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MMORPG.com's Carolyn Koh and Bill Murphy recently had the opportunity for a hands on preview of one of the hottest MOBAs coming down the pike, Warhammer Online: Wrath of Heroes. They've both got the skinny on exactly how WoH plays and much more. Keep reading and then leave us a few comments when you're through!
Fast, furious and fun. That about describes the short hands-on time I had with Wrath of Heroes over the last weekend. I'd received the beta invite and missed the first beta session because I work on the West Coast and they were testing on East Coast time but I had two hours with it the next day. I logged in knowing that Bioware-Mythic were really just testing the gameplay and balance on the characters already in game. No tutorial or cheat-sheets were available, although some tool-tips – such as the commands for chatting to your war band and setting radio buttons which also had accompanying dings to gain quick attention during the hectic combat. Some quick clicking around and experimenting and I found out how to chat in the lobby, look over the characters, moused over their skills for a description and I joined a random battle. Big red button. Couldn't miss that. Then it was a lot of trial and error as I tested the various characters out.
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Lets face it WAR was a train wreck. This and SMITE do indeed seem to have some potential though in their slightly more mmo-ish take on the MOBA genre in terms of your control over the character.
I look forward to giving them a blast.
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This game is pretty fun, the people responsible for it are just such douchebags, that it makes it hard to play anything they are associated with.
I think their impressions were pretty spot on. The game is not really Warhammer...it's MMO combat with a Warhammer skin. And it was fun to just hop in, get into the match and then do it again.
I think there's a lot they could do with this game. Some actual character development, matches where you are actually part of a faction instead of just any character and even land ownership for guild vs guild type action. Global Agenda has zip for a 'world' and the Agency vs Agency works fine with their land ownership system. Or not. Whatever...the game is fun to play. :-)
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It is best for the industry the MMO throne remains an dusty empty seat never to be filled.
I've been invited and I am passing. Zero interest.
It's... okay. MMO-style combat with hotkeys and tab targeting wrapped in a shiny Warhammer skin. Fun for a few matches now and again, but nothing to really 'commit' to. I'd rather they'd spent the money and effort which went to developing this on their *actual* Warhammer game though instead of a quick, cheap cash-in on the MOBA craze.
I'll probably play it from time to time, but I can almost guarantee I'll never spend actual money on it.
Do you guys ever test *any* game and the end review isnt all rainbows, sunshine, and pure fun?
Im sorry, but after Earthrise, its hard to take any review from this site seriously. I wonder sometimes if you just swap out the title and use the same 2 or 3 reviews every other game.
I mean no offense, because i read different things on this site at least once a day. However, it just seems like every single game you "review" ends up being the next best thing and its always "very, very fun". Every time ive seen your readers post something along these lines it gets promptly deleted.
Your reviews need more "brutal honesty" really. After the shape that Warhammer Online is in, everything from account creation/returning player website and the monotonous process to even revive an old account to game balance to cash shops... i wouldnt give anything warhammer assosiated another 50 cents if i was a millionaire.
Just my opinion.
Got to say, I agree totally with Tristanryan. Reviews on this site are more like press secretaries for Heads of State, everything couched in positive lights and affirmations. After a handful of this sort of "reviews" one begins to feel that either the Reviewers in question are game starved and thus as easy to please as a kitten with a wadded paper ball, or they're being paid to endorse and thus misrepresent.
Like Tristanryan I mean no disrespect or offense, but you have to take a step back and realize how this positive only mania that the site is endorsing for a while now makes the credibility of your "reviews" highly suspect if not outright dismissible. I find it almost impossible anymore to not suspect someone's getting their pockets lined for their efforts, and that sadly is casting this site into the light of no longer a viable host to Reviewers of creditbility.
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Great article! This game is definitely a great way to have some quick fun. Never played WAR, but I don't think they intended for it to be anything like the original. Of course, I cant tell you how off, wrong, or butchered it may be, as it sounds it is, compared to WAR, but what the game does that I like, I can say.
I absolutely loved the time I had playing this morning. It seems they are going the simple route and doing instant gratification, which it definitely gives you. Coming from a background of no 3 "faction" pvp, and getting into a similar style battle, I found that I absolutely love it... and wish for more games with it. Changing heroes on the fly is a great feature that I love. If you find that you and your team are dying too much you can switch to a healing based hero and keep your team alive and if you find yourself not liking the hero you picked... you aren't stuck with him until the rest of the battle. Getting in a warband(for the short time I was in one) completely enhanced the gameplay for me, because as usual people like to be uncoordinated and run off on their own in random games sometimes(I definitely did it too before I found a warband).
The game is definitely fun, if you like this style of game. Maybe some people will find that they can't play it all day(once its released of course), but while your playing I can guarantee you'll, at the very least, have a decent time. I only got to play it for the allotted 2 hours this morning, so I haven't found anything to complain about and hopefully it turns out that there isn't anything.
Having participated in the closed beta AND played War extensively, I think this article was spot on.
Is it an MMO? No. Is it a faithful adaptation of the Warhammer IP? Only in the most broadest sense.
But is it a fun diversion for times when you've only got an hour or two (or considerably less) to play a video game? I'd say YES.
If on the other hand you're an old school, MMO-purist, rejoice: this alternative genre might be just the thing to keep those pesky casuals from "dumbing down" your favorite forced-grouping grindfest.
Any review can be usefull if you understand the baseline behind the reviews. The authors of this site rarely give any negative crtiques of a game, however, they can still be accurate on the positive side of things and it still gives a general feeling of what the game is or is not. Just know that before you go and buy something after reading a review of only positive stuff...that there is going to be negative stuff out there. Find it, examine it and then decide if something is worth the gamble. On free to play games though there really is no gamble other than the time to download the game and see for yourself.
The things to take away from this review: The combat and game is fast paced (IE no strategy and little or no tactics)
There is no leveling within each match, there is some sort of leveling on the account end of things
The game is not warhammer...it just has a warhammer cosmetic skin.
Seems to be made for the casual player...not the pro gamer type crowd.
Now for some people these things are +'s. Others these are big minuses. In any case this should at least be enough information to know if the game is worth checking out or not on a personal level.
I suppose I might try it at some point but jumping in and bashing heads for 20 minutes doesn't have a lot of appeal for me.
To each their own.
I tend to agree that most articles here are 'happy place' ones and that makes me tend to skim rather than really pay attention. I already know everything is 'good' (or great, or wonderful or the next greatest thing etc)
Why is anyone even talking about this game still? It's still live? News to me.
Well I am really giving the closed beta a chance. But there are a couple of things really bugging me:
- Graphics in no way improved
- The same scenarios
- and no real story behind it.
I would have never said such a thing before hand, but I would wish that Bioware would have put their effort into Warhammer online instead of making this silly looking arena game. The game could have had a blast with the time and effort put into it, but even the 'new' warhammer game seems to be no less then something made to go wrong. It's amaturistih and in my honest opinion not Bioware worthy.
That said, I am still playing it in hopes to find something in this game that keeps me playing.
Sounds like exactly what I expected it to be, I'll check it out when I have the opportunity.
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This game sounds exactly like the way Land of Chaos is. I dont know why they think its original because Land of Chaos was doing this about a year or 2 ago.
All I gotta say is
Warhammer has always been an awesome idea for a videogame, but a horrible idea for an MMO.
Does anyone really think playing as the Orks is going to end up being a good thing?
In order to stick true to the source material, the battle can only go on for so long before the Orks are wiped off the face of the planet in a holy flash of heretic-slaying light.
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Warhammer has always been an awesome idea for a videogame, but a horrible idea for an MMO.
Does anyone really think playing as the Orks is going to end up being a good thing?
In order to stick true to the source material, the battle can only go on for so long before the Orks are wiped off the face of the planet in a holy flash of heretic-slaying light.
You mean an Exterminatus? Pretty sure they didn't have those in the era Warhammer Online is set.
And in Dark Millennium Online, they'll have some pretty important stuff on the ground that they don't want to touch, lest they release Eye of Terror 2.0.
Sarcasm is not a crime!
If this is Free to Play, I'll try it.
Otherwise, sorry Charlie. I won't spend another dime on a Warhammer product. The vids I've seen look okay but I wouldn't pay to play arenaball.


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Kuang Xu, a graduate student in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science [photo, right], and his advisor, John Tsitsiklis, the Clarence J. Lebel Professor of Electrical Engineering, have demonstrated in a series of recent papers that a little versatility in operations management, cloud computing and even health-care delivery and manufacturing could save exponential reduction in delays.
Researchers in the Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems (LIDS) working with a colleague at Georgia Tech have shown in a paper titled " Optimization of Lyapunov Invariants in Verification of Software Systems" in the latest issue of the journal IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, that principles from control theory can be applied to computer software to improve software verification.
Researchers in the lab of Anantha Chandrakasan, the Joseph F. and Nancy P. Keithley Professor of Electrical Engineering, including Rahul Rithe, a graduate student in MIT's Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, have developed a chip which can perform professional quality enhancements of photographs quickly and without draining power on smartphone and digital cameras--cutting out the need for added energy- and time-consuming computational photography systems.CSAIL, LIDS, MTL, RLE, I-InfoSys, I-Circuits, 1-ApplPhysDev, II-AI
In a spotlight for the MIT News Office, Devavrat Shah describes his choice to become a professor of electrical engineering and computer science after a brief foray (while he was a graduate student at Stanford in 1999) at a startup where he found the stimulation of contributing 1% inspiration time was diluted by 99% execution effort. Read more...
Yury Polyanskiy, assistant professor of electrical engineering and computer science in the MIT EECS Department (since July 2011) and principal investigator in the Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems (LIDS) at MIT, has been selected for a Career Award by the National Science Foundation. His work titled "Information Theory Beyond Capacity" will advance the state-of-the-art in the fundamental limits of delay-constrained wireless communication, as well as develop abstract topics in information theory on complex graphs. Read more...
With the fall 2012 launch of the bigdata@csail center, which represents a focused effort to understand and put to good use the huge amounts of data generated all the time, a handful of members of the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department at MIT are contributing specifically to medical applications. The MIT News Office has featured the work of Peter Szolovits, John Guttag, Alan Willsky and -- perhaps at the heart of abstractly looking at big data and medicine -- former EECS undergraduate and masters degree student David Rashef, now an MD/PhD student with the Harvard-MIT Health Sciences and Technology (HST) program. Read more...
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The Institute for Public Policy Research's latest report, The Long View, which analyses prospects for public services in 2030, called for the debate amid fresh warnings over the unsustainability of public spending in the decades ahead.
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In the movies' version of March Madness, Sam Raimi turns out to be a much better Tim Burton than Bryan Singer. Unlike "Giant Slayer" Singer, Sam's got a sense of humor. Taking on a prequel to the fairytale that frightened generations, Sam does scary. And does it well.
"Oz the Great and Powerful" is a winning back-engineering of the Oz fantasy, a "How the Wizard got to be wonderful" romp that is a stunning update and the most gorgeous use of 3-D since "Alice in Wonderland."
Screenwriters Mitchell Kapner and David Lindsay-Abaire manage just enough whimsy to make the movie's two hours pass without irritation. Raimi, having cut his teeth on horror and brought "Spider-Man" to life, was the right guy to make this emerald-tinted world pop off the 3-D screen.
But the cast, plainly packed with second or third choices, lets it down. Is there anything in James Franco's past that suggests larger-than-life, a fast-talking, womanizing con-man?
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Oscar "Oz" Diggs is a magician who escapes the cut-rate Baum Bros. Circus in 1905 Kansas only to be swept, by tornado, to the Merry Olde Land of Oz. Where things aren't merry.
The king is dead, and "the prophecy" says that only a great wizard can replace him. Plainly, the guy with the same name as the place is their man.
Intrigues? The witch Theodora (Mila Kunis, never prettier) is smitten with him, her sister Evanora (Rachel Weisz) is jealous. They want the wizard to rid Oz of the Great Menace, Glinda (Michelle Williams), which Oz, easily bribed, agrees to do.
Sidekick? That would be Finley, a flying monkey Oz saves, who then owes a "life debt" to the pretend-wizard. He's amusingly voiced by Zach Braff.
Oz must trek and travel by bubble through the far corners of Oz and sort out who the real villain is and how to fight the hideous, 3-D flying baboons who have supplanted the flying monkeys.
Franco, as Oz, turns on the charm and oozes insincerity as he passes on what he's learned, conning small-town tent-show audiences – "Lies, the stepping stones on the road to greatness."
But the witches – an Oscar winner, an Oscar nominee and a Golden Globe nominee among them – haven't the necessary vamp to make these conjurers sing. A trip to "Wicked" would have helped.
Even with the stunning production design – done by "Alice in Wonderland" Oscar winner Robert Stromberg – which starts our story in a black-and-white Kansas, where humor and pathos pop up, even with Danny Eflman's playful score, this "Oz" starts to drag in under an hour.
You may miss the witches' guards' (Raimi crony Bruce Campbell is one) song – "Oooo weee oh." As the "climactic battle" story arc of way too many filmed fairytales settles in, you may find yourself checking the time and asking, "Donde estan los Munchkins?"
But fear not. Uncle Sam knows what you want. And when he's done giving a new generation of tykes frights about apes that fly in the night, he'll cover it all. If it isn't Oz without Dorothy and those ruby red slippers, he'll at least do justice to L. Frank Baum's malleable wizarding world and give us an Oz worthy of our times.
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Born and raised in Mexico City, I lived there all my life until I got married and moved to the U.S. and I never heard of "Mexican Wedding Cookies". We did not have these cookies at our Mexican wedding, actually, I've never attended any wedding in Mexico that served these cookies. The first time I even heard the of "Mexican Wedding Cookie" was when we moved to Washington D.C. Since then, I have been asked about them non-stop!
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Latina.com is so excited to announce our new partnership with Patricia Jinich of PBS's Pati's Mexican Table (check here for local listings). She'll be posting delicious recipes and cooking tips with us every other week, so be sure to check in frequently for her updates. First up is a tasty Cinco de Mayo Treat:
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September 13, 1994 – August 20, 1995
Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
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New York, NY
Location: 1st Floor, Decorative Arts Galleries
Dutch Modernism is examined through decorative arts from Art Nouveau through functionalism (1880-1930). Dutch designers transformed traditional media into vehicles for the expression of innovative and modern ideas about form, pattern, and the role of ornament. Many of the Dutch designs on view were donated to the museum by collector and specialist Justin G. Schiller. It is the first exhibition organized in America to focus entirely on Dutch decorative arts.


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At the 2011 Masters, Rory McIlroy went from leading by four strokes on the final day to suffering an epic collapse with an 8-over-par 80 finish. Two months later, McIlroy won the U.S. Open in record fashion. He silenced critics and gained fans. The man from Northern Ireland also inspired one child in Waconia, Minn.
Tucker DuPont, 13, was diagnosed with stenosis of the aortic valve, which is a narrowing of the valve, when he was 2 months old. When he was 6 years old, Tucker underwent his first open heart surgery.
That didn't stop Tucker from playing sports. He participated in youth baseball and basketball leagues, but in 2011, he faced surgery again. This time, his aorta required a mechanical valve, and his days playing contact sports ended.
Then a passion for a different sport was kindled.
His father, Richard, says Tucker had played golf but only casually before receiving the mechanical valve.
"They'd have a junior golf program in the first half of the summer, but he would never really go out and play [on his own]," Richard said.
Although necessity sparked Tucker's interest in golf, it was McIlroy's fiery comeback that enflamed the youth's passion for the sport. Whether it's on the course, the driving range or the putting green, Tucker plays whenever he gets the chance. He is also applying to become a caddie at Hazeltine National Golf Club in nearby Chaska, Minn.
Tucker was impressed by the way McIlroy behaved during his comeback at the U.S. Open, Richard said.
"He liked his demeanor, his confidence and just the way he carried himself," Richard said.
For his wish, Tucker wanted to meet McIlroy. After playing nine holes on a Sunday in May, Tucker was being supposedly interviewed by a TV crew about junior golf when a McIlroy piece came on the TV in the clubhouse. It caught Tucker's attention. The "breaking news" that interrupted the piece -- with McIlroy inviting Tucker to join him at the Memorial Tournament in Dublin, Ohio -- left the teen in stunned silence.
When Tucker and his family arrived in Ohio, McIlroy greeted them on the putting green, just before his pro-am round. He gave Tucker and his older brother, Alexander, who suffered less severe heart issues at an early age, passes to watch the round from inside the ropes. They would see McIlroy in action, up close.
Afterward, McIlroy met with Tucker for a little one-on-one time on the driving range. McIlroy presented Tucker with a set of gifts, and the two spent time hitting balls and chatting about golf and life. The former U.S. Open champ even gave Tucker some tips on his swing.
"He appreciated it," Richard said. "He listened to what Rory had to say. It was just a couple simple things. He knows that not too many people get that opportunity, so he was very honored to have that one-on-one treatment."
Essentially, it was just two young guys who love golf out there on the range, even though McIlroy was the No. 2-ranked golfer in the world at the time.
"He was very impressed with how friendly and casual Rory was," Richard said. "He was very easy to talk with."
Back at home, with tips from a pro to lean on, Tucker stays active through golf and pulls for McIlroy whenever he is playing. That allegiance might be tested in 2016 when the Ryder Cup comes to Hazeltine and McIlroy will likely be playing against the United States.
"I'm sure [Tucker] will be rooting for Rory to do well in his matches," Richard said. "I'm sure he'll plan on getting tickets to go when we have that chance."


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Accelerators for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0
[Applies to: Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0]
Find the latest SDK documentation: CRM 2015 SDK
Microsoft Dynamics CRM accelerators are a range of add-on solutions developed for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 customers and partners. Each accelerator is available at no cost and showcases how the Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 platform can be configured and extended to broaden marketing, sales, and service capabilities.
Each download package is a self-extracting exe or ZIP file containing a setup routine and all the necessary installation bits, documentation, and source code.
For all accelerator releases, go to www.codeplex.com/crmaccelerators. There is an RSS feed that you can subscribe to that provides notifications of the latest content as soon as it is published. Please provide your feedback through the Discussions forums on the Web site.
Support for Accelerators
Each accelerator is built following SDK guidelines. Each accelerator is entitled to limited support from Microsoft that covers Microsoft Dynamics CRM customizations, workflows, reports and calls to the Microsoft Dynamics CRM API from accelerator code. All accelerators are supplied with full source code that you can modify to meet specific customer requirements. Any existing source code that is modified or new source code that is added by customers which does not call the Microsoft Dynamics CRM API or does not adhere to Microsoft Dynamics CRM SDK guidelines will not be supported by Microsoft. For more information, see Support and Certification.
The documentation in each accelerator package provides information about the environments in which the accelerator has been tested (such as on-premises or Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online) and contains relevant deployment information.
Each accelerator is described in the following sections.
Allows users to subscribe to RSS feeds for the Microsoft Dynamics CRM business events that are significant to them. For example, if a salesperson wants a feed of the new leads and opportunities assigned to him or a customer service representative wants a feed of the new service cases assigned to her, they can set up the subscription from Microsoft Dynamics CRM. After users have subscribed to the events, they can manage and consume these feeds using the feed viewer of their choice.
Event Management
Gives organizations the ability to manage the planning, execution, tracking and reporting requirements for events. The event management accelerator focuses on three areas of event management, namely:
Event Planning - logistics around an event such as:
- Booking the venue
- Presenters
- Catering
- Presentation content preparation
Event Attendance - all aspects around managing the attendees such as:
- Inviting the target audience
- Managing registrations
- Tracking all people who actually attended the event
Event Review –measuring the effectiveness of the event, such as:
- Reporting on attendance
- Reporting on the revenue impact of the event
A core component of the event management accelerator is the Web registration portal that customers and partners can deploy to allow Web registration for their events and track these registrations in Microsoft Dynamics CRM. The solution also consists of a plug-in to manage registration counts and waitlists.
Extended Sales Forecasting
Provides extended sales goal management capabilities in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0. Salespeople can easily review their individual sales pipeline and classify opportunities as committed, excluded, or upside. Sales managers can monitor and track sales targets, budgets and performance against these forecasts for specific time periods (such as months and quarters). Included are specialized reports that summarize sales performance for the organization or for individual salespeople.
Provides customer self-service capabilities, through a Web portal, as a configurable out-of-the-box offering. The portal connects directly to the deployment of Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 and provides the following functionality:
- Web portal membership management
- Customer profile management: edit my contact profile including name, address, contact details, and so on
- Create, update, and close service cases
- Search the Knowledge Base
- Schedule services
- Upload and download documents
Provides a business intelligence feature pack for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0. It includes Dashboards, Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), and a suite of new reports.
Enterprise Search
Allows Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007 customers to view and search for Microsoft Dynamics CRM data directly from SharePoint portals. By combining these two technologies, users from different areas of the business are able to:
- View and edit Microsoft Dynamics CRM data such as accounts, contacts, opportunities, sales orders, invoices, service cases and any custom entity data through MOSS.
- Launch a MOSS search that can return SharePoint content combined with Microsoft Dynamics CRM data.
Business Productivity Newsfeed
Turns Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 into the hub of business activity, letting users keep up to date on events happening across the organization. The Business Productivity Newsfeed accelerator presents Microsoft Dynamics CRM data to users in a way that is appealing and interactive.
Business Productivity Workflow Tools
Provides additional workflow step actions for customers to configure their workflow processes. Each custom action provides additional capabilities around string handling, mathematical functions, and HTML hyperlink creation. After this accelerator is installed, Microsoft Dynamics CRM workflow designers have more flexibility in terms of the processes they can manage through workflows.
Business Data Auditing
Provides basic audit capabilities for organizations using Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0. The accelerator takes a snapshot of a record whenever the relevant event occurs within the system such as Create, Update, Assign, and Delete. Using the Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 workflow engine, auditing can be configured for any entity and any trigger event.
Social Networking
Allows business professionals to monitor and analyze customers' conversations on social networking sites, and, as a result, provides real-time status updates about their products and services. This first release of the accelerator delivers integration with Twitter; other networks will be introduced in future releases.
Portal Integration
Connects Microsoft Dynamics CRM to an organization's Web experience. This is the base framework upon which you can then deploy eService, Event Management, or Partner Relationship Management (PRM). This accelerator can connect to Microsoft Dynamics CRM on-premises, Online and internet facing deployment deployments.
The Portal Integration accelerator also delivers content management with in-page editing that provides administrators with the ability to update content and modify the user interface directly from the portal interface.
Customers and partners can choose whether to deploy these portal accelerators on their own hardware or in the cloud through Windows Azure™. Accelerators simplify connection to Microsoft Dynamics CRM Web services to enable a variety of portal authentication mechanisms including Windows Live ID.
This accelerator uses the Advanced Developer Extensions for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0.
Partner Relationship Management (PRM)
Allows businesses to use Microsoft Dynamics CRM to distribute sales leads and centrally manage sales opportunities across channel partners. It provides pre-built extensions to the Microsoft Dynamics CRM sales force automation functionality, including new data entities, workflow, and reports. Using the PRM accelerator, companies can jointly manage sales processes with their channel partners through a centralized Web portal, as well as extend this integration to automate additional business processes.
Note that in order to use the Partner Portal you are required to install the Portal Integration accelerator first.
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You don't really expect accurate representation in the British press." My interview with the nation's foremost media don isn't off to the nicest of starts. Niall Ferguson's private life has attracted a good deal of unwanted attention (it started when he arrived at a New York party earlier this year with the Somali-born critic of Islam, Ayaan Hirsi Ali; he is divorcing his wife of 16 years, ex-newspaper editor Sue Douglas) and his skirmishes with the left are seemingly interminable, and usually ill-tempered. He seems to think they are out to get him, and from what I've seen, he is probably right. I tread warily.
He was at the Hay Literary Festival a few weeks ago, and is now mildly irritated that a light hearted request from the Education Secretary, Michael Gove, to advise the Government on reforming the history curriculum was taken rather "literally" in some quarters. Cue, obviously, synthetic leftie outrage that this alleged neo-imperialist is about to wage total war on multiculturalism. Operation Barbarossa, you might have thought, was to be launched against a cosy politically correct consensus.
Ferguson says it just isn't true. In his smooth Scottish accent he explains that he is indeed dismayed about the way schools churn out pupils "knowing a lot about a little – Hitler and the US civil rights movement – and not having much of an overview". It is a view shared by Gove, whom he has known for many years.
But Ferguson harbours no ambition to be a "history tsar" (though the Romanovs were quite a successful dynasty), and he will merely "help in any way I can" to make history teaching better – which means prosaic stuff such as more choice, better course materials more co-ordination between GCSE and A level history, and some sort of "overreaching narrative". Like Gove, he is against a prescriptive centralised curriculum that, say, tried to reimpose the old Arthur Bryant/Our Island Story approach. "The whole thrust of my teaching at Harvard is to move away from blimpish national history".
But the history tsar fuss, he says, "made a good story" for those with "nothing better to write about", and Ferguson wonders what "the usual suspects" would do without him. He is not, he stresses, some sort of "nostalgist or apologist for empire".
Wondering why history is so popular on television and in the bookshops but, apart from the Third Reich and Martin Luther King, a lost cause in the classroom, Ferguson suggests that the students might be better off watching and reading Simon Schama's History of Britain. He wants to know why a tiny group of islands off the northwest coast of Europe managed to rule a quarter of the earth's population and territory – and he wants British schoolchildren to be able to answer that question.
History teaching "isn't working" he says, perhaps because "teachers aren't omniscient" and may fall back on the period they tend to know best, the last century.
For an alternative model he suggests the course he teaches in America, a broad global history from the 1400s to the 20th century, which seeks to ask the question: "Why did the West conquer the rest?".
Ferguson says that the "usual suspects wont be able to disparage" his view of world history, which is to be screened on Channel 4 next year, with the hubristic title of Civilisation: the West and the Rest. Following Empire, Colossus and The Ascent of Money, there is a certain imperial grandeur to Ferguson's titles. You can already sense the left's bristling at the prospect, not least that he should seek to emulate or rival Lord (Kenneth) Clark's 1970's landmark series on the rise of Western civilisation.
Ferguson seems to be looking forward to winding up the usual suspects again. But this time there will be a twist. Ferguson insists his perspective will be non-Eurocentric: "if you went on a world tour in the 1420s you would not have bet that the West would come to dominate the globe". How it happened, agrees Ferguson, is not simply a matter of Western triumph or still less triumphalism; Ferguson has spent time in China, India and Latin America to investigate why some other civilisations simply "imploded" of their own accord, while others were indeed overcome by European military prowess, or microbes.
So we are about to see and hear a great deal more about Ferguson, and I suspect he relishes that. Whether the camera loves him is something you can judge from the photograph here; but I came away feeling that Ferguson might be just a touch vain, though he seems to have plenty to be vain about. He enjoys getting on the telly, writing for the press, being interviewed, and getting himself involved in intellectual arguments about economics with the likes of Paul Krugman, a Nobel prize winner. From The Pity of War's revision of the First World War to his imperial odysseys he has become a professional iconoclast, smashing historical myths and beating up cosy nostrums. His "counterfactual" history – what would have happened if say, Edward VIII hadn't abdicated, or America had sat out the First World War – is pretty much designed to stir things up. But is Ferguson more media than don or don than media?
Ferguson is in London to promote his new book, a life of the banker Siegmund Warburg, and to start a year-long stay at the London School of Economics, on leave from Harvard. It is a book that proves his credentials as a "proper" historian, were proof needed. He writes entertainingly – the Warburg story is a gripping one finely told and exhaustively researched.
His next project is a life of Henry Kissinger, which has involved trawling 53 separate archives and, so far, mastering a million pages of documentation on this undeniably colossal figure. Kissinger approached Ferguson, rather than the other way round, proof perhaps that the mountain can sometimes come to Muhammad, and he has full access to Kissinger's personal papers and the architect of détente/mass murderer (you choose) himself. Ferguson, it is a safe bet, will not be making the case for arraigning old Henry for war crimes in Cambodia or Vietnam.
Oddly both these biographical subjects, Warburg and Kissinger, have an obvious link to the current obsession of British history students, having gotten out of the Third Reich before the worst happened. Ferguson acknowledges the fascination the Hitler era exerts, and the mystery of how he went from civilisation to barbarism when others did not.
It was something that confronted Warburg vitally. Warburg's diaries had been excised with a scalpel by "an unknown hand" says Ferguson, but sufficiently survived to see how someone in Warburg's position – a highly intelligent, wealthy and well-connected member of the German Jewish elite – might also find it difficult to credit that their advanced, cultured nation was about to be turn the clock back.
Having listened to Hitler's first radio broadcast as chancellor in 1933, Warburg wrote in his dairy: "Perhaps the coming man is now precisely this type among both Aryan and Jewish Germans – a Jewish German of this type can therefore rightly say that he would be a Nazi if it weren't; for the Nazis' anti-Semitism. And at the same time he is almost thankful for this anti-Semitism, because it purges those around him of pride, frivolity and equivocation, it creates what we need more than anything else – dynamism among those people who have had enough of played-out problems and exhausted strength."
For Warburg, as Ferguson points out then, the "national revolution" in Germany in 1933 seemed like an opportunity for the "socially critical, socially revolutionary, energetic and idealistic individuals among German Jews to distance themselves from the "bourgeois, liberal opportunists" who seemed to predominate in their community". Warburg hoped that anti-Semitism was an epiphenomenon of Nazism, whereas racial hatred lay at its dark heart.
And, in a brief foray into the counterfactual, Ferguson believes that Hitler was the only personality who could have mounted a successful campaign against Weimar Germany, and anti-Semitism was central to his being. After a brief conversation with the German foreign minister, von Neurath, a neighbour of Warburg's parents, Siegmund was disabused of his illusions, went home and told his wife to pack her bags.
Ferguson explains: "It is not right for us to study the 1933-45 period without as it were, the other side. Warburg can say to himself I will go to London and within just a few years he has started from scratch a new business and made a new life for himself and his family. He embraced British values and became a major contributor to post-war British recovery. You cannot understand the malfunctioning of Germany without seeing why other societies didn't sacrifice human rights and the rule of law". Why did America get Roosevelt instead of Hitler? And Britain Baldwin?
Ferguson characterises Warburg as a "complex, ambivalent, Thomas Mann-ish figure" who would have little sympathy with the way the world financial system developed after he died in 1982. He was a banker who retained some sense of morality, and believed in relationships rather than just deals. The dominance of mathematical, so-called "quantitative" techniques in investment is, suggests Ferguson, one of the reasons why the world so "mispriced risk" during the boom. It was a classic failure to recognise the distinction between risk and uncertainty, a simple but powerful idea developed by John Maynard Keynes in the 1930s, and long forgotten by the go-go 2000s. Even now, Ferguson says business have not learned their lesson, and "valuing risk is no substitute for historically informed judgement." A passion for financial history – and conviction that it could help tomorrow's financiers avoid the errors of the past – is something Ferguson shares with Lord Skidelsky and Mervyn King, so he's in distinguished company.
As for the mistakes of the present, he tells me that "President Obama's biggest weakness is weakness". Iran, says Ferguson, is treating the US like a "soft touch". That makes it crucial that the Americans respond in the right way to what he seems to think is an increasingly likely Israeli attack on Iran's nuclear capabilities.
"There's a reasonable probability that there will be military action, because sanctions won't work, the Iranians won't stop and the Israelis will be so disillusioned with Obama that they will contemplate unilateral action".
In such an event, he foresees the US navy having to keep the starts of Hormuz open to prevent oil hitting $230 a barrel, and all that that might entail for the world's economy. Alternatively they could "just ask the Navy" to set Iran's nuclear programme by years, if not decades. Yet America is still contained, he believes by her "three deficits" – "a manpower deficit, a financial deficit and an attention deficit"; "the foundations of US power are fragile".
Ferguson also fears the "lack of resolve" on the part of the Americans about their current commitments, partly down to fiscal pressures, which again leaves them unable or unwilling to do what would otherwise be in their interest in Iran. As an imperial historian he senses that the greatest time of danger is a time of imperial weakness and at the moment Iran senses its chance in the Gulf region.
As a former adviser to John McCain's presidential campaign, he claims that McCain's greatest tactical error was to "tell the truth" to the American people that they might have to be involved in Iraq for 100 years. He left the McCain campaign the day they drafted in Sarah Palin – "a last and desperate measure". I ask him what a McCain presidency would have been like. He smiles: "counterfactuals have to be plausible to be worth exploring" he says, and adds that the economy was the McCain campaign's "Achilles heel". No Republican had much chance in 2008, and "not even Ronald Reagan could have got elected". Nonetheless, McCain would have been "far more resolute" about Iran and supported the green revolution there more energetically.
Towards the end of our interview, Ferguson asks: "What is imperialism?". Fortunately I don't have to marshal what little historical knowledge I possess as if were suddenly plunged into some nightmare tutorial. "Essentially", he says, "it is the idea that you are better off owning the commodity-producing territories than acquiring those commodities in markets, because you don't like that strategic vulnerability to market prices".
The Chinese, he says, experienced just such a decisive moment of vulnerability during the commodities boom in 2008, and that, he suspects, is what has sent them on a shopping spree round the world and the determination to make friends with everyone from Sudan to Chavez of Venezuela. Imperialism, then, is hardly a thing of the past.
And certainly not from the Ferguson empire. Like the British Empire, it seems to cover a quarter of the earth's surface. It stretches across the Atlantic, and comprises books, television series, journalism, a glamorous and controversial new partner, a glittering academic reputation, prestigious biographies, international speaking gigs and a few other smaller realms and possessions. He has established a protectorate over neo-con thinking and is installed as a suzerain of the right. No less than the Mughals, the Spanish, the Mayans, the British, the Ottomans or the Soviets at their peaks he is setting his bounds wider still and wider. Will the sun ever set upon Niall?
On Tuesday 6 July at 7pm, Niall Ferguson gives a talk at St Paul's Cathedral, London. Doors open 6.30pm. The event is free and unticketed and all are welcome
"High Financier: The Lives and Time of Siegmund Warburg" is published by Allen Lane, priced £30 To order a copy for the special price of £27 (free P&P) call Independent Books Direct on 08430 600 030, or visit www.independentbooksdirect.co.uk
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We stopped for lunch and had the spaghetti and meat sauce. It had a good flavor and was acceptable, however I personally did not really enjoy it. It is an older facility and popular as noted on the comments.
I got a take out pizza and picked it up from their drive-through window. Very convenient. The workers were very friendly. I got a medium pizza and it tasted great. Thanks for the wonderful experience.
This place is making me fat, it's so good!! I'm not even a big pizza fan but I will eat here every chance I get. I love Tony's, best pizza in Columbia :)
Tony's Pizzalicious is within walking distance of two motels on Knox Abbott. Dine-in or drive-thru. A Cayce landmark with a huge devoted following, it still retains much of its 60s charm and has the same floor plan and atmosphere. A good menu, featuring my favorites; lasagna, sphagetti, Greek salad as a side or as a meal, Arby's roast-a-beef sandwiches, garlic... More
We always have a good experience when we visit Tony's. Great food on every item we have gotten on the menu. They have nice lunch specials with in include your drink for 7.99 or 8.99. It is alot of food they you can't normally eat it all. Go box always. Nice waitresses and always attentive. You will enjoy your meal... More
After a full day of hard yard work we wanted some good hot food. We thought about Tony's, because it's close, quick, good and hot. After having a nice salad the eggplant parmigian was very good and lots of it. A very good choice to recover after a hard days work. Well done Tony!
I was nervous about this place because of some negative reviews but was very happy. We took our toddler and she was doted on by all of the staff the entire time. We ordered both baked and regular spaghetti and meatballs. It was all delicious! The portions were extremely large and we all had leftovers. The dining area was very... More
Super service with a smile by Ann(?),she greeted me,seated me,took my order and kept my glass full... The small Dimi's Deluxe Pizza was the perfect size,with enough left over for breakfast the following morning..
My college daughters love Pizza and we have literally eaten pizza everyday for a week. One of those days was at Tony's and it was by far the best pizzeria in Columbia! It's the best of NY and Chicago mix. Thin crust in middle with thick crunchy edge crust and perfect size toppings with lots of cheese!
Still has amazing flavors, just like it did when I was a teen and my parents brought me here to eat. I am almost 50 and just HAD to come back again! Wonderful server last night as well!
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To regear or not to regear???
I have been laboring over this for quite some time.. I have slated April 2009 as my time frame to install my ARB lockers in the front and the rear and I just don't know if I need to regear.. I have been told my countless people that I should go with 4:56 gears while I am down there, but I just don't want to lose her road manners. I have also been told that 4:10 (4:11 whatever it takes) would barely improve my performance, so why even bother..
Anyway, I am lifted 4" w/ 33X12.50s w/ 3:73 gears and finally let my buddy drive it over the weekend. He is stock w/ 3:09 and 31X10.50s (same brand of tires I have) and he couldn't notice a difference in performance between mine and his..
What do you guys think?
i have said this a ton of times lol don't regear make up for it in the transfercase aka doubler 4:1 kit and you can do it for cheaper. read up on some of my posts i have listed a bunch of options i personally think you mine as well keep the gears cause lets face it your going to eventually blow up your np231 and want something better
What kind of tranny do you have?
I drove on 33's with 3.07 for a long time. Eventually I put lockers in and went to 4.10 for better mileage and road manners. She hasnt let me down yet, but theres not alot of crawling up here, mostly muddy fire roads.
Since you drive your rig on the road and it's not just a trail rig, I would definitely regear your axles to 4.56 which is a great all-around ratio for 33" tires and a manual transmission. I definitely would avoid 4.10 for 33" tires, I drove that combination for a couple years and I hated it... especially after driving a friend's TJ that had 33" tires and 4.56.
You'll love the ARB Air Lockers, but do resist the temptation to go with their opitional heavier-duty air lines. Instead, stick with the standard air line that comes with the locker. Even ARB's management says the same thing, warning that use of their heavier air lines could rip out fittings if snagged on the trail that would turn a simple splice of their standard duty lines to a potentially non-repairable fix on the trail. ARB only brought out the heavier-duty air lines at the insistance of some who refused to believe the standard duty lines were strong enough... but they are. Also make sure the installer has experience installing ARB air lockers, they don't do well reliability-wise when the installer wasn't experienced enough to do the installation right and route the air lines properly.
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"I definitely would avoid 4.10 for 33" tires, I drove that combination for a couple years and I hated it... especially after driving a friend's TJ that had 33" tires and 4.56. " was that with the auto, or stick? i just bought 4:10's, and thinking i might want 4:56? i gots the 3 speed auto
What about for a stick and 33s? 4.10 or no? I do a little bit if highway travel and while I know there isn't going to be a perfect set-up I would like a decent balance between the two.
ive been pondering the same question, Im pretty sure i have 3.07's (or whatever gearing came stock) but while i get pretty decent gas mileage, im in 4th alot of the time on the freeway. what do you guys think?
You may want to look at what the gear ratio split is for the ARB. if you dont regear and buy the ARB, will it fit when you upgrade to 4.10 or 4.56? I think the Dana 44 ARB is 3.92+. something to consider.
for a 3 spd, I would suggest 4.56. For the 4spd with OD, get the 4.88's, thats what I have and its great.
Its kind of hard to calculate the mpg's b/w 4.10 and 4.56. I mean it really depends on alot of things. However, you need to consider the difference b/w hgher rpm's vs. lower rpm's. Of course higher rpms will use slightly more fuel, but lower rpms cause the engine to work harder, thus, using more fuel. There is more involved here, but I am not very good at explaining things like that. This is a basic explanation.
Personally, I would rather run at higher rpms and put less stress on the engine. It really comes down to which gears will cause the power to transfer from the engine to the wheels most efficiently.
hopefully, Jerry will chime in here. Hes really good at explaining this.
Won't my gas mileage suffer significantly if I go with 4:56? I have read several charts which state 3:73 w/ 33" tires realizes the best fuel economy where the 4:56 gearing realizes best "All Around" performance?
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Check out the rpms for those two ratios...
4.56 = 2568 at 70 mph
4.10 = 2309 at 70 mph
Trust me that at 70 mph with 33" tires, 2309 rpms are too low for the engine and it is close to lugging. That's why I hated 4.10 when I was running 33" tires. So while 2309 rpms might seem better to those used to driving cars, it doesn't work for a vehicle like a Wrangler that is both heavy and has the aerodynamics of a barn door, not to mention its bigger and much heavier tires.
When I went to 35" tires, I regeared to 4.88 when I was still running my 5-speed and at 70 mph, my engine ran about 2750 rpms which was ideal because the larger tires required a slightly higher rpm than what you'd want for 33" tires. So the goal is not to restore engine rpms to what they were when the TJ came out of the factory with 30" tires, that wouldn't work because the engine has to work harder to roll bigger tires due to their added leverage against the drivetrain, their higher rolling resistance and weight, and the fact a lifted TJ is harder for the engine to push against the windstream.
So no, I don't believe your gas mileage will suffer with 4.56 since the higher rpms at that ratio will help the engine so it's not working so hard, since the rpms are still not even close to being excessive. And, again, you won't be constantly tempted to push on the gas pedal harder or downshift as much when going up even a gentle grade.
So I still stand by my 4.56 recommendation for 33" tires. Not to mention that for offroading, it'll be awesome. :)
i got 35s on my 04, with 4.56 and i love the setup, it gives good power offroad, and at the same time great accel on. a buddy of mine has a 97 completly stock, (not that i drag race my jeep), but we were drivin around town one night, i beat him off the line and got a good length and a half on him before i missed 3rd and he caught me :doh:
Thats what I meant to say. Thanks Jerry. :doh:
Man i definitely need to regear,
im about about 2500 RPM going 70...IN FOURTH :banghead:
in fifth ill be at around 1900, and slowing down
funny thing is, i can still spin my tires off the line:confused:
I am sold... 4:56 it is! Thanks for your great advise sir!
I will have both axles regeared when I do the ARB lockers in April..
Regarding a comment you made earlier about the ARB hoses; I actually heard from a couple of retailers who advised me to get the fortified lines.. When I called ARB they echoed your statement about the standard lines being perfect. I will be using the "Beefier" CKMA12 compressor as I want to be able to air my tires as well. They said the compact compressor just doesn't have the "Balls" to air-up tires.
Thanks again Jerry!
Timber, few ARB dealers understand the reasoning for staying with the standard air lines so without them really giving much thought about it, it would be no surprise that some advise going with ARB's heavier lines. ARB's FAQ section even strongly recommends the standard air lines over their heavier duty air lines. Glad you called ARB directly to verify what I was advising, you can't always trust dealers on everything they say. :)
I have 35" tires, 3.73 gears a 4.0 and a 5 speed with bunch of other engine mods.. i get better mpg with the big tires than i did with the stock 30s.. People over exaggerate how "slow" the rig will be if you dont regear. I easily keep up.
i have 39" tires and 5.38s and i get 24 mpgs from my cummins tow rig.....my advice is to skip regearing and buy a tow rig and trailer and then you can wheel anywhere you want and get good mileage
So far; I have dealt with ARB, BANKS, and WARN.. The Guys at ARB and Warn were absolutely great! I am also a little partial to West Coast guys (don't ask me why). As a matter of fact; I was planning on selling my Warn 8274 against all of my buddies advise until I spoke with an older gentleman at Warn who had been running that winch since the 80s.. I had no desire to keep it as it is bulky and I wanted more of a "Streamlined" look on the front of the Jeep. The gentleman at Warn quickly educated me as to why the 8274 amongst the best winches on the planet and then sent me a new manual, parts list, and a bunch of stickers.. BOY, I sure love stickers; I just do not know where to put all of them.. Simply because he acted like he gave a S**T, will keep me using Warn until I find a good reason to do otherwise. Funny, I get more compliments on the Winch than I do anything else on the Jeep..
As for Banks; they were alright, but a little pushy.. I called once and apparently, they took my number from "Caller id" and used it to call me back on a daily basis in an attempt to sell me direct at a higher price.. I get a little "turned-off" when people call relentlessly... I'm sure you can appreciate that..
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From Gun Barrel City, it's about 50 miles (80 kilometers) to the northwest to Dallas and 75 miles (121 kilometers) to the west to Fort Worth.
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About 19 miles (31 kilometers) to the southeast of Gun Barrel City is Athens, a regional city where you can explore Cain Park II, Athens Scuba Park and Henderson County Performing Arts Center. Henderson County Fairgrounds, East Texas Arboretum and Athens City Park are also good spots for checking out while you are here.
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