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Andy Crouch examines the life of a scientist based on his experience of walking alongside his wife Catherine, an experimental physicist. That relationship has shown him that a life in science is a journey "into a set of virtues," of cultivating a specific character suited to the particular demands of research and investigation. Crouch's hope is to persuade pastors and others in the church to prayerfully support the scientific endeavor as a reflection of God's image in humankind as well as offers some suggestions for ministering to their needs.
Where are the Transitional Fossils?
A common argument leveled against the theory of evolution is that scientists have not been able to produce transitional fossils that show the change of one species into another. In this podcast, we address a common misconception about what transitional fossils actually are.
Awe in Science
If we can understand the experiences of the people who work every day in the lab, our dialogues concerning science and religion will be far more fruitful.
Series: Harmonizing Science, Ethics, and Praxis
In this three-part series, Cal DeWitt offers insights and examples of why science and ethics must work together to help us make informed, practical decisions within our society. DeWitt's science-ethics-praxis model provides a framework by which we can live more effectively as God's stewards.
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Can Science Ever Know Enough?
To say something is poetic is not to declare it ultimately untrue, futile and meaningless—it is to say it is more profound and meaningful and true than many other modes of expression.
Oxygen and Co-Creation
In the mid-seventeenth century, John Mayow conducted a series of experiments in which he showed that burning candles in bell jars consumed one-fifth of the enclosed air before extinguishing. Remarkably, mice placed in bell jars did exactly the same thing...
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Gregg Davidson and Ken Wolgemuth seek to remove the stumbling block of the Genesis flood in this four part series. Though many believe in an ancient world-wide flood, the evidence given does not hold up to geological scrutiny, but points rather to something regional instead. It is their hope that Christians will not walk away from faith in Christ simply because a global flood is not supported by science. Looking at natural phenomena like the Grand Canyon, salt beds, and fossil deposits, they reveal reasons for these deposits and structures while showing that their origin did not stem from a violent flood that covered the planet.
Science and Faith on a Secular Campus
While many Christian colleges actively seek to help their students engage issues of faith and science constructively, few secular colleges are active in promoting the conversation. As a professor at a secular school, how can I encourage my students to authentic engagement and dialogue on science and faith issues?
Series: Asa Gray and Charles Darwin Discuss Evolution and Design
Many Christians believe that they face a painful choice-- either life was designed by God or it is an evolutionary product of natural selection. Charles Darwin himself believed in this dichotomy, and people ever since have felt the need to "choose sides". However, looking back at history, we find that one of Darwin's chief scientific colleagues, Asa Gray, did not share this perspective. In this three-part essay, part 1 charts the relationship of Asa Gray and Charles Darwin. Part 2 describes Darwin's struggle with the problem of natural evil and design in nature, and part 3 explores how Asa Gray was able to embrace evolution without rejecting the idea of design.
David Lack and Darwin's Finches
Considering the immense popularity of "Darwin's finches", it is quite surprising to learn that Charles Darwin himself had very little to say about them. In fact, it was actually David Lack, one century later, who conducted the critical research that immortalized the finches in biology textbooks and popular lore.
The Beauty of Being a Scientist and a Christian
I am a Christian. I believe that God is the ultimate reality and that the world, including me, was created by God. But this is not just an idle affirmation, a faith statement to be recited in church on Sunday.
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Scientism is a rather strange word, but for reasons that we shall see, a useful one. Though this term has been coined rather recently, it is associated with many other "isms" with long and turbulent histories: materialism, naturalism, reductionism, empiricism, and positivism.
Understanding Evolution: Theory, Prediction and Converging Lines of Evidence, Part 1
In science, we don't really know the true way things actually work. What we have are theories—broad explanatory frameworks supported by experimentation, which we can use to make testable predictions about the natural world.
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A common challenge to evolutionary theory is that while life does indeed change over time (what is known as microevolution), no one has ever seen one species evolve into another species (macroevolution).
Series: Evidences for Evolution
This technical series, co-written by Darrel Falk and David Kerk, looks into the evidence for evolution in order to dispel doubts that people may have about this well-supported theory. They look at three things specifically: the separate methods which reveal of the age of the earth, the unfolding history of whale evolution, and finally the common trends of heart development in vertebrates.
Series: New Limbs from Old Fins
Stephen Matheson presents common descent by evolution as the best explanation for the universal pattern found in tetrapod limbs. He discusses initially the evolution and development of limbs in specifically vertebrate tetrapods. He looks at the question of origins and further digs into amazing fossil discoveries. He then gives evidence of evolution from fish to tetrapods by discussing the similarities in the anatomy, development, and genetic systems associated with this amazingly common pattern in vertebrate appendages.
Series: Understanding Evolution
This blog series by Dennis Venema undertakes the task of clarifying numerous aspects of evolution that often become misconstrued by Christians. He first discusses the idea of speciation in a population over time, later applying it to the speciation process that occurred among hominids (human ancestors) which led to modern humans. He continues to support this idea by exploring so called "Mitochondrial Eve,""Y Chromosome Adam" and other compositional clues of the human genome.
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I always suggest people to buy diesel cars.People say that it doesn't make much of a difference if you buy a petrol car or diesel car but my answer always is not to them NO, it does make a lot of difference Firstly petrol and diesel prices are never ever going to be the same diesel will always be more cheaper fuel.Plus a diesel car is 15-20% more…[Read more]
Between the two, advantage Sail. Just because of the hopelessly weak brakes of the Swift VXi. You do not need to do anything out of the way to maintain your car. Just be regular with the servicing and check all fluid levels and the tire pressures periodically. And make sure you read the manual.
Buying a diesel vehicle just for getting a diesel engine and skipping on just about any feature by picking a base version is absolutely unwise in my opinion. I mean no offense but for your usage, why not the Figo Titanium petrol? It will have a lot more features while being cheaper to buy and maintain. The space and GC are also very similar in…[Read more]
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29 Sep 2012
RYAN VREDE reports on a 31-8 victory for the Springboks over Australia at Loftus in which they produced the type of performance they hope will become commonplace.
The Springboks were good, but hold your unbridled praise. The result was not unexpected. This was the weakest Wallabies side the Springboks have faced in their last nine encounters, and at a venue they have never won at. The measure of these Springboks will come against the All Blacks in a week.
The Wallabies were never in this one, a brutal and organised defensive effort blunting their ambitions. It is in this facet of play that most Test matches will be won and lost. That the Wallabies scored once (through a slipped hit) gives me more joy than the bonus-point the Springboks earned.
And they could have and should have won by more, six missed kicks and host of squandered try-scoring chances ensuring that the scoreline flattered the Wallabies.
However, it would grossly remiss not to applaud this win, particularly since it provided reasons for optimism in some key areas.
Flyhalf Johan Goosen will have better Tests, but he certainly isn't an impostor at this level. His tears during the anthem humanised the kid many what to believe has supernatural ability. He showed his rawness with two hooked penalties, too lateral a running line and poor option-taking at times. But he also stirred hope of a bright attacking future with a couple of linebreaks and generally slick play. He doesn't have Henry Honiball's defensive punch and will be targeted by their opposition, but he isn't a defensive liability and his attacking skill makes up for what he lacks there.
Then there's the Boondock Saints – Francois Louw and Duane Vermeulen – who hunted in tandem, both outstanding at the gainline and on the deck. They lend the Springboks an air of menace and mongrel, with their efforts amplified by an industrious and highly effective pack.
What else? Ruan Pienaar looked composed and sharp. Andries Bekker was influential at the lineouts and in general play, Jaco Taute was impressive defensively in the most difficult channel for this discipline, and Bryan Habana reconfirmed that has left the fraud he was under Peter de Villiers behind him with a throwback effort.
And their much-maligned game plan? The tactical kicking was poor…when they did kick. This was a wholly different approach from the Springboks, a more expansive one than we've become used to. This doesn't, however, herald the start of a bold new era from Heyneke Meyer's men. The Wallabies allowed them to play in this manner. The Blacks will demand a tighter approach. They are some way off mastering either, but there are signs that should encourage.
Their rolling maul is unmatched by any team in the game, and it was from this platform that they opened the scoring, with a touch of tactical intelligence (two decoy runners) creating space for Zane Kirchner to score in the corner. Pienaar had taken over the goal-kicking responsibility from Goosen and duly banked the touchline conversion.
The Springboks were in business again seven minutes later after Habana finished a disjointed move that went right then snapped left. Pienaar's conversion attempt struck the post and the teams went down the tunnel with the hosts leading 14-3, Kurtley Beale's penalty all the Wallabies could muster in the face of an immense defensive effort.
The Wallabies huffed and puffed after the restart but the Springboks killed their ambition superbly, first Louw peeling off the back of another unstoppable rolling maul to score, then Habana catching them napping with a quick lineout feed to Adriaan Strauss, who drew a defender and offloaded to put the winger away.
The Springboks' defensive intensity and precision tapered off in the closing stages, allowing the visitors to breach their tryline, but they never seriously threatened a comeback. With time nearly up the Springboks launched another expansive assault, this time Louw finding Habana with a left-pass most elite scrumhalves would be proud to boast.
The Springboks will believe this performance is a good example of what they can achieve when things click, and they'll be right. But there is a sterner examination ahead in the form of the world champions. For now, however, they deserve to be lauded on the strength of this showing.
By Ryan Vrede, in Pretoria
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174 Comments
30 Sep 2012, 07:21 am@katman-49: correct
30 Sep 2012, 07:22 amBottom Line a lot of positives for sure
HM has finally realized there he cant win with a team full of Blue bulls
Gone hopefully are Spies , Postgieter, Steyn and Greyling
Kirsher still there and did play well
All positive additions
Even Jantjies there, who is on form
How could he not see past M steyn??And the game plan still the same says HM and Jdv ?
No aimless kicks )except a few from Pienaar) and running the ball
How can that not be different? -
30 Sep 2012, 07:28 amAfter watching the ABs play the Argies well its going to be tough
The ABs were very very good
Boks will really have to step up and play a full 80 min of hard rugby
The least mistakes, not give the ball away, and defend like men possessed
Its possible to beat them, hopefully kicking game is better -
30 Sep 2012, 07:34 amI can say this with full confidence
You cant compare either game and say one team is so much better than the other
Anything can happen in sports and they must still play the game this coming Sat -
30 Sep 2012, 07:54 amBokke by 8. Its now time for the AB to travel and for the Bokke to moer them considering their lucky escape in Dunedin.
30 Sep 2012, 07:56 amCalm down boys.
Next week's game should be VERY good. Maybe the game of the season so far, becasue this week:
- Boks FINALLY finding form and will be at home.
- ABs FINALLY finding the all round game they have been hoping for.My prediction …….ABs by 3. But it could just go the other way.
30 Sep 2012, 09:05 amAdriaan Strauss had a good game but gave away lots of penalties.
Personally I would pick Liebenberg to get his first start, he isjust as mobile and just needs to be told no aimless penalties & perhaps Burden should be given a shot off the bench? He would have been great in the last 20 yesterday.
30 Sep 2012, 09:18 amHe gave away a couple, yes, but he's much much better than Tian.
BurdenIMO of course
30 Sep 2012, 09:40 amLiebenberg is the province version of Greyling, overly aggressive in all the wrong situations. We don't need players like that, rather guys who think a bit about what they do.
30 Sep 2012, 09:46 amMuch improved performance by the Boks, but would it have been good enough to beat the AB´s?
There were too many errors and missed chances yesterday, but there´s definitely hope for a new era of running Bok rugby. Despite what de Villiers tried to say, it was a completely new game plan and we had two debutants in the backline, so a few teething problems are to be expected.
We´ll need to learn to exploit the dominance of our forwards to its full extent. Although Pienaar had a very good game, he also took some wrong options during phase play, passing to the side where the Wallabies had superior numbers in defense.
We will have to be far more clinical in our finishing as well, although it was comforting to see how many more opportunities we did create to score.
Meyer needs to back his reserves more. I agree with Fitz1ella that Jantjies and de Jongh should have been brought on much sooner. I don´t give a **** what colour players are, as long as they can do the job.
Both the aforementioned made a difference in the measly few minutes they were on the field. De Jongh almost scored and Jantjies created more space in that time than Morné Steyn has in two years.
A feels good to be a Bok supporter today, but we mustn´t lose sight of the fact that it wouldn´t have been as easy yesterday against a non-depleted Aussie side including the likes of Genia, Cooper, O´Connor, Pocock, etc.
The AB´s won´t be as forgiving when we don´t take our chances.
30 Sep 2012, 11:05 am@Big Hit-44: haha, dont you mean, SA will have a false sense of security.
Admit BH, the AB's are supreme, just supreme
30 Sep 2012, 12:29 pm@fitz1ella-61: Been coming onto this site for years and I could swear every time this same this same piece of sht is ranting the same old tune. This is a horrible case of inferiority. Whites this, whites that, boere this supremacists that. What's wrong with you boy? Go do something worthwhile and then you maybe wont be so ashamed of yourself, boy.
30 Sep 2012, 13:10 pmMeyer still needs to wake up and smell the coffee. He missed quite a few tricks yesterday and although Boks suddenly look like a rugby team through a few hand forced changes, Spies Gone injury enforced decision, useless combo of Daniel/Kankowski, Potgieter, Coetsee gone, the correct players Vermeulen and Louw providing the correct bolster to the pack eventually. Morne Steyn gone, eventually the penny drops that the dumb idiot coaches couldn't see how he with FdP have been crippling Boks game for 3 seasons already. Now he instates Pienaar as the No.9 kicking general to run the game and relegates Goosen to a bit part nonentity not enthusing him to be the playmaker or general he should be can actually cripple Boks again. Watch out!!
Also his sheer lack of any courage by hanging both Jantjies and De Jongh out to dry till minute 76 is outright goddamn cowardice and conservation fear ruling his brain and its going to bite him in the arse next weekend.
Backline should be
Taute / Kirchner, Habana / Taute, De Villiers, De Jongh, Habana / Rhule, Goosen / Jantjies / Lambie, Hougaard / Pienaar -
30 Sep 2012, 13:24 pmTaute was less than ordinary yesterday. Kirchner had a good game purely because he does have one good game in five or six bad games. It was his time to have a good game yesterday.
de Villiers is slower than a prop forward. His one break down the left side of the field was as interesting as watching paint dry. He is only good for one thing…to run into defenders like a moron.
Jantjies should get a chance to shoot for posts. He is almost all South Africa has right now that can kick straight in the Bok team. Goosen seems to have some issue or injury or something. Pienaar was off again. Besides that his tactical kicking and delivery to the flyhalf was crisp and accurate. He delivers the ball about ten times quicker than Hougaard. Hougaard is no scrummie.
The forwards were simply outstanding. 8/10.
30 Sep 2012, 13:41 pmYou are a f-uck-ing ******. Goosen is superior player to Jantjies. de Jongh is still only a "decent" international player. Taute is on the same level but more versatile.
30 Sep 2012, 14:15 pmYou the dumbfounded morose moron here you numbskull stupefied idiot. Wasn't it moronic idiot like you that was raving about this meyer messiahs first squad with Potgieter your new f'ng revelation to emerge with Coetsee and Daniel as Meyer's goddamn genius selected back row? Where all that pathetic genius gone to now…??
Did I say drop Goosen anytime ever you dumbfounded moron personified? I been the most prolific Goosen punter here since LAST YEAR already when he was still playing junior Boks. You a goddamn moron if ever I seen one on this site
Meyer's handling of Goosen sucks, its going to bite him inn the arse, and the way he handled both Jantjies and De Jongh's little desperation f'ng 4 minute cameo yesterday smacks of a coach who's too chicken to **** in case he gets colon cancer, or else its just his inbred witsblitz supremacy blindness Fckng up his dumb deluded brain, just like you are doing to yours much better.
Taute should not be ahead of de Jongh if he looking to ignite the Backline, and neither should Frans Steyn. Either of Taute or Steyn to 15, or Taute to 14, JdV to 13, De Jongh to 12, Habana back to 11, Goosen to start at 10, Hougaard to 9.
Bench Pienaar, Lambie, Jantjies – unless he needs a speedier option on bench then bring in Rhule and drop one of Lambie or Jantjies, preferably Lambie but they both much of a muchness.
That's it. Now go get your dumb fck delusional ostrich brain out the sand or rather go call Potgieter to come back and play blind side flank like you were calling for at beginning of international series.
The way Meyer is going about instating Pienaar as his FdP type general and taking all kicking duties away from Goosen / Jantjies is going to fck himself up in the eye. Plus the way he deliberated till the 76th minute to introduce both Jantjies and De Jongh smacks not only of outright conservative chickenarse cowardice but also of inherent dumb Boer deficiencies unless its worse than that and they're only in his team setup to camouflage his real inherent backward unscrupulous thinking.
30 Sep 2012, 14:31 pm@fitz1ella-166: He's right though. You are a fcking reeetard. Easily the thickest blogger on keo.
30 Sep 2012, 15:08 pmSchalk Britz and Bismack are 2 best hookers in World.shame Britz such a wasted talent at test level.
Meyer building good depth now.
30 Sep 2012, 15:09 pmvery good and balanced analysis. I agree with thoughts.
I think Goosen project is coming along well and now we need to halt the Blacks winning streak
30 Sep 2012, 16:08 pm169 easier said than done, if they play like they did this morning you have no chance
30 Sep 2012, 19:50 pm#166 Skopshite your comment about meyer and colon cancer was a new low even for you,it just proves what a evil minded depraved barely human being you really are.My wife had colon cancer and it nearly killed her,the damage it did to her was horrible,and yet you have the audacity to mention HM and cancer especially as his wife i think had cancer truly proves that you are one son of a ***** and a 1st class scum bag.I hope you do not get colon cancer but if you ever do i say good luck to you cos you `ll need it.You and i have had some wordes in the past but after this i hope you piss off and never darken this website again.
30 Sep 2012, 23:16 pm@blueboy-171: He's a miserable little man. Life has a way of sorting them out.
30 Sep 2012, 23:25 pm@katman-172: really fuckwit.. you wanna come try it..does your wife not see what a little runtcunt arsehole you are.. when its so blatantly obvious from here I'm surprised she can't see it close up…
@blueboy-171: That was a joke about somebody not being able to f'art .. so I used a lousy metaphor.. you decide how much of a heinous sin it is in your books… it had no personal connotations to it ..
and sorry about your wife for whatever it is worth…
1 Oct 2012, 11:40 amblueboy – Sorry to hear about your wife, very tasteless post by fitz1ella.
Back on rugby. Glad Boks are finally looking forward.
Problem with this Saturday is that generally the ABs play better in SA than they do in New Zealand!! They seem to be able use the energy of the crowd to lift themselves up!! It is like they thrive on the manic SA supporters!!
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While there will still be a place for volunteers in Hillsborough County Fire Rescue, their roles will change dramatically under a proposal that calls for adding 78 new career positions at a cost of $5.2 million.
Volunteer fire departments may be a thing of the past in Hillsborough County.
A proposal that goes before the County Commission Thursday calls for discontinuing "the use of volunteers to staff primary apparatus at the remaining volunteer stations," including Lutz, according to a report from Hillsborough County Fire Rescue. That plan also calls on the commission to agree to a budget amendment of $5.24 million to hire 78 new career firefighters to staff the county's six volunteer fire departments.
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"(It is) a program that really made sense 30, 40, 50 years ago," Rogers said. "It gradually has less and less logic. The complexity of the types of calls we run now is much different than when I started my career 30 years ago."
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The plan calls for formalizing the use of volunteers throughout the county and making sure that no stations are fully staffed by volunteer personnel alone, Rogers said.
The county's existing nonprofit volunteer associations won't be asked to dissolve. Instead, those organizations will be asked to step into a supporting role, similar to that of the county's Friends of Libraries and Friends of the Parks groups.
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The proposal to revamp staffing at the county's six volunteer fire stations comes on the heels of a Sept. 19 Fire Rescue Performance Audit report. That report highlighted a number of concerns related to the stations, including:
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- The level of experience and qualification of volunteer firefighters
- A lack of guidelines that spell out the "roles and responsibilities of Volunteer Associations, the procedures that these have to follow, and the information to be provided by the Volunteer Associations to HCFR management."
- A lack of communication between the county and the volunteer associations
If approved, the plan would go into effect on Jan. 1, 2013. The reserve firefighter program would be kicked off at that time, as well, Rogers said, adding that it will continue to evolve over time.
Earlier this year, the county had six operational volunteer fire departments. Three have ceased operations in recent months and are now staffed by career personnel working overtime schedules. Those stations are:
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- North Brandon (ceased operations on Oct. 1)
- Dover-Turkey Creek (ceased operations on Oct. 1)
- Lutz
- Cork/Knights (ceased operations on Sept. 27)
- Bloomingdale
The County Commission will hear the proposal during its Nov. 15 meeting at County Center, 601 E. Kennedy Blvd. The presentation has a time certain spot on the county's agenda of 2:15 p.m.
"It's (volunteerism) really the foundation of our department," Rogers said. "It's just time for a change (in how it's done)."
What do you think about the proposal? Should the county keep volunteer fire departments or move forward with adding more career positions?
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2:23 pm on Wednesday, November 14, 2012
This is a shame that a volunteer dept.ust go. It would be nice to see the stactics on their performance and how it was judged. Has their been problems in the past? Was the dept. aware of them and are they in agreement with this. I would like to know and think the commissioners should also be aware.
4:53 pm on Wednesday, November 14, 2012
I agree with Carl...let's see some proof as to why the county needs to spend $5M more.
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5:13 pm on Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Those are great questions, Carl and JK. The county's reasoning is spelled out in the presentation attached to the story as a PDF. The main concern from fire rescue, it seems, lies in the level of training and experience volunteers have versus career firefighters. We're looking into a few more stories on this and will see if we can get some elaboration from county officials.


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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-21367852 Apparently EA is very unhappy with "thieves" who have found ways to quickly grind in game curency (via EA bugs) as opposed to opting to pay real cash via micro-transaction to upgrade weapons. (Shaving a few hours off their gameplay.) From a British solicitor (wigged up lawyer): "If you go into a baker's to buy a bun and they give you the wrong change and you walk away knowing you have been given more change than you handed over in the first place, that's theft," Sara Ludlam, an intellectual property expert at Lupton, Fawcett, Lee & Priestley told the BBC. "So, arguably if you go into this game knowing you are supposed to be paying for these weapons and you notice a glitch allows you to accumulate them without paying, that's theft as well." Mind you this is a SRPG Thoughts you dirty stinkin' pirates? |
Originally posted by tiefighter25 SUPPOSED TO? Excuse me?! My view on this: exploit away. We shouldn't tolerate cash shop crap in single player games, at least not ones there's already a fee for. <childish, provocative and highly speculative banner about your favorite game goes here> |
Originally posted by tiefighter25 A solicitor(gives legal advice) doesn't wear a wig, that's a barrister (goes into court). A lawyer will argue whatever they are being paid to argue. It's BS, you don't own the virtual items at any point so you can't have stolen it as it remains their property. it's like A TV shop charging you with theft for watching the tv in their shop. "i don't waste my time building relationship in games" - nariusseldon |
Thanks for the wig correction. Also, I forgot to mention it's Day 1 on-disc DLC unlocks apparently. (Or rather, obviously.) |
Originally posted by tiefighter25 Well EA do need more money to build more indoor basket courts, lol :P |
Originally posted by tiefighter25 Now that's fraud, making you pay for something you have already purchased, you own the disc with all the relevant 1s and 0s "i don't waste my time building relationship in games" - nariusseldon |
RPS posted an article explaining how to do this. |
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Well, thats EA ethics for ya! (Any1 remember the south park episode with EA games in it?) But seriously though,, WTF? We have to pay for the system and the tv (NATURALLY) to play the game on,, AND the game itself (again, naturally). We also have to pay for any&all dlcs (even day 1 dlcs) if we wanna enjoy em (most but not all dlcs being crap anyways). And now WE ARE URGED TO PAY REAL LIFE CASH TO UPGRADE OUR WEAPNS AND SHIT IN-GAME, and if we don't do that, but use in-game means ONLY to upgrade our weapons and etcatera, the developers get sad? Really? I mean really...? |
Originally posted by tiefighter25 well, they should fix the bug then, eh? till they fixed it it's called feature. also, the idea to sell items for a singleplayer game (jaja, i know, coop, still no "MP" game) is a pathetic joke from EA "I'll never grow up, never grow up, never grow up! Not me!" |
I wonder whats the law on False Advertising, not just EA but most game companys are reknown for duping the customer with bullshit about their games. 2 can play this game. |
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"EA feels they are being robbed..." Were you able to keep a straight face while typing that, or were you fighting fits of laughter the whole way through. :) Related links: http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2013/02/06/dead-space-3s-microtransactions-exploited-away-already/ filmoret: One thing I have never figured out is why the game devs hardly ever fix simple problems that arise. It is like they don't care about the pvp community. Nitth: What makes you so sure its a simple fix? filmoret: Because most of them are. Sometimes its just changing a number in a code string other times its creating a few variables. However none of them should take over a few hours of coding. |
I wonder if they are going to ban any beta testers from playing all their origin games for not reporting this bug http://www.extremesims.com/index.php?topic=2960.0 EA really are a bunch of turds, they deserve all they get. |
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I really really really hope EA goes bankrupt. The world would be a vastly better place without EA around to help drag the game industry down with stuff like their blatent extra grab at cash from games like this.
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I don't even cry one tear for EA. They are idiots. The had bad programming, and somebody found a glitch and used it. Why not it is better than using microtransactions to get the stuff. I am sure EA going to patch this somehow, but really it is their fault for producing a buggy game. |
Yes its not a nice thing that ea are trying to do, but tbh its not something most other companies wouldn't do if its costing them money. The argument its a bug they should have fixed before release doesn't work, if a bank puts cash that isn't yours into your account and you spend it, you will have to pay it back otherwise they will take legal action, regardless of whether or not the mistake was theirs. |
This is a single player game right? So what's a cash shop doing in a SP game anyway...? Just honestly curious. Do you need it for something?
I am of the opinion that EA should release compleat games like they used to the people who have been forking out their hard earned cash for their crappy repetitive games for years, while they single handedly lead the charge of everybody trying to screw over their own customers with their "Hey look they payed us cash money for this tosh, lets see how much more we can fleece them for" and "Hey look! Your favorite games developers games arn't formulaic and crappy enough, but don't worry we bought them out and fixed that for you!" attitudes. I put on my pirate hat and say take them for everything you can.
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i said before i was going to be playing Dead Space 3 this year... that changed when i read about microtransactions and the poor pc port, according to them to avoid PC gamers from saying the pc version is superior. They know it will always be the case... they just didnt want to do their job for the pc version.... Not buying Dead Space 3. As of the bugs, if you leave loopholes in your game, dont blame the players for finding them and using them to their advantage. This type of games should not even have microtransactions in the first place. If you are doing it wrong, dont blame the players, EA. 2013 golden poop awards for you, again. EDIT: i neither support piracy nor bug exploitation, but if i have to boycott EA...... torrent can do magic. |
I never paid a dime in a single player game with "online option". Are all single player games nowadays pretending to be MMOs with cash shop? Secrets of Dragon´s Spine Trailer.. ! :D Best MMOs ever played: Ultima, EvE, SW Galaxies, Age of Conan, The Secret World |
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Originally posted by RefMinor Not that I disagree with you in spirit, but just to play devil's advocate... You may own a physical disc when you buy a game but don't buyany rights to the game itself. You simply do not own the code at any point. You buy a limited license to access their media, and so that license can cover whatever they say it covers. There is no law against having day 1 DLC available and it certainly is not fraud. If you do not think that the provider has delivered you value then simply vote with your dollar when they offer you their next deal, but there certainly is no minimum amount of 'game' that they have to provide you with at launch for the money they ask. Now... saying that, I do agree with your general feeling here and loathe day 1 DLC and the other tricks these people pull to try and rinse us for ever more profit. This is kinda the reason that I tend to not buy new games at launch anymore... I would rather buy them 2 years down the line as a GOTY edition for half the price. |


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Craig Shaw wrote: This photo is from 1951. Apparently, a bad storm like the Thanksgiving storm in 1950. I'm trying to read the name of the lunch shop here. Gary's?
Doug Hale wrote: It amazes me for a town of it's size, how many places there were to eat in Portsmouth.
Craig Shaw wrote: I would guess it's because there were so many businesses back in those days. You had the Selby shoe factory just across the street. Those people had to eat somewhere.
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By Texas Momma
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The blade is more like a plain dull piece of metal and will not cut. Even my husband could not get it to cut an apple!!!
An ok product.
By D.Messner
from Springfield, PA
About Me Parent of Two or More Children
The apple slicer part is a breeze the other part with the squares not so much.
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By Laura1026
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I bought this product thinking it would make meal times easier and also portable to bring with us to restaurants but was sadly dissapointed. It is fairly hard to cut with, the food gets trapped in the squares and then you have to try to poke it back through and try cutting again only to have the food get stuck in the holes again. Very frustrating. Haven't even tried the apple slicer part of it yet since the square dicer didn't work well at all. Was more trouble than it's worth. Better to get a baby food processor.
Corer/Slicer works, other is useless
By Mom of 2
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The apple corer and slicer works well enough, except that getting to the bottom of the apple requires some real effort. The other dice thingy is useless. The area is really, really small and I find that it takes longer to use that piece then to dice it myself. So, if you want to pay [$] for an apple slicer/corer, this will do.
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By Mommy Jill
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Great for healthy snacks. Fast and easy to use. Rinses easily. Also perfect for easy food preparation for making baby food.
Chop and dice
By mom of many
from illinois
About Me Parent of Multiples (Twins etc), Parent of Two or More Children
It's great for the apple slices but for the apple dices, it doesn't cut through hard enough. So the dices don't come through and I have to take a knife and poke them through.
Huge Time Saver!
By Natalie's Mom
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This device has saved me so much time when fixing a snack for my 1-year old daughter. It chops food to the perfect size quickly and easily, and I can take it with me! It's a little difficult to clean depending on what you're chopping up, but I love it!
Great product for toddler foods
By Blaze
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About Me First Time Parent, Medical Professional
Works great for toddler foods -- bite size foods!
I really like this product
By Noemi
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You cannot use this for every fruit, but for apples, mango, piers or cheese it is a great slicer or you can make cubes. This is the 10 second snack maker.
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By Momma to a Princess
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About Me Elementary Teacher, First Time Parent
I enjoy using this time saving device to prepare finger foods for my developing eater... and biet-sized snacks for myself!
Great For Quick Slices!
By Mommy, Esq.
from Chicago, IL
This really cuts down on time otherwise spent slicing and/or coring apples and pears. However, I find myself being more cognizant at the grocery store about the size of the fruit I buy, because larger apples, for example, do not fit in the slicer. The cube cutter is also small and fairly useless. For these reasons, I can't give the product more than 3 stars, but my son LOVES fruit so much that I would buy it again just for the slicer.
worth every penny
By nurse st john
from stryker ohio
This product is great it is so compact i can pack it right in my bag and have fresh cored apples very quickly and easily thanks.
not the best slicer
By TXMommy
from Texas
I was disappointed in the apple slicer. It is very awkward to push down and takes a lot of muscle. The blades must not be very sharp and it was hard to get through the apples. Once it did cut, I had to go back and cut off all of the core material that didn't fit into the core blade shaft. It would have been almost as fast to just use a sharp knife and cut the wedges myself.
Great !
By anonymous
from New York , NY
Practical and very easy to use. I totally recommended.
Ok - wish the blades were flush
By Shannon
from Indianapolis, IN
About Me Parent of Two or More Children, Working Mom
I purchased this product thinking that the interchangeable blades would provide more uses for the slicer. It does, but I'm disappointed in the execution. While it's very easy to use and to slice fruits, vegetables, etc., I find it very difficult to get the food out of the slicer (especially the "cube" insert). I think this is due, in part, to the fact that the blades are not flush with the bottom of the slicer. It's quick to slice, but takes time to get the food out. The apple corer has some of the same problem, but is much easier to use.
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