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May be so.
But wouldn't you think Blizzard would have an open poll that's open for two weeks to run ideas by the players before beginning work on such an idea, eg. Real ID, Premium WoW, Pandas, etc.
That way the majority would sway the changes. If some one was to complain that only a minority vote on the polls. Then who's fault is it for not voting? Not Blizzards.
Of course class balance is subject to personal bias and would be not be some thing for the public polls.
-Azure Prower
No, Blizzard is ruining WoW.
Show me a game more than a couple years old where someone doesnt say the developer ruined it.
I voted no because the game isn't a democracy. Obviously democracy doesn't work (look at america since it's strayed from the constitutional republic if you want an example)
I dont think it would make a difference, a large number of people that play are youngsters and parents, if Blizzard asked people to vote on whether they would like toy story characters in the game, they would vote yes. In fact I think a lot of people would reactivate just to vote yes. The game is done imo, people are using it as a social network site now. go and grind a raid for a couple of hours to get their friends gear, then hang around the AH and jump about, filling the local chat with garbage.
To be fair Blizzard ruined this game a long time ago. Corporate greed and feeding the instant gratification of players.
Listening to the playerbase for opinions on what to do is always good.
You give your players a vote and it helps build a bond between player and developer's
Check Eve for example, it has a hardcore playerbase that is involved alot with the dev team.
WoW is losing the lead real fast and MoP isnt even launched, SWtor is finalized GW2 is reaching end stage production.
Add Archage to if you like a free to do what you want mmo might be the next best thing.
2012 is a real pain in the a$$ for Blizzard and 2011 they lost around 1 million players, and it aint getting much better here.
Originally posted by jerkbeast
I voted no because the game isn't a democracy. Obviously democracy doesn't work (look at america since it's strayed from the constitutional republic if you want an example)
Voting doesn't immediatley make something a democracy.
I voted yes because I do believe developers should get real player feedback instead of exclusively reading their forums for the feedback. It fixes the vocal minority and silent majority issue right away.
WoW has 99 problems but a vocal minority ain't one
NO because you can't please everyone all the time... What if the general populace vote they want said feature in the game but when blizz implements it, 60 % of that General populace that voted they wanted it in the game doesn't like how blizz put said feature in the game.. Then it becomes a backlash...
Dev's should always try to design around the concept of is it fun to play, and not be too easy or too challenging. Now what a dev's finds fun doesn't always turn out to be fun for the mass population..
A game should mirror the developers soul and not the ones with greater vote count.
So I voted 'No'
About that vocal minority: here are a few good reads on the topic.
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Originally posted by AzurePrower
But wouldn't you think Blizzard would have an open poll that's open for two weeks to run ideas by the players before beginning work on such an idea, eg. Real ID, Premium WoW, Pandas, etc.
If only certain players answer the poll, you won't get a representative sample.
Polls are meaningless.
"Vocal minority" = stereotype excuse for the people who don't want anything to get changed for the benefit of other players.
So they try to play every opinion down as if none is ever popular beyond the forums and among the general playerbase.
And if Blizzard actually changes something, again blame it on the vocal minority -because Blizzard for shure changed it because X% of the forum users aka 0.X% of the playerbase complained (insert single digits at will. you get the point).
A vocal minority can very well display an opinion on the forums that the majority of players share, but that does not fit into the box of the "blizz always caters to the vocal minority"-complainers.
Just let them die,
They don't need a poll or community support. Blizzard had it right all by themselves until they started listening to people around the BC expansion.
WoW is dead or is going to die upon their new expansion. Panda class? Less skill points? Less talent points? Blizzard.. You fail because you never understood and I even said this way back around their mauradon expansion years ago that was released on their forums that DONT LISTEN TO THE COMMUNITY because people don't know what they want... no offence but its the truth.
People were crying around BC about all the "math" they had to do, all the ristrictions that applied to their classes, all the points they couldn't put into special areas of their classes...
Think of it this way, you buy a coffee from a coffee store. You order double cream/sugar BUT some people order just black coffee, so all of a sudden the cream/sugar people start complaining because the time it takes to make their coffee takes so long compared to the people who order black - but the people who order black don't complain because why? Its faster and they have no problems. So what does the coffee store do with so many complaints? It starts saying "Ok guys we only serve cream/sugar now so get used to it".
Once an MMO starts listening to a community of millions of people the game itself loses control and loses everything it was known for. There needs to be control but Blizzard lost that a long time ago. That is why myself and many of my friends don't play it anymore.
We don't live in a world of "Listen to the customer" anymore because theres is just so many customers now adays with so many random ideas. The only way to make sense of things is to take control and run things with your own imagination, if people don't like it - they don't have to take part in it because they didn't make it. This isn't food or drinks this is an art of VIdeo games! The artist should always have it the way he wants it.
I would love to get back into WoW myself but the way the game is now compared to Level 60/70 is just aweful and a complete joke. It bothers me how far Blizzard took this game that is why my comment is so long, I loved this game back at level 60 even 70 then 80 came and 85 came soon to be 90 and I have no interest of coming back...
They didn't ever gave me the impression that they are actively listening to what the player base comes up with. Stuff like more rp options and player housing has been asked for for years. They did listen in the case of open world pvp and adding incentives when TBC launched. But at the same time they added arena's which restricted pvp to instances to an even greater extent than pre-tbc battlegrounds already did.
They just add more of the same again and again and always a slight level cap increase rendering your current gear obsolete. WOW before TBC was at a crossroads and I'm afraid they went the wrong direction.
I voted yes, but the answer could really by yes and no.
Leaving a poll up to 6 year old kids would be crazy !!!!
I voted 'No'. Not enough people would vote in the polls (1) and (2) Blizzard already has a pretty good idea of what the majority wants. Having a poll on game changes would just give people another reason to complain about the game.
I can not remember winning or losing a single debate on the internet.
I've only really started playing wow recently and am loving it. When i heard about Panda's my snap reaction was, I'm done, however my researched reaction is i seriously can't wait for this expansion.
As far as ToR giving wow any real competition in the long run is highly unlikely. ToR for all intents is a single player story line, a linear run that you can do with friends. Think about this, you have a friend whom joins months later, and you want to play together, there is no crunch options, he's gotta sit through all the cut-scenes, wait 150 hours as that's how far you've played and that's if you completely stop playing so they can catch up.
I'm sure it'll be an OK game but the sheer fundamental mechanics of how it flows is nothing for Blizz to sweat over. It's as close as it gets to 100% linear story quest progression. Now think about all your options in wow; as i mentioned in the "long run" swtor isn't going to give wow much of a run for it's money.
Originally posted by Draftbeer
A game should mirror the developers soul and not the ones with greater vote count.
So I voted 'No'
I pray for the souls of the WoW team then. Clearly they are lost.
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WoW already ruined a long time ago when they released BC.
Up to them really. I'll will say this though, Ultima Online Devs have pretty much always discussed changes to UO with the community before implementing them. Testing meant playing with the update or expansion and discussing it with the devs. The good, the bad, bugs, how enjoyable or unenjoyable it made the game and they asked us for ways to improve it. UO is still going after 12 or 13 years now and hasn't been forced to convert to the F2P model like so many others, yet at least.
Well, when you implement features in the game that break community interaction (LFD and more), then the community eventually goes to shit. Blizzard is the only ones to blame.
Help Funcom make AoC a better game; quit your World of Failcraft subscription.
Blizzard entertainment: ruining games for money ever since the Activition merge.
blizzard already do customer focus groups, analysis etc. The issue is that they are doing exactly what is being asked of them by the majority of the casual customer base.
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No. Polls would not help as being online they could easily be manipulated. What you want is already happening anyhow, just not with "polls". Go onto WoW's site and get into the forums. I see post all the time concerning ideas that blues comment on. They're obvious watching the forums and listening to the players.
The fact is.. the hardcore players are not the majority.. they are the minority. I am a casual gamer, 30, married with a child and a full time job. I have told people for years now that casual gamers are the target aduience, not the hardcore. People argued with me like rabid dogs... however, look at the game now and where it's going.. it's completely catering to the casual player (me). So.. I am completely happy about the direction and what people call the "dumbing down" of the game. When I get on for the few hours a week that I can, I'm able to get 15 or so dungeons and a bunch of battlegrounds done, which is wonderful.


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This, more or less, is what we do with public spending. Every time a policy change is made, the Scottish and Welsh piles of money are measured against the English and adjusted according to a pre-set formula. The result, over the years, has been disproportionately high spending in Scotland. So it should have been no surprise that the Prime Minister's little tour of the north-south divide ended with MPs from the north of England taking the opportunity to ask for things to be adjusted their way.
Perhaps it should also be no surprise that, last week, the Chancellor told them that the system stays. This loyal Labour group went quietly, but that is not the end of the story. As the new Scottish Parliament asserts its right to set spending in areas as expensive as student fees, and as the Treasury tries to keep the lid on with "co-ordinating" meetings, the English are getting restless.
Geographical differences - particularly in access to "rationed" health care, such as expensive drugs - are increasingly contentious. Resentment at the extent to which a Scottish-sounding government tips public money towards the Scots is building up in the northern shires. Even down south the issue reverberates. London's mayoral candidates demand London's wealth back almost as vociferously as nationalists claim Scotland's oil. And new local government legislation will offer other cities the privilege of electing mayoral loudmouths for themselves.
Contrary to general belief, it is not the famous "Barnett formula" that is the root of the trouble. As Professor Gavin McCrone of Edinburgh University has pointed out, these patterns go back more than a century, to Goschen's Chancellorship. He decided that the proceeds of the wheel tax and the horse tax would be distributed between England (assumed to include Wales), Ireland (then, of course, the entire island) and Scotland in the proportions of 80, 9 and 11. This was supposed to reflect the contribution of each part of the United Kingdom to the Exchequer, although there was some sheltering of the impoverished Irish. Over time, however - elements of this formula survived way beyond horse-drawn wheels - this distribution became way out of line with either fiscal contribution or population. By the early 1950s, Scots were paying 7 per cent less revenue per head than the UK average and receiving 19 per cent more expenditure per head.
In the late 1970s, when devolution was on the cards and spending per head in Scotland had reached 28 per cent above the average, the then Chief Secretary to the Treasury, now Lord Barnett, introduced a formula supposed to bring things back into balance. The Scots were to get no more of any increase in public spending than would be justified by their population. Instead of Goschen's pounds 11 for every pounds 80 spent in England and Wales, the Treasury would pay only pounds 10 for every pounds 90.
There were two problems with this. First, even 10:90 over-represented the Scots, and the disproportion increased. In the early 1990s, Joel Barnett's descendant as Chief Secretary, Michael Portillo, trimmed the ratio again, and it is now supposed to be "recalibrated" to population each year. But - and this is the second problem - as this formula only applied to extra spending, it would take a long time to erode Scottish advantage, especially as successive Scottish secretaries succeeded in securing "special" exceptions. The lower the rate of inflation, the slower this adjustment is. So in the second half of the 1990s, the Scots still received a level of public spending per head more than one- fifth above the English level.
And it shows. Last year only 15 per cent of those on Scottish hospital waiting lists had been there more than six months, compared with nearly 30 per cent of those on lists in the north-west of England. Scottish GPs had an average of fewer than 1,500 patients on their lists, compared with nearly 1,900 in the English north-west. School class sizes were below the UK average in Scotland, spending per secondary school pupil away above. And so on.
Three arguments are still advanced for this pattern. One - more or less Goschen's - is that Scotland should get back what it puts in. That was very fashionable among nationalists when the North Sea started to gush liquid gold, but every detached analyst of public finances has concluded that Scotland has been allowed to run a much larger public sector deficit than the United Kingdom as a whole.
The second argument is quite the opposite - that far from being a relatively rich nation which deserves the benefit of its wealth, the Scots are relatively poor and should benefit from redistribution from the rest of the United Kingdom. That was certainly true in the 1930s, when spreading industrial recession cut swathes of unemployment and poverty through the Scottish central belt. But by the early 1990s disposable income per head was higher in Scotland than in most English regions, and unemployment was below the English average. Both comparisons have drifted away from Scotland somewhat since then, but - even excluding Wales and Northern Ireland - Scotland is still not the worst-off region on either score.
The third and best argument is that the Scots simply need more public funding to achieve the same standards. Despite more doctors and shorter waiting times, mortality rates are higher in Scotland than in any other region. Some services have to be stretched, expensively, to reach remote areas: there are only 66 inhabitants to the Scottish square kilometre, compared with 242 in the United Kingdom as a whole. But other areas face the same problem: there are only 61 people per square kilometre in Northumberland, 70 in North Yorkshire.
A massive "needs assessment" exercise was conducted by the last Labour government in the 1970s, only to be put aside in favour of the Barnett formula. Assessing needs is, of course, a highly subjective and contentious business. But such analysis is supposed to underpin the distribution of funds within England. It is high time it was applied uniformly across the United Kingdom. For, just as the Prime Minister sought to argue on his north-south tour, there are patches of affluence and poverty, enterprise and unemployment, old industry and new business, in all parts of the United Kingdom. Even if we exclude offshore industry, the latest figures show GDP per head to have been higher in north-east Scotland than in any other sub-region except inner London.
Of course Scotland still has problems: sparsity, climate and remoteness from continental Europe. But these problems do not change character at the Scottish border. You will not build a healthy federation - or whatever it is that Mr Blair is aiming for - by appearing determined to favour one part of it. The others notice. And Labour loyalists or no, they are becoming a noisier bunch.
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Who Wore It Best: Blake Lively or Taylor Swift?
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Taylor Swift's "You Belong with Me" lyrics could very well apply to the difference between Blake Lively's style versus her own: "She wears short shorts, I wear T-shirts." But if there ever was a time where Lively's sexy style met Swift's country-cute taste, it was with this Tibi Spring 2011 dress.
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Winchester introduced their .338 Winchester Magnum in 1958 to a specific group of hunters of large North American game. The popularity of the cartridge soon spread to Africa where hunters used it to harvest medium game and some large animals as well.
The .338 used a .375 H&H Magnum case that had been necked down to take the smaller .338 caliber bullet. This allowed the use of a rather heavy bullet pushed by enough powder so that a 200 grain soft point bullet will nearly reach 3,000 feet per second and have a muzzle energy exceeding 3,800 foot pounds. The Winchester Model 70 Alaskan was among the first rifles that was chambered for to fire cartridge. Winchester designed this rifle with the hunter of big game in Alaska in mind. The .338 has a reputation for being one of the best cartridges for hunting elk in use today, and has also been employed with great success for bear hunting as well. A great advantage of the cartridge is how well it retains energy at long distances. With the right load, it still has nearly 2,000 foot pounds of energy available at 400 yards. This makes the effective range of the .338 better than the .375 H&H Magnum.
All that power and reach comes with a cost. The rifles which fire .338 are built heavily and weigh and average of 8 to 10 pounds. More often discussed than gun weight is the recoil factor. The .30-06 generates recoil in the range of 15 foot pounds, while the .338 Winchester Magnum generates recoil in the range of 30 foot pounds! This is a significant number for recoil, but it's not enough to dissuade the hunters who need the performance that this cartridge presents.
Several major manufacturers sell rifles chambered for the .338 Winchester Magnum. These companies include Winchester, naturally, Ruger, and Remington. Weatherby and Savage also make some of the more well known rifles made to fire the .338. Bolt action rifles are the most common platform, although Browning makes a BAR semi-automatic rifle that is chambered for the .338.
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Crows are Chased and the Chasing Crows are Destined to be Chased as Well, Division in Perspective – Light in Dark
A digital installation in three dimensions on seven screens.
This is an artwork that explores Japanese spatial awareness. It exists in three dimensions in a three-dimensional space that we call Ultra Subjective Space. The Japanese mythical bird Yatagarasu*, rendered in light, flies around the space leaving trails of light in its path, creating spatial calligraphy. As the crows chase and are chased by each other through the air, they become flowers, and eventually scatter.
The Itano Circus is a unique technique pioneered by Japanese animation and created by animator Ichiro Itano. In this technique, a screen is packed to capacity with swarms of flying missiles that are drawn in a completely distorted perspective. These distortions give the audience a stronger sense of dynamic movement and impact. Through ultra-high-speed camera work, and through staging that envelops the viewer's perspective, this technique creates an overwhelmingly beautiful image.
In this digital artwork, an homage to the Itano Circus, teamLab has recreated this distortion of space, formerly used in 2-D animation, in a 3-D space. This is an exploration of 1) what sort of logical structure of spatial perception constitutes this distortion of space pioneered by Japan's animators, and 2) the hypothesis that this is in line with the continuous tradition of Japanese spatial perception. By recreating this distortion of space in a 3-D space, teamLab widens the perspectival viewpoint. This work is also an experiment into the viewer's visual experience, as it divides the viewer's perspective while deploying divided perspective into 3-D space.
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GNOME's File Manager Will Be More User-Friendly
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Tag Heuer Grand Carrera – How to Wear It Correctly?
Do we, especially those men who are often active in formal occasions such as business activities, really need to pay special attention on wearing Tag Heuer Grand Carrera watch? And which hand is the most suitable to wear your Grand Carrera watch? This really certain kind of explanation or study.
Which hand will be the suitable one to wear your replica tag heuer grand carrera – explaining from the point of domestic traditional concepts and international common practice
There is a old saying in China of " men left and women right", and the left is bigger, the right is smaller, which include the order of the seat in festival, which is arranged according to this. And maybe because of this reason, Chinese men love to wear watch on their left hands. And you can also find that people wear watch on left hands in the international common practice.
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A: It's normal for your breasts to swell for up to two to five days after you give birth (this is called engorgement). It happens because your body is figuring out how much milk you need to produce and when, and this can make your breasts swell or feel rock-hard. Most women can tell when their milk comes in -- your breasts might feel like foreign objects attached to your body.
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Professor Mary Thompson-Jones knows the intricacies of diplomacy operations, with more than two decades of experience in foreign policy. In her new book, To the Secretary: Leaked Embassy Cables and America's Foreign Policy Disconnect, she explores the intricacies exposed by the 2010 WikiLeaks scandal.
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Sheila Harrity, a doctoral student in education and the principal of Worcester Technical High School, participated in NBC News' Education Nation summit in New York this week.
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The Massachusetts Promise Fellowship, a nonprofit AmeriCorps organization housed within Northeastern's Center for Community Service, gives participants free access to higher education.
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Not just ordinary hypocrisy, you see, Victorian hypocrisy. If you were going to construct a list of great Victorian crimes - or rather great Victorian crimes as adduced by people whose idea of the Victorian age is a tableau composed of Prince Albert's sidewhiskers, Florence Nightingale and covered table legs - then "hypocrisy" would probably come fairly near the top. Even Viz, I notice, now runs a strip called "Victorian Dad", in which a frock-coated paterfamilias harangues his family on the evils of the flesh before going off to masturbate himself senseless over a What The Butler Saw machine. It would be closely followed - and this is a selection of newspaper definitions charted in the past few weeks - by prudishness, emotional coldness, sexual repressiveness, inability to communicate with one's offspring and snobbishness. And all these are only private characteristics - never mind the public failures of racism, Imperialism, xenophobia, proto- Thatcherism and so on.
There is, of course, nothing new in any of this. In the hands of the great late-19th-century sceptics, "Victorian" had become a term of abuse well before Queen Victoria's death, and the severest fault-finders of the Victorian era were the Victorians themselves. Certainly the critic and later Liberal politician John Morley's complaint that Victorian England was "a community where political forms, from the monarchy down to the popular chamber, are mainly hollow shams, disguising the coarse supremacy of wealth ..." seems a great deal more pointed than late-20th-century whinging about "hypocrisy".
Predictably, for a period of English history that lasted longer than the average lifespan of the people caught up in it, the problem lies in definition. Like "Liberal" or "Radical", "Victorian" has so many meanings that it is practically meaningless. So many representatives, too. If Jeremy Bentham, with his stony utilitarianism seems one kind of quintessential Victorian, despite dying five years before Victoria came to the throne, then so does an aesthete like Walter Pater. Gladstone and Disraeli, the free-thinking Bishop Colenso, and the novelist George Gissing - each, however great the differences between them, lived at the same time and are susceptible to the same kind of blanket categorisation.
Talking vaguely about "the Victorian age" doesn't help, either. Historians tend to parcel up the 63 and a half years of Victoria's reign into three compartments: an early period peaking in the Great Exhibition of 1851, a second stage ending in the Reform Bill of 1867, and a long end-of-century twilight. Even this, though, barely papers over the chronological cracks. The gap between the 1880s and the 1840s is as profound as that between the 1960s and the 1920s. A few prominent exceptions aside - Gladstone, for instance, or Tennyson - scarcely a single major Victorian figure lasted the entire Victorian course.
Point out these discrepancies to the average journalist, though, and he or she will simply laugh at you, for it is a fact that to the late- 20th-century sensibility "Victorian" means something in a way that other epoch-defining adjectives such as "Tudor" and "Georgian" do not - a kind of compound of thin red lines, child prostitution and flunkies in tailcoats, all overseen by the stern, unyielding, bombazine-clad figure in Windsor Castle. But quite why it should have evolved into a byword for prudishness, reticence, emotional constraint and so on, is a mystery. Granted, Victorian ukases on what could and could not be said sometimes bordered on the insane - W.S. Gilbert was once forced to change a line about a villain living in chambers "fit for a king" to "fit for heaven" - but no one who has read, say, Thackeray's letters to his mother could imagine that either of them was prudish. In fact Thackeray is fairly candid about his sexual needs (his wife spent all but the first four years of their marriage in lunatic asylums, which, as he ruefully put it, made him "a widower with a wife alive") and the painful urethral stricture picked up in the Paris brothels of the 1830s. The same point could be made of Dickens's novels, with their send-ups of "Podsnappery" and "the blush on the young person's cheek" (it's significant, perhaps, that some later Victorians thought The Pickwick Papers, in which Mr Pickwick mistakenly strays into a lady's hotel bedroom, incorrigibly vulgar). Much private correspondence of the time is notably candid about sex, and even Queen Victoria, when informed that her child-bearing days were over, is supposed to have remarked "Oh doctor, does this mean I can have no more fun in bed?"
Similarly, shelves full of evidence survive to counter the idea of emotional coldness, Sir John Franklin's letters back to his wife from his final Arctic expedition (he never returned) are a fine illustration of the depths of feeling that could exist between husband and wife in an early Victorian marriage. Beyond wedlock, this was the great age of the passionate male friendship (Thackeray and Edward FitzGerald, Tennyson and Arthur Hallam), a time when fathers anxiously monitored their sons' moral and spiritual growth and exulted in the companionship it brought. Reading the correspondence between Archbishop Benson and his son Martin, in which the topics of the day are touched on in terms of perfect equality, it comes as a shock to realise that one of the participants was still an Eton schoolboy.
Then there is that eternal reticence and repression. How many essays has one read, for instance, pointing out the eagerness of Victorian writers to call a spade a large blunt instrument or to skirt round pressing emotional or sexual issues? And yet, however sharply defined the boundaries of expression, Victorian novels can deal with questions of sex and gender in a remarkably frank way - see for example the episode in Thackeray's Pendennis which hinges on the hero's putative seduction of a servant girl or the love affairs in Trollope that ooze sexual feeling ("My G---! She is my own!" Lord Chiltern yelps when his bride-to-be says yes, while charging across the carpet like a mad bull). It is arguable, too, that the constraints imposed on Victorian writers actually helped them to write better books - that George Eliot's analyses of emotion are that much more exact precisely because she isn't allowed to show her characters romping between the sheets.
Inevitably, through all these cultural cross-currents, stalks the shadow of historical relativism; the tedious assumption, made by shoals of modern cultural commentators, that the past is only important if it can be shown to resemble our own arrangements. Hence the habit of referring to virtually any unmarried Victorian man as a "repressed homosexual" - in other words invoking a construct of which in many cases he would have been simply unaware. Look at the Victorians on their own terms and, for the most part, they cease to be timid, emotionally starved, prudish hypocrites and become civilised and sophisticated human beings. And while there is no point trying to defend some of the more blatant Victorian scandals, this was also an age, to go back to Morley, in which "New truths were welcomed in free minds, and free minds make brave men."
One of my favourite books is a modest little volume called Putting The Clock Back, in which an elderly Quaker woman named Agnes Yates reminisces about her Somerset childhood in the 1870s. To a modern eye this is a world hedged about with chilling protocols and exclusions, doing what you were told beneath the gaze of an exacting deity. At the same time no one could doubt that the author loved her parents and relished the life they gave her. To forget these testimonies, in the rush to assault Victorian "hypocrisy", "repression" and other suppositious failings is simply to be false to history and, by extension, our collective sense of the people we are and have become.
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I'm not sure we want to support NPPVpluginKeepLibraryInMemory either. Right now that marks an instance for caching, which effectively prevents its plugin from ever unloading since an instance will remain indefinitely. This is a silly way to implement it, a better way would be to just mark the plugin as do-not-unload when this is set on any instance. However, since we don't unload plugins by default anyway this isn't really an issue.
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Welcome back Libby....
You will love that high speed... but you can never go back to a dial up.
Well you can, but it will drive you nuts!
Been a strange season here too.... got tons of stuff to do before winter
sets in which will be here soon.
The fall colors here are awesome this year. Really stand out for a
change. Notice it everywhere I go... and lack of it here at home! Spring
and fall seem to be short season for me. Or some weather track hits here
and destroys it, so never planted allot for that time of year. We
already had a hard freeze here, but I brought things in or covered them.
Glad I did, weather is back in the high 70-low 80 again, although the
nights are getting cool.
BTW that great list I had in the beginning of spring .... you know you
all have them, listing everything you want to get done this year... well
I think I got one done if that.... bummer.
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> Sent: Saturday, October 11, 2003 10:47 AM
> To: firstname.lastname@example.com
> Subject: [CHAT] Re: hi again
> Hi everybody,
> I'm finally back - even have my very own email account now (I know it
> doesn't seem like much but I've only had work email prior to this, and
> yahoo account for temporary connection but it doesn't have much space
> hey,
> for free what more could I ask?). And my husband decided to go for
> cable modem a few weeks ago which I have to admit is great - the
> connection
> speed is very nice.
> Summer has just whizzed by. How did it get to be October? (let alone
> 2003...) We've had an incredible amount of rain all summer, after 9
> of drought, so it's been interesting to see what is thriving with the
> moisture and what really prefers it drier. The lawn never went
dormant at
> all. I finished planting half of my new bed (on a slope I thought was
> dangerous to mow): newspaper-and-mulched it and put in some different
> kinds
> of salvias and other plants for the butterflies and hummingbirds, and
> 3
> sapphireberries, which came up on this list probably 3 years ago.
Took me
> that long to find them. I will look up the true names and write
> but
> I am really excited to be back so I want to send this now!! I had an
> bed with a goumi, a russian mt. ash, and a pussy willow in it, plus
> various
> perennials, and I made that the small side of the trapezoid and
> it
> to 2 little cleveland pears (I know, I know, but at least they're not
> Bradfords) above and outside the corners of the oval bed, so it's all
> bed now. I still have about 1/3 to plan and plant, but I am happy to
> accomplished what I did.
> Right here the most damage from Isabel was 4 of the 7 large Bradford
> lining our across-the-street neighbor's driveway came down - 3
> one
> uprooted - gave the whole neighborhood something to do the next day,
> there was still warm water left in the water heater for showers after!
> Lost
> several relatively young willows in the neighborhood, and then there
> a
> number of big trees down on some of the wooded roads in the area. All
> all, very fortunate.
> Question on vines for you all - I planted a hops vine (humulus) and
> growing very well when the deer don't browse it. I planted it at the
> of an arch (to which someone here pointed me last year, from Lee
> Tools - whoever it was, thanks!), and it has grown up to the top of
> arch
> nicely, but it also keeps trying to spread, well, wherever it can,
> including
> into midair. Is there a trick to training vines or is it simple
> persistence
> of bringing back the errant tendrils and wrapping them on the arbor?
> Also,
> do I cut this back?
> My mom gave me a heather collection (6 varieties) from White Flower
> this summer. They are all still very small, but I'm hoping most of
> will survive the winter and then I'll have some input on what will
> a
> normal summer here. If there is such a thing!
> Jesse, I am so glad to hear Fizick has rejoined the ranks. I told my
> three
> about him and they've all been sending good kitty wishes his way.
> Thank you all for being out there, this is a wonderful community and I
> glad to be back as a hopefully more active part of it again.
> Libby
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