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Posted 21 April 2012 - 10:43 AM
Great Story
Morality/Dilemmas involved
for PC
D&D style gameplay
Randomly Generated Heroes (NOT forced heroes for the story)
Open RPG style (preferred-not a must)
Lots of items and spells/skills
Fantasy World
Great story
and a Great story
Thanks dudes!
Games I've Played:
Baldur's Gate I/II
Final Fantasy etc.
Never Winter Nights
Side note: Why on Earth is it so hard to find games like this?
Too be good is to be free, not of talent or wealth or want, which cannot be promised or accurately proscribed, but of personal choice, which unfortunately is promised even less.
Posted 21 April 2012 - 11:18 AM
And Fallout I know is probably superb, but it isn't a fantasy world unfortunately
Too be good is to be free, not of talent or wealth or want, which cannot be promised or accurately proscribed, but of personal choice, which unfortunately is promised even less.
Posted 21 April 2012 - 11:27 AM
-the internet gods will see our gesture and give zio diamond armor
-zio's eyes will glaze over and he will give rickson-style punches to any he deems undesirable, resulting in the highest mag death count to date. the board of directors deems the shizz suite unfit for human life.
Posted 21 April 2012 - 11:41 AM
And Fallout I know is probably superb, but it isn't a fantasy world unfortunately
You must mean fantasy world in the positive, non-apocalyptic sense then. Either that or you were making a pretty clever political statement, hehe.
Well ok, it's BASED on our world, so I can't claim it is purely fantasy:
But even so, you don't realize it is supposed to be OUR WORLD when you are in it. It's really a destroyed world and any reference to real-life locations seems to be in title only. I did see the Washington Monument once... it seems more like a nice little Easter egg than an actual huge plot point for the game..
If you want a better post-apocalyptic game not set in our real world, check out RAGE
Even with 90% of it being destroyed, it's one of the most beautiful games I've played, graphically, and the attention to detail is astounding
Posted 21 April 2012 - 11:58 AM
This would've been nice to know in the first post.Nice call on Lost Oddyssey, but this guy only has a PC
So, you're wanting an RPG, but you only have a PC. Are you wanting a WRPG? Because that's almost all you're getting on PC.
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Be thankful for family, traffic and shopping
It wasn't that Joe O'Hara wasn't thankful for what he had before Hurricane Sandy hit the Jersey shore at the end of October. But the Norwood resident and owner of a home in Sea Isle City, N.J., that avoided significant damage is at least a little more appreciative of what he has and who will be around him Thanksgiving Day.
"Though we are very thankful that we escaped any damage from the hurricane, our hearts go out to so many families who were not so fortunate, both in Sea Isle and all along the barrier islands," O'Hara said. "As our neighbors and fellow island dwellers clean up from the storm, the sense among all of the residents is that compared to our neighbors to the north, the damage sustained in Sea Isle is manageable, leaving everyone thankful, knowing that it could have been worse. Perspective is sometimes the best way to view your life and the world."
While areas such as Long Beach Island, Seaside Heights and Manasquan in New Jersey took the biggest hit from Hurricane Sandy, O'Hara says even if his shore home had been heavily damaged, that's not the most important thing for him.
"Our family has so much to be thankful for this year, far beyond mere possessions," O'Hara said. "As we gather at our house tomorrow, we will be surrounded by our three children and their young families, including our grandson, and our new daughter-in-law. As we say grace, we will be reminded that our family is our greatest blessing — a blessing worthy of a true Thanksgiving."
Beginning early Friday, or even tonight for some, finding those perfect possessions for the perfect price will be a high priority for many. The first issue for shoppers is often finding a place to park at malls and shopping centers that are expected to be crowded.
And while there's bound to be plenty of drivers in a hurry, and you might be thankful to reach a parking lot safely, a report from State Farm Insurance says it's important to stay alert once in a parking lot. According to the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety, about 20 percent of accidents occur in parking lots as there are some drivers who will ignore stop signs or road markings. The report says to not be that driver.
"If you drive just a little bit slower, you are in a better position to absorb the misbehavior of others," said Leonard Evans, author of the book Traffic Safety. "You must absorb their folly so you don't pay for it."
The State Farm report also suggests that if you are concerned about getting a door ding or scratch on your car, try to find a less crowded area to park in. Then after taking a deep breath the final task is to walk into the store safely, which is not necessarily easy in crowded parking lots.
"Pedestrians have a great sense of security in parking lots," Evans said. "They don't look for traffic."
So, if you are a pedestrian, it will be important to look for other cars. Check for brake lights and backup lights as you walk to or from your car, because it is sometimes difficult for drivers to see when backing out. Continued...
And if you are a driver, it's just as important to slowly back out of a parking spot so that pedestrians or vehicles have sufficient warning to stop.
Thanksgiving weekend travelers did get some warning from AAA Mid-Atlantic about how crowded the roads will be. Even though gas prices are an average of 23 cents more for a gallon of regular than they were last year in the Philadelphia area, AAA expects nearly 500,000 travelers in the region to drive 50 miles or more from their homes.
The next big travel day will be Sunday, when 36 percent of those surveyed said they would be driving home, with 25 percent saying they will return home Monday.
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Residents living in the southwestern part of Plano near the Dallas border may have seen some aerial spraying Friday night even though Collin County opted out of the plan to crack down on area mosquitoes.
Plano resident Frank Hinckley, who lives near Plano Parkway and Mira Vista Boulevard, said he saw a plane fly over back and forth over his neighborhood six times in a "grid-like" pattern shortly after 9:15 p.m. Friday while walking with his dog toward Steeplechase Park.
Hinckley, a former American Airlines pilot, said he observed the plane flying 300 feet above ground in a straight path over Wayfarer Drive, its navigation lights illuminating a "fog-like" mist emitting from the wings that became visible against the streetlights upon hitting the ground minutes later.
The spraying plan was launched Thursday at the behest of Dallas County, which had lost 11 residents to acute illness caused by West Nile Virus and a total of 270 human cases of the disease. Another round followed Friday, and three more treatments covered the Dallas area Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
Geoffrey Heinicke, environmental health manager for the city of Plano, said Monday the city has received three or four reports of spray planes appearing in Plano skies, though none of the reports describe material being released from the aircraft at the time of the sighting.
Coverage maps released by the city of Dallas show Friday's aerial spraying occurring only south of President George Bush Turnpike in Dallas, with the planes looping back toward the coverage area over Hinckley's neighborhood but not releasing any pesticides.
Laura McGowan, a spokeswoman for Clarke, the company Dallas County hired to perform the spraying, said the planes often release the material up to two miles away from the intended destination, using the speed and direction of the wind to carry the microscopic droplets to the targeted area without landing directly below the point of release.
"It can take between five and 20 minutes for the droplets to actually come near the ground," she said. "They're so small they really float, and that's why we don't spray when the wind speed is less than a mile an hour, because we want to make sure the droplets are moving and getting to where they need to be."
McGowan also said it is nearly impossible to see Duet, the chemical sprayed from the aircraft, coming from the wings at night due to the extremely small size of the droplets. The chemical is odorless, tasteless and approved for use by the Environmental Protection Agency, she said.
Plano City Manager Bruce Glasscock said Tuesday the city opted out of the spraying partially due to resident concerns regarding the safety of the pesticides. He also said the city had no prior knowledge that the planes might release the pesticide over Plano with the intention of it landing in Dallas.
"At no time did they ever tell us they would do a release over Plano," he said.
Heinicke said Wednesday that the city contacted Dallas County's liason with the Texas Department of State Health Services, who said the planes' computerized equipment senses the wind speed and direction before releasing the pesticide, minimizing the chances of any material landing in Plano.
"We knew there were going to be some flight patterns over the city, but the application method wasn't shared with us," Heinicke said. "That would have been helpful for us to have known that so we could answer some of those questions and calls when we get them from the public."
Collin County Judge Keith Self said while some reports have come into the commissioners court of spray planes flying over Collin County, it is not uncommon for such aircraft to release pesticides away from the intended target due to wind conditions.
"They're certainly close to the cities that are spraying, Richardson and Dallas, and I have to assume that they are not lost," he said. "So I suspect it's all in their calculations."
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SYRACUSE -- Thousands of Orange fans will descend on the Carrier Dome tonight as the Syracuse University football team takes on West Virginia. The game will be carried live on ESPN at 8 p.m.
The Carrier Dome will open its doors for Orange fans at 6:30 p.m.
S.U. faculty and staff will be exiting the lots at Manley, main campus and west campus parking at the end of their work day. To avoid congestion, Dome patrons with parking passes for those areas should not arrive until after 5:00 p.m. Football game parking in these lots will not be honored prior to 5:00 p.m. Fans who would like to arrive earlier can go to the Skytop parking lots where all parking passes will be valid.
Fans should also take note of two important parking changes:
- All day-of-game parking is at Skytop, unless the patron already has a parking pass for main or west - Parking at Skytop is $12 and includes a shuttle to and from College Place on the east side of the campus. Shuttle bus service will start running at 4:00 p.m. Shuttle bus service to Gate A for patrons with disabilities will start running from Skytop at 5:00 p.m.
Except for team and staff busses, no busses will be allowed in the West Campus area. All busses must park at Skytop. Bus parking is $40.
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The White House's official Twitter account, which has been tweeting busily to congratulate U.S. Olympic athletes on their medal wins, posted this message from first lady Michelle Obama: "Wow (at)MichaelPhelps! Barack & I have been cheering you on! We're so proud of you & what you've accomplished. -mo" — Sylvia Hui — Twitter http://twitter.com/sylviahui ___ EDITOR'S NOTE — "Eyes on London" shows you the Olympics through the eyes of Associated Press journalists across the 2012 Olympic city and around the world. Follow them on Twitter where available with the handles listed after each item.
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To all who believe in love and all who have that forever love already, you are my inspiration every day.
I have a soft spot in my heart for grandparents everywhere. I grew up in a small town named Lincoln, Illinois. Grandma and Grandpa Higgins and Grandma and Grandpa Fitzpatrick were married always and only to each other. Grandma Higgins was 22 when she met Grandpa. I hear he'd watch her go by his dry goods store every day. He was smitten by the young woman in the pretty hats. Grandma Higgins was 96 when Grandpa passed away at almost 101. There was a picture of them in the paper with her at his bedside when he turned 100 or something. No one got divorced until my generation. My parents only ever spent a night apart when one was in the hospital.
On the CBS Survivor Reunion Show, 8 million viewers watched the replay of the loved ones visit to Survivor Island where cast member Tarzan bends on one knee and Terri, his wife of 30 years, runs out of the woods and into his arms. (See yesterday's post: Cast member Tarzan and wife Terri's true love is what will be remembered by Survivor fans this season, not who won the million dollars.) She tearfully shares with host and executive producer Jeff Probst, "You take him away, I'm lost."
Sap that I am, my brain starts playing Kathy Mattea's song "Where've you been?" It's a song about a couple who never spent a night apart until they were in the hospital in separate beds on different floors.
The true story behind Kathy Mattea's Grammy Winning Tearjerker, "Where've You Been?"
What I didn't know is Kathy Mattea's husband, Jon Vezner, co-wrote the song about his grandparents, with Don Henry. Per NedNickerson2010 on YouTube (many thanks), this is the touching true story behind Kathy Mattea's biggest hit, "Where've You Been."
"The song was written for Kathy Mattea, who initially refused to record it, saying it would be too difficult to sing in concerts without crying. Co-writers Jon Vezner and Don Henry pitched the song all around Nashville. Everyone loved the song, but no one wanted to record it. In the end, Mattea finally relented and recorded the song the way it had originally been presented to her – a simple arrangement with guitar, piano, and upright bass.
She recalls: "It's a true story about Jon's grandparents. They had both gotten very sick and were in the same hospital, but didn't know it. His grandmother had been slowly losing it, and she didn't recognize anybody. She was in unfamiliar surroundings, so she finally quit talking altogether. Jon was there visiting, and he was up seeing his grandfather; he said to the nurse, "Has anybody brought him down to see her?" She said no, and he asked if he could do that.
"They said yes, so he wheeled his grandfather into his grandmother's room. His grandfather kept stroking her hair, saying, "Look at her hair. Nobody has hair like grandma," and she looked at him and said, "Where have you been?" It was the first thing she had said in weeks.
"When Jon told me the story for the first time, it was before we had even gotten engaged, and he just cried and cried. When he played the song for me and the first chorus came around, I knew where he was going with the lyric, and I just couldn't believe he could be that vulnerable as a writer, to put that moment in a song."
The song was Mattea's biggest hit, winning her a Grammy. It also won Song of the Year (1990) at the Grammys, CMA's and ACM's."
Where've You Been
Claire had all but given' up
When she and Edwin fell in love
She touched his face and shook her head
In disbelief she sighed and said
In many dreams I've held you near
Now at last you're really here
Where have you been
I've looked for you for ever and a day
Where have you been
I'm just not myself when your away
He asked her for her hand for life
Then she became a salesman's wife
He was home each night by eight
But one stormy evening he was late
Her frightened tears fell to the floor
Until his key turned in the door
Where have you been
I've looked for you for ever and a day
Where have you been
I'm just not myself when your away
They'd never spent a night apart
For sixty years she heard him snore
Now they're in a hospital
In separate beds on different floors
Claire soon lost her memory, forgot the names of family
She never spoke a word again
Then one day they wheeled him in
He held her hand and stroked her hair
In a fragile voice she said
Where have you been
I've looked for you for ever and a day
Where have you been
I'm just not myself when your away
No, I'm just not myself when your away
My Dad's name was also Edwin and he was unlucky in Alzheimer's, too. But we had precious memories I'll cherish forever as his memory diminished. My parents were like one person. Because my Mom's cataract surgeries failed, they walked arm-in-arm everywhere. They lived for each other. It's the kind of love I wish for everyone. My Dad was in the hospital to say goodby to my Mom. So was I. And I was there at hospice to share his departure. Both knew they were loved.
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Sending you forever love wishes,
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CHICAGO (AP) — Ryan Evans scored 16 points to help No. 22 Wisconsin upset No. 3 Indiana 68-56 in the semifinals of the Big Ten tournament Saturday.
The Badgers allowed only seven points after the top-seeded Hoosiers pulled within one with 9:45 left. They earned their 12th consecutive win against Indiana, tying a record for any school against the powerhouse program, and will play Ohio State in Sunday's final.
Ben Brust added 12 points for Wisconsin (23-10), which has won three straight and six of eight. Sam Dekker scored nine of his 11 points in the second half, including seven in a row during one impressive burst.
Christian Watford scored 14 points for Indiana (27-6), and Cody Zeller had 13 points and 11 rebounds.
NEW YORK — Peyton Siva had 11 points and eight assists to lead Louisville to its second straight Big East tournament title.
The Cardinals got their third title by overcoming a 16-point deficit in the second half — almost double the previous record in a championship game — and they kept pouring it on once they got the lead, going ahead by as many as 18 points.
Second-seeded Louisville (29-5) — along with Georgetown and Marquette the tri-champions of the regular season — won its 10th straight game with its defense, forcing Syracuse into 20 turnovers and keeping the Orange off balance during the 24-3 run that turned the 16-point deficit into a 56-48 lead with 8:51 to play.
Siva joined Georgetown's Patrick Ewing in 1984 and 1985, as the only repeat tournament MVP selections. Continued...
Montrezl Harrell led Louisville with 20 points. C.J. Fair had 21 points for the Orange.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Jeff Withey had 17 points and nine rebounds, Perry Ellis and Naadir Tharpe added 12 points each, and Kansas pounded Kansas State to win its ninth Big 12 tournament championship.
The top-seeded Jayhawks (29-5), who shared the regular-season title with their in-state rival, took a 24-16 lead at halftime and then slowly stretched it in the second half.
The Wildcats (27-7) struggled to match Withey and Ellis in the paint, losing for the third time this season to the Jayhawks and for the 47th time in their last 50 meetings.
Rodney McGruder scored 18 points despite a poor first half, and Angel Rodriguez had 10 for Kansas State, which still has not won a conference tournament in more than 30 years.
GREENSBORO, N.C. — Durand Scott scored a career-high 32 points to help Miami earn its first trip to the ACC championship game. Continued...
Shane Larkin added 23 for the top-seeded Hurricanes (26-6), who led the entire way and by 19 points late in the first half. Miami shot 46 percent behind Scott, a senior guard who went 12 for 18 from the field and 5 for 8 from 3-point range.
Scott also had a couple of big shots that shut down comeback bids from the fifth-seeded Wolfpack (24-10), who got as close as six after halftime but couldn't dig out of that big hole.
Now the Hurricanes can turn their attention to adding a tournament title to go with their first regular-season crown.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Kenny Boynton scored 11 straight points during a 15-0 second-half run as Florida rallied from 10 points down to advance to the SEC tournament title game.
The top-seeded Gators (26-6) will face Mississippi . Alabama (21-12), the tournament's No. 4 seed, will spend Sunday waiting to learn its fate from the NCAA tournament selection committee.
Held scoreless for the first 25 minutes of the game, Boynton finished with a game-high 16 points. Patric Young had 13 points and nine rebounds for the Gators. Mike Rosario added 10 points.
Trevor Releford scored 12 points and Nick Jacobs and Trevor Lacey each added 11 for Alabama.
Alabama led 37-27 with 16:05 remaining before Florida scored 15 straight points over the next five minutes. Continued...
LAS VEGAS — Tony Snell scored 13 straight points for New Mexico during a second-half run as the Lobos pulled away late and added the Mountain West tournament title to their regular season crown.
Snell carried New Mexico (29-5) down the stretch, making three 3-pointers and adding a pair of field goals as the Lobos took over in the last 8 minutes of the game to win the conference title.
Snell scored 21 points, but it was a streak beginning with a 3-pointer that put New Mexico up 49-45 with 8:11 left that sealed the game. Conference player of the year Kendall Williams capped it off with a turnaround dunk with 11 seconds left.
Bryce Dejean-Jones led UNLV (25-9) with 19 points, while Anthony Bennett had 15.
NEW YORK — Dwayne Evans nearly set a career high in points for the second straight game, and Saint Louis' defense locked down Butler in the second half to advance to its first Atlantic 10 title game.
Evans had 24 points and 11 rebounds a day after going for 25 and nine in the quarterfinals against Charlotte.
Top-seeded Saint Louis beat the Bulldogs for the third time this season. Butler may be the bigger name, but the Billikens have been the class of the A-10 in 2013.
The Billikens (26-6) held Butler without a field goal for almost seven minutes midway through the second half to pull away. Meanwhile, Evans went to work inside, showing off his post moves at 6-foot-5 or earning free throws to put the Bulldogs (26-8) in foul trouble.
TULSA, Okla. — Chris Crawford scored 23 points, including the go-ahead 3-pointer in the second overtime, lifting Memphis to its seventh Conference USA tournament title in the past eight years.
Crawford, the league's Sixth Man of the Year, connected on a 3-pointer from the left wing to put the top-seeded Tigers (30-4) up 78-76 with 2:44 remaining. He also had a jumper and a pair of free throws in a 9-0 run by Memphis soon after that finally put the game away.
Daveon Boardingham scored 19 points and Jonathan Mills had 15 points and 17 rebounds for second-seeded Southern Miss (25-9), which nearly clinched an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament. Instead, the Golden Eagles must hope to get their second straight at-large bid on Sunday.
NEW YORK — Troy Daniels made six 3-pointers to score 20 points, and VCU advanced to the Atlantic 10 tournament title game in its first season in the conference.
The Rams will face top-seeded Saint Louis on Sunday in a matchup of the league's top two teams during the regular season. The Billikens won 76-62 at home in their one meeting Feb. 19.
VCU (26-7) forced 24 turnovers to hold off a pesky Minutemen team that upset Temple in Friday's quarterfinals.
Rob Brandenberg's 3-pointer as the shot clock expired finally gave the Rams some breathing room, putting them up 68-61 with 1 1/2 minutes left. Juvonte Reddic added 18 points and 12 rebounds.
Chaz Williams ended his A-10 tournament run back home in Brooklyn with 62 points in three games for sixth-seeded UMass (21-11). He scored 18 on 7-of-12 shooting Saturday.
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I mean I actually liked the figths up to Kotetsu but I think the Kotetsu figth was just awfully written.
I mean I actually liked the figths up to Kotetsu but I think the Kotetsu figth was just awfully written.
Absolutely and unequivocally the worst league ever.
After how much thought and effort went into making Sinnoh great, they then insult us with this tripe? It's pathetic that this was allowed out of the office. Awful in so many ways; terrible rivals, mediocre battles, Ash actually REGRESSING.
In fact thays what makes me the most angry. Ash going from winning his greatest ever victory (over Paul) and giving Tobias a little bit of trouble, making the semi-finals in the process, to a meek
loss to some idiot in the quarters.
This is the worst league because of the dangerous precedent it sets. Why can't Ash lose in the last 16 of Gen 6 now? Why can't he continue for the next four leagues, the next 10 leagues, to just bounce between top 8 and top 4? There is now no guarantee thay Ash will progress, so is there even a point in watching now?
Actually, screw it. I'm declaring Best Wishes non-canon. Except for Krook. He can stay. But yeah.
I'd go as far as to say that this league was even worse than things like Thunder Armour ane Ash vs. Ritchie. It sets a precedent that essentially ruins a major point of the show, which is disgusting. Absolutely disgusting.
Kanto was forgivable because it was the first. But now we know they CAN do a great league, to try and peddle this trash is nothing more than an insult.
And so it ends.
There isn't really anything I need to add to this other than to say that I agreee with the consensus
I expected that Ash is going to get get Top 8 in the league since the start, to be honest. Because Ash was using his Unova Pokemoin apart from Pikachu and because, specially in BW, Ash's past accomplishments doesn't mean anything at all. In Best Wishes Ash is considered a new trainer. The reason that why it's Ash and not a new character is because Pikachu is way too popular to leave.
And with the exception of the Burgh-Elesa gap Best Wishes was rushed. Like the end of DP, the second part of BF, etc.
I think that Best Wishes doesn't need too many character if they aren't capable to give screentime to all of them. Specially for a saga that is more short than others.
The only passable part was Ash vs Stephan. That's pathetic. Kanto had better battles and that saga didn't even focus on the action.
1. Johto
2. Sinnoh
3. Hoenn
4. Kanto]
72. Unova
1. Johto
1. ALMOST every one of Ash's Pokemon battled.
2. Pikachu didn't hog.
3. The teams Ash used were interesting (i.e not Pikachu, 3 starters, 2 randoms that get no wins).
1.Kingler was maltreated for no reason.
2. Kanto starters hogged a little too much.
2. Sinnoh
1. A fair amount of reserve battles/Sinnoh team battles.
2. A good amount of battles. (no only 2 non 1vs 1 battles)
3. Fantastic tactics and strategies contributed to it being the most unique league.
1. Tobias.
2. Certain Pokemon were given too much focus e.g Pikachu, Gible, Heracross and others e.g. Muk, Bayleef, Kingler etc. got nothing.
3. Skipping battles as though they had no time, after one of the longest and most drawn out saga's in history!
3. Hoenn
1. Loads of battles, inckluding multiple 6 on 6's.
2. Interesting battles and league opponents.
1. NO reserves which made for Ash having the same 6 every battle, very boring in that respect.
2. Torkoal was shafted for no reason, there was no excuse given it was in only 6 Pokemon were used.
4. Kanto
1. The battles were enjoyable, particularly Kingler and Muk's.
1. No 6 on 6's.
2. Charizard sleeping was PATHETIC of the writers.
3. No battles for Pidgeotto was unfair.
1.Stephan's battle, bar Leavanny being screwed over.
1. No reserves.
2. NO genuine 6 on 6, one 5 vs 6 (!), one 1 vs 1 and one 3 vs 3.
3. Main Rival battle was a 1 vs 1, with a DEM Pikachu win.
4. Skipping battles for no reason and instead showing a stupid Filler.
5. TERRIBLE apportioning of wins, with Pikachu and Pignite hogging YET AGAIN as they had done in the gyms, and Krook getting an unfair extra win. Had they shown Ash lost to Cameron's 6th rather than 5th, and including Scraggy's win, there were 10 battles, meaning each Pokemon could have got one win each. Instead the favorites stole the spotlight.
6. Ash losing to a moron.
In short Unova was by MILES the worst league in my opinion. At least I enjoyed the Indigo league even if it was bad.
On Team:
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In Training:
Advice to the writers for the 6th Gen:
1. Give a fair distribution of screentime and battles- no Pika-Hogging.
2. Give Ash as many Pokemon as you will bother with, and no more.
3. Evolution is nothing to be scared of. Especially evolve Starters, please!
For example in the Johto and Hoenn leagues Ash came in the Top 8, same as in Unova. Yet for some reason it feels like the Ash of those leagues was stronger than the one in Unova.
Its easy to explain, as if you rewatch those leagues Ash actually had a number of great pokemon, (and in Johto he didn't just rely on his Johto team, which was underdeveloped), and used strategy to win.
It probably also helps that Ash just barely lost to Harrisson and Tyson, as if he could have beaten them with a tiny bit more stamina.
I also think this sets a terrible outcome for the future. Now the writers can just keep juggling Ash between Top 8 and Top 4 like the next 5 generations. I mean he came in the same rank 3 leagues already. Kind of ridiculous when you think about it.
His team is weaker. But it doesn't help that he was up against Cameron who has a good team.
To right the countless wrongs of our day, we shine this light of true redemption, that this place may become as paradise. What a wonderful world such would be...
Well that happened is all I can really say.
At the end of the day, this felt more like another Club tournament than an actual league. As much as a liked the club battles, this was kinda dissapointing.
Okay after a bit of thought, here's what I came up with
Hoenn > Unova> Kanto> Johto>>>>>>>>>>> Sinnoh. Tobias why
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Well, that's it. Unova just ranks a bit tad higher than the worse league that was Kanto.
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He does seem weaker than for example Sinnoh or even Hoenn. I don't know if that's because a lot of his pokémon aren't fully evolved or because the saga itself was kinda weak.
1. Sinnoh.
I loved all the battles. Even the battles vs. Nando and Conway were animated beautifully and packed with action. His battle vs. Paul is one of my favorite battles of all time and I also enjoyed his battle vs. Tobias a lot. I also liked that it weren't just your average battles, but that Conway for example really used tactics with Trick Room etc., it made everything a whole lot more interesting.
2. Johto.
I also like this one probably because of nostalgia, but Ash vs. Gary alone was more entertaining than the entire Unova league. Ash vs. Harrison was also a good match, especially back then when Blaziken showed up for the first time.
3. Hoenn.
tbh I wasn't really a fan of Ash only using his Hoenn pokémon and that Meowth in boots just annoyed me. Other than that I liked the battles vs. Tyson and Morrison. Glalie was a boss.
4. Kanto.
I love it because of nostalgia. It was the first league and just watching it again it's awesome. However in terms of battles etc. you can't really compare it to the more recent leagues.
5. Unova.
Weak in every single way. The fact that Trip was kicked out in the first round and that he didn't even got to battle Bianca is really lame. Also his battle vs. Stephan wasn't spectacular, it was still good, but more on the level of Ash vs. Nando and I don't even wanna talk about Cameron and Virgil because they shouldn't even exist in the first place.
Right. Only Pignite, Pikachu, Krookodile and Scraggy got a win. It's crazy considering how many pokémon he has. I think a lot of people (including myself) were expecting a league as good as the Sinnoh League when it comes to battles, but all got disappointed. Let's hope the writers will redeem themselves in the XY-saga.
Pignite, Krook & Pikachu carry the league. The others were trashed :
Scraggy gets a offscreen win.
Palpitoad gets a tie (against a Zebtriska with FOUR NORMAL MOVES), so not so good.
Leavanny deserves to win against Sawk
Oshawott, Boldore, Unfeazant were humiliated (especially Unfeazant ... Losing against a Small Fighting type)
Snivy was decent against Riolu/Lucario ...
The league isn't as bad people are making it out to be the only real bad things about the league were the filler episode and Cameron albid the Cameron battle brought it down alot.
For my favourites in order are
1. Johto
2. Sinnoh
3. Hoenn
4. Kanto
5. Unova
Yes I did put Unova last only because for me Kingler sweeping a league opponet was just so Boss I couldn't have the Kanto league last.
and for the people who are complaining about Ash getting top 8 well what did you expect he used only his unova pokemon plus Pikachu. It's better that he lost in an ok battle than OHKO sleep powder *looks at Indigo league* and a disobedient pokemon so stop complaining the writers could've made it worse and have him lose to a magikarp OUT OF WATER.
The worst league is the Unova. eriously, do the writers even care what fans like. What if noone sees pokemon by being obsessed with bd Ash? C'mon writers, its we who watch the anime. So, do sth that we want. Hopefully, Pokemon X and Y will be the best among all. (Fingers crossed)
Pokemon X and Y rules!!!
The only opportunity to ruin the league they missed was having TR interrupt a battle. Terrible team for Ash, Terrible division of wins, Terrible writing of the battles, Terrible filler in the middle of the league, Terrible loss to Cameron, Terrible treatment of rivals etc.
What are you on about!? Professor Oak has Gary as a grandson so must have another child, which might or night be a son!
There is no point being ashamed of a character, its not Ash's fault the writers couldn't be asked to bother this saga. I genuinely believe they should be sacked, at least whoever came up with the stupid ideas they churned out this time. If someone does a bad job, they get sacked. Simple.
On Team:
Oak's Lab: x30
In Training:
Advice to the writers for the 6th Gen:
1. Give a fair distribution of screentime and battles- no Pika-Hogging.
2. Give Ash as many Pokemon as you will bother with, and no more.
3. Evolution is nothing to be scared of. Especially evolve Starters, please!
I don't normally comment on here much anymore, just lurk, however I feel like I need to vent the utter frustration and disappointment I feel from this league. While I have really enjoyed BW as a series with few genuine complaints I was feeling particularly confident that we would see an epic league, especially after seeing some of the great battles we had witnessed in the tournaments and the fact that it was looking like Ash was building up a large team specifically for the league, but no, instead we got the worst thing in possibly Pokemon history.
Here's a list of 5 reasons in no particular order why it was so bad...
1. Ash has 10 Pokemon, yet only 5 got onscreen wins and 1 of them was a tie. That's disgraceful, I thought the whole reason the reserves existed was to dominate the league NOT becoming punching bags. But then even 2 out of the 3 starters got nothing! What was going on?
2. In conjunction with point number 1, Pikachu got far to many battles. Pignite and Krookodile fair enough, but did Pikachu really need 4 battles and 3 wins? While I like the rat it got its redemption vs. Serperior, it needed nothing extra. It could have swapped its other two wins with Snivy then lost to Lucario after it evolved battling him instead.
3. What was the point in that filler? While it was a fun episode what was its purpose? Whoever decided to make that episode needs to be fired them 22minutes could have been used to show another 3 vs. 3 with Boldore and Oshawotts time to shine, instead we had to watch Axew chasing a balloon and getting stuck between fat people, I'd rather have watched TR selling popcorn.
4. Hardy any battles! While I thought Ash vs. Nando was bad for being skipped over in DP atleast we got to see the brunt of it. In this league half the fights where static images, Ash never even got to win a full 6 vs 6 and technically it was not even 6 vs. 6 it was 6 vs. 5. If he had a 6th Unfezant could have got a win, he could of had an Eletrik or a Klang!
5. Ash should have battled Virgil, seriously if you want to promote Eeevee and its family then how about you actually show them onscreen with their own episode in a decent fight vs. the shows star, Oshawott vs Eevee come on marketing wake up! Poor Leafeon did nothing. If we reappears that a slight redemption, however a battle should still have happened here.
Now 5 reasons why it was good...
1. Ash vs. Stephan
2. I got nothing?
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Telecasters are known as the quintessential country electric guitar but there are plenty of players out there that use something different. You might have to adjust the EQ on your amp to get what you're looking for on a Les Paul for country stuff, but you can make it work!
Having roots in Folk, Celtic, and Gospel music, Country and Country Western evolved rapidly in the 1920's. This genre of music has spawned two of the top selling solo artists of all time. Elvis Presley, and Garth Brooks.
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DJ takes a look at "Walkin' the Floor" by classic country guitarist Leon Rhodes.
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DJ Phillips teaches the progression, structure and melody of the song "Honey Fingers."
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In lesson 28, DJ demonstrates the entire guitar solo for the song "Honey Fingers."
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Looking back on the lessons on Leon Rhodes' playing, DJ offers up a lesson on applying the new concepts.
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DJ discusses the tic-tac techniques used by Johnny Cash guitarist Luther Perkins.
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Like many guitar players who began playing around the same time, DJ began plunking out Nirvana and Soundgarden tunes when he first picked up the guitar in the mid-nineties. While these grunge-y roots certainly have their merit, it wasn't until DJ's eldest sister took him to a Led Zeppelin laser light show that the full potential of the guitar began to come into focus.
With Jimmy Page's Les Paul pyrotechnics as his inspiration, DJ began fervently practicing for hours on end in the suburban jungle of Southwestern Ohio. This newfound passion (combined with his complete lack of athletic prowess and physical coordination thus completely ruling out all sports) led him to form rock bands in junior high and high school. He grew to love the performance aspect of music and soon decided on it as a career path.
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LordHavoc wrote:Chip wrote:Hey LH, when is quakedev.com expiring? Are you aware of the exact date? Are you aware if anyone wants to take it back?
I do not know the exact date.
As far as I know no one has offered the next monthly bill to keep the server running.
apolluwn has offered to take over (by migrating the site to a new host and maintaining it).
icculus has offered to archive the entire site in place, but that would not be maintained, simply a frozen archive.
It is my understanding that icculus has made a full backup of the server filesystem (not the user-visible front side but the entire server) a couple weeks ago.
I have a backup of the entire web and svn portions.
I do not know enough about good methods to back up the rest to pursue it.
If you can get me instructions on what files I should archive from the filesystem side, I'll happily grab the forums.
If we are to work out a new maintainership, it had better happen soon.
I can pay the bill a second time if necessary, but I need to be convinced people are going to act on it.
Well, thanks.
I wanted to take over the forums, maybe even the site for hosting, but without the costly SVN features. I'm a shared hosting reseller and I could afford hosting it, the domain name renewal is 12USD, isn't it? That's the yearly cost of any .com domain.
I don't need the filesystem, I need the SQL database, where all posts and threads and users are stored.
I was thinking of letting the domain expire and purchase it myself (if anyone else wants to do this, let me know). You could make an SQL dump by using phpMyAdmin. If the forums folder is backed up, that's even better. Post attachments are there.
I don't want a frozen archive, that would be no good, it wouldn't be dynamic as in searchable.


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Cellar/Tasting Notes Boxhead winemakers is a collaboration between world renowned winery Hentley Farms and their American Importer Vine Street Imports. Their aim is to produce a range of wines from South Australia that display all of the flavors that South Australia can deliver at a price that won't break the bank...
Cellar/Tasting Notes "The 2011 Woodcutters Shiraz doesnt miss a beat in this difficult vintage. Deep garnet-purple colored, it is scented of cassis, black plums and macerated blackberries over nuances of charcoal, black pepper, smoked duck breast and violets. Full-bodied and packed with black berry and savory meat and..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "Vivid ruby. Fresh raspberry and cherry aromas are complemented by spices and flowers, picking up a peppery quality with air. Nervy, focused and spicy, offering bright red berry and cherry skin flavors and a touch of candied rose. The finish is nicely brisk and focused, with a peppery note adding..
Cellar/Tasting Notes This non-vintage wine sparkles (methode champenoise) to the tune of a well balanced blend; predominantly 3 year old Shiraz, aged in old French oak barrels showing wonderful smooth integrated fruit and a rich weighty texture across the palate. This is blended with a touch of younger vintage Shiraz..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "Focused and distinctive, brimming with mineral accents that weave tar, basalt and pepper accents through the dark berry flavors. Comes together seamlessly on the hard, shiny finish. "
Cellar/Tasting Notes Deeply pitched aromas of black and blue fruits, cola and licorice, with a spicy top note powerful boysenberry
Cellar/Tasting Notes Imprimata aims to be in the best expression of this McLaren Vale vineyard. In the case of the inaugural vintage, it is a blend of 80% Shiraz and 20% Petite Sirah aged for 15 months in 2-3 year old French and American Hogsheads.
Cellar/Tasting Notes " Deep garnet-purple colored, the 2009 Entity Shiraz displays vibrant aromas of warm cassis, crushed blackberries and black cherries over a spicy undercurrent of nutmeg, cloves, vanilla and anise. Full bodied and rich in the mouth, it is nicely poised with a medium level of very finely grained..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "Produced from 100% Shiraz, the 2009 Springflat casts a deep garnet-purple color, giving fragrant aromas of Indian spices, licorice, mulberries, dark chocolate and blackberry tart. Seductively rich and ripe, it has medium-firm velvety tannins, high acidity and a long berry-laced finish ..." (Lisa..
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PHILADELPHIA When the Phillies hit or, more accurately, failed to hit in the bottom of the sixth inning on Sunday afternoon at Citizens Bank Park, it was announced over the public address system that 45,550 people came to the ballpark. It was the teams 213th consecutive sellout.
Only the Boston Red Sox can boast a longer streak.
But with summer around the corner, the Flyers and Sixers in the playoffs and a Phillies offense that has played like a broken record in April, its fair to wonder just how much longer those seats will remain occupied on a nightly basis.
Each time you think the Phils are on the verge of breaking through their early season slump, they lay an egg like Sundays 5-1 loss to the Chicago Cubs.
The Phils were on the verge of being on the wrong end of a one-hit shutout before Hunter Pence legged out a two-out, infield single in the ninth inning and erratic Cubs closer Carlos Marmol followed by gift-wrapping the home teams lone run with a bases-loaded walk.
Marmols near-implosion aside, the Phils lost for the fifth time in their last eight games, they scored two runs or less for the 12th time in 22 games and they guaranteed theyd finish April with a losing record for the first time since 2007.
Even with a win today, which would salvage the four-game series with the lowly Cubs, the Phils can do no better than an 11-12 record in the seasons first month. Its the first losing month for Charlie Manuel and Co. since June of 2009 (11-15).
Following Sundays defeat, Manuel was asked if he was beginning to become concerned about his teams chances of keeping their head above water in the division with both Ryan Howard and Chase Utley sidelined.
I dont know if were keeping our head above water; I feel like were treading water, Manuel said. I feel like weve got to play a lot better. We cant get far behind. But I know this: weve got to pick it up if were going to do that.
Sundays game wasnt unlike the majority of the 21 games that preceded it. The Phillies simply couldnt put together anything that represented an offense.
For the fourth time in their last nine games, they scored one run or less.
As the 2012 season enters its fourth week, the Phils continue to rank in the bottom five of the league in a variety of offensive categories. The Phillies are fifth to last in slugging percentage (.357), and OPS (.650); theyre third to last in runs scored (69); and theyre second to last in extra-base hits (46).
The Phils didnt just have zero extra-base hits Sunday, but they barely had a hit at all.
Jimmy Rollins, hitting in the leadoff spot for the second straight game, led off the first inning with a blooper that fell between three players in shallow right-center for a single. Eight innings later, with two outs in the ninth inning, Pence legged out an infield single to shortstop.
That was the Phillies offense.
Afterward, for at least the third time in the last week, Manuel bemoaned the fact that he didnt see anyone in his line hit the ball hard.
We didnt hit a ball hard, that happens, Manuel said. I expect us to score runs and I expect us to hit balls hard. But if we dont hit the ball hard at times, you can have some luck hits and things can go your way. At the same time, youve got to hit some balls hard in the game, consistently move the ball a little bit, especially at the major league level.
To be fair to the Phillies, Chicago starter Matt Garza brought his best stuff to the ballpark Sunday. After Rollins leadoff single, Garza retired 18 straight batters from the first inning to the seventh.
He struck out 10, marking the fourth time this season the Phils had racked up double-digit strikeouts in a game.
His stuff was pretty electric Im going to have to give him credit with how he pitched today, Pence said. He was really good, he didnt miss his spots.
He had a good fastball, Laynce Nix said. He didnt throw many pitches over the plate to hit.
While they scuffled at the plate against Garza, the Phils didnt do much to help themselves keep the Cubs off the scoreboard despite a sturdy start from Kyle Kendrick.
In the second inning, Pence misplayed a ball in right field that led to the games first run. In the third, Kendricks pickoff throw to Nix at first didnt connect with the glove and instead allowed a leadoff base runner to move into scoring position, and, later in the inning, score the Cubs second run.
Ill take the blame, but I thought it was an OK throw, it kind of moved a lot, Kendrick said. I threw a sinker over there. But those things happen. You never want to give up runs like that.
Actually, weve been making some mistakes in the games that we win, too, Manuel said. When we win, theres not a whole lot said about them. But at the same time, weve been making those mistakes ever seen the season started.
Since the Phillies consistently struggle to score runs, they simply cant afford to give them away.


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P Town is short for The City Of Portsmouth, Virgina. A rough Lower class city with much poverty in Va. Population: Mainly all African Americans and 5 percent white. Its Nestled In between Va beach Chesapeake and Suffolk.
Dubbed on the east coast as heroin capital of the east. Also its dubbed Home Of The Stick Up Kids, which came about in the 60s and 80s for some reason primarily from Richmond. Real OGs know this term well. Some compare it to a lesser Camden New Jersey But That's personal opinion. From experience its like Camden but also with white folk living amongst the Black Folk with relative peace and hidden animosity. Resources in P Town Va. Free Base Cain Is No doubt Portsmouth's #1 Cash Chemical usually 98% pure to ensure a good fiend return. Schools are hurt financially because of military drain and are riddled with teen gangs such as YNIC "Young Niggas in charge" and ms13. They Graduate to prison and a life of crime. Portsmouth cops get paid by Dealers to Hush up. They tore down Many Portsmouth Government projects to build Walmarts and ihops for the other side of money in the city. Rule number One in Portsmouth is Don't be a Talker and Mind your buisness. I don't need to say...Don't mess with Portsmouth. Any one who reps there city like that is soft. Oh yeah if you have kids in Portsmouth move away quickly probably to A better environment for sure P Town isn't for kids and neither is the education system. Real OG- "Yo, you from Portsmouth? Man that's Home of the stick up kids homie"
"Dont mess with P Towns Money, His Block aint no joke" "Dont worry on the return Kid, Cops give dealers a free run for 9 months on a 50000 Pay off just dont get pinched in the car leavin aight?" |
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P Town refers to Provincetown, Massachusetts. Provincetown is a slightly colder, slightly gayer version of Key West. P town has been bastardized to include almost any city starting with "P". Grab your assless chaps, we're going to the parade in P Town.
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Actually P Town is a term used to "nickname" or slang any area city starting with the letter P. It appears to be used by kids all over the country.
P Town could be Plymouth, CA, or Plymouth, MA, or Philadelphia, PA or Pottersville for that matter. "I'm going to P Town tonight."
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Refers to Portland, Oregon on the west coast. Rae: Are you going to P Town tonight?
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A part of Massachusets on the very tip of Cape Cod, that has been known for its large population of homosexuals I refuse to go to P town unless i can find some duct tape to seal my ass with
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Slang for the Washington town of Pasco, one of the Tricities. Where all my P town homies at?
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I can see where people would use this slang for any town whose name, begins with P, however we believe P-town to be Provincetown, Mass., on the tip of Cape Cod It's always a party in P-town!


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A Harrells group is seeking funding for roof repairs at the Harrells Community Center, deemed by residents and the county district's representative as vital to that area of southern Sampson.
Lethia Lee, co-chairwoman for the Harrells Community Center, took the group's request to the Sampson County Board of Commissioners this week. She said the facility on Bland School Road is in need of $10,000 for a new roof for its community center and to fund an application for 501(3)c status that would allow it to extend more services to residents young and old.
Lee read from a prepared statement at the end of the board's meeting earlier this week.
"It is our objective to support the cultural needs of our senior citizens in the community. Currently, the building houses the Harrells Nutrition Site where 25 senior citizens participate in a variety of activities such as arts and crafts, exercising workshops and educational programs," said Lee. "This proposal seeks funding to purchase a roof for the building and help with funding the 501(3)c application."
The most pressing need, the new roof,would cost about $5,000.
A new roof would be crucial to the center's continued existence, and carrying out its mission to provide senior adult programs — recreational, educational and social — in order to promote wellness and lifelong learning.
"Our goal is keeping our senior adults active and engaged in their community" she said. "We also have a special interest toward helping our youth. To reach our goal, the Harrells Community Center seeks to launch an innovative partnership with Sampson County Board of Commissioners, our board members and volunteers to reach our short and long-term goals."
Long-range plans include being able to offer fitness classes, computer labs, an updated kitchen and creating space for a day care center, as well as renting the building for community activities such as weddings, receptions and family reunions. Access to computers and the Internet would assist in training to help toward job attainment, skills-building and other educational opportunities, while also leading to the development of after-school programs.
She said the group was attempting to set up a makeover project in phases, with the first one to consist of the building repair and remodeling and a 501(3)c application.
"Our goal is to allow all people in our community to take advantage of the educational and economic opportunities created by upgrading our building," Lee stated. "Once we are incorporated, we will begin Phase II applying for grants to help set up programming and operational expenses."
The building on Bland School Road currently houses the Harrells Nutrition Site, but also hosts monthly meetings of the Masons and Eastern Stars.
"For those senior citizens, it's where they meet and have dinner," Lee said. "We hope that you will consider funding for this project in order for us to continue to serve and make a greater impact for the well-being of the citizens in our community."
Commissioner Harry Parker, whose District 4 contains Harrells, said he has been familiar with that property for quite a a while, having done inspections for the county in his previous job. He told commissioners he visited the site recently and expressed his concerns, and those of Lee, with Sampson Department of Aging director Lorie Sutton. The county nutrition sites fall under the Department of Aging umbrella.
"That center is very much needed in that area, because there is not another one down there," said Parker. "It's a building that has been there for some time, and there are other activities that go on that cater to our people in that area besides the nutrition. It's one that you can't do without."
Commissioner Jarvis McLamb said the county has funded community building renovations before, but such expenditures went by the wayside several years back.
"When the budget began to get pretty tight, we took all that out," said McLamb. "Is that something the board wants to bring back in, to cover all community buildings in the county? Some probably don't need it like others, but that's something that maybe we need to think about."
Lee previously discussed the request with county manager Ed Causey, who encouraged her to make a formal request to commissioners.
Causey, in a correspondence to Lee, said the timing was good for a request, as the county was currently putting together its 2013-14 budget. He shared, however, that he was not optimistic about the favorable consideration of the request, as the "county is and has faced challenges for the last several years in meeting its current obligations and needs."
He noted there are "many worthwhile groups in the county that would like to receive funding for a variety of worthwhile projects," and the commissioners are usually reluctant to fund new requests if similar ones cannot be considered.
Commissioner Albert Kirby said tight budgeting was always an issue, but there was also "money well spent."
"My voting record on this board has been quite conservative — I'm fiscal conservative, I make no bones about it — however I think that government serves a legitimate purpose," said Kirby. "You're talking about something for the public. You're talking about $5,000. That's the extent of what they're asking. And if there is another community where that was the case, and that's all they're asking, I would say look at that extensively."
He said the issue should be examined in full context. A request to help seniors was hitting at the fabric of what government should be about, said Kirby.
"What is the purpose of government? This is hitting what it is," said Kirby. "These are senior citizens who are in an area where they are going to get a meal and do things that are helping their lives. This is a chance where you're being frugal and looking at saving money, where maybe look at where the best bang is coming for your buck."
Kirby said he felt the board should look at it. Parker agreed, saying the options on the table to Harrells residents in receiving necessary services, and the county in making them available, were limited.
"Trying to find a place in that area is impossible," Parker said. "There is no other way to do it but to build another place, and we don't want to go to that extreme. They're just asking for help for that roof. In our deliberations, I would ask you to consider all the information. We need to help those people down there."
The issues is expected to be taken under advisement as part of budget deliberations.
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Thursday, October 25, 2007
pax wardrobes to organise your entire office
2 pax wardrobes with drammen doors hold jen's entire office. i would suggest a pax pull out shelf (with a wooden shelf placed in it for thickness) for the laptop and to avoid having to work with the cabinet under her feet.
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This is funny--I was in the container store today thinking about the same problem (I am trying to use a Billy bookcase as a desk as well) and they have a slide out drawer just like it meant for kitchen basket--just put some wood where the basket would be and its half the price at the CT ($15 + wood).
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