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Group of investors invests €1.2 million. Unique technology and product portfolio for DNA labeling processes.
Ludwigshafen and Tutzing, Germany – August 31, 2011 – baseclick GmbH, a spin-off from BASF SE and Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Munich, raised an additional €1.2 million from private investors and BASF Venture Capital, the largest single investor, in the second round of financing. The start-up company baseclick GmbH, founded in the year 2008, is located in Tutzing, Germany, and holds technology patents in labeling processes of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA).
"We will use the capital raised to expand our existing activities in DNA-technologies," says Dr. Thomas Frischmuth, General Manager of baseclick GmbH. In addition, the company will build up a business for diagnostic technologies.
The baseclick technology allows users to label multiple dye molecules on DNA strands in a sequence-specific manner. This process is more efficient, more cost effective and simpler than conventional technologies. The attachment of multiple dyes enables several or highly complex analyses to be carried out in a single operation. Applications include analyses for pathogens like HIV, hepatitis, or even tumor cells. The technique can also be used to detect mutations in human, animal and plant genomes.
The baseclick technology is based on click chemistry research by Professor Barry Sharpless (Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 2001) of The Scripps Research Institute, La Jolla, California. Professor Thomas Carell of Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Munich, Germany, has advanced the technology so that nucleic acids can be modified. baseclick GmbH has obtained a worldwide license from The Scripps Research Institute to practice click chemistry in its field of resear
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Headquartered in Tutzing near Munich, baseclick GmbH was founded in April 2008. Along with its expertise, baseclick GmbH offers to support customers with licenses on labeling processes and some 90 high-quality dyes and labels. The basic patent on copper-catalyzed click reactions on nucleic acids was granted by the European Patent Office in 2010.
More information about baseclick GmbH is available at www.baseclick.eu
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BASF Venture Capital GmbH was established in 2001 as a wholly owned subsidiary of BASF Future Business GmbH, Ludwigshafen, Germany, with the aim of exploring new growth potentials based on investment in startup companies and funds.
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Kerry Landon Pierce was born on September 14, 1979 in Phoenix, Arizona to Garry and Lillie Bounds Pierce and passed away on November 10, 2012 in Atoka, Oklahoma at the age of 33.
Kerry moved with his family from Whittman, Arizona in 1993 and he graduated from Caney High School. He worked for Wal-Mart and the Choctaw Casino. He enjoyed computer games, Facebook and had great interest in Medieval Times.
Kerry was preceded in death by his mother Lillie Pierce; grandparents Ulysses and Clara Pierce and Kenneth and Cholis Bounds Sr.; aunt Cleo Gregory and uncle Henry Powers.
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So I don't want to use an over-used flying Pokemon on Platinum.
-Must be able to learn fly and defog -Good defenses -Good speed -Good attack and the special attack doesn't really matter to me -Must be obtainable without nat dex
Crobat Moderate defenses, great speed, nice attack stat. Can learn Giga Drain and other good moves. Honchkrow Super Luck ability, nice movepool. Defenses aren't quite up to snuff, but everything else is good.
Overall, if you are going for a sweeper, use Crobat. His speed stat is very good. Honchkrow is more of a bulky tank or something.
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All a Buzz - Silver Statement Bracelet
Like five swirling beehives, this sterling silver bracelet sports these fascinating movable charms. Large in size, the hollow orbs dangle and clink together. The sound and the form are equally charming. Hollow curb links make up the bracelet concluding with a large box clasp and original safety chain as well.
Measurements: When worn will fit a wrist of 7 inches or less, perhaps a bit more. Each orb is 1-1/16 inches (3.1 cm) in length including top "O" fitting by 7/8 of an inch (2.3 cm) in width. Weight of grams (40.5 dwt).
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Couples Renew Their Love at Disney World on Valentines Day
Dozens of couples came together on Thursday to renew their love amidst colorful fanfare in front of Cinderella Castle at Walt Disney World Resort. Cinderella and Prince Charming, Aurora and Prince Philip and Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse joined in the ceremony hosted by the Major Domo. This one day ceremony is just one of the experiences planned during True Love Week taking place through Feb. 17 at Magic Kingdom theme park- all part of Limited Time Magic.
Through Feb. 17, guests can enjoy Cinderella Castle bathed in hues of pink, red, lavender and blue with themed lighting synced to romantic musical melodies. Theres candlelit dinners for two with prix fixe menus at select restaurants during the most romantic week of the year; limited-edition pins, newly-designed apparel and Vinylmation available at select merchandise locations.
Couples can feel the romance at every turn, as banners proclaiming True Love, heart-shaped signage and sweetheart-themed décor adorn Magic Kingdom, plus the rare opportunity to get a photo with Disney Princes as they escort their Princesses to enchanting character greeting locations. Limited Time Magic throughout 2013 includes 52 weeks of magical experiences big and small for guests, ranging from park-wide events to special culinary treats to special moments of surprise and delight.
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Werner Named Soccer All Region
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Kansas City, Kan. – Senior Forward Jordan Werner (Bolingbrook, Ill./Marian Catholic High School), was named as a National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Central Region first team selection.
Werner, returning to play after a year off as part of the MSOE study abroad program, was also honored by the Northern Athletic Conference as their Offensive Player of the Year. He led the conference in goals and points with 23 and 55, respectively. Those numbers translated into single season MSOE records for Werner. His nine assists on the season also ties a school record along with freshman Logan Andryk, and former MSOE players Dan Hosko and Jon Phillips.
Nationally, Werner is second in total goals (23), third in total points (55), third in points per game (2.75), fifth in goals per game (1.15), 33rd in total assists (9) and 44th in the nation with 0.45 assists per game.
Werner led MSOE to 14-5-1 overall record and 8-2-1 finish in the Northern Athletics Conference. He is a electrical engineering major. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Tom and Maureen Werner of Bolingbrook, Ill.
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MOORE, Irene Erwin — 1 p.m. today at Krantz-McNeely Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Morris officiating. Burial will follow in Highland Memory Gardens at Godby. Moore, 86, of Mallory, formerly of Man, died Sunday, January 20, 2013. Arrangements have been entrusted to the care of the Krantz-McNeely Funeral Home at Man.
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Dainty and beautiful
I was looking for a pair of everyday gold studs and these are great. I thought they would be larger but they are very small and delicate looking which is ok for everyday wear. Probably not for you if you're looking to make a splash.
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Nice, simple gold studs; serves their purpose.
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A little small but great earrings
These earrings are really pretty but much smaller than they look. They're so small you can't really see the mushroom design but perfect for the subtle look. Don't buy these if you're looking for dramatic look-at-me earrings. Really high quality, too and they have some weight on them and look like real gold.
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Way too small
I was so disappointed with these earrings. They were extremely small, and got lost. Also, they were extremely hard to put on and had a super long posts. Unfortunately, was not happy with this purchase :(
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Finally, a perfect gold stud!
I have been looking for small gold studs for a long time and these are perfect! They're small enough to not overpower your ears, but they don't totally disappear. And they feel like they're high quality, too. My one complaint is that the posts are abnormally long, but that's really not a big deal to me.
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pretty, classic earrings
These earrings are delicate enough for everyday, but the gold is such a rich yellow that they have a little pop, too. I'll wear them all the time.
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17th May Posted on 17 May 2013 Our next big day is Norway's National Day , the 17th May. We begin our day at St Olaf's cemetery in Kirkwall at 10.30am when we have a short ceremony to honour the 19Norwegians who are buried there. Then we go back into Kirkwall for our Tog, followed by speeches and entertainment outside the St Magnus Cathedral. We then have a lunchtime concert in the Town Hall. In the evening we have a dinner dance at the Standing Stones Hotel in Stenness. There is a public service bus at 18.30 from the bus station on Junction road in Kirkwall which will get you to Stenness just at the right time, and ONFA have hired a bus to take people back to Kirkwall just after midnight. We are expecting many Norwegian visitors this day so get your tickets, price £17.50 in good time from the Orcadian bookshop in Kirkwall. We will have posters around the town and also on this website and Facebook with more information. Look forward to seing you on 17th. Posted on 17 May 2013 Saturday 18th May Posted on 08 May 2013
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From the review it looks like a nice case to have. Add a few changes and adjustments it it could be a great case. The 2.5 external docking station is placed rather nicely. After seeing on placed on the top of a case, I always thought the top front side would be a better placement. Hopefully the will resolve the motherboard installing issues. Over all the case doesn't look too bad, especially after some of the past ugly looking cases.
Hi Sifter, Yes, I totally agree with you. I still think that they should have included side fans though.
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It is a bit odd that they didn't include them (the side fans). Usually its all or nothing.
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Seduction of the Innocent is a work by Frederic Wertham that had far reaching effects for the comics industry besides the Comics Code. The Soho Digital Art Gallery recently held a series of roundtable discussions on various aspects of the industry and one of them centered around Wertham and his work. A panel of experts in the field gathered and this recording is the result. Special thanks to John J. Ordover, owner of the Soho Digital Art Gallery for giving us access to this recording. The panelists include:
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Steve returns to his hometown of Ojai, California in order to settle down. He purchases a ranch that he loved as a kid and is reunited with his parents who help him with setting up house. He learns that his high school love, Jaime Sommers, fifth ranked tennis pro, is visiting Ojai as well. The two rekindle their friendship and romance. Things are looking good until Jaime is horribly maimed in a skydiving accident. Steve convinces Oscar to rebuild her using the same cybernetic technology that saved his life. It all looks great for the world's first bionic woman, except that the shadow of Joseph Wrona, the Onassis of Crime, looms over them and their pending nuptuals. Joining John and Paul to discuss this episode are James Sherrard of Bionic Woman Files and Betsy Dodd of The Bionic Blonde. Special thanks to Robin Spanell for the audio recording of the promo used at the start of this episode. Check out Robin's music at Shatner's Hairpiece.
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James Sherrard is a first generation fan of The Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman. A collector of all things Bionic as a child, his interest in the shows was reignited when the first Bionic reunion movie was produced in 1987.The following year he met stars Lindsay Wagner and Richard Anderson for the first time through Lindsay Wagner's Official Fan Club. In 1998, James reworked the Bionic Woman episode guide booklet that he had produced for the club into The Bionic Woman Files website…the longest running Bionic Woman site on the web! Over the years, James has contributed his Bionic knowledge to various books, articles, websites, and television productions. He has also amassed an amazing collection of Bionic memorabilia, from common toys to one-of-a-kind production items. Most recently, James has contributed to the 2010 DVD releases of The Bionic Woman Season One and The Six Million Dollar Man: The Complete Collection. James resides in New York where he is employed by a non-profit organization.
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Growing up in a one-TV household, I had 3 brothers who surrounded me in age—who often teased me for being a "sissy"—and who usually controlled the voting majority for which channel to watch. Back in the 70s, our whirling TV dial was pretty much destroyed because we fought over it so often. One night while the substitute pliers were pointed to their choice of The Six Million Dollar Man(again), suddenly there was OMG ...cue angelic chorus... Jaime Sommers, the world's first Bionic Woman. Yes!!! Score one for us sissies! I was totally hooked. And the love story between Jaime and Steve was the best. Ever. But then they killed her the following week.
Why did I idolize Jaime Sommers so much? Just as the final season was being released on DVD in the fall of 2011, I stumbled onto some internet bionic fan forums and started posting these offbeat episode reviews. I'm not sure, but when some members encouraged me to go start my own blog, I think it may have been the equivalent of being politely shunned by the Bionic Amish community— puritans of the franchise. (Really, I'm kidding. They're all fun people and super nice. And they even let me use electricity to sign onto the internet.) Once about ten years ago, I belonged to an online fan "cult" that was framed in a similar style of farcical humor about The X-Files, so to me, this is all a completely normal approach to a television drama.
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Let no one say that French director Alice Winocour isn't audacious. She chooses not only to make her debut film -- which she also scripted -- a period piece, but to use it as a conduit for some trenchant observations on class, sexuality, and gender. Based on true events, AUGUSTINE tells the tale of the titular kitchen servant -- played by singer Soko -- who is brought to an asylum after suffering a strange seizure that leaves her paralyzed on one side. Placed in the care of Dr. Jean-Martin Charcot (Vincent Lindon) -- whom Sigmund Freud would eventually cite as a major influence -- the young Augustine becomes the 19th century equivalent of a media sensation, her near-orgasmic fits under hypnosis staged for the edification (and entertainment) of French society.
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Case Files will be a series of interviews with the actors, writers, producers, directors and stunt people who made our two bionic shows possible in the 70s. First up is an interview with actor/writer James McMullan (SMDM: "The Thunderbird Connection" and BW: "Kill Oscar 3" & "The Martians Are Coming, The Martians Are Coming")
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Growing up in Long Beach, Long Island, NY during the 1950's was a magical time for Jim McMullan. His fondest memories revolved around his friends, sports and making things. He was always creating something, inventing something, building something. That explains why he went off to college to learn more about art, design and architecture. He studied Industrial Design at New York University and Parsons School of Design for a year before enrolling in Kansas University's School of Architecture. For five years he involved himself in the arts: design, sculpture, art history and even theatre. After a girlfriend coaxed him into playing the lead in a college production of "Desire Under The Elms" by Eugene O'Neill, he spent much of his free time learning the craft of acting.
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I have been enjoying these albums. I thought I'd share my recommendations…
1. Eminem- "Recovery"-
After his struggling with addiction, Slim Shady is back! With great tracks featuring Pink and Rihanna (can't stop singing "I love the way you lie") this album is a great comeback album for him. Some may his songs sounds the same… but he is one of the best rappers our generation has seen. No complaints from me! I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a Lady Gaga and Marshall Mathers collaboration! Hehe
2. Karen Elson "The Ghost Who Walks"- Yes ladies and gentleman, the Louis Vuitton campaign model can sing! Ms. Elson collaborates with her musical husband, Jack White (of the White Stripes) for her debut album which is flawless. Such a soulful, unique voice… you can't help but be captured by it. I have a such a girl crush on her. Buy it now and you won't be disappointed!
3. Katy Perry "Teenage Dream"- Don't be fooled by the overly pop song "California Gurls" (which quite frankly got on my nerves). This album is a really great pop album, much like Lady Gaga's "The Fame" was (if you don't agree… then maybe pass). There are the catchy songs you dance too that have a playful flair to them "California Gurls" and "Peaccock." To the touching ballads like "Fireworks" and "Not Like the Movies." I never purchased a Katy Perry album before but I haven't been able to stop repeating the album since I purchased it. I highly recommend it!
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Congrats to the heat on winning MAO. Did anybody see them using the virtue spires?
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Yes they seemed to be working well but the heat are an solid team so it's not surprising in the slightest. MAO was pretty sweet though hopefully they have it at OXCC next year...
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Question? ss you don't understand...Where can I get someone to finish the screw up job the last contractor left? ok now it's a question and for sure I don't want another person like the last one | ||||
What ARE the specific errors? What was the contractor hired to do? What was the scope of the project and what wasn't done properly? Is it a structural issue with the outbuilding, an exterior issue, a cosmetic one? Is the building leaking? Settling? Was it not constructed to code? Did you pay the last contractor in full? Did you sign partial and/or a full waiver of lien? Did you have a written contract or was it just verbal? Did you file a complaint with the BBB or with your state's contractor goverining board? You'll have to state your questions more specifically if you want answers. | ||||
numerous errors, various, structural and yes leaking, yes had contract, BBB won't do anything but record the complaint same with the state. | ||||
BBB in my experience does not act as an arbiter, but it does keep records of complaints against companies as I've checked out some of these complaints in the past when I investigated a contractor. You don't indicate what state you live in. In Michigan and some other states of which I'm aware, the state has agencies which require licensing of contractors for certain projects, such as roofing. Complaints can be filed with these agencies. Although the agencies may not have the authority to intercede and create solutions, their records do reflect complaints filed against contractors. Many people don't bother to take this step and thus bad contractors may be able to get away with bad work. For better or for worse, the individual is primarily responsible for selecting the contractor, monitoring his/her/its work, and resolving issues. How did you select this bad contractor? If it was referred to you by someone, be sure to let that person/company know of the poor work performed. You wrote that you are on a fixed income and disabled. Have you contacted the legal aid agencies in your area? Do a Google search on State Bar Association for the state in which you live. Then search through the hits to find "legal aid societies". These organizations do pro bono (gratis) work for low income individuals. Typically they will become involved in a select group of legal practice areas, such as family law (read "divorce" and custody issues), probate, and criminal. They may not take contract disputes, but it's worth a try. You can't complain you're not getting help if you don't explore what's available. And I know for a fact that they DO help because I worked for one decades ago and a family member received able and effective assistance from one in the last few years. Since you had a contract, if the contractor didn't perform as specified (and if the contract was specific enough in its work scope that that can be verified), you would have a claim for breach of contract. If you haven't taken pictures and have access to a camera, document all the mistakes/errors/omissions the contractor made. The Nolo Press publishes DIY legal manuals to help individuals handle some legal issues on their own. It requires a LOT of study, but if you take the time to learn the court system, this might be an option. It depends on how much time and willingness you want to/are able to invest. Many cities in Michigan also have free legal consultations once a week. Local attorneys volunteer to provide advice on specific matters. They may not be able to address your specific issues but you can't lose anything by investing some time and discussing your issues. I've received excellent advice through this service. It's also my understanding that the Area Agencies on Aging have resources, or can refer you to resources, than can help with house projects. However, their involvement is to the best of my knowledge focused on health and security issues. They won't assist in remodeling or refinishing or performing other contract work. | ||||
Thank you but I believe I have checked out all possibilities but will check further on the lawyers as I'm not getting anywhere with the current lawyer. the aging agency has income limits and because my husband works we are just over the minimum income required so they can't help either. | ||||
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its a battle of money, who has the most, thats all a lawsuit is. file a suit on him. and tie his butt up in court, depending on how much damage he caused, will determine if you go to small claims or not. they usually cap out at 5 k if you get a contractor to testify the amount of damage. that will due you good. document everything, get estiments if he did not have a contractors liscense, your up the creek, court will throw it outThis message has been edited. Last edited by: Frodo, i dont shoot all the time but when i do, i shoot M1 carbine stay armed my friends | ||||
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New boss appointed to Croydon's Economic Development Company
11:20am Tuesday 24th March 2009 in News
Croydon's new business superquango has appointed its chief executive.
Antony Kildare has been given the role of running Croydon's Economic Development Company.
The EDC will be an independent private sector-led company to replace Croydon's other business quangos such as Croydon Enterprise, Envibe and Croydon Business.
Mr Kildare is currently a director with the global professional services firm Ernst & Young, where he is director for the Government and public sector business.
Newly appointed chairman Barry Rourke said: "Attracting a candidate of such high calibre to this role demonstrates that Croydon presents one of the best opportunities for business growth and development in the south east despite the current economic climate.
"Antony's experience of complex business areas and his leadership of substantial economic and regional development agencies across the UK will undoubtedly give Croydon an important edge in leading the multi-million pound developments already in the pipeline and attracting future investment."
Mr Kildare has previously held positions as the chief executive of the EDC Renaissance South Yorkshire, executive director of economic development of East Midlands Development Agency (EMDA), and head of Enterprise and Skills for Scottish Enterprise.
He said: "I am looking forward to coming to Croydon to work with the board and the business community in the borough.
"Croydon has been very effective at building strong partnerships between business and public sector organisations, and I am keen to see those relationships achieve greater benefit for the borough including through the development of a thriving economic environment."
Councillor Steve O'Connell, one of the joint chairmen of Croydon's Economic Development Partnership said: "With Antony's appointment we now have two exceptionally talented leaders in place who will give the EDC solid foundations.
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Now that the NDA is lifted I might as well post this here. I put this in a PM to someone when they asked me my opinion on TOR. They suggested that I post it, it was on a leak site, but I thought it would probably just stir up the fanbois and haters. Well, now that we can I might as well post my thoughts in one of my favorite haunts.
My opinion on TOR? Well, I guess it goes back to an interview a couple of years ago. I think it was with Daniel and he mentioned something which has stuck with me. He said they were putting the RPG back into MMORPG. They wanted to bring back the feeling of being kids sitting around the kitchen table playing D&D, something along those lines. Considering that my main attraction to MMORPG's is the MMO part, that statement didn't sit to well with me. I've always had this nagging feeling that putting the RPG back in MMORPG might result in taking out to much MMO.There is another line I recall from a tester but I don't recall exactly who it was, it was along the lines of, "The Old Republic is the best single-player MMORPG ever made." If you compare TOR to another MMORPG like WoW, they line up pretty well. Each has solo quests, talent trees, group quests, battlegrounds, dungeons, quest hubs, raids, etc, etc, etc... However TOR does not "feel," as much, like an MMO to me. Last weekend, for me, TOR "felt" like post-Cataclysm WoW, not WoW's first year.
I know people getting in each others way is a common complaint about MMORPG's. I think it was an interview with Blaine a year or two ago where he, unprompted, addressed that complaint by saying they may rely more on instancing than people are used too. Well, while those crowds can be a pain, they are also a significant part of what makes an MMO feel like its a massively multiplayer online experience. Something, in my opinion, that is now largely missing from "phasing" friendly post-Cataclysm WoW and was mostly absent from last weekend's Beta event.
Now I did encounter other players while out and about. Yet the, for lack of a better word, "feel" was different. That feeling of something missing went beyond just the "MMO" part and was also part of the zones themselves. My favorite zone in early WoW was The Barrens. The reason it was my favorite was because it was the zone that felt most "alive" to me. Lots of wildlife that mostly seemed uninterested in me. I got a little of that feeling from Balmorral but not much. None of that feeling from Korriban or Dromund Kaas. I noticed its absence.
I understand why the zones are not as populated with neutral wildlife as I would like them to be. I understand the leveling curves, processing needs, framerate issues, etc, etc... Facts rarely change feelings. I even think I might understand why TOR feels "lonelier." Companions. Apologies for drawing on the WoW analogies again, but it is one of the most widely known frames of reference. Hunters in WoW were frequently reviled and the subject of derision. I recall them frequently being thought of as a "solo" class. I couldn't hope to count the number of times I read a Hunter claim "my pet can tank."
With a pet the possibly subconscious desire to group, "strength in numbers," is significantly undermined. Well in TOR, after the first few hours of content, every class is a "pet" class. Not only is every class a pet class, but they can even cover healing roles as well. Why bother even attempting to be social when you have a faithful interactive follower that, depending on Companion, can dps, tank, or even heal. The classic "trinity" of MMORPG's available... solo.
Now I should point out that I did have more fun than I expected to. As I've said before, in my opinion, TOR is WoW with Lightsabers and that "with Lightsabers" part adds more than most might expect. However, I soon discovered that TOR was missing the "feel" of an MMORPG. At least the "feel" that I was looking for. Unless that feeling was just missing because of the conditions of the event, it will affect how long I keep paying to keep playing this game.
Of course TOR may still be wildly successful. Maybe this is the kind of game the market actually wants now. Though Cataclysm's failure to significantly expand WoW's subscription base isn't a favorable sign. Whether TOR ends up "hot" or "flop" I suspect my subscription will not last more than a couple of months. Though that is an improvement since, before the event, I didn't expect to be playing TOR passed the first thirty days.
Apologies for the length but its a question that deserves an in depth answer.
By the by, I should also note that I only got to the fourth planet by the time the event ended. It very well might get better later on.


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The D-backs general manager wasted little time shipping out some of that depth, when he sent Chris Young to the Oakland Athletics in a trade that eventually netted the team shortstop Cliff Pennington (Oakland) and reliever Heath Bell (Miami Marlins).
While Justin Upton was once again thrown around in trade rumors for the third straight Winter Meetings, Towers elected to hold on to his 25-year-old right fielder and instead traded pitching prospect Trevor Bauer to the Cleveland Indians in a three-way deal earlier this month, that sent shortstop Didi Gregorius, reliever Tony Sipp and first baseman Lars Anderson to Arizona.
With Adam Eaton waiting in the wings to take over the centerfield job on a full-time basis, Upton in right field and a platoon in left featuring power-hitter Jason Kubel (30 home runs and 90 RBI in 2012) and former Gold Glove-winner Gerardo Parra, it seemed Arizona was set heading into 2013.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks have agreed to terms on a three-year deal with veteran outfielder Cody Ross.
ESPN baseball analyst Jim Bowden was the first to report that the deal was worth $26 million over three years with a club option for a fourth year that also includes a $1 million team buyout clause.
Ross, who was a member of the 2010 World Series champion San Francisco Giants, played for the Boston Red Sox in 2012. While Boston had only 69 wins on the season, Ross proved to one of the team's few bright spots, hitting 22 home runs and driving in 81 runs.
The Diamondbacks would be the seventh team Ross has played for since 2003. He was a fourth-round selection by the Detroit Tigers back in 1999.
ESPN Stats and Info noted that Ross' contract is the largest free agent contract given out by Arizona since 2004 and the fifth-largest in team history.
With Ross now in the fold, the question has to be asked: Is Towers done making moves in the outfield?
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