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Philosophy philosophy Miracle Worker Retinoid Eye Repair Cream
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on 2/7/2016 1:45:00 PM
Age: 36-43
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I have purchased my second bottle and find this to be one the best, most effective, and yet very gentle, under-eye retinoid products. It works well to maintain smooth and firm under eye area. (I have realized that nothing really can eliminate under-eye circles, not even this product). It has a nice, smooth, creamy, rich, yet enough serum-like texture, that as you pat it on, it stays in place and absorbs into the skin relatively quickly. I wait for about a minute and then layer under-eye cream (even treatment-based creams) over it with no problem (no slippage, balling, peeling, and/or irritation). Great part is that It has not caused me to break out. It also works well with my Clarisonic under-eye, sonic-based, tool (the one that has the soft tip you massage in circular motion in the under-eye area). Plus, a small amount for each application goes a long way, so one bottle/container lasts me for nearly a whole year. I find even make-up layers well over it. I think one other reviewer, SullyPDX, provided a great review of this product.
on 4/2/2014 11:08:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This was suggested to me by an associate at Sephora. I like many Philosophy products however this did not work for me.
I understand that in my 20's a retinoid eye cream is not necessary but I desperately wanted to lighten the darkness under my eyes. I do not presently have any wrinkles in that area and will not comment on its effectiveness there. Considering the product suggests improvement in under-eye circles and bags I was pretty disappointed.
Result: No improvement in any areas. Under eye circles became more defined and bags appeared that I did not have before. Did a lot of research on Retiniod products and decided to take it back (thank you Sephora!!)
I tried only using it a couple times a week and only at night but this did not make a difference. I'd say I gave it a fair shot for 4-5 months.
Price-wise it is comparable to many other eye treatments in the mid-range.
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on 11/5/2013 1:01:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I asked for an eye cream that will reduce creases under my concealer. Sephora assistant gave me this. It is a soft wax-like thick cream but spreads easily. It still creases after four or so hours but it feels very nice. I use very little so the price doesn't feel so steep. Pump tube prevents bacteria contamination. Scentless too. My complaint is that I cannot see how much is left. I don't feel this is a holy grail eye cream but I would repurchase until I find my HG.
on 9/23/2013 3:19:00 PM
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Other, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Excellent retinol eye product. It's like a creamy gel and a tiny bit goes a long way. This is the most effective, yet gentle under-eye retinol I've used. if I get a tad of redness under eyes I just lay off it for a couple of nights and all is well. This really smooths the lines..
on 5/4/2013 2:17:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
I used to be a Philosophy girl and then switched to Ole Henricksen and now am using a combination of both plus some Vichy products. I used to love Eye Believe but it seems as though Philosophy quit making that eye product and Miracle Worker Retinoid cream for eyes is the closest thing I could find. I love that it smooths all the fine lines around my eyes and fills them in so make-up doesn't crease. I use this first thing after washing my face and then follow up with a greaseless eye cream. Since I also suffer from some pretty dark circles, I use a brightening primer and then apply my color corrector and concealer and set with a micro fine setting powder. No lines or creases and my eyes stay looking great. I haven't tried it between my eyes as another user suggests but definitely plan to start.
on 5/1/2013 12:40:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Red, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Hazel
I purchased this product, then tried several other more expensive retinoid/retinol eye products. I ended up purchasing this again after realizing it's truly the best currently on the market. StriVectin balled up and flaked, and I found that many other Retinoid/retinol products either have an odd consistency or cause irritation. This product is a Jill base, and has an amazingly smooth, non-irritating consistency. a little goes a long way, saving you money. I like to layer products like this first, with an eye cream over it. This product is light enough that it allows me to do so. I've had fantastic results, and use it all over my eye area, including my eyelids and between my brows. While I believe that nothing will with us of dark circles aside from consistent, genuinely good sleep, this has absolutely diminished my fine lines. It's also diminished the vertical line between my brows, about which which I'm super excited. If you're like me and like to use multiple products at once for the best possible results, this is a fantastic product for you.
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Blizzard is about to give us a good game but...maybe not...if its MMO'SPosted: Apr 04, 2007 12:00AM PST by DIABLO-FOREVER223
hi all,im a good diablo player,and im sure they will make a D3 its impossible that they dont make one..cuz i dont know if you guys think what i think but..the diablo:LOD prologue (game final) finish a little strangely...baal and all die,but after theres Lilith (The new event with the keys...) i read the full story on BLIZZARD itself and the story is that Lilith do a strange Ritual too ressurect his brothers,Baal,Mephistos and Diablo...and after they live again blah blah..and they say that Diablo 3:The End is near (or diablo3) will be with Lilith,Baal,Mephistos and like normal...Diablo..i dnt know if its real but it might be..ANOTHER THING if BLIZZARD put diablo3 MMO'S they can lick my dick if they think i will buy it..THANKS GUYS!
well.......Posted: Jul 26, 2006 12:00AM PST by beezor4ever
First of all,I think starcraft is a terrible game and I hope they dont make it an mmo. All of the buzz online about a d3, im hopin its all true. Diablo would be great. A lot of people say "why would blizzard squabble their time away on a D3 when WoW is such a hit?" and they also say "there would be no more big bad guys to kill in a D3, baal diablo and mephisto are dead, it would be boring" a final argument is "hacking demons gets boring after a while" in the end of the diablo II expansion, the worldstone is destroyed. WHAT HAPPENS AFTER THAT? What does the destruction of the worldstone cause? I think the worldstone keeps the human world from heaven and hell or something. Blizzard can create any kind of mmo world they want in D3. They can create a world similar to WoW or even cooler! Also, they can use any kind of gameplay they want too. I think that if d3 comes out, it could be a very good game.
it could happen, but shouldn'tPosted: Jun 20, 2006 12:00AM PST by loftis
I could see a Starcraft MMO working. I don't agree with people who say that it would fail because the characters don't go on adventures. You could say the same thing about the armies in Warcraft. However, the adventurers in Warcraft aren't the grunts or footmen that you saw in WC3. They're characters that were invented for the MMO version of the game. In a Starcraft MMO you'd probably be an independent trader or pirate or mercenary. You'd probably see the same units from Starcraft all over the place, but they'd be NPCs, much like in WoW. Honestly though, is anyone else bored of WoW? I hate running instances, and I hate how item dependant the PvP seems to be in that game. A Starcraft version of it would be just as boring to me after the initial coolness of the game wears off. If there's any game I'd like to see soon, its Diablo 3... and I'm hoping it'll be as fast paced as the previous ones. I don't want WoW with Diablo's characters and monsters tacked on.
agrees with blue babbuPosted: Jun 19, 2006 12:00AM PST by Mog32Kupo
This whole MMO-craze is getting kinda annoying, what happened to good single player games? or even Battle.net, that was awesome! Seriously, if i need an MMO for some stupid shit like Halo, i'll ask... ...and no, i will never speak of it...ever
Blizzard owns many livesPosted: Jun 18, 2006 12:00AM PST by OmniX4
As it stands right now, every employee at Blizzard could retire and live so comfortably that it almost makes me sick. Aside from the occasional world event and server maintainance (i find it funny how there's always some kind of server issue going on), I really don't think Blizzard needs to do anything more than sit back and let the bucks roll in. Now, with Burning Crusade comming out... hahaha... I think Blizzard actually owns the rights to some peoples' souls as well as the deeds to thier homes. People actually make livings off of selling in-game epics and accounts. I don't remember sitting in my gradeschool cafeteria 10 years ago (I know WoW wasn't out that long ago, just humor me) and saying to myself, "Do I need milk or that phat purple epic?" That is exactly what is going on in today's schools... I think. Anyway, back to my main point - Blizzard has a lot of money. And I think I should have some. XD
I Want Some Hot Sauce...Posted: Jun 18, 2006 12:00AM PST by Blue_Babbu
So I can force it down the throats of the person who wanted Diablo to be a MMO, and because diablo reminds me of some hot and spicy hot sauce...it will go good on some tacos right about now....i'm hungry....
blizzard plays us all for foolsPosted: Jun 17, 2006 12:00AM PST by Cue..
they make one game every 5 years. the rest of the time they are all off sitting on a beach somewhere drinking pina colotas. they make the most simple dumbed down mmo in warcraft, which is super fun to play, but still. and now basically its racking in the money every month and they probably dont care to make another game.
A ton of cash.....Posted: Jun 17, 2006 12:00AM PST by reeloldskool
Sony if you are smart give Blizzard a whole lot of cash and bring their games exclusive to the PS3 and blow away Microsoft once and for all. Do not allow Bill Gates and his dirty money get his hands on these games bring it to the PlayStation family and kick ass.
RE: RE: M3g4tr0n/ Diablo too small for MMO? (part 2)Posted: Jun 16, 2006 12:00AM PST by Skyrider
Continuing where I left off...lets move onto the known locations of Diablo's landmass (not counting realms of Heaven/Hell/or other dimentional planes.) Locations: - Kingdom of Westmarch (located north/west of Khanduras. Places of note: Duncraig and Kingsport to the south. Never actually seen in game.) -Khanduras (located east of Westmarch and south of Mt. Arreat. Location of diablo 1 and the first act of D2. Tristram's remains and the Rogue pass both reside within the ruined kingdom of Khanduras) -Entsteig (unknown area north of Khanduras, south of the Northern Steppes) -Mt. Arreat and the Northern Steppes (Home of the Barbarian Tribes of Bul-Kathos. visited in D2:LoD) -Frozen Sea (the icy sea north of the Northern Steppes) -the desert land of Aranoch and the port of Lut Gholein (location of Act 2 of Diablo 2. Former burial place of Tal Rasha, container of Baal.) -Twin Seas (sea separating the east and the west of the known world of diablo. Land mass pitches the sea in the middle creating the illusion of two bodies of water) -Amazon Islands (Philios, Skavos, and Lycander. Located in the Twin Seas south of the main continent. -Scosglen (The forested homeland of the Druids is located east of the main continent but north of Kehjistan) -Kehjistan (Jungles of the east. Notable locations: Kurast, Ureh, Viz-jun, the Ruins of Inarius's Cathedral, and the Ruins of Mephisto's Temple. Seen in Act III of Diablo 2.) And that's everything *currently* known. Not including the hundreds of locations, factions, and characters that would be made up. Still think the Diablo universe doesn't have enough to fill out a MMORPG? :smirk:
RE: RE: M3g4tr0n/ Diablo too small for MMO? (part 1)Posted: Jun 16, 2006 12:00AM PST by Skyrider
If you remember, Warcraft didn't have half of what it does now before Warcraft III. It could possibly be said that the story of Warcraft III was written TO put flesh out the warcraft universe enough for the MMO. Diablo's possible. At the end of Diablo 2, Baal was roaming free. That would've been an awesome ending to the second game but in LoD they had to toss in that jumbled mess about some giant red worldstone that was supposed to be protecting the world from the legions of Hell (fat lot of good it was doing considering how the world was crawling with them). Anyway, the corrupted worldstone at the end of D2:LoD was destroyed at the end and essentially the world was (as far as I remember) left all but powerless except for its heroes. If you read the lore of Diablo, there's actually a lot of factions and layers to the universe. When Diablo first broke free in the church in Tristram, (and in the beginning of D2) it was stated that many heroes were roaming the land looking to combat the evil and make names for themselves. The fact that they eventually all ended up doing it by slaying hordes of hell bovine is ENTIRELY beside the point... But I digress... Lets go down the list shall we? Factions in Diablo: -Legions of Heaven -Legions of Hell -The Horadrim -Warriors of Khanduras (ie warriors from Diablo 1, sent into battle to fight the Northern kingdom of Westmarch by the mad King Leoric) -Sisters of the Sightless Eye (rogues D1, town D2) -The Brotherhood of the Vizjerei (sorcerors D1, from the lands of the far east. Sent sorcerors to learn the secrets of the dark evil sensed growing in the West and destroy it.) -The Amazons ( diablo 2 female warriors from the Amazon islands (Philios, Skovos, and Lycander) located in the Twin Seas south of Westmarch and Khanduras. -The Barbarian Tribes "Children of Bul-Kathos" (diablo 2, located in the Northern Steppes, guardians of the World Stone at Mt. Arreat -Priests of Rathma (necromancers from D2. From a vast underground city in the jungles of the far east, pragmatic followers of the teaching of Rathma, understanding the balance of life and death and how to maintain or bend the natural order. (not evil, they did not fall to corruption like the ancient Mage Clans)) -Church of Zakarum (paladins from D2. Split into two factions, witch-hunting Paladins of Zakarum whose Inquisition slays all those suspected of taint, and the rebelling split: Order of Paladins who declared that they should protect the innocent and take the fight directly to the three prime evils (IE they're the pallies you play in D2) -The clan of Zann Esu (sorceress from d2. Ancient female mage clan who focus solely on elemental magic. Located somewhere in the Eastern Jungles) -The Druids of Scosglen (druids from D2:LoD. Shapeshifting warrior-kings of their tribes, they hail from the north-eastern forests of Scosglen) -The Order of Mage Slayers (assasins from D2:LoD. "Formed after the Vizjerei survived the tragedy brought on by Bartuc and Horazon; their purpose was to watch for rogue magi that may become corrupted by the forces of Evil.)
RE: SkyriderPosted: Jun 16, 2006 12:00AM PST by M3g4tr0n
Diablo wouldn't have made a long-lasting MMO, because the story was far more linear than Warcraft. There's expandability with Warcraft, which makes it a lucrative title to release as an MMO. Diablo was a great series, but not really suited for the MMO format.
JeimuzusanPosted: Jun 16, 2006 12:00AM PST by Cajun504
Ok big differnece between CNN and 1UP. CNN actually is based on big events that the entire world will see as fact right away because of all the footage,reports etc. Where as 1UP is based on the videogame industry which revolves around rumors. While the article never stated "this is a rumor" it did say "In a presentation to Wall Street yesterday, Vivendi Universal said that all Blizzard franchises would become MMOGs, according to website F13." You are right it didnt say "rumor" but guess what it didnt say "fact" either. But I mean come on, even my 15 year old cousin said " HEy Ernie come check out the new Blizzard Rumor!" If a 15 year old can tell its a rumor, I mean come on man.Learn to read between the lines man. How long have you been on 1UP. Learn that most of this revolves around rumors untill proven as fact thats how games work. Another perfect example before I go. Bill Gates saying " Halo 3 will come out day and date with PS3" And guess what Bungie said no, thats a rumor. I still ahve people saying that Bill was right..even after E3.
I'd rather have Starcraft: Ghost instead.Posted: Jun 16, 2006 12:00AM PST by M3g4tr0n
A Diablo MMO would be a pathetic clone of WoW. It would be pointless to compete with themselves in the fantasy MMO market. However, I could see a Starcraft MMO working. It'd have to be released years from now, when WoW starts to stagnate and lose profitability.
damn blizzardPosted: Jun 16, 2006 12:00AM PST by pe2z
Diablo 2 was an awsome game, and so was starcraft.. why cant they just make the games like the old ones.. but with improved graphics and new stroylines,and new items and skills and maybe a few new classes, of course. they should ditch diablo and make a warcraft 4
starcraft MMO won't happen for the same reason a WH40K MMO won't happenPosted: Jun 15, 2006 12:00AM PST by Zandder
The reason is obvious, the universe's do not lend themselves to "adventurer" type players that could number in the thousands and still keep the integrity of said universe. ie. many would want to be a space marine, but space marines don't go on adventures. many would want to be some kind of *lisk. *lisks are a part of the hivemind, and don't go on adventures. many would want to be a highly psychic protoss, but guess what? they don't go dungeon crawling and go on adventures. I could see it happen, but it would NOT be a traditional grind/dungeon MMO.
Why_is_this_happening_againPosted: Jun 15, 2006 12:00AM PST by Nephruexaag
In some eutopian future, game makers will actually follow thru with their release dates... games will be on time (did you hear that nintendo?), and innovation will replace the corporate advertising agency that says, "well gee Bob, our poll numbers say middle America would really enjoy Sims, the Porn-Star"
plz god sc2!!!!!!Posted: Jun 15, 2006 12:00AM PST by Nikorasu
I don't see why the hell they would make another MMO. Why make products that will compete with their own games? They should make another strategy.. WC3 is waning and years old enough. Why not Starcraft 2? SC was so durn successful (still is), I think it's time they revisited it. Diablo and WC games outnumber SC disproportionately, according to their popularity. And the fans still call for SC2.. they have to make it someday -_-
"But It's Free!"Posted: Jun 15, 2006 12:00AM PST by JeimuzuSan
Just a little response to the arguement that "It's free, so we shouldnt have any expectations" If that's the case, when you goto CNN.com or [INSERT FAVORITE NEWS WEBSITE HERE], do you immediately discount what they say because it's free? How about all of the other free services that are out there (google, flickr, last.fm, pandora), do you have no expectations of quality service? 1Up has become a respected website for gaming news; they should act the part and institute more strict guidelines for posting "news" instead of just reading some unknown blog, issuing a kneejerk release and fixing it later.
To ExoudeousPosted: Jun 15, 2006 12:00AM PST by JeimuzuSan
Where did they post that it was a rumor? They didnt. It was posted as fact. Only when Blizzard came out against it did the word 'rumor' even appear. Try rereading the article before trying to make some amusing quip.
JeimuzuSan, you need to...Posted: Jun 15, 2006 12:00AM PST by Exoudeous
look up the meaing of rumor. It means possible news taht sint confirmd. how does that hurt the community? when they get confirmations on the story tehy update it, simple as that. ever realize that if the rumors they post turn out to be true, then that means they brought the news to you first. So dont quit your day job at Mcdonalds to become an advocate of free speech, you really don't have the brains for it.
A Starcraft MMO would not workPosted: Jun 15, 2006 12:00AM PST by Skyrider
It can't. Think about the races, how do you handle classes? How do you handle items? Starcraft is a game that cannot work as an MMORPG. Diablo would be able to work, but that's only because WoW is already mainly built off of the model of diablo's item/talent system. Also, I doubt a Diablo MMO would be able to be anywhere near as successful as WoW since it would have to be a much darker grittier (fantasy/horror) game. One of the biggest pulls for new players in WoW was the friendly look of it.
D2 and SC MMO's... WC4Posted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by SimplyFresh
A Diablo MMO would be really cool, but it would mimic WoW in many aspects already. A SC MMO would be another Huxley, I think. I don't know any other way they would approach a SC MMO game. A Warcraft 4 is definitely a must, but I don't think they will be making Warcraft 4 because WoW is already follow-up to the ending of Warcraft 3. I think WoW is the only game they'll use for Warcraft.
StarCraft MMO :)Posted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by kaitoOnic74
World of Warcrafts only compitition will be its own brothers and sisters, all funds going to the same source. WOW!! I wanna see that!! All the battle.net community now having an corresponding MMO to go to; beautiful! I really would love a Starcraft MMO :). Even if it is a WoW with afew alterations. I want to be a zergaling :).
stargate of starcraftPosted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by Nintendoian666
i knew it. but does anyone really want another mmo our there? i'm fine w/ WoW; i just want starcraft2 and wc4. but SoS does sound kinds cool when you think about it; it's like WoW, but in space!!!zealot any1?
I just want Warcraft 4Posted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by BloodShine
MGS..........Snakes on a Plane umm Bitch?
MMOs?!? Starcraft 2!Posted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by Vulcan737
I completely agree with you, maTrixmasTerLE, Warcraft has had its time and another MMO would be pointless. Scrap Ghost and start working on Starcraft 2! I created a game cover for StarCraft 2 DVD in my ICT class. Its on my 1up page, you should check it out. I think it looks pretty cool.
Who needs more MMO's?Posted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by maTrixmasTerLE
I just want Starcraft 2 dammit.
Snake PackPosted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by ElricX
Where's my Snack Pack? .... You know that's what I want! Why can't you just give me a SNACK PACK!?!?! -Billy Madison That is how I feel about Blizzard and there inability to give us the next iteration of two of their biggest franchises.
To Jeimu...Posted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by lukems
It's entirely possible your comment was written like a malcontent cranky troll pre-teen, hence why it would've been deleted, moderated or removed. Post intelligently, that doesn't mean demure to what 1UP's stories say, that means if you are going to present a counterpoint, present it in a fashion that is intelligent, concise and cogent. Luke Smith 1UP News Editor
Lets just face it.Posted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by VG-REBEL
Blizzard kicks @$$ When it comes to making MMOG! WOW is still the #1 MMORPG in the world! If you ask me, this is good news, not bad news! Im looking forward to the Future of Blizzard wherever it may take me! And besides! Its Blizzard, whats the worst that could happen!?
NOOOPosted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by fusionstyle
As much as it sounds like a good idea, I think it's bad for Blizzard to be doing MMO. Personally, I'm not into MMO games because all you do is run around, kill monsters, level up, and repeat. That's what it basically is, right? If I wanted to do something like that, I would get a job and at least earn money for what I'm doing. Otherwise, I would play an MMO only for entertainment. As for Blizzard, I wish them the best since it sounds that they have potential to sell big in MMO, as it shows in their sales for StarCraft and Diablo.
I hope not.Posted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by NeKrophetamine
Despite what has been said, I hope that both Blizzard and Vivendi go back on their word. WoW was undeniably successful, but some of us have been waiting for continuations of StarCraft and Diablo for years now. And now it seems that we'll have to pay monthly for that. And I'm not saying it is expensive, but a little money here and there is still money. It would be a shame for Blizzard to put aside the great work they put into making single player games, just to bring more into the crowded MMOG market.
Re:Re:Re: Blizzard to Fans, "FUPosted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by Cajun504
Yes Subscriptions fees blow I agree. But guess what I pay it. Why? Because its a quality product that requires a lot of time, work and effort to keep it running(granted not always smoothly). How do you think Blizzard pays these guys and gals who bust their ass 24 hours a day to help whiny babys with WoW problems? Thats the thing about MMORPGs, they are alwyas changing therefore need work and financial support for changes and to pay those who make them. Oh but Guld Wars is free you say. Yeah but NCSoft puts out Online games like 3 at a time so they can afford that kinda thing. Nintendo and Sonys Online is free.Yeah, maybe. Thing is all that is subject too change. Look at PS2 its online was free and guess what? It sucked ass...big ass.Xbox live...for 5 bones a month you got quality online console gameplay.What I'm trying to say is, in the long run you get what you pay for....you pay for nothing you get...oh whats that...nothing. You pay a subscription, you get more...support,service,changes to gameplay,etc.You say you work for a living ? Well you obviously spend your money on other things. Me? I'm 22 with a 2 year old daughter and I can afford 3 subscription fees...Xbox Live, City Of Heroes, and WoW, and guess what? I can still pay my bills and have extra money...*gasp* So really fees do suck, but they are needed. And after what I just said, you cant possibly work for a living and have that as an excuse to not "want to pay"
A MistakePosted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by Vanderhoef
Okay, I can understand why Blizzard changed the format of Warcraft: Starcraft was a better RTS and warcraft just wasn't working as well; they were too similar to each other. This is why Blizzard should not make Starcraft a MMO. It's a brilliant RTS. Why would you want to abandon that? Hopefully this article is as false as its source's credibility. Plus, I'm not a big fan of WOW. Too much work and not enough pay off, emotionally or spiritually. Because you know that's what I usually look for in games.
Um, WoWPosted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by Bockin
Alright, this is crazy. How much Money does blizz want? More. Thats how much. I just hope they dont run both Starcraft and Diablo into the ground doing so. Think about it right now. If blizz has a rounded 7 million people paying for World of Warcraft, that means they get over 100 million dollers a MONTH. How Couldnt they make Starcraft and Warcraft into MMOGs? But, who in the hell is going to pay around $45 a month to play 3 games at the same time? Mabye alot, but probly not many. They're might be some blizz fans that REALLY want to play both a SC and Diablo MMOG, but i am not going to pay nearly $50 a month, that adds up too much. It adds up to a total of $600 dollers a year. Right now, blizz get about $180 dollers per person a year. Now then, add 7 million. Ok? Now add TWO MORE MMOGs! Alot of money adds up.
Re:Re: Blizzard to Fans, "FU."Posted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by magicjames92
I agree that subscription costs are gay. You pay $50 for the game (like a single player game) and then pay monthly! Nintendo wifi. Online. Free.
Re: Blizzard to Fans, "FU."Posted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by Literaryhero
If you really did work for a living, you would understand how inconsequential a 10-15$ monthly fee for a quality game is. How much do you spend on buying single player games monthly? If you play a subscription based game 1 hour a week, it is cheaper than going to see a movie for the same amount of time spent. Playing online games is the cheapest hobby that I can think of...get a grip, man. On another note, they plan on releasing short online games such as 'Freestyle' basketball? That game has been available in Korea for ages. http://www.jceports.com/
Don't have the time or the cash...Posted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by rabidkeebler
While I love blizzard like a brother I can't afford or have the time to play a batch of MMO games. I hate to leave the Diablo franchise behind but if they go MMO I will just have to switch my love to Hellgate London.
ConfusedPosted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by kingsora
I already play Diablo 2 with my brother online for free now. I don't know how they plan on changing it but maybe they should just concentrate on 3. Not to mention Starcraft Ghost. We've been waiting for that for too many years as it is.
Blizzard to Fans, "FU."Posted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by Ultra_Huge_Lobster
Here we have Blizzard, perhaps the ONLY game company in the world that can afford to do anything it wants, including nothing. So how do they reward the loyalty of fans that have brought them such unprecedented levels of financial freedom? More subscription fees! More greed! This is absolutely absurd. We've all been waiting for Starcraft 2 for years, and now they say no matter how it shows up, be it as an RPG or an RTS, it'll be a MMPOG, and therefore, cost $10+ per month to play. I will NEVER pay a subscription fee. I work for a living; I can't just pay for it with my allowance. This sounds like something EA would pull. Blizzard, I'm disappointed in you.
but battlenet is freePosted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by Obiwandawson
I still play war 3 on bnet a lot more than wow.
News?Posted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by Merusdraconis
If you'd talked to any of the employees leaving Blizzard just after WoW came out, you'd have heard that Blizzard had shifted its focus to be an exclusively MMO company. It's not a short leap from that to having all of their franchises be MMOs. However, I'd guess they'll all share a lot of WoW's feature set: incredible art, very polished, very easy to pick up and play, very user friendly, complete lack of gameplay innovation or risk. This, again, is going on Blizzard's track record.
Zergling Rush?..Posted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by mysterious_hunter
Wow, I bet that would be interesting. Playing as a Zergling only to be sent in by the Overmind into a developing Protoss home base. I can see it now. Ultralisks acting as tanks for parties and the pleasure of controlling a Seige Tank only to set in the same position for an hour and a half dropping bombs on helpless Zerglings that rush by. Or the pure pleasure one would get from being a Protoss Carrier and just sitting in mid-flight while all of those things buzz around blowing up whatever is nearby. Sounds like fun.. But wait!.. Think about the fun you would be having if you were a SCV/Drone/Probe. I mean, that opens up the world to you. You get the amazing fun of gathering minerals and gas for some big fucking home base!.. Utter ecstasy. Meh..
Just hope Blizzard will bring some love to the consoles...Posted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by jgibson75
with next gen consoles being as powerful as they are, I just hope that Blizzard will bring some of this MMO love to the consoles... I know both Sony and Microsoft have actively courted WoW for their next gen systems, but with little luck so far... I'd love to see a MMO Diablo running on my X-Box 360
you can't expect EVERYthing to work like WoW..Posted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by Darkchild82
sheesh, make MMOs out of every franchise ?! you think you'll get 6 million members for each of the above mentioned franchises to pay $20 every month ?
we winPosted: Jun 14, 2006 12:00AM PST by sokpupet
economy analysts have been saying china will eventually overtake the usa as the biggest economic power for a couple years. imagine if a starcraft mmo the likes of world of warcraft actually came out. it'd give the us a few more years before being overtaken. vivendi would also have to change it's name to "We are Blizzard's bitch, and damn proud of it!"


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By Jeffrey P. Snider
There is, of course, an intermediate step between mortgage finance and home construction - new home sales. So it stands to reason that given the collapse in mortgage finance (demand) and the correlated slide in construction that home sales would be of a similar pattern. The latest figures from the Census Bureau thus contain no surprising information, unless one was predisposed to seek out the wintry elucidation.
Most of the chatter about new home sales has referred to the new five-year high in January. The rate (SAAR) of 468k has not been seen since July 2008. However, applying actual context, that is still well short of the bottom end of the historical range. Further, an annual rate of 468k is not appreciably different than the 458k of last January; meaning the Y-Y seasonally adjusted growth rate was just over 2%.
On an unadjusted basis, the actual number of homes sold in January 2014 was 34k, which was only 6% more than January 2013. So while it may appear to be a new high in the SAAR, what is perhaps far more important, particularly to bubble markets, is momentum is about spent.
The results from October and November that so encouraged economists have, like so many other macro indications, reversed and disappointed. That applies in equal application to prices that have clearly reached at least an elongated pause (if not portending something worse).
It was maybe inevitable to see such an inflection given that home price appreciation, driven by institutional "money" flowing near direct from the FOMC and its Open Market Desk, in the past few years "bested" anything seen during the last and "great" housing bubble.
While there were already signs that price appreciation was having a moderately negative impact on the housing sector as early as April of last year, apparently the double dose of price momentum and interest rate "shock" are proving too much to withstand. As noted repeatedly, that is a terrible blow to the primary channel for monetary policy; enfeebled as it has been.
The refi index was down another 11.5% in the latest week, while the mortgage purchase index continues to sink, now down 20% Y-Y and close to 35% since the May 2013 peak.
If there is to be another inflection, this time back upward, I am having trouble seeing exactly how and why that would be the case. What realistic factors are there that can offset and reverse all these "headwinds"? More important, if this bubble paradigm can wither under the taper pressures, what other bubbles might find themselves in similar reckoning to such rediscovered "tail risk"?


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As Osho points out in the foreward to this book, historically, the creative person has been all but forced to rebel against the society.
But nowadays, the situation has dramatically changed. In today's world, the ability to respond creatively to new challenges is demanded of everybody, from corporate CEOs to "soccer moms." Those whose toolbox for dealing with life includes only what they have learned in the past from their parents and their teachers are at a distinct disadvantage both in their relationships and in their careers. Making a switch from imitative and rule-bound behavior to creative innovation and flexibility requires a profound change in our attitudes about ourselves and our capabilities.
"Creativity "is a handbook for those who understand the need to bring more creativity, playfulness, and flexibility to their lives. It's a manual for thinking "outside the box"-and learning to live there as well.
Osho is one of the best-known and most provocative spiritual teachers of the twentieth century. Beginning in the 1970s he captured the attention of young people from the West who wanted to experience meditation and transformation. More than 20 years after his death, the influence of his teachings continues to grow, reaching seekers of all ages in virtually every country of the world.
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Creativity was one thing Osho continually emphasized, saying your life isn't going to achieve a real sense of fulfillment unless you have an outlet for your natural creative energy. Having a comfortable home and a family is not enough! Every person needs a way, or several ways, of self-expression. He wasn't just talking about creating art to be displayed for the public, but doing any old thing--but with sincerity and love. Osho spends time talking about how just cleaning the floor can be an immensely fulfilling and enjoyable act, if genuine care and interest are put into it.
He made clear that creativity should be a passion not reserved for impressing others or receiving any particular reward, other than your own enjoyment in the present moment. Creativity is a way to live in the moment, and for a time be free of the future and past--major themes in Osho's teachings.
I could go on, but why? Just buy the book and live out some creativity of your own. For those of you who have never read Osho, all of his books are transcriptions of his spoken discourses, so they have a casual, effortless flow. It's not like reading a proper essay style. In fact, he takes two or three times the amount of space to say something! But you don't mind. He also intersperses his talks with ridiculous jokes. Try one of the books sometime, they're great.
This book pulls no punches when it forces you to understand what true creativity is: a fragrance of freedom that blends together both feeling and action into an awareness that translates into a uniquely individual creative expression. I was reminded that each and every one of us comes into this world with a specific destiny; the Divine has a task for us and, whether that task (in my case, writing my novels) is recognised by the collective is less important that whether I love what I do for the sake of doing it.
From now on, I'll never wash the kitchen floor again...I'll be painting an invisible picture with my mop! My enthusiasm for my chosen craft--one in which the odds *against* success are overwhelming--has been restored. And my creative forces have truly been unleashed with the simple wisdom contained in this volume.
In this book, Osho, clearly delineates the inner game of creativity. Osho's approach is that creativity is a spiritual endeavor. He poses the idea that human creativity is a reflection of divine creativity, that creative human beings are the media used by divine creativity to express itself.
This view reminded of a story about the former Beatle, Paul McCartney. You know how sometimes we hear a tune and it keeps going around and around in our heads. Well, one fine morning Paul woke up with a nice little tune going around and around in his head. He was sure he had heard it before, but could not locate exactly where he had heard it. So, he asked everyone he knew about this melody and nobody could locate it for him. Finally, he kind of reluctantly accepted that he not heard the tune anywhere... that it was his song, that it came to him in a dream. That sweet little tune turned out to be the famous song: Yesterday. Obviously, Paul, like so many artists, did not know where his creation came from or how it happen. It was just there, in his head. He did nothing special. But Osho, has a theory that could explain how that happens. He makes the connection between relaxation and creativity. No wonder creative ideas come to us when we are asleep.
Osho identifies the main obstacles that stop human beings from being creative while identifying those traits that will help us be more creative.
If you want to increase your understanding of how creativity works, read this book. If anything, it will inspire you to participate, to be more creative and to live more fully.
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I just switched this to a Virtual meetup rather than at the library because I think I might do better at it using my desktop computer with a second monitor. Let me know if you really want to meet at the library and I won't cancel the space, you just won't see me.
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I'll be attending again but remotely. Really looking forward to this month's topic!
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The games themselves are played under NBA rules, which differ slightly from the FIBA rules which the foreign teams normally play under. Court markings and dimensions also differ slightly.
The first official overseas game featuring an NBA team was an exhibition matchup between the Washington Bullets and Maccabi Tel Aviv on September 9, 1978. The then-defending champions lost 98–97 at the Yad Eliyahu Sports Arena in Tel Aviv, Israel. The Bullets would play three more exhibition games the following year in Beijing and Shanghai in China, and in Quezon City in the Philippines.
In 1984, a series of exhibition matches pitting the New Jersey Nets, Phoenix Suns and Seattle SuperSonics against local European clubs were held in Israel, Italy, West Germany and Switzerland. Then in 1988, the Atlanta Hawks played against the Soviet Union national basketball team in a three-game series in Tblisi, Vilnius and Moscow, becoming the first NBA team to play in the Soviet Union.
In 1987, the McDonald's Championship was introduced. While the first edition was held in Milwaukee, the following editions of the event were held in Europe, with the NBA teams emerging victorious against their European counterparts in each staging. The McDonald's Championship was discontinued in 1999.
The first regular season NBA games outside North America were held in Tokyo, Japan in 1990, with the Phoenix Suns and the Utah Jazz splitting the two-game series. Since then four other editions of the NBA Japan Games were held, with the last games being played in Saitama in 2003.
In 1991, the Miami Heat and the Washington Bullets played a preseason game in Nassau, Bahamas, marking the first NBA preseason game in the Caribbean. The following year, the Houston Rockets and the Dallas Mavericks played a preseason game in Mexico City, in the first NBA game held in Latin America. Several other preseason matches would follow in the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico (under the name NBA Challenge), but it was not until 1997 that the NBA decided to hold its first regular season game in Latin America, featuring the Mavericks and the Rockets in Mexico City.
While the NBA has had a history of sending teams to Europe to play against the local clubs, it was not until 1993 that the league decided to send two of its teams to Europe to play a pair of preseason matches against each other. An exhibition series between the Orlando Magic and the Atlanta Hawks was held in London, England, a precursor of what would later be called the NBA Europe Live Tour. Further games were held in Italy, France, Germany, Russia, Spain and Turkey. It was not until 2011, however, that a regular season matchup was first played in Europe. The first regular season games in London pitted the New Jersey Nets against the Toronto Raptors, with the Nets sweeping the two-game series.
In 2004, the NBA held a pair of preseason games in Shanghai and Beijing, as part of the NBA China Games. The two-game series between the Sacramento Kings and the Houston Rockets also marked the homecoming of sorts for Yao Ming, who as the top overall pick of the 2002 NBA draft and a perennial all-star, helped popularize the NBA in China. The China Games eventually became a regular in the NBA's preseason schedule.
In 2013, the NBA decided to unify its overseas tours under one banner: the "NBA Global Games".[1] The newly renamed event witnessed the first NBA preseason game held in Southeast Asia, with the Indiana Pacers and the Houston Rockets facing each other in the Philippines. In addition, a preseason game between the Washington Wizards and the Chicago Bulls in Brazil marked the first NBA preseason match in South America. The league was scheduled to hold a pair of regular season matches in Mexico and England, but the game in Mexico City between the San Antonio Spurs and the Minnesota Timberwolves on December 4 never started due to a generator malfunction inside the Mexico City Arena, and was postponed to April 8, 2014 at the Target Center in Minneapolis.
The 2014 NBA Global Games began in October with two San Antonio Spurs friendlies versus EuroLeague teams Alba Berlin and Fenerbahçe Ülker at Berlin and Istanbul respectively. The Cleveland Cavaliers and Miami Heat played a preseason game at the HSBC Arena in Rio de Janeiro. Then the Brooklyn Nets and Sacramento Kings played two matches at the Mercedes-Benz Arena in Shanghai and the MasterCard Center in Beijing. Like the previous season, two regular season Global Games were scheduled in Mexico City and London; the Mexico City game between the Timberwolves and the Rockets on November 12 was played without incident.
For the 2015–16 season, the NBA scheduled two regular season games to be played outside the United States. The first game, between the Boston Celtics and the Sacramento Kings, was scheduled to be played on December 3, 2015 at the Mexico City Arena; the Celtics defeated the Kings 114–97. It marked the NBA's third regular-season game in Mexico City.[2][3] The second game, between the Orlando Magic and the Toronto Raptors, is scheduled to be played on January 14, 2016, at The O2 Arena in London. It will mark the NBA's sixth regular-season game in London.[4][5]
List of regular season games[edit]
2 November 1990
|Phoenix Suns
|Utah Jazz
3 November 1990
|Utah Jazz
|Phoenix Suns
6 November 1992
|Seattle SuperSonics
|Houston Rockets
7 November 1992
|Houston Rockets
|Seattle SuperSonics
4 November 1994
|Portland Trail Blazers
|Los Angeles Clippers
5 November 1994
|Los Angeles Clippers
|Portland Trail Blazers
7 November 1996
|Orlando Magic
|New Jersey Nets
9 November 1996
|New Jersey Nets
|Orlando Magic
7 December 1997
|Houston Rockets
|Dallas Mavericks
6 November 1999
|Minnesota Timberwolves
|Sacramento Kings
7 November 1999
|Sacramento Kings
|Minnesota Timberwolves
30 October 2003
|Los Angeles Clippers
|Seattle SuperSonics
1 November 2003
|Seattle SuperSonics
|Los Angeles Clippers
4 March 2011
|Toronto Raptors
|New Jersey Nets
5 March 2011
|Toronto Raptors
|New Jersey Nets
17 January 2013
|New York Knicks
|Detroit Pistons
16 January 2014
|Brooklyn Nets
|Atlanta Hawks
12 November 2014
|Houston Rockets
|Minnesota Timberwolves
15 January 2015
|New York Knicks
|Milwaukee Bucks
3 December 2015
|Boston Celtics
|Sacramento Kings
14 January 2016
|Orlando Magic
|Toronto Raptors
See also[edit]
- List of games played between NBA and international teams
- NBA versus EuroLeague games
- EuroLeague American Tour
- Naismith Cup
- ^ "NBA announces comprehensive global games schedule for 2013-14 preseason" (Press release). National Basketball Association. March 5, 2013. Retrieved December 4, 2015.
- ^ "Kings, Celtics set to square off in Mexico City in 2015" (Press release). National Basketball Association. April 14, 2015. Retrieved December 4, 2015.
- ^ Rodriguez, Carlos (December 4, 2015). "Thomas, Celtics beat Kings 114-97 in Mexico City". National Basketball Association. Retrieved December 4, 2015.
- ^ "Magic, Raptors scheduled for January game in London". National Basketball Association. Associated Press. July 22, 2015. Retrieved December 4, 2015.
- ^ "NBA Global Game London 2016 To Feature Regular-Season Game Between Orlando Magic And Toronto Raptors" (Press release). National Basketball Association (NBA Global). July 22, 2015. Retrieved December 4, 2015.


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Three protestors responsible for breaking into the Y-12 nuclear facility face up to 30 years in prison despite shining a spotlight on several security failures.
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Topics: National Security
April 30, 2013
A Nun, a House Painter, and a Drifter Walk into a Nuclear Complex
It sounds like the start of an absurd joke, but that's what happened last summer at the Y-12 National Security Complex in Tennessee. Three peace activists broke into one of the most secure nuclear-weapons facilities in the U.S., often called the Fort Knox of Uranium.
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Topics: National Security
January 31, 2013
Former Target Manager Now Acting Chief of Defense Nuclear Security
Retired Air Force Colonel Steve Asher has been named acting Associate Administrator for Defense Nuclear Security/Chief of Defense Nuclear Security at the NNSA.
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Topics: National Security
November 14, 2012
Our Nuclear Insecurity Complex
The government has yet to address the lapses in bomb-grade uranium storage security that an 82-year-old nun and her accomplices revealed months ago.
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Topics: National Security
November 2, 2012
Energy IG Finds Security Contractor Cheated
The Department of Energy Inspector General released a report revealing the security contractor for Y-12 National Security Complex cheated on a security performance test.
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Topics: National Security
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Situated in the affluent area of Wassenaar on the bus route to the Hague. Hotel is set amongst trees with extensive attractive terraces. We had a deluxe twin room on the first floor. The room and bathroom were spacious and spotlessly clean. The artificial lighting was so dim that unpacking was difficult. There was very limited drawer space. Toiletries were non existant. Multi-purpose soap was only available in wall dispensers. A hairdryer had to be requested, twice, from reception. At the buffet breakfast tea and coffee were not served to you at your table. Breakfast itself was of average quality. The staff were friendly and spoke English. We have passed this hotel many times and its appearance flatters to deceive.
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