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blualpha October 31, 2010 at 1:08 pm

Yes I have sadly put money into this game. The game still screams for some better gameplay rather than build more stuff when we tell you too. Still single core. Options such as (mouse scroll speed) not there still no minimap No key bindings, even for roads music is same from previous release added river boats, buses and subways. also added new roads highways work now (i’ve heard) Actual price $40 or, $20 for previous owners (provided you have your game key) ======== 2/5 — Bad game for a new price in a new box.

Preston February 27, 2011 at 10:25 pm

Ty,
Thanks for your comments. I agree that every person in the pew is a missionary in their community. I also believe that ever person in the pew is a pastor (if we take the priesthood of all believers seriously). Yet we still train, hire, and pay pastors, and rightly so.

Similarly, I think we need to train and support missionaries. I spent time at the Xingu Mission Porto de Moz base in Brazil and was inspired by what supported missionaries can do. Richie and Cristie are base leaders there, they have river boats to deliver medical aid, water filters, and the hope of Jesus up and down the Xingu River. They find money to send local leaders to Bible School for a year or two in Southern Brazil so that they can return to lead the growing church in rural areas. They provide jobs to local people who build and deliver water filters, and they've seen thousands of North Americans come down and contribute in meaningful ways; returning to their homes transformed. My wife, cousin, and friends are all mission-minded because of a few (supported) missionaries in Brazil. It spreads like wild-fire through the church. It's a fire we in the ELCIC need to light up again.

I agree that we are all pastors, but we need a Pastor to learn what that means. Likewise we are all missionaries, but we need Missionaries like Richie and Christie to blaze the trail, learn the language, and show us what it all looks like.

'Missional', for some, has become an excuse to stay in Canada and close our wallets. But that's not missional at all, we're called to get out there. I hope we do.

Skelp March 8, 2011 at 3:55 am

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. April 24, 2011 at 6:31 am

Boating of al sorts is popular all over the UK. Tens of thosands of British folks get out on the water whatever the weather….even when the sky is black with storm clouds.
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In Britain we like boats and we like just messing about on the river or racing across a lake or the sea by sail or motor.

Britain is a maritime nation. Our senior military service is the Royal Navy.
Thousands of people sail dingies and yachts, speed around in motor boats, motor cruisers, water skis, jet skis and power boats, go kite surfing and wind surfing, and take part in races and regattas, and in spite of our sometimes miserable British weather, water sports are increasing in popularity yearly.
I live on an island in the British Isles. Our main town has less than 30 000 people.
Here is the marina
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Another one, two miles from home
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West coast…Peel
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South coast…Port St. Mary
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T'hat's on one small island….30 miles by 12.
Mainland UK..Brighton on the south coast of England
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Lake District, north west England
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Canal boats, seen all over UK on the canals….we call then narrowboats or longboats
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Getting through a lock….how the water levels are changed to keep the canals level.
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Scotland….Loch Lomond, west of Glasgow
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Anywhere in UK, in Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and England, you can find boats…on canals and rivers, lakes and around the coast, there are more than 2 million private boats registered in UK.
You can pick up a bargain for £300 or spend ten thousand on a new superfast hull for off-shore powerboating.
Around £2000 ($3000) you can get a 16 foot fibreglass motor boat with comfortable seating and a 40-50HP engine in good condition if you shop around.
There are boat auctions every week in UK and adverts in shop windows, newspapers and boating magazines.
The annual Boat Show is one of the best attended national annual exhibitions in UK and there are dozens of regional shows every year.
The Cowes Regatta on the Isle of Wight is a world class event attended by thousands.
Some parts of Britain are boat mad….nice one.
We have boat races for young children in Mirror class sailing dingies and a scheme through the national organisation for getting sailing qualifications…A-Helm, B-Helm, C-Helm and then to offshore qualifications and specialist courses in navigation and radio, meteorology, etc.
The Scouts have a Sea Scouts branch which is very popular.
Surfing championships are held at Newquay every year and there are water ski and sailing clubs on many of our lakes and reservoirs, with boats for hire.
Boating has always been a part of Britain. Where this was drawn is Henley-on-Thames, where a regatta still takes place on the same stretch of water every year but with even more people attending and participating.
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The straw hat is standard wear for Henley, and for punting on the river Cam at Cambridge, and is called a Luton Boater after the town of Luton where I come from.
All on the top part of the question below with pics of Cambridge University with hatless students ( undressed in a punt without a straw hat…whatever is England coming to….and by the University as well, oh dear oh dear.?) slowly punting on the river and of Henley……slow boat country both apart from racing days….quiet peace reigns on the river.
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Not here though….rafting in Wales
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977wcty June 6, 2011 at 11:06 am

Turns out there was a river light show by the castle and the whole town was already there! Boats, lights, fireworks, epic music…win!!

silltnwild June 25, 2011 at 1:38 am

Sounds like someones been playing just a little too much Rollercoaster Tycoon. =)