching 115 degrees. Because Peleliu is a coral island, it made digging foxholes and burying the dead extremely difficult. Following one assault, Clyde was decorated with the bronze star for dragging one of his mortally wounded platoon members out of the line of enemy fire.
More than 60 years after the end of the war Clyde still recalls the names of men he served with, in particular those who lost their lives. He also still remembers how to lay a booby trap with a hand grenade, a technique he often used on Peleliu.
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A purple swarsovski pantsuit. .jeebus I need one of thoseReplyCancel
Pink looks better than all of them.
Looks like Sophia still gets work done.
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Because Hudson's very unlikable, Jessi. She's sporting a major bitchface in that photo.
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Pink looks like she's had a few fillers, she's starting to morph into Jennie Garth, circa 90210
Pink and Juliette are my favourites here but the others are really pushing mediocre.
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I was in New York for a few days and while there paid a visit to Lunch Hour: NYC, an exhibition running through February 17th at the main branch of the New York Public Library. This is the elegant Beaux Arts building on Fifth Avenue between 40th and 42nd Streets that has the lions, Patience and Fortitude, flanking the entrance. You can go on-line to check out their excellent teaching resources.
Lunch Hour is about how New Yorkers have thought of and eaten lunch for over 100 years. In modern America, weekday lunch is rarely a family affair and in New York it is often a time when people rush, talk, and bolt down their meals while staying in high-pitched work mode. But it is also a time of escape, of shared confidences over a counter, and of eating outside in your private patch of sun. The NYPL has an enormous collection of menus, from fine restaurants to the lowliest diners, that reveal changing tastes (and prices) over the years. These and the many photos and objects on display give you a sense of the social and cultural meaning of food in urban American history.
The exhibition includes an enclosed space that reproduces the look of an old-fashioned Automat, a staple of New York dining from the early 1900s to the 1960s. Above you can see an original Horn & Hardart Automat wall of little compartments that once held enticing servings of food, all available if you put the right number of nickels in the slot. As a child I found it hard to decide where to invest my fortune. This slot or that one? Chocolate cake or lemon meringue pie?
These days we have Art-o-mat, a company that converts old cigarette machines into art-dispensing machines. The art costs more than a few nickels but at $5 it's still a pretty good deal. Like the Automat itself, Art-o-mat offers an inexpensive, democratic way for people to get what they need, what sustains us physically and aesthetically.
New York artists have always been attracted to the Automat, the setting of so many late-night conversations and brainstorms. Berenice Abbott photographed one in 1936 and Edward Hopper's 1927 painting ranks as one of the great works of American art. Many have viewed the solitary woman in Hopper's Automat as a symbol of urban alienation and loneliness, but I prefer to think of her as mulling over some big decision. Marry or not? Stay or go? Coffee can make these decisions easier.
Think of the impecunious writers and artists who found inspiration in the Automat while sipping their third cup of five-cent coffee, of the novels and paintings we owe to cheap caffeine. These folks didn't need fancy coffeemakers, and maybe we don't either.


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Pulled Pork (Crock Pot)
Total Time
Prep 30 mins
Cook 18 hrs
I found this pulled pork recipe years ago, and it's a favorite at potlucks. Freezes well for easy quick meals.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1814.36 g pork roast (shoulder or butt)
- 2 large onions
- 236.59 ml ginger ale
- 510.29 g bottlefavorite barbecue sauce (I like Sweet Baby Ray's)
- barbecue sauce, for serving (optional)
- Slice one onion and place in crock pot.
- Put in the roast and cover with the other onion, sliced. Pour over the ginger ale. Cover and cook on LOW for about 12 hours. See Note2 below regarding amount of time needed!
- Remove the meat, strain and save the onions, discard all liquid. With two forks, shred the meat, discarding any remaining fat, bones or skin. Most of the fat will have melted away.
- Return the shredded meat and the onions to the crock pot, stir in the barbecue sauce. Continue to cook for another 4 to 6 hours on LOW.
- Serve with hamburger buns or rolls and additional barbecue sauce. Any leftovers freeze very well.
- TIP: freeze ready-made sandwiches - a scoop of meat on a bun, well-wrapped. These make a great quick meal or snack. To reheat, remove wrapping, wrap in a paper towel, and zap 1-2 minute in the microwave.
- Note: Shoulder or butt are recommended because the meat shreds very well. Other cuts do not shred as readily. It is a fattier cut, but the fat melts away in the cooking and is poured away when you discard the liquid.
- Note 2: I have an older, smaller crock pot. The above times work perfectly for me. But if you have a newer or bigger crock pot, you may need to revise times downward, esp. after the bbq sauce is added. I think you need at least a couple of hours for it all to meld, but that may be all you need. Update: I recently bought a bigger crockpot, I think 5 or 6 qts. I cooked a 6 lb pork shoulder in it for 8 hours and it was shreddable at that point. Shredded, added the sauce, and cooked for another hour or so to meld everything. So use your best judgment on timing!
- Note3: You might want to turn your roast over after it's cooked a while, to ensure more even cooking. I think this may depend on the size and shape of your roast and the size of your slow cooker. Remember that each time you remove the lid you lose heat and be careful, as turning a large piece of meat is awkward.
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My family LOVED this recipe!!! This is one of the BEST bbq sandwiches I have ever ate. I followed the recipe to the tee without any changes to ingrediants (except I could only find a 8lb roast, so I had to cook on high for 12 hrs) and it came out perfect. I see alot of people post ratings with ALOT of changes to the ingrediants, but I feel like if they do that, then they are not rating THIS recipe. But thats just my opinion. Great recipe AS IS, might try some the suggestions, but my rating is for the original. ;)
Wow, about 99% of the reviews are not for THIS recipe. I actually made this recipe as instructed and thought it was fantastic. I didn't add liquid smoke, apple cider or anything as a substitute for the three ingredients listed. If I had, I would have written a review for THAT recipe. Haha
Anyways, try this one! It's great!
This is our favorite method for pulled pork. A nice variation uses 1 cup apple cider vinegar 1 cup apple juice/cider 1 tsp liquid smoke instead of the ginger ale. Easy as 3.1415926


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CanucksArmy Podcast: Relaunch
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November 14 2013 09:36AM
Hello old friends! It has been way too long since I last filled this blog with words, and I'm sorry about that. Over the summer I changed jobs, and moved, and have been dealing with some personal stuff that has cut into my CanucksArmy.com time.
But I miss you guys, and I promise I'll drop by more frequently going forward than I have through the quarter poll of this pretty excellent hockey season! Here's one of the things you can expect me to produce more regularly: we're re-launching the CanucksArmy podcast. That's right: it's back, and it's going to be better than ever. Here's our first episode featuring Greg Wyshynski of Yahoo! Sports and the Marek v. Wyshynski podcast, and Kevin Woodley of NHL.com and InGoal Magazine.
Click past the jump to listen.
Before I post the streaming link, I just want to tell you a bit about the re-launch. We've upgraded our tech so the sound quality is much improved over last year (and we'll keep improving it as we get better at working with the equipment). We've added a producer in
John Josh Gold-Smith, an ace .gif maker and formerly the producer of the Marek v. Wyshynski podcast. He's awesome.
Other than that it'll be the same show: we'll get excellent guests every week and we'll try to bring you three quarters of an hour of an interesting conversation with an intelligent hockey person. That's really the mission statement. Most of the time we'll talk about the Canucks, but we'll keep our eye on the rest of the league too.
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There will be a ribbon cutting on June 10 at noon at the new Moments 2 Cherish scrapbooking store. The store is located at 25 West Main within the Boyd's Pharmacy building in Castle Dale. Montica Cox is the owner of the new store which sells gifts and scrapbooking supplies. She lives in Huntington and has three children and is married to Mike Cox. "I love being a mom and I love scrapbooking. I love memories. A scrapbook is like a journal. I always write notes in the pages of my kids' scrapbooks so they always know they are cherished. I have taught scrapbooking for 10 years. It has been a dream of mine to have a store. We have paper, stamps, cardstock, kits and everything you need. We plan to have workshops once a month. We have Willowtree products. We have cool hair accessories and necklaces. Our hours are Tuesday-Friday 11 a.m.-6 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 am.-2 p.m. Our grand opening is June 10-11.
"We are excited about our new store. Please support us and help get your creativity going," said Cox.
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Blackboard EAD Results
In October 2010, UKIT initiated a collaborative effort to collect behavior-based data from faculty and students engaged in online learning at the University of Kentucky. Using observation, structured interviews, surveys, qualitative data analysis, system usage analysis and other behavioral data, this Experience Analysis and Design study – often called "the Bb EAD" – sought to move beyond usability and attitudinal data and to broaden the focus beyond technical perspective. The goal was to identify tactics to support UK's strategic initiative to reach 70 percent faculty adoption of the LMS by 2014, identifying the specific steps that could be taken to remove actual and perceived barriers to adoption. During Spring 2011, former UK CIO Vince Kellen, Ph.D., and former UKIT Enterprise Architect Christopher Rice, Ph.D., presented results of the Bb EAD across campus. Work on a variety of changes and solutions commenced in June, 2011.
A video presentation of the EAD presented by Dr. Vince Kellen and Dr. Christopher Rice is available below. Additionally a copy of the PowerPoint Presentation from the Educause event is available as a PDF*.
Goals & Proposed Solutions
- Simplify and streamline user access to key Blackboard features
- Provide Lockdown Browser
Completed July 2011
- Improve User Interface
Novemeber 2012: Updated Blackboard Login Page
Spring 2013: Provided analytics dashboards for students, faculty
- Blackboard Product Improvements
Beginning August 2011: improvements made to blogs, wikis, video and video-recording options, calendar, activity feed, personal profile, and other product updates.
- Provide Lockdown Browser
- Address support issues
- Expand Training Materials Availability
Launched August 2011
- Increase staff support for issue resolution and course creation
August 2011: Reorganized ATG to create LSS (Learning Systems Support) Team
October 2011: reorganized Service Desk to improve support process
- Expand Training Materials Availability
- Improve the institutional approach to LMS adoption
- Faculty Blackboard Community of Practice
Begun in October 2011
- Proctored Testing Centers
Under discussion
- Culture of Teaching & Technology
- Faculty Blackboard Community of Practice
Video of Presentation
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Thanks Des for uploading the grant regulations gazette - it's also in the Downloads section Marie if you forget where it is.
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Nice House Hostel
Nice House Hostel is with a convenient location in the center of Chengdu downtown. Guests will feel as a home stay which is in walking distance to local food street, supermarkets, bank, post office and shopping malls.
The property is a 3-layer building, canal-side, lined with trees outside the building, a very quiet but convenient place, as you should only walk 150meters to the main road and bus stop .The building itself have a small garden, which full of flowers and all kinds of plants.
There are various kinds of rooms available: mixed dorm, female dorm, male dorm and private rooms to meet the guests' different needs. Sure, we not only provide clean and comfortable bed to sleep, but also great atmosphere.
Our staff are all travel-lovers, and know what the average traveler needs when staying in a hostel, and often travel around China to keep up with the latest in the hostel and travel business. And of couse, the receptionists we employed are those with great English skills. We alw
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Free Wifi ;
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Free Air ticket booking ;
Free use of hair-dryer & DVDs & table football ;
Free for letters & postcards delivery
Free umbrellas rental
Paid service:
Cheap drink and alcohol , Bar provide various drink and alcohol with cool music, laidback atmosphere and we are always willing to chat with you
Cheap international long distance calling;
Cheap bike rental ;
Cheap Sichuan food and western food ;
Cheap Laundry service.
Cheap movie tickets at local cinemas when you purchase from us
Cheap airport & train station pick up
Value tours:
Four girls Mountain
Gongga Mountain
Leshan Grand Buddha
Jiu Zhai Valley nat & Huanglong park
Hailuogou Glacier
Daily panda tour & Sichuan opera face changing
More itineraries at travel desk, the customized itinerary is no problem.
Our hostel loves animals; So bring your Pets: dogs, cats, polar bears (If you have the right license) Just make sure you email us first, So we can make preparations for your little guy (Or big guy);
We guarantees that your stay here will be happy, entertaining, memorable and excellent value for money.our always friendly staff are always at your service, welcome to join us :)
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- Les transferts depuis ou vers l'aéroport
- Bar
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- Jeux de société
- Échange de livres
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- Café
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- Les cartes de crédit ne sont pas acceptées
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- Accès gratuit à Internet
- Wifi gratuit
- Salle de jeux
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- Accès à Internet
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- Cuisine
- Blanchisserie
- Linge de lit inclus
- Casiers
- Casiers à bagages
- Micro-ondes
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- PlayStation
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- Taxes non incluses
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- Bureau des excursions
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1)From North Railway Station:
Find the Metro at -North Railway Station Square--------- get off at -Wenshu Monastery (the 2nd stop, Exit B, the charge is CNY2.00)----------- turn right, and walk 200meter to bus stop- Jiang Han Lu Dong-, take bus No. 101 or 3 to -Tong Jing Qiao- bus stop(the 2nd stop, the charge is CNY2.00)---------- then walk to our hostel just in 2 minute.
If take taxi, the charges is about CNY11-15, it's depends on the traffic situation. (For your information, as the road traffic is heavy most time around the railway station, so, we strongly suggest you take metro instead of taxi, and for your information, all charge for all the city bus is CNY2.00).
2)From the Airport:
Find shuttle bus No. 300 or 303(the charge is CNY10.00) right in front of arrivals lobby---------- get off at (JinJiang Hotel)---------- Walk 70 meters to Jinjiang Hotel Metro station(Exit C1)---------- Get off at Wenshu Monastery- (Exit B, the 3rd stop, the charge is CNY2.00)---------- turn right, and walk 200meter to bus stop- Jiang Han Lu Dong-, take bus No. 101 or 3 to -Tong Jing Qiao- bus stop(the 2nd stop, the charge is CNY2.00)----------- then walk to our hostel just in 2 minute.
If take taxi directly, the charge is about CNY50-55
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July 17, 2014
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Theater tickets are a special treat for people of all ages. The art form dates back to ancient Greece, and has since evolved to incorporate plays, musicals, dramas, comedies, and even family-friendly shows. Indulge in the arts with The Nutcracker tickets!
In 1816, E.T.A. Hoffman wrote a story called The Nutcracker and the King of Mice, and Alexander Dumas adapted the tale a few years later. Using Tchaikovsky music, a choreographer called Marius Petipa turned the plot into a dance that debuted in 1892. One of the most popular ballet productions in the world, this holiday classic ranks with Frosty the Snowman, A Charlie Brown Christmas, and Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer. The performance includes "Russian Dance" and "Waltz of the Flowers" as well as Spanish dancers, Chinese dancers, and other surprises. If you enjoy Tchaikovsky ballets like Sleeping Beauty or Swan Lake, you will love this creative fantasy.
Full of magic and wonder, The Nutcracker plot takes place in Germany on Christmas Eve. Two children named Clara and Fritz Stahlbaum are enjoying their family party. Their godfather, a toymaker named Herr Drosselmeyer, gives the children gifts, and Clara loves her life-sized nutcracker doll. That night, the girl falls asleep under the Christmas tree and dreams of the Mouse King and the Sugar Plum Fairy. After he turns into a prince, her toy brings her to an enchanted forest and the Land of Sweets, and they meet fairies and dancing snowflakes. This winter, enjoy the magic with discount The Nutcracker ballet tickets from TicketNetwork.


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The stylish and bright Tyler Rodan Woodway cross body bag is the perfect way to carry all of your essentials this season.
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New!! - Link to the trails map
In the small unspoilt valley of Valnontey you will find a rugged Alpine spirit. In fact the village lies at the very foot of the Parco Nazionale del Gran Paradiso, Italy's foremost and oldest national Park. Created from the hunting estates of the royal house of Savoy, it is the habitat of the only surviving species of wild ibex, that is now almost extinct in the rest of Europe. Valnontey offers intact scenery with glimpses of rare flowers of the botanical Garden Paradisia and the rare wildlife, as chamois, golden eagles and marmots.
Excursions: the National Park of the Gran Paradiso offers an innumerable variety of walks and hikes, you can simply follow the bottom of the valley or one of the old royal mule tracks, reach the pastures and the mountain lakes, or go to the discovery of the « High Ways» for a true trekking.
Link: excursions...
Mountain bike: in summer, the cross-country skiing tracks transform into never-ending cycle routes. Besides you will be able to take advantage of the hiring directly from the Hôtel La Barme.
Horse riding: Mr Pianta can accompany you and your family for a ride along the river where you maybe lucky enough to glimpse chamois and squirrels. For the young ones there are also shorter pony treks.
Free climbing: five well equipped rock-climbing walls for any levels and difficulties.
Mountaineering: the Gran Paradiso massif boasts summits of more than 4000m and the majestic Grivola allows you to follow in the tracks of the pioneers of alpinism.
Fishing: the Urtier and Grand Eyvia rivers offer exciting fresh water fishing or the quieter location of lake Lillaz with its wild backdrop.
For the children: in Cogne, there is a crèche for the children which is brightly coloured and well equipped with games and toys. And for the older children there are outdoor playgrounds organised by the different villages of the commune.
Sport centres and wellness: the Hotel la Barme proposes a Jacuzzi, the Finnish sauna as well as a service of massages. Cogne and the surrounding areas offer various activities such as soccer, tennis, boule courts, a gym, hotel swimming pools , mini-golf and table tennis.


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its really nice, the face looks funny though looks like he's starving
Great job. I love the hair the best, followed by the hilts of the swords. Gotta love the richness of the colors you used, the rich dark colors. Absolutely gorgeous use of colors and the background. Love it.
Have to agree with dct21 on the face, could've been done better. Like the eye scar tho.
A bridge towards peace; the will of fire still endures!
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its really nice,especially the hair.
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Located in the heart of Liverpool's vibrant city centre, the Feathers Liverpool Hotel is just a stone's throw from bars, restaurants, theatres and fantastic tourist hotspots. Perfect for shoppers, culture vultures and sports fans, there's an incredible host of attractions right on your doorstep! The stylish hotel features on-site parking, its own bar and restaurant, while your comfortable double or twin room will provide the perfect place to rest your head and feet after a day's exploration. What's more, you'll enjoy a delicious full English breakfast each morning of your stay, and you'll both be treated to a drink each evening - a great start to the night ahead...
If there's one place that really has it all, is has to be Liverpool; it's a treasure trove packed full of designer boutiques, vibrant bars, a thriving live music scene plus a host of historical and cultural gems. If the Albert Dock, Maritime Museum or Tate Modern don't take your fancy, you can always go for a spot of retail therapy on Bold Street or even check out the legendary Cavern Club (home of the Beatles). If you haven't checked it out before, now's your chance!
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Meaningful Use:
The North Dakota Department of Health (NDDoH) - Division of Disease control has the capability to receive electronic messages to help facilities meet Meaningful Use. The meaningful use menu objectives that could be met with this electronic messaging would include:
- Provide electronic submission of reportable laboratory results to the state public health agency for hospitals only
- Provide electronic syndromic surveillance data to the state public health agency for eligible professionals and hospitals
- Submit electronic data to immunization registries for eligible professionals and hospitals
To learn more about meaningful use click here
If your facility is interested in interfacing with Public Health please fill out this form or call 701.328.2378
- Electronic laboratory reporting (ELR)
- Electronic Laboratory Reporting (ELR) is the electronic transmission from reporting laboratories or facilities to NDDoH for the mandatory reportable conditions. Electronic Laboratory Reporting (ELR) is the automated transmission of positive mandatory reportable condition laboratory results from public/private laboratories or facilities to the Division of Disease Control.
- Registration of Intent
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This article explains how you can install additional remote Enterprise Consoles on your network in order to manage Sophos from other computers. One reason to do this is to delegate tasks to other users, it also saves you having to log on to the Sophos management server. First seen in Enterprise Console 4.5.0
See the Advanced startup guide for the version of Enterprise Console you are running. These guides can be found in the Documentation section of the website. Important: You need to install the same version of Enterprise Console as is running on your management server.
If the Sophos Management server is running on a Windows 2008 server, or a server with a firewall blocking inbound connections you may have to add a firewall rule to allow DCOM communication from the remote console to the management server. Instructions on how to add an inbound DCOM rule to the Windows 2008 firewall are below.
Note: If you have Enterprise Console v5.x installed Sophos Patch communication should also be allowed. The port you need to exclude depends on what was selected during the installation of the main console. For more information on the port Sophos Patch uses see article 114182.
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by Joe Buscaglia
posted Aug 2 2012 9:11AM
Each and every year, there is a few "it" players that fans of the Buffalo Bills always want to know about.
They may not necessarily start or have shown much, but something about them or their game has brought on a fever pitch, so much so that there is a constant desire to know how that player is doing throughout training camp.
Bills wide receiver Marcus Easley has been one of those guys now three years running.
It's hard to ignore why fans are really interested in his abilities. At 6-foot-2 and 217-pounds, the former UConn star has all the measurables that draftniks of the NFL Combine-era drool over. It even looked as though Easley turned a corner last pre-season against Detroit. Starting in place of the injured Donald Jones, the wideout looked on the verge of cracking the starting lineup.
But we all know what happened next. Easley received the news that he had a heart ailment, and his season was over before it could even start. This coming on the heels of his rookie year where he missed the entire campaign due to a knee injury.
Even still, the number-two receiver job is still an open competition -- and Easley knows it.
"It's a wonderful opportunity. You couldn't ask for a better situation to be in," he said during his appearance on The Howard Simon Show Thursday. "But there's a lot of work that needs to be done and it's all up for grabs. Whoever it is coming out of camp, he's the guy."
Easley looks to be in a battle with Jones, Derek Hagan and T.J. Graham to be that starting wide receiver opposite Stevie Johnson.
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Molecular, Cellular & Craniofacial Biology
Molecular, Cellular & Craniofacial Biology
Welcome to the Department of Molecular, Cellular and Craniofacial Biology in the School of Dentistry. The core of the University's mission is the discovery, dissemination, and application of knowledge. Faculty in university departments, centers and institutes have been classically thought of as the principal incubators of new discoveries and ideas. To that end, our department has designated the discovery of new knowledge by the performance of scientific research as its primary mission.
Prestige and the respect of one's professional peers is the coin of the realm. In academia, this is more often than not acquired by recognition of one's research achievements. As the Department of Molecular, Cellular and Craniofacial Biology evolves, the objective of new faculty recruitment to the department will be to strengthen the developing research focus on molecular/molecular genetic mechanisms of birth defects, specifically, craniofacial anomalies. This research strength will contribute to, and synergize with, the significant extant focus on children's disorders in the department, as well as at the university. Thus, the broad primary departmental objective will be to conduct fundamental and applied research on cellular and molecular aspects of embryonic development and acquired congenital malformations.
"There is something fascinating about science. One gets such wholesale returns of conjecture out of such a trifling investment of facts."
—Mark Twain - Life on the Mississippi
Interactions between scholars and students enlivens the pursuit of knowledge. The obligation of each faculty scholar is to work in the context of communicating his/her research to students and trainees. The university's research and teaching mission (the creation and dissemination of knowledge) are not separate functions that compete for attention but, rather, are integrated activities. Thus, an important departmental objective is faculty engagement in exciting teaching—specifically, dissemination of new knowledge acquired through biomedical research.
Faculty and administration are not antithetical entities, despite the erroneous perception of many faculty that administration attempts to save faculty the trouble of thinking for themselves. Indeed, faculty have multiple academic and scholarly talents and several means of contributing to the health and vitality of a university. All efficiently functioning academic organizations rely on faculty wisdom and experience to make informed decisions regarding governance. Thus, each faculty member is expected to contribute to university governance by membership on, and active contribution to, appropriate university committees.
Any simple problem can be made insoluble if enough committee meetings are held to discuss it.
We hope you take the time to explore links to "Faculty" where details of faculty research activities are defined, and "Publications" where recent faculty publications are listed; and our University Birth Defects Center.
Robert M. Greene, Ph.D.