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|2008-12-26, 12:36
|Link #2021
Adeptus Animus
Join Date: Jan 2007
Age: 31
No, these items are great armors forged for great heroes. Of course notable NPC's would wear them. Did you really expect Fordring to walk around in Imperial Plate? Seriously, that would just destroy his hero image. He needs to walk around in armor that makes people go 'whoa! He's wearing that?"
|2008-12-26, 13:25
|Link #2022
Sleep beneath the flowers
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Lording above all of humanity >;3
Age: 29
RP-wise is always a tricky thing.
Wrathgate anyone?
|2008-12-26, 17:20
|Link #2023
Senior Member
Join Date: May 2004
What they should have done was to give players the option to choose the colour of their gear in a similar way it has been done in Guild Wars. I.e: allow people to dye the basic models. What Blizzard did, instead, was to cut down the number of models to save a few bucks and say "Oh, well, can't please everyone!"
|2008-12-26, 18:08
|Link #2024
The Comet has Come
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Republic of California
Age: 41
In the case of the poachers in the Tundra...I think they are suppose to look well geared as a tougue in check statement about the players themselves and their quest for more loot (you even herar them going on about just one more hide and they can get a new silver-plated shotgun and the like...much like the players would have done in Nagrand and possibly later in the Basin).
And what is to stop a level 75 trash mob from wearing level 70 epic armor? Maybe he did a run through the Black Temple before his player quit WoW and left him to fend for himself, being recast as an extra...talk about a long fall from grace.
|2008-12-27, 04:43
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Don't Call Me Bro
- 'Inspection' of Female Night Elves
- Teaming up with a Female Draenei to help a Female Night Elf climax. Apparently Night Elf Females taste nice and cool.
- The ultimate horse service. For a few extra gold, Snowblind washes your horse naked. This is why you never spend all your gold on weapons, armor and mounts. Save some for food or you'll end up having to emulate Snowblind. ^^
- Revenge on the Blood Elf Rogue who hurt her. Snowblind shows how to properly 'backstab' someone. She also learns that Blood Elf Females taste hot and spicy.
- The Night Elf Fertility Dance
As for the threesome, a Snowblind-like Human Female lets a Night Elf Female be on top. Then enters the 'Jewelcrafting' Female Draenei. I.e. She crafted the 'crown jewels'. I guess this is why Draenei are experts at Jewelcrafting. ^^
And for the record, there's no way in hell I'd ever want to flock a Female Blood Elf. Those creepy glowing green eyes (this from someone that normally likes green above all colours), as well as seeing what those birds do to Mana Wyrms. Imagine what they do to real people!
As for the other discussion going, I'm fine with the current sets. The Frostfire set is the first set I've really wanted to wear. I like the colours. I also like my Blameaux robes - festy enough for battle yet classy enough for a formal occassion.
|2008-12-27, 08:00
|Link #2026
Adeptus Animus
Join Date: Jan 2007
Age: 31
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|2008-12-27, 11:32
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Salt Levels Critical
Join Date: Oct 2007
I've been accomplishing so much in the game lately. My daily routine consists of logging in, heading out to the wondervolt machine outside Ironforge to get turned into a gnome, then going back inside and feigning death in random funny positions and locations, such as on the mailbox or between two people having a conversation. Slightly disturbed at the number of people who decide to violate my character's "corpse" though. I guess some people really like gnomes...
I've also done a bit of rp in my day, here's a screen.
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|2008-12-27, 11:40
|Link #2030
Adeptus Animus
Join Date: Jan 2007
Age: 31
It may not really be RP, but it sure as hell is funny.
I can't help but find it funny every time someone who plays an mmorpg says rp is fail.
As for me, since I'm currently on a normal realm, I don't rp that much, but sometimes you find a group that feels like 'playing along' I have standard macros on some of my skills to spice up things during a battle, like when I summon a Ghoul Kharan always says "Rise, my minion! Rise and serve your master!"
It feels great, and sometimes I even get whispers about it. Some are the standard 'nerd!' or 'lol! relol RP n00b!' but I also get whispers of people saying it's fun to be in a party with me because things happen outside of what usually does in an instance.
|2008-12-28, 03:13
|Link #2033
Don't Call Me Bro
My gnome has been hit on by pedophiles, raped while alive and dead, gang-banged, felt up, etc...Gnomes are supposedly the most hated race. I don't care. I get a lot of compliments on mine despite getting a lot of sick behaviour towards it.
I hate RP because it's a pre-req for playing on Blackrock. Blame Argent Dawn.
|2008-12-28, 08:15
|Link #2034
Senior Member
Join Date: May 2004
It also gives a justification as to why GY camping and repeated ganking are bad taste.
|2008-12-28, 20:48
|Link #2035
Sleep beneath the flowers
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Lording above all of humanity >;3
Age: 29
HER now I know who you mean... And I think that thereesome wasn't a Draenei female. At least in the image I'm thinking of because that was before TBC so Draenei weren't out yet.
And RP is teh awesome
Ok not 'teh awesome' but it's probably the only thing that stops me from strangling myself to death when I get bored of questing.
Oh wait you can't ever find RP now in the streets because people don't ever READ server types anymore...
|2008-12-29, 18:32
|Link #2037
Tastes Cloudy
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Snake Way
Age: 30
|2008-12-29, 20:36
|Link #2039
Did someone call a doctor
Join Date: Apr 2007
Age: 35
I think I have heard of this Snowblind person.. but a loooooooong time ago. I like good fanart, but some of the stuff floating around makes the mind boggle. Anyway yeah, I guess its all in the eye of the beholder.
|2008-12-30, 00:41
|Link #2040
Sleep beneath the flowers
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Lording above all of humanity >;3
Age: 29
And you're one of harsh opinions and judgements
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The New Jersey Supreme Court today rebuffed Gov. Chris Christie's attempt to eliminate the Council on Affordable Housing.
In a 5-2 decision, the court said the governor doesn't have the authority to abolish an independent agency like COAH.
Housing advocates, including the Housing and Community Development Network of New Jersey and the Corporation for Supportive Housing, cheered the decision, saying the state has a shortage of affordable housing and needs an independent COAH to help fix the problem.
"New Jersey's most vulnerable and low-income residents will once again have an entity and process in place to implement the state's fair housing laws, including local affordable housing obligations, ensuring an array of choices to call home throughout the state," said Alison Recca-Ryan, director of the Corporation for Supportive Housing.
The case dates to 2011, when the Legislature passed a Democrat-sponsored housing bill that included the elimination of COAH. Christie conditionally vetoed the measure, calling it insufficient, and instead issued a reorganization plan that eliminated the agency and transferred its duties to the Department of Community Affairs.
Previously: High court begins consideration of executive order to banish COAH
The move prompted a lawsuit, and last year a lower court ruled against the governor. Christie appealed to the state Supreme Court, but the high court today upheld the lower court ruling.
In a one-paragraph response, Christie called the decision an "activist opinion" that "arrogantly bolsters another of the failures" of the court.
"Both elected branches of government approved the plan to eliminate COAH," Christie said in his statement. "Not surprisingly, this liberal Supreme Court once again ignores that and continues to blindly perpetuate its failed social experiment in housing."
But Adam Gordon, an attorney for the Fair Share Housing Center, argued that the court's decision will lead to greater accountability.
"The Supreme Court's decision ensures greater public participation and transparency in important decisions on where homes get build," he said. "It's a bad idea for policies involving homes for working families, people with special needs and lower-income seniors to be made behind closed doors."
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The Florida Physical Therapy Association agrees that reform of the state's personal-injury-protection auto-insurance laws was needed to rid the system of fraud and abuse.
The Florida Physical Therapy Association agrees that reform of the state's personal-injury-protection auto-insurance laws was needed to rid the system of fraud and abuse. However, some of the changes prevent patients from accessing much needed rehabilitative care resulting from accident-related injuries.
Here is an example of in which consumers experience the unintended consequence of the current reforms:
Imagine waking up a few days after a car accident with a sore back and stiffness in your leg. You know the best medical care choice is to see a physical therapist, perhaps one you already use, to evaluate you and provide rehabilitative care if necessary.
You make the appointment and check that your auto insurance will cover the expenses through your PIP coverage.
But first you must be evaluated by a physician, or health care provider supervised by a physician, within 14 days of the accident to get a prescription to see a physical therapist who must meet certain requirements that only apply to PIP coverage.
There is a possibility that you won't be able to use the Florida-licensed and Florida-qualified physical therapist you want because she could not afford to meet the added requirements to qualify as a PIP provider. By now, your soreness has been coupled with a massive headache as you maneuver the new world of PIP medical coverage!
The unfortunate result of the well-meant 2012 legislative attempt to control PIP fraud is that Floridians who need medical care as the result of an auto accident are seeing their access to physical therapy limited.
The new law unintentionally stopped Floridians from getting efficient-and-affordable physical therapy covered by PIP because it required physical therapists to operate as a licensed-and-accredited health care clinic.
The fact is that these additional requirements put a burden on you as a result of needlessly delayed physical therapy evaluation and treatment. The visit to the physician to get a referral is unnecessary and adds to the cost of health care.
Because of the expense of licensing and accreditation, some physical therapists, including the one who treated you before, may not be able to afford the additional financial and administrative expenses. Your choices for rehabilitation may now be limited.
Prior to the 2012 PIP reforms, physical therapists were exempt from the burdensome regulations of accreditation and licensure as a health care clinic, and today are the only providers impacted by new requirements.
Lost in the new regulatory requirements is the fact that physical therapists are highly trained and licensed health care professionals. They are required to complete a doctorate program from an accredited PT program before taking a national licensure examination and then applying for licensure in the state in which they wish to practice.
Fortunately, we have time to make some important tweaks to the 2012 PIP law on behalf of physical therapists and patients across Florida. We urge lawmakers in Tallahassee to pay close attention to this important issue before the number of Floridians who are denied the care they deserve grows.
[ Sheila Nicholson of Tampa is president of the Florida Physical Therapy Association and a partner with the law firm Quintairos, Prieto, Wood & Boyer, P.A. ]


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After reading about the latest brouhaha concerning our hospital's tag line, I am convinced now, more than ever, that local elected officials are more concerned with being "politically correct" than effective. Long before the recent tagline change, people who have been paying attention already knew that citizens in Gaston County have more health problems than most.
How do I know this? I can see it. Obesity is probably responsible for more health problems then any other single issue.
Can anyone (without checking) tell me the present hospital tagline? Didn't think so.
It is very benign, and benign doesn't work in marketing. Someone was trying to be �politically correct� when they came up with that one.
"Cheat Death" is an in-your-face reminder that you can do something about your health. It gets your attention, doesn't it?
Too bad we won't be experiencing the potential effectiveness of this campaign. I am a bit overweight and know, first hand, how much better I feel when I shed some of my excess baggage.
The constant reminder of a "cheat death" kind of slogan is very helpful in encouraging people to "stay on track" with their health efforts, no matter what issues they may have.
When local politicians learn to focus on effectiveness instead of being "warm and fuzzy," all citizens of Gaston County will be much better off. And leaving certain decisions up to the professionals would be a good start.
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WESTMONT – "It's not one year during your life, it's a life in one year."
That's how 17-year-old Westmont resident Hannah Slattery defined her senior year of high school abroad in Thailand.
"Now I can see from different points of view and understand what they're going through," she said. "It was a slap in the face and a kick in the butt, but it was a huge life lesson."
Slattery and about 16 students from suburbs traveled around the world through a Rotary Club program.
She left last August for Kamphaeng Phet, Thailand, and returned two weeks ago. She said she decided to be an exchange student after hearing the stories from current exchange students.
"[Rotary wants] young people to go travel the world and learn about the cultures," she said. "They want us to experience and to learn how to adapt and understand different cultures and different people."
The 12 months abroad have opened her eyes.
"The cultures are different but different doesn't mean scary, bad or stupid," she said.
While in Thailand, Slattery lived with three host families. None spoke English.
"I got to learn the language so much better," she said. "I was pointing at things just trying to learn the basics of everything."
The biggest difference in the two cultures, she said, is the amount of rice they eat. Other than that, she said she was just being a teenager in Thailand.
"I was a normal kid in Thailand," Slattery said. "I wasn't riding elephants down the street; I was just being normal. You just got to get used to it."
The local temples were "exquisite," she added.
"They're beautiful," Slattery said. "They put so much work into the temples, representing how much they love Buddha."
But, she said the majestic, mountainous terrain was the "most amazing" part of the trip.
"I loved the mountains," she said. "I appreciated them so much. Every time I rode my bike, I would just stop and look at a perfect view of the mountains. All around you is so beautiful – just untouched land. It was breathtaking."
Slattery's younger sister has signed up to become an exchange student, and the family has decided to become a host family for students traveling to America.
"I want to help [the exchange program] grow because it helped me grow," she said.
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Kiersten Bourgeois in the Vermont Agency for Commerce and Community Development and Patricia Coppolino in the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation together received one of 28 awards given to people and organizations across New England for their significant contributions to environmental awareness and problem-solving.
The merit awards allow EPA to recognize individuals and groups whose work has protected or improved the region's environment in distinct ways. Given out by EPA annually since 1970, the merit awards honor individuals and groups who have shown particular ingenuity and commitment in their efforts.
"The people, communities and businesses being recognized today are leaders in helping create a cleaner environment and healthier communities across New England," said Curt Spalding, regional administrator of EPA New England.
The Environmental Merit Awards, which are given to people who have already taken action, are awarded in the categories of individual; business (including professional organizations); local, state or federal government; and environmental, community, academia or nonprofit organization. Also, each year EPA presents lifetime achievement awards for individuals.
These two state employees were given Environmental Merit Awards in the "Local, State or Federal Governmental" category.
Kiersten Bourgeois in the Vermont Agency for Commerce and Community Development, and Patricia Coppolino in the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation, together have played a key role in cleaning and redeveloping properties contaminated by hazardous materials. Their partnership is a model for how to combine protection of human health and the environment with the reuse of brownfields properties, according to EPA's description of these award winners. Property owners and developers are often reluctant to get involved with regulators and state agencies when it comes to contamination, but Bourgeois and Coppolino were responsive and encouraging enough to break that barrier.
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Final Score: Clemson 60, Miami 52
Records: CU: 10-11, 2-5 ACC; UM: 11-9, 3-4 ACC
Clemson Leading Scorer: Nikki Dixon: 19 points
Updated Series Record (trend): 6-7 [W1]
Next Game: Clemson at Georgia Tech; Jan. 30; Atlanta, GA
CLEMSON, SC - The Clemson Lady Tigers held Miami to a 1-for-28 mark from the floor during a 17-minute span to grab control of the game in a 60-52 victory over the Hurricanes on Sunday at Littlejohn Coliseum. Clemson (10-11, 2-5 ACC) held the Hurricanes (11-9, 3-4 ACC) to just 25.8 percent shooting from the field overall, including a 3-for-23 (13.0%) mark from three.
Nikki Dixon recorded 19 points to lead the Tigers in scoring, coming up just four points shy of her 1,000th. The junior wing has scored 19 or more points in eight of the last nine games, and is averaging 20.0 ppg over her first seven ACC games. Quinyotta Pettaway recorded her second double-double of the season with 11 points and 12 rebounds, and also added the 100th blocked shot of her career.
Clemson held a 22-19 lead with a minute to play in the first half before going on a 13-5 run spanning halftime in taking a 12-point advantage. The Canes cut the lead to eight with 6:29 to play on a three-pointer by Adrienne Motley, who finished with 14 points. However, Nixon buried her only three-point attempt of the game in immediate response to again give Clemson a cushion.
Defensively, the Tigers held Miami to its lowest field goal percentage of the season. It was also the lowest field percentage against the Tigers by an ACC team this season.
Overall, Clemson snapped a four-game skid against the Hurricanes, as Clemson's last win came on Feb. 18, 2010. Clemson is now 6-7 all-time against Miami, and 2-4 in Littlejohn Coliseum.
In the first half, Miami hit just 6-of-28 field goals for a mark of 21.4 percent. That is tied for the 10th lowest field goal percentage by an opponent in a single half.
Clemson will return to action on Thursday at Georgia Tech at 7 p.m. in McCamish Pavilion, and will play at Virginia on Sunday at 2 p.m.
Player of the Game: Quinyotta Pettaway - The senior post player recorded her second double-double of the season, and added her 100th career block in the contest
Stat of the Game: 1-28: During a 17 minute span from 7:10 left in the first half to 10:28 in the second half, Clemson held Miami to .036 shooting
Individual Notes:
Chancie Dunn took a charge at the 16:15 mark of the 1st half, her third of the season
Nikki Dixon's first field goal came with 2:06 left in the first half. After a slow first half, she finished the game with 19 points, 16 of them coming in the second half. She now has 996 in her Clemson career.
Kelly Gramlich hit 2-2 from behind the arc, snapping her out of a 1-23 skid over the last three games.
Chelsea Lindsay had four assists in the first half, higher than her 3.9 apg mark for the season. She finished the game with 5. Entering the day, Lindsay is third in the ACC in league play at 5.0 per game
Quinyotta Pettaway recorded her 100th career block with 12:10 remaining in the second half, and finished with 101, moving her into 9th place all-time in career blocked shots
Pettaway recorded her second double-double on the season,the 14th of her career. She finished with 11 points and 12 rebounds.
Clemson had seven assists on 10 made field goals in the first half. They finished with 13 on 22 field goals.
Clemson forced 15 Miami turnovers and scored 13 points off those turnovers.
Clemson is 9-1 this season when leading at the half and 10-1 when shooting a higher percentage than its opponent
Miami received just two points from their starting five, including zero from their leading scorer Caprice Dennis at the half. Dennis did not score the entire game and the entire starting lineup contributed just 19 points.
At the 11:30 mark of the second half, the Clemson defense had held Miami to 1-17 from the field in the second half (5.9%) and 1-17 (5.9%) from long distance for the game. Miami finished the game shooting 17-66 (25.8%) from the field and 3-23 (13%) from beyond the arc.
Clemson went on a 7-0 run in a 47-second span halfway through the second half to extend their lead to 11.
Before a Hayes layup with 10:15 remaining, Miami had missed 15 straight shots in the second half.
Clemson held Miami to under 55 points, accomplishing one of the three team goals. It is the ninth time (in 10 victories) that Clemson has achieved this goal. Clemson also had fewer than 20 turnovers. They have done this in all but three games this season.
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"I'm really proud of these girls. They stuck together, stuck to the game plan and they were ferocious defensively. They switched to help each other out, they rebounded, and even though they outrebounded us, we limited their scoring opportunities. The whole plan was to not worry about our offense and what we run because we know we can score, we just have to defend. We held them to 52 points and that was great. The whole point of our gameplan was to make Miami work for everything and I felt like we accomplished that."


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Just watched the episode. For your reference, I kinda think that the lady that helped the newlyweds with the translation was The Amazing Race Vietnam's contestant Tran Gia Binh:
Looks like all the teams are friends except members of the silly alliance
Wynona is going to have to do something eventually
The Roadblock is so random... But so genius!"It's like One Direction."
Max & Katie arrive start carrying basket and chickens. The ingredients list isn't in English omg.
Really surprised by some questionable U-Turning decisions... can kinda understand why Joey & Meghan chose Chuck & Wynona, but they would've been better off with another team imo, and the big alliance wants to get rid of JJ's minions instead of stronger teams...
Whoa! I saw a lot of meltdown in Facebook page. They all complain about the communism thing. I'm not really good at American history, and it must be related with Vietnam war, what's actually happened? I'm afraid people don't want to watch TAR anymore because of it.
1. No, no, and no. I think several of the tasks they used in Vietnam were insulting to every American and especially to anyone who served during that war. Having the U-Turn located next to a shrine for a US plane that was shot down was particularly offensive. It was propaganda at it's very worst and CBS ought to be ashamed. My wife and I have watched this show every year it has been on and I don't think any leg of any season affected me as negatively as that one did.
I dislike u-turns that are personal. Strategy is better and can have an effect on who continues.You-tube's was strategic, as they could only guess who was behind. Pam and Winnie wasted their u-turn,might they regret that later?
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Dolores is still in the hunt for a town manager.
Three finalists out of 33 applicants were not a good fit for town, officials said. The position will be re-advertised this week and the qualifications and pay rate were adjusted slightly.
"Let's cast the net a little wider and see what comes in," said town trustee Mark Younquist.
The board agreed to change the candidate qualifications from a preferred masters degree in public administration to just a college degree being preferred. Municipal and government experience will be favored to a larger degree to get a bigger pool of applicants.
"We're looking at weighing experience more in the job qualifications," said mayor Val Truelsen.
Proposed annual salary in the application was lowered going from the $63,000 to $78,000 to the $63,000 to $67,000 range.
The board agreed to advertise the position on the Colorado Municipal League and International City/County Management Association websites.
The position will be advertised for three weeks and close sometime in February.
April 1 election
The trustees also discussed the upcoming April 1 election for town board. Terms for Mark Younquist, Megan Waterman and Ginger Black are all up. The open seats are for four-year terms each.
A legislative oversight has caused a glitch for smaller towns' planning efforts to go to an all mail ballot election. A fix is in the works, but it won't be in place in time for the April election.
Therefore, Dolores will go to a polling place election for one more year, said Dolores clerk Lana Hancock.
"It is important to note that for voters who checked the mail-ballot box in the last election will not get a mail ballot and still have to go to the polls for the upcoming election," Hancock said.
Applications for absentee ballots will still be mailed.
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Packing Light, Packing Prepared: Travel and Technology
Besides making sure we've packed enough outfits for social and business occasions, double-checking our flight info, and verifying accommodations, a great deal of energy and attention is spent making sure our tech devices and services are also ready for any trip away from home. From killing an 8 hour layover at an airport, to blocking out sounds while onboard a flight, to making sure you've got all your chargers for the myriad of devices you might be hauling here to there, there's plenty to worry about these days besides making sure you remembered toothpaste and matching socks!
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• 5 Ways to Simplify Traveling With Tech
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• Tech Travel Tip: Pack Chargers in Your Carry-On
• For the Serious Traveler: The Checkpoint Friendly Laptop Backpack
• Well Designed Travel: How to Pack Lightly!
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