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Originally posted by MindTrigger
What's sad is that we can't gush over an MMORPG like this. I wish someone would make a niche, adult-oriented MMORPG with amazing graphics for people with decent systems.
I like MMOs. But for Bethesda games specifically (I think they are one of the few companies that produce AAA games and allow for massive modding)...not sure anyone else in the AAA game world. Indie games tend to allow a lot of modding. But anyway...
I can't add races to an MMO. I can't add weapons or armor or quests...or anything. I'm forced to play by the devs rules. If I want to add a giant death star to replace the moon, I can't do that. If I want to make the MMO a porno (kinda creepy, but people do it in Skyrim) I can't do that either. They are rather limiting in that regard.
One thing could be, is to allow player made content people can download. But I don't see how that is possible without affecting everyone. The other, and devs have said this in some MMOs...is to allow player content that they actually put into the game after approving. But I've never actually seen this happen, even if they say they will.
But really, I would never play Bethesda games without mods...because I can tweak them and add/remove/change as much as needed, to my personal preference. I can't really tweak an MMO to my personal preference. So I don't really get as exciting about MMOs, as I do about taking a game, turning it epic and taking amazing screenshots.
And on top of that...every person with Skyrim (who uses mods), is going to have a very different game than almost everyone else. So, not one game will be exactly the same. At least in regards to modded games.
MMOs are good for different reasons though. Mostly (at least for me) in the social and team work aspect.
The point wasn't to allow modding in MMORPGs, it was just to say that it sucks we have all this circa-2002 graphics in our MMO games because they have to cater to people trying to game on crappy computers.
I'd like to see an MMORPG with much more advanced visuals for people who own a decent machine. I think it's very cool that we can all mod Skyrim and stuff, but it sucks that the only way we can share it is with YouTube clips and screenshots.
I'm a social gamer and I prefer other humans in my games. Single player RPGs put me to sleep.
A sure sign that you are in an old, dying paradigm/mindset, is when you are scared of new ideas and new technology. Don't feel bad. The world is moving on without you, and you are welcome to yell "Get Off My Lawn!" all you want while it happens. You cannot, however, stop an idea whose time has come.
Do you use an ingame companion and if can you recommand something ? Since I use the bow a lot more I feel quiete weak with lvl 12 currently. I did try a community companion "Tamriel" but got some issues with it, saw aswell the Cerwiden Healer with smart Ai but at the end I dont want to make the game too easy.....suggestions ?
Originally posted by spizz
@TheScavenger Do you use an ingame companion and if can you recommand something ? Since I use the bow a lot more I feel quiete weak with lvl 12 currently. I did try a community companion "Tamriel" but got some issues with it, saw aswell the Cerwiden Healer with smart Ai but at the end I dont want to make the game too easy.....suggestions ?
This mod adds a bunch of companions, among making a lot more chatter among NPCs+adds a bunch. Not all have voice to them, though. And not every voice is high quality, some are rather low.
Outside of that, I use that Wood Elf from Riverwood. But, since I use a bow, I'll probably switch him to someone else. Something more vampire-esque or something.
Could download a vampire overhaul (I like Better Vampires by Brehanin the best), that allows you to make any humanoid NPC you feed on, a potential companion. They even keep any magic and items they have.
Originally posted by TheScavenger
This is the best screenshot I've taken of Skyrim. This is of Laenaya, and it came out amazing http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/Images/208296
No offence, but looks pretty ordinary for me. Check this screenshots to see what can be done in Skyrim:
Yeah those are really good, guess I have to practice more. Mine aren't anywhere near that quality. Though I do notice a lot use much lower field of view, so I messed with that in these two screenshots...
http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/images/208475 - I like this one quite a lot, and I took quite a bit of time to get this one right.
http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/images/208474 - This one isn't too bad I don't think. I was messing with different FOV for this one and was first screenshot I took tonight.
(edit: This will be how I take screenshots from now on. They come out far better (especially the screenshot in first link.) Does take me 10-20 min for each of those two shots. But much more worth it in the end.)
I think too many images are around people and characters on nexus with extreme graphical changes, some good landscape shots are also possible.
Originally posted by spizz
I think too many images are around people and characters on nexus with extreme graphical changes, some good landscape shots are also possible.
I'll probably take more landscape shots after this weekend. Show off what Unreal+Climates can do, but I'm just having more fun with taking screenshots of my character at the moment. Especially the new way I'm taking screenshots.
This will be last screenshot for a bit, but this one took me literally about 40 minutes to get right. I was actually about to give up and go to bed, but at the last moment I got this of Laenaya.
Nice shot....the console command tfc 1 / tfc 0 helps a lot with screenshots and camera moving. I would try a camera angel where you actaully can see more about her face and eyes. I like especially your screenshot "Cold of the Night"
I did download the companion mod "Cerwiden - Smart Healer". Really good and lots of things to adjust.
Its actually quiete cool, better than I thought. Iam struggling really without any companion right now at lvl 12 around. Without a companion I would not have finished some of the Mage College quests i.e. bringing back 3 books or surviving a wolf pack attack.
I tried to make a landscape screenshot and did find a nice spot. ENB Unreal Cinema with bloom activated.
I was actually kinda going for an Assassin's Creed style shot in that one, most of the face hidden by the hood. But, since I like to show what my character looks like, that probably won't be the standard. I just wanted to do something different than my previous screenshots. Thanks for the feedback though.
That looks like a good companion, I like how you can change it to your preference. But I'm not sure if she goes good with a vampire character, seems a bit weird. I dunno, what do you think?
And wow, awesome screenshot man. The lighting is perfect in that one.
I tried out that companion. It is actually very good, and voice acted too! I still need to play more and see what (if anything) I want to change and what not. But I like all the options for her. And she actually does fit with my character, a bit anyway.
Thanks for the suggestion
Found another really cool mod which I will try next:
"Scenic Carriages"
Want a more immersive Skyrim experience? Enjoy the wonderful Skyrim scenery while riding in the back of a carriage (just like in the introduction!) ScenicCarriages transforms the non-moving Skyrim carriages to a fully functional carriage network! Carriages are available in all the nine hold capitals, with destination and fees based on location and distance. Ask any driver for the "Guide to ScenicCarriages" for an in-game list of routes and maps. While riding, you have the option to get out along the way (and kill off that dragon that's been circling overhead) before continuing to your destination, or you ask the driver to "Wake you up when you arrive.
edit: mod does not work for me
There is even a mod where you can have your own "Companion Cart" ....lol
Another mod which I did find today and will for sure try out, now how cool is this - Travel by Boat
"Travel by Boat"
To all non-fast travellers, here is a mod that let you wander the rivers of Skyrim by boat.
You will find two lines : west and east, each deserved by a wooden ferry that can lead you to 15 various places. Also you will find a third line in the north. This one is a bit different, as it can lead you in real-time from Solitude to Yngol Barrow and vice-versa.
Note that before every trips, you must free your boat from the docks by untying a rope.
Wow, those are pretty cool. But I wonder if frame rate would drop? Since mine is rather low, I wonder...well, I'll definitely check then out. But not sure if my PC will handle it or not, I already am lucky to get 30 fps once in a while :P
Thanks man for all these mod suggestions
Think ill have to start playing this again lol :P)
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Wow, those are pretty cool. But I wonder if frame rate would drop? Since mine is rather low, I wonder...well, I'll definitely check then out. But not sure if my PC will handle it or not, I already am lucky to get 30 fps once in a while :P Thanks man for all these mod suggestions
Well, the mod "Scenic Carriages" did not work for me. My character gets dropped from the cart after some seconds. Just a warning if you try this mod. There are scripts and dont use a save which is important for you, I did read that the mod can mess up the save if you dont follow the FAQ and deinstall guide.
I did uninstall it again unfortunately, wished this mod would work for me since it is really immersive and one of the most interesting ones I found so far.
In the meanwhile I did install the mod "Travel with boats" and will check it out later ingame....this mod seems to have less issues, reading the comments and offers at least some routes with scenic travelling. Looks promising...lets see.
@Eatten, nice screenshot
@Caldrin, I did play Skyrim only a short time after release and started playing again last week. Definately worth it and was a good decision since so many mods got released since release. Like with all Elder Scroll games, the longer you wait with playing the more interesting community content is available.
@Castille, lol ....poor dragon :P
@TheScavanger, there are some tools/mods out there which are increasing the performance..
This one is using the old Windows Media Player trick:
This one is optimizing textures and offers better compression, especially good if you have a lot of mods running:
Let me know how you like the boat mod
And thanks for the performance mods. FPS is still low, but it doesn't stutter anymore like it was before.
However, I instead went with: http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/13529
It is newer than the optimizer you linked, easy to use, quick and no problems in-game as far as I can tell.
(edit: FPS however did go up by 5-10, like I said, still low...but the biggest thing is no more (or very little) stuttering compared to before)
The mod "Travel by boat" is really cool. My first travel by boat was from Riverwood to Whiterun. This is quiete a short scenic ride due to the waterfalls and bridge but it showed what is possible, cant await to see the 30 minute scenic ride heheh. One event did happen, I had to rescue someone falling into the river. He did give me 100g for it.
The companion did swim behind the boat and respawned at the Whiterun docks again.
Try this mod for sure
Originally posted by spizz
The mod "Travel by boat" is really cool. My first travel by boat was from Riverwood to Whiterun. This is quiete a short scenic ride due to the waterfalls and bridge but it showed what is possible, cant await to see the 30 minute scenic ride heheh. One event did happen, I had to rescue someone falling into the river. He did give me 100g for it. The companion did swim behind the boat and respawned at the Whiterun docks again. Try this mod for sure
i highly recommend this for anyone getting Skyrim mods. I think this mod is really well done. Since I don't just randomly fast travel, this is a great mod to realistically get around...with random events.
Just a foretaste about a really nice modification which adds vegetation and another mod which adds additional buildings....I love it so far. Really amazing, you did visit such locations so often but after the modification you think you are discovering a new beautiful area.
Guess where is this location
Yeah, the Travel by boat mod is really cool. There was only one event where I used my last save, some kind of kidnap where I lost allegedly awareness during a boat travel from half moon mill to riverwood. After the loading screen I could not see clearly first for some seconds and noticed that I was far away in the north on a damn ice floe close to the coastline..... wtf LOL this was really unexpected but my Inventory was full and I was otw to my tree house....
Thumps up for this mod ....its a gem.
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Before I get to my dissection of the art, let me point out that this first issue reads a lot like a very, very weak superhero adaptation of the recently-cancelled âUnknown Soldier.â Josh Dysart wasnât particularly subtle in that series, but he was skilled at balancing the tragedy and the violence and the inner conflict and the strangeness of it all. Scott Beatty is a thousand times less subtle. His characters say what they mean and declare their intentions. They are stock cartoon characters in the worst sense of the term, in a way that even an old-fashioned comic strip hero doesnât deserve.
But itâs really the art that absolutely destroys any potential that âThe Last Phantomâ may have. While âUnknown Soldierâ had Alberto Ponticelli, with his vigorous scratchiness, perfect for the brutality of the story, âThe Last Phantomâ has Eduardo Ferigato. Ferigato isnât good at posing characters in a supposedly three-dimensional space. Heâs not good at drawing an expression beyond wide-eyed surprise and fierce-browed concern. And as ridiculous as that drippy Phantom looks on the Alex Ross cover, it looks like the most implausible superhero (or any kind of hero) costume in the world as drawn on the final page of the issue by Ferigato.
As awkward and stilted as Ferigatoâs artwork is, the coloring of Vinicius Andrade makes it look even more hideous. I donât claim to know anything about the inner workings of the production of this comic, but this first issue seems like an example of a colorist who wanted to make up for the shortcomings of the artist and then went way, way too far. Andradeâs colors overwhelm every page in garish hues and over-rendered shading. Nothing on the page is safe from his gradients, and his ugly tones would have made the work of any artist look abominable. Nobody could have looked good with coloring this oppressive layered on top.
So while the title of this comic may be promising -- âThe LAST Phantomâ? That means this will be the last time we have to read a comic this hideous?-- the "#1" on the cover, along with the announcement that this will be an ongoing series, promises that more of this kind of thing will come our way. Perhaps the series should be retitled: âThe Last Phantom For Now, Sure, But It Will Make Your Eyes Bleed.â

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When is a job not a job? If you were to chart it out, I guess it would be somewhere near where the Y axis (what you love to do) and the X axis (what you're paid to do) intersect. As one who loves food and travel, that intersection for me is an annual getaway called "On the Road with Oregon Bounty." Here's the assignment: go spend seven days in Oregon's seven different regions, meet interesting people in the culinary world, and produce a video diary of your adventures. Rough duty.
In early August, I set out with a camera crew on a 1,200-mile journey that covered just about every corner of the state. Along the way I learned how to grow and make biodynamic wines, caught a salmon five miles out at sea, and dropped in on a farmers market with a chef and craft brewer, among other escapades.
All the while, I dragged along "special correspondent" Sean McGrath, who researched and reported on interesting side stories each day. I quickly learned that journalism wasn't necessarily Sean's forte, unless you were to use the words "bumbling" and "reporter" in the same sentence. I was initally impressed to learn that Sean was a graduate of the Columbia School of Journalism. Unfortunately, it was the one in Bogata, not New York City, and I'm pretty sure Sean doesn't speak Spanish…at all. So, his approach to these stories was, well, unconventional, to say the least.
My regional reports, along with Sean's antics, will be posted daily beginning September 27. I'll also be adding a companion blog that will go live each day. Check back later in September to enjoy the whole series.
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A man wanted by the Erie County Sheriff's Office on a probation/parole violation was apprehended by sheriff's deputies in Erie on Thursday.
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Obituary: Lundin, John Arthur
Age 66
John Arthur
John Arthur Lundin entered into the presence of his Lord Jesus on Saturday, April 21st, 2012.
John was born in Spokane, Washington on January 5, 1946, the only son of Arthur and Lorraine Lundin, and elder brother to Lorraine Lundin.
For the past 20 years, he has enjoyed residency at Hayden Lake, Idaho.
John graduated from Lewis and Clark High School in 1964 and he served in the Army until his honorable discharge in 1969.
After his military service, he attended Washington State University and graduated from the College of Hotel and Restaurant Administration.
While at WSU, John married his high school sweetheart, Terri Peterson on August 23rd, 1969 and they were blessed to be together for 42 years.
John served in multiple capacities in the hotel industry throughout northern California and Oregon until he brought his young family back to Spokane in 1975.
Shortly thereafter, he ventured into business ownership to support his family and founded a number of "Minit Lube" fast lube centers, which he ran until he retired in 1996.
John is survived by his sister Lorraine, his wife Terri, his children, Eric John Lundin and Erin Lundin Rocha (Abraham), and his grandchildren; Graham, Maile, Nakoa John, and Micah Rocha.
John loved God, his, family and his country.
He enjoyed traveling with his wife, cooking and hospitality toward others.
He was a skilled hunter and fisherman, and opened his heart and his home to friends, relatives, and guests.
His favorite activity was spending time with his family and friends.
Viewing will be from 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm Friday April 27 at Yates Funeral Home, Coeur d'Alene chapel.
Memorial services for John will be 1:00 pm on Saturday, April 28th at Coeur d'Alene Bible Church, with a reception to follow.
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Simone Farina should never be made to feel like he has been left out in the cold. Never. That was what everyone had been told. Not after what he had done for the game in Italy.
Almost a year has passed since Farina was approached by Alessandro Zamperini, a former team-mate of his at Roma's academy, to fix a fourth-round tie in the Coppa Italia between his club Gubbio and Cesena on November 30, 2011.
Farina hadn't heard from Zamperini in years when all of sudden, he started receiving text messages from an unknown number. "How you doing? It's Zampe," one claimed. At first Farina chose to ignore them, but after training one day, he found he had a series of missed calls and another message. It was Zamperini again. He was coming to Gubbio supposedly to sell his car and while in town would like to see him.
Thinking that he was meeting for a coffee one morning with an old colleague at a local patisserie, Farina soon realised that this wasn't an innocent catch-up. He was offered 200,000 euros to split with his team's goalkeeper and two of his fellow defenders to guarantee the outcome that the fixers so desired — a Gubbio defeat by an 'over' scoreline.
For a player in one of Italy's lower divisions, where wages are low and not always paid on time or in full, the temptation was obvious. But Farina flat-out refused. Still, Zamperini persisted.
He promised to return the favour and asked to be put in touch with the Gubbio director of sport. He wanted to make it understood that if the club risked relegation and needed a result to ensure their survival later on in the season, then the people he worked for were in a position to buy the opposition.
Farina had heard enough. He made his excuses, pretending he had an urgent appointment. As they left the patisserie and said goodbye, Zamperini raised a finger to his lips. What he meant was clear: Don't say a word about this to anyone. That same afternoon, Farina reported the incident to the authorities.
As the true scale of the Calcioscommesse scandal was beginning to emerge, he was hailed a hero.
Farina's example was timely. Following a series of denials, the former Atalanta captain Cristiano Doni had finally confessed to his part in fixing games with Piacenza and Ascoli. Italian football had just reached its lowest ebb in years. That perhaps explains why the earlier example of Fabio Pisacane, another player who denounced an attempt to fix a game between his former club Lumezzane and Ravenna on April 17, 2011, had not been given the attention it deserved.
Held up by many as examples to follow, there were some who felt that, while Farina and Pisacane should be thanked, the extent to which they were acclaimed should be restrained. "We mustn't commit the mistake of making a normal act pass for an extraordinary act," insisted Giancarlo Abete, the president of the FIGC.
True enough. "I haven't done anything special," Farina even admitted. But, let's be frank here, what Farina and Pisacane did wasn't normal. The 'done thing' would have been to look the other way, seek refuge behind the wall of omerta, look after their own personal interests and forget about it, pretend nothing had happened. Farina and Pisacane were exceptions precisely because they didn't do that. They were two good apples in a largely rotten barrel, a few good men who took the courageous decision to expose what was happening and in doing so put themselves at risk.
For that reason, Farina was named a Football for Hope ambassador by FIFA at the Ballon d'Or ceremony in January. "Farina and Pisacane are role models for young people," tweeted Sepp Blatter. "Courage in denouncing match-fixing is an example for all."
Cesare Prandelli insisted that his door would always be open to them both. He made the grand gesture of inviting Farina and Pisacane to attend Italy's training camp before Euro 2012. Rather ironically, it was the day police blitzed their Coverciano headquarters to notify Domenico Criscito that he had been placed under investigation after a new development in the Last Bet case.
"It's an invitation to show our solidarity, our support and our gratitude," Prandelli explained. "Simone did his duty, but at times doing it takes courage and runs risks. Farina has shown great inner strength. His example is a message of hope. Today everyone is saying that, but in a few months' time Simone might find himself alone again."
Prandelli's words were sadly prophetic. On August 21, 2012, Gubbio released a statement. Farina's contract had been rescinded by mutual agreement. It seemed amicable enough. The club wished Farina "the best of luck and personal and professional satisfaction for the future." The player "once again thanked Gubbio for the experiences I've had in these years with the Rossoblu colours."
La Gazzetta dello Sport understood that Farina had received an offer from Aston Villa, not to play, but to perform a role within the club, teaching its youth players about fair play. Nothing came of it partly because, at age 30, Farina's playing career shouldn't be over yet. But since his release from Gubbio following their drop to the Lega Pro, Italy's third tier, no one has come in for him. There was talk of a move to Ascoli. Then the transfer window shut. Clubs dramatically affected by the Calcioscommesse verdicts could still bring in new players beyond the deadline. But the special dispensation they had been granted ended on Monday and Farina is still unemployed.
There's a growing sense that Farina has been outcast. "I find it incredible that a player of only 30 years of age who has had a dignified career in the Lega Pro and some games in Serie B last season, can't find a team even on a free transfer and on the minimum wage," FIGC vice-president Demetrio Albertini exclaimed. "I don't know if there's a link between his courageous reporting of match fixing and his actual marginalisation but I do wonder. Perhaps Farina has been judged not good enough for Serie B but it seems a little strange to me that suddenly he is no longer in a position to play at what has always been his level."
Asked if that's the case by Il Corriere della Sera, Farina said: "Absolutely not… There's nothing dark behind the termination of my contract." Still, the suspicion remains that he is no longer welcome. It seems Farina, like Zdenek Zeman before him who was practically exiled from Italy in the late `90s and unable to find work for years in Serie A after making allegations of doping against Juventus, is a persona non grata.
Perhaps a better comparison is the one La Repubblica columnist Gianni Mura has made with former Valenciennes defender Jacques Glassmann who ventured out of the dressing room after a dubious 1-0 defeat to Marseille on May 20, 1993 and revealed: "They wanted to buy us off. I was offered 200,000 francs if I didn't try too hard, and I'm not the only one: approaches were also made to Jorge Burruchaga and Christophe Robert."
Marseille had sought to persuade Valenciennes to give them an easy ride ahead of their European Cup final against Milan six days later. A victory would also keep the club in contention for a fifth consecutive Ligue 1 title ahead of a decider with Paris Saint-Germain. They'd go on to lift both trophies, but Glassmann's whistleblowing prompted the opening of an investigation. Marseille were later banned from competing in Europe, stripped of their league title and relegated to Ligue 2 for two seasons.
As with Farina, FIFA honoured Glassmann with a Fair Play award in 1995. He was flown in from the distant island of Reunion in the Indian Ocean where he was playing for Saint Rose at the time. His contract at Valenciennes had not been renewed following the club's drop to the third division and he'd been turning out for an amateur club US Mauberge before moving across the world to Reunion. It all sounds eerily familiar, doesn't it? "I hope that it's not like this," wrote Mura in reference to Farina. So does everyone who hopes for a cleaner and more honest game in Italy where the good guys are recognised, rallied around and afforded protection.
James Horncastle will be blogging for us on all matters Serie A throughout the season. He contributes to the Guardian, FourFourTwo, The Blizzard and Champions magazine amongst others.
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"Since launching [six months] ago, we've had over 8,000 people join from around the world who have collectively collaborated on over 1,000 new market applications for a few dozen technologies," said Daniel Bayley, a member of the Marblar team. Bayley adds that the community is now approaching 10,000 scientists and innovators from over 100 countries around the world.
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When GEN asked Bayley if any challenges led to major new developments yet, he said that this is often a slow process and is ultimately down to the technology holder to choose the application they want to follow through with. However, he added, a competition around a compact, handheld spectrometer that was originally invented for use on Mars produced what he felt were many impressive ideas, one of which being the monitoring of oil wells. The technology owner is reportedly in talks with Shell Oil around this application.
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When I was pregnant with my 3rd child (I have 4). I went on a trip to Arkansas when I was 4.5 months pregnant. At this point there had been no complications. While in Arkansas I began having abdominal pain and bleeding. I called the on call doctor who happened to be Bonebrake around 11pm This man was extremely crude and Essentially told me that I had no business being out of town while pregnant and that I interrupted his evening and to call back during normal business hours if I was still bleeding the next day. I found this hurtful and incompassionate. I told my regular doctor that I absolutely did not want that man to deliver my baby. I almost switched clinics over it. I work with doctors and have never met one so inconsiderate.
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Nobel Laureate John F. Enders, PhD, of Harvard, has found that viruses may not play a primary role in the cause of cancers, but may act as triggers of the aberrant cell growth which becomes tumors. Speaking at the closing session of the fifth National Cancer Conference in Philadelphia, Enders pointed out that there are strong indications for viral causes of cancer, but the exact mechanism is yet to be elucidated.
Enders was one of five Nobel Prize winners who spoke at the conclusion of the three-day conference which was sponsored by the American Cancer Society, Inc., and the National Cancer Institute.
George W. Beadle, PhD, president of the University of Chicago, Arthur Kornberg, MD, professor of biochemistry at Stanford University, Severo Ochoa, MD, professor of biochemistry, New York University College of Medicine, Wendell Stanley, PhD, director of the virus laboratory at the University of California at Berkeley, and Enders
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Voters return Sanchez to D60 board
Milner to join panel; Houghton, Deulen, Emery in at D70
Incumbent Phyllis Sanchez will likely join newcomer Patty Milner on the Pueblo City Schools (D60) board of education.
Sanchez was easily winning her second term on the school board based on the early results from Tuesday's election.
Sanchez was ahead in the four-person, at-large race with 10,280 votes as of press time.
"I'm very grateful," Sanchez said. "The voters have spoke and they obviously want me to return for another four years.
"I look forward to all of the challenges and success ahead for us in the next four years."
Milner, a Colorado State University-Pueblo administrator, appeared to be the candidate to fill the second seat on the board, holding a 1,400 vote lead over Anita Stapleton.
Milner had 9,416 votes to Stapleton's 8,016 votes.
"I'm really excited," Milner said. "I look forward to joining the board and working with the members to make positive changes in the school district and supporting kids and families."
Retired school bus driver Frances Montgomery had 6,474 votes.
In the only Pueblo County District 70 board race, Debbie Houghton defeated Jonathan Ambler for the District 5 seat.
Houghton took an early lead in the counting and continue to build on it throughout the evening.
She was leading 5,464 votes to 3,919 votes for Ambler.
"I'm really excited," Houghton said. "It's been quite a wonderful experience. I look forward to the next four years."
Houghton will be one of three new members on the District 70 board.
Jill Deulen (District 3) and Mark Emery (District 4) both ran unopposed for their seats.
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At Rutgers Universitys College of Nursing, Newark, N.J., students begin their clinical experiences at the start of their junior year. For many students, it is the first time they have interacted with a "real, live" patient. The experience can be exciting, overwhelming and nerve-racking.
The Educational Opportunity Fund program at Rutgers offers a Pre-Junior Clinical program that helps students ease their anxiety and makes them feel more confident as they enter their clinical experience.
Pre-Junior Clinical takes place in the summer before the students junior year. The course covers dosage and calculation, assessments and patient interaction at a hospital near campus. The first three weeks consist of theory sessions conducted by an APN. The second three weeks allow students to apply what they have learned at the hospital under the supervision of a clinical instructor.
"The EOF is extremely beneficial in assisting the qualified student in achieving academic success," said Susan Maiocco, RN, MSN, APN, theory instructor. "The participating students were prepared for their first clinical nursing course. Now in their mid-junior semester, I have had opportunities to speak to some of the program participants. They felt they were prepared and are succeeding in their courses. For the most part, they were a step ahead of the other classmates who were not part of the program."
Maiocco said students who took part in the program found it beneficial, despite having to give up some summer activities.
"After they completed the program, many of them remarked it was to their benefit to give up part of their summer — even though at the time, it was especially hard when they saw their peers enjoying themselves with trips to the beach," she said.
Maiocco said the program helped her strengthen the students educational experiences. "I was motivated and eager to teach in the EOF program," she said. "I knew this would be challenging. The participating students were true neophytes to clinical nursing. I shared my nursing experiences with them. I hoped that I would be able to mold them into practicing nursing as it should be practiced, and that this would be reinforced during their junior and senior years." •
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I provided a pattern link for this. The yarn called for is a bit out of my league pricewise. And probably hard to find in my area. I substituted with Bernat Premium yarn. I guess this is a new one that's just been out since the fall of 2011. It's a worsted weight acrylic. I'm very impressed with it. It knits up like a dream, doesn't split, and it has a shine to it. I would definitely recommend this yarn. I got it at Walmart, but they're being obstinant. First they had it, now last time when I went they didn't. I may end up having to buy this online in the future.
That looks very warm! I like the pattern, too!
Nice. I've never seen one with cables.
I like it, I like it a lot. You really do such lovely work. I wish the Walmart near me carried Bernat yarns.
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Move over, Panthers. Here come the Terriers.
Wofford's football team, sharing campus with Charlotte's NFL team through Aug. 12, will officially report today and have its first practice Monday evening.
Practices for the Terriers will be held at Gibbs Stadium until the end of the Panthers' training camp and then will move to the fields behind the stadium. All practices are open to the public. Parking is available in the grass lots next to the stadium, the same ones used on game days.
Wofford will have practices in helmets for the first two days, 6:15 p.m. Monday and 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, and then there will be two days after adding shoulder pads, 6:15 p.m. Wednesday and 3:30 p.m. Thursday. The first practice in full pads will be 3:30 p.m. Friday.
The Terriers will start two-a-days Saturday, 9 a.m. and 6:15 p.m. Scrimmages are scheduled for Aug. 16 and Aug. 20. There will be a Fan Fest celebration on Aug. 21
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Complete practice schedule: Aug. 4 (6:15 p.m.); Aug. 5 (3:30 p.m.); Aug. 6 (6:15 p.m.); Aug. 7 (3:30 p.m.); Aug. 8 (3:30 p.m.); Aug. 9 (9 a.m. 6:15 p.m.); Aug. 10 (no practice); Aug. 11 (9 a.m. and 6:15 p.m.); Aug. 12 (3:30 p.m.); Aug. 13 (9 a.m. and 6:15 p.m.); Aug. 14 (3:30 p.m.); Aug. 15 (9 a.m. and 6:15 p.m.); Aug. 16 (2:30 p.m. scrimmage); Aug. 17 (no practice); Aug. 18 (9 a.m. and 6:15 p.m.); Aug. 19 (3:30 p.m.); Aug. 20 (9 a.m. and 6:15 p.m. scrimmage); Aug. 21 (6:15 Fan Fest); Aug. 22 (3:30 p.m.); Aug. 23 (11:15 a.m.)
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Hello Everyone,
I just wanted to give you a notice that we have made a slight change to the name of this group and to your class of Correspondents. You might have seen this change already!
We have switched to calling you the "2012 Voices of Our Future" to refer to the year that you will be graduating. We feel that this will help give you an added degree of influence, and clear up some confusion, rather than have you appear to be last year's news.
I hope that your Op-Ed pieces are starting to come together! We know they're going to be fantastic.
Regards, Scott
Scott is right that change is needed. You think it's necessary to change the date of the assignments this year?
will this affect our tagging of assignments too? e.g 2012 VOF module 3
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"It takes the hammer of persistence to drive the nail of success."
Valid question Grace. How is that Scott?
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Valeria, and Grace, what a great suggestion!
Yes, let's make that change for Modules 3, 4 and 5. I will go into the classroom and adjust the instructions for you all.
The tag for your Op-Ed will be 2012 VOF Module 3.
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Historian Dr. Dirk Ballendorf passed away in his sleep on Monday morning, according to the University of Guam. He was 73.
Ballendorf, a professor of Micronesian Studies at the University of Guam for 30 years, authored 11 books and more than 200 articles on Micronesian History and Culture. His works include the co-authoring of "A Secret Guam Study," which required him to sue the Departments of State, Interior, and Defense for documents relating to the political status of Guam....
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As Rice University continues to evaluate solutions for a campus wide deployment of audience response systems, we set out to talk with faculty members and students that currently use ARS in the classroom. This video shows Dr. Paul Padley (Physics and Astronomy), and Dr. Rachel Kimbro (Sociology), along with their students, talking you through their experiences and impressions, as they teach and learn with Audience Response Systems.
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Carlisle, P. K., I. Avramides, A. Dalgity, and D. Myers. 2014. "The Arches Heritage Inventory and Management System: A Standards-Based Approach to the Management of Cultural Heritage Information." Paper presented at the CIDOC (International Committee for Documentation of the International Council of Museums) Conference: Access and Understanding – Networking in the Digital Era, Dresden, Germany, 6-11 September 2014.
David Myers, Yiannis Avramides, and Alison Dalgity, "Changing the Heritage Inventory Paradigm: The Arches Open Source System," Conservation Perspectives: The GCI Newsletter, Fall 2013: 4-9.
David Myers, Alison Dalgity, Ioannis Avramides, and Dennis Wuthrich, "Arches: An Open Source GIS for the Inventory and Management of Immovable Cultural Heritage," in Progress in Cultural Heritage Preservation: 4th International Conference, EuroMed 2012, Lemessos, Cyprus, October 29- November 3, 2012, Proceedings: 817-24 (2012).
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Catherine Wagley, "Today's Monuments Men Are on the Internet," laweekly.com, February 7, 2014.
Jennifer Zaino, "The Arches Project Puts a Semantic and Geo-Spatial Spin on Cultural Heritage," semanticweb.com, April 4, 2013.
Adena Schutzberg, "The Arches Project: Turning Open Source GIS into a Heritage Inventory and Management System," Directions Magazine, February 25, 2013.


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Vinnie Jones shows how hard and fast Hands-only CPR to Stayin' Alive by the Bee Gees can help save the life of someone who has had a cardiac arrest. Ah Ah Ah staying alive, staying alive. And yes I realize I'm probably the only person ad-damaged enough to immediately recall this tainted love ad. Don't ask me why my synapses misfire so, I have no idea.
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Lyons-la-Forêt Things to Do
Take a walk and see the 3 Watermills
Do stop at the tourist office and get a walking map of Lyons la Foret. It is the perfect walking village, a quaint sight at every turn. You would feel you'd gone back in time if the cars would disappear!
The Three Mills are signposted so easy enough to find. The area is just spectacular in nearly any season and when you get back by the mills, which look like three cute half-timbered houses, you can look over the bridge out into the countryside. It is utterly idyllic with grazing cattle and ducks on a pond.Related to:
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Downhill from the central market about two blocks is this corner creperie / salon de the. They have a fireplace inside on chilly days and for the sunny days, go down the side alley and there is terrace seating.
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This Abbey ruin is another great place to explore. It was constructed in th 12th century. The church had a length of 90 meters, but was abandoned during the french revolution. One of the buildings was reconstructed and now houses a museum where you can get information about monastery life and the history of the buildings. Just a few meters away you will find the pigeon house, which was an important source of supplies for the monks. The Abbey is situated in a nice park, where you can relax a little - unfortunatley we had no time for that...
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Released: Jan 01st, 2004
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Director: Dirk Yates
Company: All Worlds DVD
Cast: Price, Tanner Hayes, Tom Adams, Luke Savage, Mark Vincent, Mason Jarr, Gino, Brandon Small, Dean Phoenix, Christopher Stone, Dan Donovan
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: Gay and Bi
The opener plays like every gay man's fantasy come to life: Marines Mason Jarr and Dan Donovan check each other out in the men's room before trading blowjobs in the back of a limo. There's also the big dick of J.J. Bond, which gets sucked by the cute Tanner Hayes in a five-man scene. The picture is strong, but the colors can be far too intense at times, and some pixelation also occurs. Part of All Worlds' DVD release of six classics.