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Meet Our Chief Executive Officer
Stephanie Sklar joined the Sonoran Institute as its Chief Executive Officer in October 2014. Prior to joining the Sonoran Institute, Stephanie served as Director of Development for the Institute of the Environment at the University of Arizona since 2010. At the U of A, Stephanie was responsible for directing and managing all fund development activities for the Institute. Prior to working for the University of Arizona, she was the Executive Director of Social Venture Partners of Greater Tucson from 2007 – 2010. Sklar was formerly the Executive Director of the Arizona League of Conservation Voters, Arizona's largest member-supported statewide conservation organization with offices in Tucson and Phoenix. Before moving to Arizona in 1994, Sklar was Vice President for Public Affairs for the National Wildlife Federation, the largest environmental education organization in the US. While in DC, she also served as Vice President for Communications at The Nature Conservancy in Arlington, VA, and was appointed by President Reagan as Communications Director for the President's Commission on Americans Outdoors. She also was an Associate Director of the Small Business Center for the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. A graduate of Vassar College, Sklar earned her M.A.T. in English from Brown University and studied post-graduate business at George Washington University.
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Laurel Arndt
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Laurel Arndt is a Program Manager for the Sun Corridor Legacy Program in Phoenix, Arizona. She is an environmental and urban planner who has specialized in interdisciplinary impact analysis in social and natural sciences and strategic regulatory planning. She has over 15 years of broad environmental, urban, and conservation planning experience which includes environmental assessments, ecological inventory and site analysis, master planning, site planning, and public participation planning, environmental education and policy analysis and development. She has spent many years working with the public and private sector to develop and preserve open space, recreation areas and trails. In her spare time she can be found mountain biking, rock climbing or mountaineering.
Celedonia Alvarado Camacho
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Seth Cothrun
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As the Senior Director of Marketing & Development, Seth is responsible for the Sonoran Institute's brand and marketing strategies as well as leading the suite of development strategies that support the mission of the Sonoran Institute. He joined the Sonoran Institute in 2013 to build the organization's corporate partnership program and still leads this growing effort. Prior to joining Sonoran Institute, he spent almost 7 years managing business development and marketing initiatives throughout the Americas in the institutional asset management space, working with some of the largest public and private funds in the world. Prior to the financial industry, he spent several years as a project, then program, manager in the US Forest Service throughout the West, in addition to serving nationally on Type 1 Incident Management and Burned Area Emergency Rehabilitation teams tasked with managing high complexity wildland fire incidents and post-fire effects. He has also lived and worked in México as a photographer. He holds an M.A. from the University of Chicago in Anthropology & Latin American Studies and a B.A. from the University of Arizona in Anthropology & Latin American History. He is a native of the Sonoran desert, but also loves the Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming where his wife is from.
Elise Christmon
Development Coordinator520-290-0828 ext 1149 firstname.lastname@example.com
Elise has been working as Development Coordinator for the Sonoran Institute since November 2016 assisting with fundraising and development activities. She graduated from Oberlin College with a degree in Art History and German, specializing in Medieval art. Upon graduating Elise returned to her home town of Tucson and began working in the nonprofit arts community specializing in Business, Operations, and Development. Outside of work Elise enjoys volunteering her time helping animals, children, the outdoors, or a combination of all three. She is a dog and chicken enthusiast and hopes to someday welcome goats into her family.
Ian Dowdy
Director - Sun Corridor Program602-393-4310 ext 308 email@example.com
Ian is the Program Director for the Sun Corridor Legacy Program based in Phoenix. He began working for the organization in 2013 and is guiding the Sonoran Institute's efforts on integrating long-term sustainability with growth and economic prosperity in the arid deserts of Arizona and California. Ian is a certified urban planner who has worked at municipalities and in private industry in Arizona. He specializes in crafting solutions that protect the natural and cultural heritage of the region while supporting economic development and promoting vibrant and high quality communities. Ian is leading a number of projects that involve renewable energy development, sustainable infrastructure, large-landscape conservation, military base protection, water sustainability, and resilient urban communities. In the past few years, Ian co-founded the White Tank Mountains Conservancy and the Arizona Alliance for Livable Communities and is serving on several committees in the region that focus on conservation and urban development. In 2013, the Sonoran Desert Heritage conservation plan that Ian helped to develop won the Best Project award from the American Planning Association-Arizona Chapter and was introduced into Congress. Among his many interests, Ian enjoys the outdoors, golf, performing arts, and is a singer and assistant choir director at his church.
Angelica Cruz Favela
Grants and Contracts Manager520-290-0828 ext 1102 email@example.com
Angelica Favela, Grants & Contracts Manager joined in 2016. Her primary responsibilities include compliance, monitoring and financial reporting, budgetary review, and invoicing funders. She works closely with Program Directors and staff to insure that grant budgets and financial reporting needs are met. Angelica earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from the University of Arizona. Prior to joining SI Angelica was with the Pascua Yaqui Tribe from 2007-2016. During her time at the Pascua Yaqui Tribe, Angelica worked in the Finance Department in several accounting fields, which included Accounts Payable, Enterprise Fiscal Analyst and Senior Grants & Contracts Accountant. Angelica is a proud member of the Pascua Yaqui Tribe she loves to garden, ride in El Tour de Tucson and spend time with her family.
Toni Garcia-Bullington
Executive Assistant520-290-0828 ext 1113 email@example.com
Toni joined the Sonoran Institute staff in 2016 and serves as the Executive Assistant to the Chief Executive Officer. Her responsibilities include being the primary point of contact for all matters pertaining to the CEO. She also serves as liaison to the board of directors and senior management teams; and oversees special projects.
Guadalupe Fonseca Molina
Restoration Field Coordinator+52-686-582-54-31 email@example.com
Rocio Garcia Villanueva
Finance and Adminstrative Coordinator+52-686-582-54-31 email@example.com
Rocio Garcia is the Finance and Administrative Coordinator at the Sonoran Institute office in Mexicali, Baja California. She graduated from the University of Baja California with a bachelor's degree in Business Administration and has completed several graduate courses in Marketing from the CETYS University (Center for Technical and Higher Education). Rocio worked for several years as the coordinator of EmpreSer de Mexico A.C. in collaboration with the University of Baja California implementing a free consultancy support project for university students to develop business plans and open small businesses in the area. She worked with AEURHYC (Ecological Association of Users of the Hardy and Colorado Rivers) to provide administrative support and recently worked as an assistant sales manager at a transport company. She is proficient in English and fluent in Spanish. Rocio has been married two years and has a 6 month old baby named Andrea. In her free time she enjoys looking for business opportunities to create hand-made crafts and confectionery for events.
Gabriela González Olimón
Environmental Education Coordinator - Colorado River Delta Program686-564-9399 email@example.com
Gabriela is the Environmental Education Coordinator for the Colorado River Delta Program at Sonoran Institute Mexico, A.C. in the Mexicali, Baja California office since early 2015. Gaby focuses on promoting ecological restoration in the communities near the Delta, coordinating school and community presentations and workshops, guiding interpretive walks in our restoration sites and developing the environmental education program. She graduated in 2009 with a BS in Biology from Autonomus University of Baja California and has implemented environmental education programs in Baja California, at Grand Canyon National Park and in an ecology school in Maine. While exploring forests and deserts and climbing rocks for fun, she became passionate about fuzzy and feathered creatures from an early age. She also has experience in wildlife monitoring, especially the endangered California condor and bats. Gaby aims to inspire youth to be out in nature, she loves exploring new places and cooking.
Michelle Hernandez
Urban Projects Coordinator+52-686-582-54-31 email@example.com
Michelle Hernandez is the Urban Projects Coordinator for the Colorado River Delta Legacy Program in the Mexicali office, where she is in charge of urban project implementation in the field. In 2016, Michelle and the team led the first urban project in the city of Mexicali, conducting drain sanitation along with government agencies and the community. She began working with Sonoran Institute in 2011 as a student conducting economic surveys with spring break visitors along the Colorado River. Michelle joined the organization as a full-time staff member in 2014. She has a Bachelors in Business Administration from Universidad Autónoma de Baja California (UABC). Additionally, she is a National Hammer Throw Gold Medalist and represented Baja California in Hammer Throw for 10 years.
Will Holst
Marketing Communications Coordinator520-290-0828 ext. 1101 email@example.com
As the Marketing Communications Coordinator, Will is responsible for the creation of marketing and communication efforts in support of the mission of the Sonoran Institute. He joined the Sonoran Institute in 2016 after a career as a news and documentary producer, where he won 6 Regional Emmy awards including Best News Producer. More recently, he was the Visual Strategy Manager at the national headquarters of Make-A-Wish America, where he led creative visual branding efforts including the organization's first national Direct Response Television Commercial. He holds a B.A. in Media Arts and an M.P.A. in Public Administration with a concentration in Public Management and Finance from the University of Arizona. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from his M.P.A program and was inducted into Pi Alpha Alpha, an international honor society for public affairs and administration professionals. His interests include hiking, photography, snowboarding, and spending time on the beach.
Fátima Luna
Project Manager - Environmental and Natural Resource Economist520-290-0828 ext 1115 email@example.com
Fátima joined the Sonoran Institute in 2013 and serves as the Environmental and Natural Resource Economist for the Colorado River Delta Program. Fatima's role in the program is to make a socioeconomic argument for Delta conservation. Fátima has experience conducting Benefit Costs Analysis, ecosystem valuation methods and economic impact of environmental, social, and cultural benefits of restoration efforts. She received a B.A. in Environmental Economics and Policy from the University of California Berkeley and a M.S. in Agriculture Resource Economics from the University of Arizona. Born and raised in a small rural farming community in Mexico, Fátima understands the value of rivers, wildlife, and culture. She has traveled throughout Mexico. Today, she enjoys home gardening with her husband and two children in South Tucson, AZ.
Sarah Martin
Development Manager520-290-0828 ext 1150 firstname.lastname@example.com
Sarah Martin joined the Sonoran Institute as Development Manager in December 2016 and is responsible for the implementation of the Sonoran Institute's annual fundraising plan, as well as donor cultivation and stewardship. Prior to joining the Sonoran Institute, Sarah worked for the Center for Biological Diversity where she developed a solid understanding of fundraising strategies, which included donor analytics, database administration, financial reporting, internet acquisitions, and direct donor response. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Geography from the University of Arizona and as an undergraduate, worked as a research assistant in the UA's Laboratory of Tree Ring Research. She also served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Ecuador where she organized a women's focus group and facilitated a micro-banking program. Sarah is a passionate baker and spent a number of years as a professional pastry chef. She is also an enthusiastic hiker and loves spending time outside with her husband and young daughter.
Brandon Ruiz
Program Associate602-393-4310 ext.307 email@example.com
Brandon began at the Sonoran Institute in 2016 as a Program Associate working under the Western Lands and Communities program — a joint partnership with the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy. Brandon is involved with program initiatives in the areas of water, resilient communities and exploratory scenario planning, working with a variety of stakeholders from city planners and academics, to local residents and organizations. He earned a Bachelor's of Science in Sustainability and a Bachelor's of Science in Urban Planning from Arizona State University, and will be pursuing a master's degree in Urban and Environmental Planning. His main points of interest are in energy, community development and the interconnections between the natural and built environment. He has had the opportunity to be involved with local schools, businesses, and student organizations in a range of community engagement and leadership positions. Outside the office he enjoys exploring new places in between the calm of mountains and trees.
Tomás Rivas Salcedo
Ecological Monitoring Coordinator+52-686-582-54-31
Edith Santiago Serrano
Associate Director - Colorado River Delta Program+52-686-582-54-31 firstname.lastname@example.com
Edith Santiago is the Associate Director for the Colorado River Delta Legacy Program and has been working in the Program since 2005. Edith is responsible for overseeing the operation of the field office in Mexicali, including the administration and implementation of projects. She supports the Program in establishing work plans, identifying funding needs with foundations and private donors. She has experience managing conservation and restoration projects in Mexico and training in estuarine and coastal ecosystems restoration and management. Edith speaks Spanish and English and some French. She holds a master's degree in Integrated Environmental Studies from the University of Southampton in the United Kingdom and studied Oceanology at the University of Baja California in Ensenada Baja California with emphasis in water quality.
Karen Schlatter
Adaptive Management Specialist, Program Manager - Colorado River Delta Program720-587-9107 firstname.lastname@example.com
Karen is the Adaptive Management Specialist for the Colorado River Delta Program and has been working in the Delta Program since 2010. Karen manages the ecological monitoring program, guides adaptive management of restoration sites, and provides program support in communications and fundraising. She is a co-manager of the Minute 319 binational monitoring team and specializes in vegetation monitoring and riparian restoration ecology. Karen has led research initiatives on wetland restoration success criteria in California and adaptive management of restoration treatments and environmental flows in the Delta. She enjoys working at the nexus of ecological restoration, policy, natural resource management, and social values. Karen has an M.S. in Environmental Studies from the University of Colorado Boulder and a B.S. in Biology from McGill University, Montreal. She previously served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Paraguay and is fluent in Spanish and Guaraní.
John Shepard
Senior Director of Programs520-290-0828 ext 1108 email@example.com
John Shepard is the Senior Director of Programs at the Sonoran Institute, responsible for ensuring that the organization's programs align with the mission and vision of the organization. John oversees all programs and works with staff in program planning, implementation, and evaluation. He also is responsible for new program development and assists with fundraising at the organizational and program level. John has launched the Institute's renewable energy program, as well as training programs on community land-use planning for rural western county commissioners, integrating conservation into master-planned communities for developers, and partnership building for public land managers and gateway communities. He also established Building from the Best of Tucson, a project that promotes development consistent with Tucson's building traditions and appropriate for a desert community. Before joining the Institute, John worked for seven years in resource development at The Wilderness Society and for five years conducting a series of investigative reports on federal health and safety programs for a consumer advocacy organization.
Katie Shields
Chief Finance and Administrative Officer520-290-0828 ext 1114 firstname.lastname@example.com
Katie Shields joined the Finance Department of the Sonoran Institute as Controller in April 2011. Katie became Chief Finance and Administrative Officer for the Institute in October, 2012. She provides leadership and strategic direction for all financial and operational functions, and directly oversees finance, accounting, human resources, and information technology. Katie earned a Bachelor of Science degree in accounting from Millikin University in Decatur, IL. Upon graduating, she began her career in public accounting as an auditor. During her 8 years as an auditor, Katie was exposed to a variety of accounting for various industries. For approximately the last 3 years as an auditor, Katie worked for an accounting firm in Tucson, AZ and primarily audited non-profit organizations in Tucson. In her free time, Katie enjoys spending time with her family.
Jeremy Stapleton
Program Manager602-393-4310 ext 307 email@example.com
Jeremy joined the Sonoran Institute in 2016 as Program Manager of Western Lands and Communities, a joint program between the Sonoran Institute and the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy that looks at the economic, environmental and community needs of the West with a long-term, strategic perspective focusing on shaping growth, sustaining cities, protecting resources and empowering communities. Jeremy's work aims to reconnect neighbors and nature and help people live lighter on the land and each other. His philosophy and strategies are inspired by over a decade in the fields of urban design, planning and landscape architecture and as a backcountry guide in Grand Canyon and throughout the world. He is currently Chair of the Environmental Quality Commission for the City of Phoenix and spends any remaining free time in his garden or wandering off into the wild to recharge with his family
Alfredo Ramos Tolento
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Ryan VanDero
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A native of New Jersey, Ryan always dreamed of moving west. That dream was realized in the fall of 2004 when he left behind all that he knew and took a (permanent) cross country road trip to Tucson, AZ. Having spent his life until then in the lush northeast, the southwest was a bit different than he expected. However, he quickly came to appreciate the natural beauty, great climate, and diverse wildlife of the Sonoran desert. Ryan landed at Sonoran Institute in the spring of 2012 and has been a part of the team since. Ryan provides human resources and finance support to our team and enjoys knowing his support helps keep the west an extraordinary place to live, one program at a time.
Francisco Zamora
Director - Colorado River Delta Program520-290-0828 ext 1137 email@example.com
Francisco Zamora Arroyo joined the Sonoran Institute in April 2002 to manage activities in the Delta of the Colorado River. Dr. Zamora has more than fourteen years experience working in the Delta as a researcher and project manager. As the Director of the Colorado River Delta Legacy program, he is responsible for integrating community stewardship, applied science, and local values in an alliance to reform water policy, conserve and restore priority areas, and build knowledge and capacity for collaboration between water managers and local leaders. Over the past fourteen years Dr.Zamora has developed close relationships with Mexican and U.S. agencies involved in water and land management, and communicates frequently with regional or national officials dealing with issues in the Colorado River Delta. He spends a good portion of his time in the field working with communities, visiting potential restoration areas, and doing field research and restoration work. He obtained his Ph.D. in Resource Geography from Oregon State University in October 2002, with a minor in natural resource economics. He also holds a master's degree in Marine Resource Management from Oregon State University and a BS degree in Oceanography from Autonomous University of Baja California. He has published his work on ecological restoration, policy, and bi-national collaboration issues in the Delta.
Pedro Zapata
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Pedro Zapata joined the Sonoran Institute full time in 2016 as a Finance Coordinator. He is responsible for accounts payable in Tucson, accounting for our Mexicali office, and control of encumbrances. Pedro began his accounting career in his hometown, México City, in the mid-90s as an auditor for Ernst & Young. He also spent time in Ernst & Young administration. In addition to being an accountant, he also owns and runs a meat market in Tucson. He enjoys time with his wife and two daughters who are both in college.
Claire Zugmeyer
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Claire Zugmeyer is an Ecologist leading the Santa Cruz River Initiative within the Sun Corridor Program. Joining Sonoran Institute in 2007, she has led a variety of efforts including monitoring vegetation and fish along the river, production of the Living River series that summarizes the river health, and organization of the annual Research Days, an event promoting collaboration and awareness of regional research and conservation efforts. She completed a Masters in Wildlife and Fisheries Biology at the University of Arizona, a B.S. in Ecology, Behavior, and Evolution at the University of California, Los Angeles, and has worked on a variety of research and management projects focusing on birds, mammals, fish and amphibians, including Arizona's endangered Mt. Graham red squirrel.


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|Medium noodles
|3⁄4 Pound
|Egg yolks
|3⁄4 Teaspoon
|Pot cheese/Dry cottage cheese
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Special margarine
|2 Tablespoon, melted
|2 Tablespoon
|Egg whites
|2 , stiffly beaten
1.Preheat the oven to 375 degrees.
2.Prepare noodles in boiling water as per the package directions.
3.Strain and rinse under cold running water.
4.Drain again.
5.Whisk the yolks along with salt.
6.Put cheese, sugar and margarine and mix well.
7.Add noodles.
8.Make a well in the center and put egg whites in it.
9.Take a gresed 1 1/2 quart casserole, put the mixture in it and bake for 35 minutes.
10.Serve cold in bowls.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2563 Calories from Fat 969
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 110 g169.9%
Saturated Fat 54.9 g274.4%
Trans Fat 0.2 g
Cholesterol 793.9 mg264.6%
Sodium 2748.1 mg114.5%
Total Carbohydrates 277 g92.3%
Dietary Fiber 11.2 g44.9%
Sugars 39.6 g
Protein 115 g229.7%
Vitamin A 96.3% Vitamin C 0.05%
Calcium 58.4% Iron 72.5%
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Stoke eased to a 3-0 win over League Two Portsmouth, Jonathan Walters scoring twice for Mark Hughes' side and setting up the third for Peter Crouch against his old club.
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In the great scheme of things, this may not be a lot to see that those staff have some form of representation at work, but to the TaxPayers' Alliance it is a "scandalous subsidy".
The Alliance says it is an "independent, grassroots body" but it is fairly clear which tax subsidies bother it and which do not.
It wants quangos scrapped. It worries about pension "black holes". It hates local councils just generally.
Gigantically powerful corporations reporting huge profits to shareholders and zero profits to the taxman worry it not a jot.
Some things cost money. And some of them are worth paying for. Doubtless governments could be more efficient, but the private sector isn't always cheaper.
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That would carry echoes of the origins of the company two years ago, when Henry Clarke and his son Robert took control of Yelverton Investments, effectively a shell company, with the aim of revitalising the ice-cream market, These ambitions took off last year when it acquired the Lyons Maid ice-cream business from Allied Lyons.
Mr Clarke, who made his name with the Klondike bar, America's biggest-selling novelty ice cream, aimed to cover all parts of the market from children's lollies to luxury ice-cream. But commissioning of a new state-of-the-art production facility was delayed, while a massive advertising campaign had already begun, which left it unable to meet demand. By the time the plant was commissioned, the best of the summer was over and the group was faced with severe cash-flow problems.
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The switch from SWG to SWG-NGE. What the hell were they thinking! For me a game at release that I was very disappointed with was LOTRO. While I think it is a good game and I played on and off for years, it was not the sandbox that I hoped it could be. I really would love a LOTR sandbox game in the way SWG was. I want to live in the Shire and be a gardener!
SWG - to SWG-NGE for me as well.
and SWTOR...what were they thinking? Waste of an IP, a terrible waste.
To be honest, if we had an updated version of the NGE right now, it's still a thousand times more interesting a game than most everything else on the market, IMO. I'd prefer a modern version of pre-NGE of course.
Agreed, even considering NGE was the greatest blunder this side of ET IMO.
Survivor of the great MMORPG Famine of 2011
WAR, because I actually thought it would be good.
I'd say STO, but it was Cryptic. I didn't have high expectations.
Then there's GW2. But at least I had fun levelling a couple of toons to 80l
Shadowbane is up there too, but it had a decent run.
WAR must have been the biggest disappointment. Just totally failed to live up to the hype in every way.
Every new Mmorpg after EQ dissapointed ( while certainly being blue eyed for it it made alot things right)
Todays Mmorpgs feel like easy mode, solo games soloing is more rewarding than grouping in games today and the only purpose to group is to gain a tad better gear to reach max lvl = not fun ...in EQ better gear meant faster Character progression even at max lvl.
Themepark running from quest to quest to lvl without any meaning anymore. I h8 the overwhelming ammount of quests in todays games. Youre Grinding quests on a path given by the quest guys to lvl up ,soon you start to feel like a robot killing 5 bear cubs then run back hand in kill 6 scorpions run back hand in ding ding a green common tunika and 3 silver there you go. Everyone gets the same rewards everyone does the same progression to lvl up at the end everyone is exactly the same noone varies, i want to be special but i cannot feel special this way.
Since quests are the best way to progress you have to do them .. i rather find a nice spot and train mysellf by killing stuff with the chance for a rare enemy to appear / discover. Thats no longer existant and if there are rares they arent rare more like 100% spawn rate and dont drop anything really meaningfull. Wheres my run 20% faster item or my damage shield clicky or my regen 1000 hps in 20 mins clicky or even a special attack you gain whatvever.
You cant do anything wrong Character progression wise these days. Id like to be able to gimp my character so bad he cant even kill a lvl 1 mob at lvl 60 80 or whatever i want meaninfull Character Progression. Since im a Minmaxxer id like to fiddle around with builds and try what works best for me at the same time i would enjoy if there was not just one best way.
in Short No Meaningfull Character Customization no need to gain power at max lvl beside raiding + general soloability being better over grouping = Downfall of all the new MMorpgs
I want to feel special i want to be 1 of a kind i dont want to be the same copy clone Character player 2-4000 has
YOU HAVE ALL FAILED TO DELIVER NEW MMORPG s
the bigges disappointment in the history of mankind IMHO is : Horizons!
Some might remember, is was hyped as the ultra cool open world "do everything you want" sandbox game with completely different gameplay for each race! Angels living in a Sky city, deamons able to control other players, dragons which are unbelivable hard to play.... They even intruduced a vampire race which is only able to play at night and needs to bite players to get stronger..
and what did we get? a non PvP quest grinder...
They changed the entire game fron 1 day to the other and the players didnt even recognize
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Biggest - Warhammer Online Age of Reckoning (Mythic/EA) The game was hyped as much as EQN is right now, and it was SO bad, ugh.
Yep, pretty much this one for me. I was hoping for a spiritual successor for DAOC and instead they gave us a game that was far too heavily influenced by WOW's designs rather than their earlier title.
Didn't help that they were forced to rush it out the door either.
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I did some counting, and I can tell you that SW:TOR is far ahead in the lead of "biggest MMO disapointment".
The second, but far behind, is the move from SWG to NGE tied with Warhammer Online.
Could it be that Star Wars is cursed MMO wise? ;-)
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It was a disappointment on almost every level, but the biggest disappointment with it was that it could be worked with and fixed and never was. EA held on to their money and resources tightly and it became quickly apparent that they forced WAR out early to make up for Mythic profit loss that year.
Originally posted by Jean-Luc_Picard
I did some counting, and I can tell you that SW:TOR is far ahead in the lead of "biggest MMO disapointment". The second, but far behind, is the move from SWG to NGE tied with Warhammer Online. Could it be that Star Wars is cursed MMO wise? ;-)
I think the expectations and desirers are much higher for Star Wars than any other franchise. They have made many poor SW games, but the hope is someone will step up and create the feelings we got in SW Knights of the old republic.
1. SWTOR - Really disappointing
2. GW2 - So many good ideas as a package again disappointing
3. AC2 - Why they deviated so far from the original I will never understand
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There have been so many disappointments, but I think the one that really hit home the most was Age of Conan. That was the game that basically taught me to stop allowing my hopes to be invested in MMO's. They are always overhyped and they are never, absolutely never, ever worth the wait.
Age of Conan was it, man. I truly thought it was going to be this righteous and brutal Blade of Darkness ( http://www.gog.com/gamecard/blade_of_darkness ) experience. For five years, FIVE YEARS, they teased us and talked about all the stuff that would be in the game and how hardcore it was going to be. And when it released... all anyone could wonder was, "What happened to all this stuff you talked about?"
My next biggest disappointment would have had to have been SWTOR. But... not for typical reasons. Basically... I just expected better from Bioware. I was expecting way more innovation of mechanics, a more living game world, and much deeper story that wasn't afraid to challenge the way you thought about things. What we got was WoW, with an even more static/predictable world, and a very boring story whose only saving grace was the fact that it was voice acted pretty well. On a technical standpoint, I can't really find it to be an overall bad game.... I just expected better from Bioware is all.
well actually WoW..
I loved the original warcraft games and likely spent thousands of hours with them.
Nonetheless I just couldn't find myself in the gameplay of WoW.
Plus it got so overhyped and rubbed in your face it actually got extremely annoying >.<
Nearly stopped me from playing MMO's all together, aside from GW1 that is.
When someone does something so utterly moronic that it kills your brain cells at the very thought of it.
The shutdown of CoX. I had just spoken to the wife about getting back on board a week before they said they were closing. I was just waiting for a day off so I could start the DL and get back at it. I was even going to pay for the character unlocks so I could play my mastermind again.
Screw NCSoft. Last time I get anything through them. SOE may be trash, but they at least tend to float their games forever. I mean, SWG had like 50K players for years before it got trashed...and even then it was only so that LA could release SWTOR without competition. IF SOE can find a way to keep a game with so few players around then I see no reason why NC could not do so when it not only had more players but also more profit (F2P really helped that).


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Decreasing Opportunities for Low-Wage Workers: The Role of the Nondiscrimination Law for Employer-Provided Health Insurance
As of 1978, the favorable tax treatment of fringe benefits, including health insurance, has been regulated via a nondiscrimination clause such that low-wage, full-time workers must be offered health insurance (and other benefits) that are offered to higher-wage workers by the firm. Part-time workers may be excluded from coverage, however, creating incentives for firms to hire some types of workers part time to deny them coverage. We hypothesize that firms will hire fewer workers whose relative costs have increased, that is, low-wage workers. These workers will be less likely to work for firms that offer coverage, and those that do will be more likely to work part time without being eligible for the firm's health insurance benefits. We use the 1988 and 1993 Employee Benefits Supplements to the Current Population Surveys and an employer premium imputation to examine these hypotheses. Both the descriptive and multivariate analysis are consistent with our hypotheses. We predict the probability of working for a firm that offers health insurance to decrease as premiums increase for both high- and low-wage workers. An increase in the premium is also associated with a decrease in the probability of part-time work, but an even greater decrease in the joint probability of part-time work with eligibility for health insurance.
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Open Face Sandwiches
|Gourmet loaf
|8 Ounce (1 Package, Eckrich Brand)
|English muffins
|2 , split, toasted
|1 Small, chopped
|1⁄2 Small, diced
|Canned bean sprouts
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs), drained, rinsed
|Shredded iceberg lettuce
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Low calorie thousand island dressing
|3 Tablespoon (Preferably Use Low Calorie)
|Olive slices
|3 Tablespoon (For Garnishing)
1) For each muffin half, fold the meat slices and place two on each muffin.
2) Mix the remaining ingredients, except cheese; divide evenly between the muffin halves.
3) Top each with a half a slice of cheese.
4) Broil until cheese is melted.
5) Garnish with reserved olive slices and serve.
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Serving size
Calories 284 Calories from Fat 33
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 5 g8.3%
Saturated Fat 0.71 g3.6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1.2 mg0.4%
Sodium 537.2 mg22.4%
Total Carbohydrates 53 g17.8%
Dietary Fiber 4.9 g19.8%
Sugars 4.3 g
Protein 11 g21.1%
Vitamin A 71.4% Vitamin C 23.2%
Calcium 16% Iron 32.4%
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Staying at the nearby Sheraton, was not impressed by the nearby restaurants so checked out this one. Had amazing fish, salad and fries. V friendly staff. Nice buzz for a Monday. Check it out!
We stopped in for dinner and tried some new to us beers, including an amber, Quintine.The ravioli starter was decadent, duck confit with lentils and kale was incredible, and the creme brûlée quite tasty. Hope to return before we leave.
We met a big dissapointment in this luxury resaturant as our friends have proposed to eat there. The service was very slow, even we were the only customers and we have been served a roasted steak in a blue cheese sauce all over the meat. This technique has covered the quality of the meat and we did not eat our...
Very good ambience, selection of various foods including 2 - 3 course menu for reasonable prices, the food was very good, only i missed offer of "moules et frites", however one could select. Excellent staff.
I went for a lunch yesterday and took an Italian " tartare de bœuf ". Excellent. I went again today and tried the Bacon Hamburger. Excellent again. Definitely a very good address in Brussels. Quite cheap as well if you consider the quality of meat you get in your plate
The staff in this establishment are excellent, very welcoming and professional. The food was ok, the menu is quite limited. Overall good experience
Attached to the Marivaux hotel (which is retrofitted into a former cinema), the hotel's movie theme is carried through into the brasserie's decor and feel. Service is friendly and efficient. Food is varied and well prepared, weighted as the name suggests on meat.
I had dinner while staying at the Marivaux hotel. I really liked Brasserie Meat Me, the food was good and they offer a prix-fixed menu of two or three courses for moderate prices, plus if you stay at the hotel there is further discount. I dined when the brasserie was empty, so I didnt wait much,. but I noticed that...
We were staying at the max hotel so this restaurant is very convenient. We also found the food was very tasty and the service was Excellent. We had the 2 or 3 course Fixed price dinner and it was very reasonable in price. We had duck, fries and chocolate moose which was tasty.
We started with lunch. It was so good that we went for dinner. Also stopped by for after the sightseeing drink. Food was always well prepared and served. Chicken, done, not over done. Asked about the lean quality of the pork and had another dish recommended. Very good service.
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The Debate Over Canned or Dry Dog FoodNovember 18th, 2015
Dogs owners worldwide face a dilemma when deciding whether to stick with canned or dry dog food diets. Every owner has an opinion as to what is best for the nutrition and overall health of the dog. What do the experts have to say on the matter? They are honestly just as divided. Below are a few of the basic facts when it comes to the differences in diet of Beneful. It really comes down to a matter of personal choice and economics.
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The health and well-being of your dog on beneful.com is a direct reflection of what you feed them. It is important to feed your dog food created by companies that have done sound research on what vitamins, minerals and proteins are needed for lasting health. Beneful on wikipedia provides a line of both dry and canned foods that are packed with everything needed to keep your dog happy, healthy and satisfied.
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The loudest debate with types of dog food is around whether there should be grains in the diet. Some will argue that they are not natural to a dog's diet, but others will say that in the process of eating wild meats they are ingesting vegetable matter. Grains have not proven to be harmful, so it is again a matter of personal choice.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. Missing from the gun show here next weekend will be some of the most popular guns.
Show organizers, facing pressure after last month's elementary school massacre in neighboring Connecticut, agreed to bar the display and sale of AR-15 military-style semiautomatic weapons and their large-capacity magazines.
"The majority of people wanted these guns out of the city," said Chris Mathiesen, Saratoga Springs' public safety commissioner. "They don't want them sold in our city, and I agree. Newtown, Conn., is not that far away."
Though gun advocates aren't backing down from their insistence on the right to keep and bear arms, heightened sensitivities and raw nerves since the Newtown shooting are softening displays at gun shows and even leading officials and sponsors to cancel the well-attended exhibitions altogether.
The mayor of Barre, Vt., wants a ban on military-style assault weapons being sold at an annual gun show in February. Mayor Thom Lauzon says he supports responsible gun ownership but is making the request "as a father." The police chief in Waterbury, Conn., just a few miles from Newtown, has halted permits for gun shows, saying he was concerned about firearms changing hands that might one day be used in a mass shooting.
In New York's suburban Westchester County, officials decided against hosting a gun show next month at the county center, about an hour's drive from Newtown. Three additional shows in New York's Hudson Valley and Danbury, Conn., were listed as canceled on the website for Big Al's Gun Shows.
Gun dealers around the country are reporting a spike in sales of semiautomatic rifles amid renewed talk of a federal ban on assault weapons. The possibility of new laws has also pumped up attendance at gun shows in several states.
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Valentines + Snail Mail + Tea!Wednesday, February 03, 2016
One of my favorite things from middle school was giving Valentines. I loved picking them out at the store and I loved handing them out to everyone. As I got older the group of friends I had to give them got smaller (...and I wasn't required to give them to anyone like I was in school) so I eventually stopped handing them out all together. I was sitting at my desk responding to snail mail the other day when it occurred to me "HOLY COW, I have so many people I can send valentines to!" Since then sitting on the floor in my living room with some tea, and all my mail supplies, soaking up the last of the evening sun, has been my favorite thing. It's so relaxing!
Like I mentioned last week, the response to my call for postcard pals has been incredible! So many fun postcards from all over the world are rolling in. It's so cool to hear how many others have also set snail mail goals as well. I've sent thirty pieces of mail so far this year, which is a pretty awesome start to my goal of 150 for the year, not to mention I have another twenty pieces that are ready to be dropped off in a mail box. If I keep up at this rate I'll surpass my goal in no time at all.
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What a lovely idea! Will be adding tea and Valentines to my store list this week!ReplyDeleteReplies
YAY! I'm so happy to hear that.Delete
If you've got pull with the Lipton company, get them to re-release their ginger tea. Currently you can't buy it individually; it's only available in the variety box. That is one yummy tea.ReplyDeleteReplies
Oh, that's a bummer! Also, I've never tried a ginger tea. I'll have to get on that.Delete
Oh sending teabags is such a cute idea! HAHA you're teabagging all your penpals!!! AHHH!!! Sorry. Had to.ReplyDelete
ANYWAY I love this post and your snail mail efforts. And Klaus is so cute I could die.Replies
... HAHAHA! You are THE worst.Delete
I love snail mail. :) Your writing is so cute and looks like a proper font. xoReplyDeleteReplies
Hehe, thanks Sarah! Getting so much mail has me feeling all self conscious about my hand writing. I can't believe how beautifully some people write!Delete
That's a great idea! I love tea!Although I buy the herb for infusion, for me to make them, but I also buy lipton, tetley and twinnings! :)ReplyDelete
My postcard pal sends me tea packets all the time!! I love getting them in the mail and the chance to try something new. I will say though, don't send a glitter card with tea packets. It doesn't work well lolReplyDelete
Have you ever heard of DavidsTea? I always liked tea but I never LOVED it until now. If you have ever wanted to try loose leaf tea I think you might find a tea that sounds good to you on their huge menu. I like Goji Pop and their English Breakfast teasReplyDeleteReplies
Yeah, aren't they who makes that cake one that everyone loves? I've never tried them.Delete
I've tried lots of loose leaf teas (and even have a cute manatee infuser!!)
I'm not actually a big fan of tea (...my parents made me try it as a kid and put me off forever) but cinnamon apple tea?! That sounds pretty awesome.ReplyDelete
As does snail mail, I love receiving mail!Replies
Yeah, I think this cinnamon apple could turn anyone into a tea fan!Delete
I have still got to send you something in the post and tea is my special...tea... ok, I couldn't resist. But I have a serious tea problem (boxes and boxes of tea, I even go to a tea shop and buy all sorts of loose leaf) so I'm thinking I'm going to have to treat you to some amazing tea in the future. Be prepared! - SamReplyDeleteReplies
Hahaha. That was perfect.Delete
I can't wait!!! :D
Snail mail is so much fun! I have those "hello" cards, too. I LOVE getting cards from the Target Dollar Spot - makes me want to send them out all the time. :)ReplyDelete
The Targer Dollar Spot is dangerous! They always have such awesome stuff.ReplyDelete
Nice idea, you just give me a Valentine's present idea. Thanks for sharing Kaylah.ReplyDelete
I was one of the lucky ones to get a valentine from you, and I wanted to sincerely thank you! The card was beautiful and the tea a nice touch. I've already got another postcard to send back! Thanks again.ReplyDelete
yep, I'm getting ready to send out a snail mail load of custom Valentines Monday, you're on the list :) I know you must need stationary like a hole in the head, but everyone is getting 4 custom postcard valentines with their cards as a way of expressing to "PIF" :)ReplyDeleteReplies
What?! No way, I ALWAYS "need" more stationary! :DDelete
I hated tea for the longest time, but I wanted so badly to like it. A couple years ago I decided to give it another try and I have been hooked ever since! I have never tried cinnamon tea, but it sounds so good. I need to go out and pick some up!ReplyDeleteReplies
Same, I wanted to like tea so bad!Delete
And yes, cinnamon tea is a MUST.
Thanks for sharing such a unique idea Kaylah.ReplyDelete


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Much more than a mere twig on the Versus family tree, Flower was a revered New York-based indie rock band formed by Richard Baluyut, younger brother Ed Baluyut, Ian James, and Andrew Bordwin in the late '80s. While together, they released an EP and only two albums, 1988's Concrete and 1990's Hologram Sky -- each of their releases were through the Bear label, but Hologram Sky was issued in Germany only. Upon the group's breakup in 1990, Richard Baluyut formed Versus with Fontaine Toups and Robert Hale. (Ed would bob in and out of the lineup, and another Baluyut brother, James, would also join in.) Ian James and Andrew Bordwin would eventually appear in Cell and (together) in French. In 1994, Simple Machines teamed up with Bear to issue Concrete Sky, a compilation of Flower's recorded works. As something of a sidenote, Tsunami, the band led by Simple Machines' Jenny Toomey and Kristin Thompson, covered Flower's finest moment, "Beauty Pt. II," on a 1992 single. ~ Andy Kellman, Rovi


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The Caribbean: Where innovative ships go…die?
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An announcement in Insidedefense.com that the M-80 Stiletto is returning to the Caribbean will, naturally, induce another round of "cool ship boosterism" in the milblogosphere. The Stiletto, a hi-tech platform, built by the M-Ship Company, made for ecstatic headlines last year, chasing a drug smuggler through shallow waters.
Time to temper that blogosphere enthusiasm.
Why? We've been here before. Anybody remember the Sea Bird Cutters (WSES-2)? Or the Pegasus Class Hydrofoil (PHM-1)? Outside of a small group of naval-gazing aficionados, you probably don't. They're all innovative vessels, a collection of strategic oddballs, doctrinal misfits and Big Navy orphans that ended their careers after a sunny Caribbean exile.
I'm hard-pressed to recall a single ship class/tech demonstrator that, once based or made "at home" in the Caribbean, made it out alive.
The Sea Bird Class is an interesting example. Built as oil rig crew boats, the 105 ton (lite) Dorado (WSES-1), Sea Hawk (WSES-2), Shearwater (WSES-3), and Petrel (WSES-4) were pressed into Coast Guard service for a Stiletto-like mission: Fast interdiction in shallow waters (Calling Eagle1!). A surface-effects ship (a 5 foot draft on cushion, 8 feet off), they were, just like Stiletto, an innovative hull form. And, like Stiletto, the vessels had teething problems. The Sea Birds suffered vibration issues, were slow, overweight, had maintenance issues and were pricey to operate. After 10 years, they were sent to layup in 1994, never to be seen again…unless you consider these to be a foundation for Norway's Skjold Class Patrol Craft.
Love 'em or hate 'em, these ships got the job done. Here's a bit from Petrel's history:
"Petrel is one of the most decorated patrol boats in the Coast Guard with forty three drug busts to her credit (more than any other patrol boat in commissioned service)…In addition to her extensive work in drug law enforcement, Petrel has made some dramatic rescues at sea: most recently the sailing vessel Tampawitha which was disabled off the coast of Cuba in 22 foot seas and 55 knots winds…Petrel was also recognized for her humanitarian efforts involving the steady flow of Cuban refugees and the mass exodus of Haitian migrants…"
Not bad for a five million dollar platform! But they didn't take. So, no matter how glowing the headlines, don't bet the house on Stiletto.
But, that said, don't give up hope, either. With the region now under the close supervision of a Combat Command, SOUTHCOM, the Caribbean may, one hopes, become a sort of Skunk Works for new naval platforms and tactics, rather than a nice, out-of-the-way place to park some otherwise unwanted, career-damaging strategic afterthoughts. So buck up, tech lovers! Stiletto may yet buck the trend. (Photos: US Coast Guard)
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Ville Itälä
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|Ville Itälä
|Member of the European Parliament
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20 July 2004 – 29 February 2012
|Member of the Finnish Parliament
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24 March 1995 – 20 July 2004
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10 May 1959
Luumäki, Finland
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|National Coalition Party
Ville Heimo Antero Itälä (born 10 May 1959 in Luumäki) is a Finnish politician. He was elected member of the Finnish Parliament (Eduskunta) from the district of Southwest Finland in 1995. Itälä served as the Minister of Interior under Prime Minister Paavo Lipponen in 2000–2003. He was elected chairman of the National Coalition Party (Kokoomus) in 2001. Following his resignation as party leader in 2004, he was succeeded by Jyrki Katainen. Itälä was a Member of the European Parliament from 2004 until 29 February 2012.
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The development of translational researchers in thyroid cancer requires a diligent commitment to the identification of talented researchers at the junior level, and the placement pf these individuals into a supportive environment which provides not only significant expertise in thyroid cancer, but also the provision for mentorship. Another way to produce leaders in the field of thyroid cancer research is to encourage successful translational scientists to re-focus their talents from other areas into this area. The Career Development Program (CDP) of this thyroid cancer SPORE is an essential component of the application because it provides the mechanism to encourage excellent junior scientists to establish careers in this field and to attract the expertise of established researchers from other disciplines. For this thyroid cancer-focused application, the combination of resources (both patient and research resources) and guidance present at The Ohio State University (OSU) and at the MD Anderson Gancer Center (MDACC) provides an unparalleled environment to enable these new and junior investigators to succeed as independent researchers and to develop future careers which will contribute to progress in stemming the rising incidence of this malignancy and develop new therapies for those with local and distant metastatic disease. To this end, the CDP will fund promising young investigators or, in certain circumstances, more senior faculty reorienting from clinical practice or another field for 2 years at $50,000 per year. Special attention will be paid to the recruitment of applicants from diverse backgrounds. Applications will be solicited from all departments and centers at OSU and MDACC. They will be screened for eligibility by CDP Leadership to assure adequate representation from qualified women and minorities. Applications will be judged based on the potential of the candidate, the strength of the proposed research and the appropriateness of the mentor. Applications will be scored and ranked by members of the CDP Committee and final funding recommendations made to the SPORE Steering Committee. Each position will be funded for one year, with a second year dependent upon satisfactory progress. Over the course of the grant, the SPORE will provide 44.6% of the funding for the CPD, which will be matched by 38.1%, and 17.3% provided from OSUCCC and MDACC, respectively. Success of the program will be judged by the quality of the science generated by the awardees, their success in obtaining external peer-reviewed funding, their success in academic advancement, and their retention in academia and translational research in thyroid cancer.
The Career Development Program (CDP) is an important component of this thyroid cancer SPORE application and the national SPORE program because it will assure a cadre of academic faculty who are specially trained translational scientists and clinicians dedicated to discover and apply new approaches to understanding the etiology and epidemiology, prevention, diagnosis, treatment and cure of patients with thyroid cancer.
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|Re: Junit and jackrabbit
|Thu, 29 Nov 2007 13:12:35 GMT
I would like to test my code using JUnit in order to see if my code is doing well in terms of performance and behavior (see if nodes are realy deleted or not, really read or not, if the right node is read, etc..) My questions are the following: Is JUnit the best way to test my code? Is there any documentation anywhere for using JUnit for testing an implementation that uses Jackrabbit ? Fabián Mandelbaum wrote: > > Hello, I'm using nothing more than JUnit4, and JackRabbit to do unit > tests. In the "setup" methods (before, after, beforeClass, afterClass) I > do the repo > setup/cleanup/write_status_to_visually_check_if_everything_is fine > thing, and then just make test methods for each of my classes' public > methods. > > firstname.lastname@example.com escribió: >> I guess you could take the JCR API and maybe the JackRabbit API in >> combination with JMock to unit test your code. >> >> Hth, >> >> Nick Stolwijk >> >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: malsi [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] >> Sent: Thu 11/29/2007 9:47 AM >> To: email@example.com >> Subject: Junit and jackrabbit >> >> >> >> >> Hi, >> >> I am implementing classes that access and store nodes in a repository. I >> would like to test my code using JUnit () >> > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/RE%3A-Junit-and-jackrabbit-tf4895862.html#a14025503 Sent from the Jackrabbit - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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