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Posted by AppalachianBlue on 07-13-2016 10:46 PM:

Thats how i feel. No reason to leave for me.

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Posted by wbond on 07-13-2016 11:26 PM:

Well how many of you are out catching Pokemon Linkous has been catching them since Friday up to level seventeen says his coonhunting days are over he is a Pokemon hunter now Price maybe next

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Posted by AppalachianBlue on 07-13-2016 11:28 PM:

Do what?

Posted by wbond on 07-14-2016 12:52 AM:

The newest rage Pokemon catching people especially young people are out catching them

Posted by AppalachianBlue on 07-14-2016 01:40 AM:

Sad...

Posted by wbond on 07-14-2016 05:18 AM:

71 degrees and 94 percent humidity at midnight it's awful pulled one ridge and was soaking wet I think I will put Sam Storm and Avalon on hold for a while Sam an't been loose for a month thougt I would see how she did and maybe go to a hunt this weekend but she is tougher than me worked a bad track her and Storm got a whole lot deeper and further than I wanted to go but had a sow and two kittens

Pokemon craze you use your phone and app to catch em the app uses your camera so ya can see em I have been see young kids in groups all over town sometimes a small group sometimes a large group either standing around or walking all on there phones you have to get out and walk around to catch em they say there around ols buildings and stores and public places you can create em and draw people to em but you have to watch these kids when there catching them they are paying total attention to there phones and will walk out in the street

Posted by rmcmillan on 07-14-2016 11:28 AM:

GOOD MORNING ALL.
74 HERE

WBOND,
NO POKEMON FOR ME.

APPBLUE,
I AGREE THAT IS SAD.

REXRIDGE,
I WILL CHCK MAP OF RABIES OUT. I HAVE BEEN TO SEVERAL WESTERN STATES, HUNTED IN TWO OF THEM. I REALLY LIKE IT THERE. I AGREE WITH GOING TO OTHER COUNTRIES, PLUS THE WAY PEOPLE ARE I WILL STAY IN NORTH AMERICA.

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Posted by wbond on 07-14-2016 11:31 AM:

Pokemon Go maybe this explains it a little better

Pokemon Go' digital popularity is also warping real life
July 12, 2016 at 9:07 PM

By RYAN NAKASHIMA
AP Business Writer
LOS ANGELES (AP) - The "Pokemon Go" craze has sent legions of players hiking around cities and battling with "pocket monsters" on their smartphones. It marks a turning point for augmented reality, or technology that superimposes a digital facade on the real world.

But the game's popularity has created unintended consequences in everyday life, from annoyed property owners dealing with hordes of monster hunters to store owners using the game to attract customers. Though perhaps that's to be expected from a game that has players visit real-world landmarks such as train stations, churches and museums in order to find and trap cartoon creatures.

Here's a look at some of the bigger questions that have emerged since the game went live last Wednesday:

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CAN DIGITAL LURES LEAD TO REAL CASH?

Some shops are exploring ways to use "Pokemon Go" to drum up business.

An Atlanta cafe owned by digital ad agency Huge turned out to be roughly 30 feet away from two prominent "Pokestops" - game representations of physical landmarks where players can stock up on digital game gear. So it spent about $40 in real money to add digital "lures" to the stops, refreshing them every 30 minutes. The lures increase the chance that rare Pokemon with names like "Starmie" and "Poliwag" turn up nearby - drawing players in turn.

"Our corner was essentially lit up all day long," says Huge executive creative director Derek Fridman.

In San Francisco, enthusiastic players working for Kawika's Ocean Beach Deli likewise set out lures and branded the store as a "charging station" for drained phones. (The game is notoriously hard on batteries.)

Given that the shop is bracketed by Pokestops on one side and a battle arena on the other, players "have no choice but to walk past us," says owner David Nottage III. "So we put up some signs." The deli plans additional Pokemon-related activities in the future.

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WHO'S TO BLAME WHEN PLAYING REALLY GETS OUT OF HAND?

In St. Louis, police say robbers perched near attractive digital spots to rob players engrossed in the game.

Another man who lives in a former church says his home - now also a Pokestop - has become a digital magnet for "Pokemon Go" players, who sometimes block his driveway and passing traffic as they pull over to stare at their phones.

A 21-year old player in Forest Grove, Oregon, even shrugged off a stab wound to continue his gaming. He approached a stranger on the street and asked him if he was playing, too, police say. The other man then stabbed him. Police say the player described his attacker, refused treatment and continued on his Pokemon hunt.

Phoenix police are telling people not to trespass while playing the game. New York's subway is warning people not to jump onto the tracks to chase digital "Rattatas." The National Safety Council implored players not to play and drive.

The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington D.C. called playing the game inside its walls "extremely inappropriate" and is trying to remove itself from the game. At The Associated Press bureau in Los Angeles, an outdated reference to a statue no longer on the property beckons Pokemon players in from the street.

Todd Richmond, a director at the Institute for Creative Technologies at the University of Southern California, says a big debate is brewing over who controls digital assets associated with real world property.

"This is the problem with technology adoption - we don't have time to slowly dip our toe in the water," he says. "Tenants have had no say, no input, and now they're part of it."

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HOW BIG CAN AUGMENTED REALITY GET?

Stock in Nintendo, which part owns "Pokemon Go," jumped 25 percent on Monday and another 13 percent Tuesday, adding nearly $8 billion to its market value as investors assessed the breakout game.

But Jefferies analyst Atul Goyal says that's just the beginning. He now targets a share price of 30,000 yen, or $286.40, nearly a third higher still. Nintendo is transitioning from console games to smartphone games, and "it has just started that journey," Goyal says.

The game's success on smartphones also could spur faster development from hardware makers - Microsoft with its HoloLens, the secretive startup Magic Leap, or Google, which could still revive its failed Glass headgear, says Timothy Carone, a professor at the University of Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business.

"The reaction (to Pokemon Go) is a quick of vote of 'Yeah, they got this right,'" Carone says. "My guess is that a lot of developers have gone back to figure out how to take this approach."

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DOES THIS AFFECT MY PRIVACY?

Adam Reeve, principal architect of security firm Red Owl, however, found that "Pokemon Go" required overly broad permission for those using a Google account as a sign-in. Even setting aside the location data collected by the app, he said, the app is a "huge security risk."

He noted the app, in theory, could allow "Pokemon Go" to read one's Gmail, send email as you and access your Google search history.

Niantic said in a blog post Monday that it never intended to request such sweeping data access, hasn't collected information beyond the user's ID and email address. By Tuesday, signing in on an iPhone with a Google ID showed this pared back authorization.

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AP Technology Editor David Hamilton in San Francisco and Business Writer Sarah Sell in Portland, Oregon, contributed to this report.

Follow AP Business Writer Ryan Nakashima at https://twitter.com/rnakashi . His work can be found at http://bigstory.ap.org/content/ryan-nakashima

Copyright 2016 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

Posted by AppalachianBlue on 07-14-2016 12:45 PM:

Workin at my bosses house this mornin. Went in to use the bathroom. Wen i got done i look over and busted out laughin. This is what i found...

Posted by dan w on 07-14-2016 12:56 PM:

I would love to have a few rolls of that ---- see ya

Posted by AppalachianBlue on 07-14-2016 01:09 PM:

I keep hearin stories of people walkin into stuff. A guy in ny walked into a pond at night. Omg. Im perfectly fine wit it. Iv always said we need to take warnin labels off stuff and let the population level itself out. This will just speed up the process

Posted by wbond on 07-14-2016 01:35 PM:

Here ya go new hunting train em up

http://lakeexpo.com/news/top_storie...6100bf120c.html

Posted by wbond on 07-14-2016 01:48 PM:

Dan ya need to go in there

and wrestle them in to submission Linkous would but he is busy Pokemon catching

http://www.dailyprogress.com/greene...c84a7b2085.html

Posted by Rex Ridge on 07-14-2016 09:16 PM:

AppBlue, now u know the feeling of having a politician 💋 ur a$$.

WB, ur antler post caused Chuck and I to have a quieter lunch than usual. I looked up the price on whitetail and suggested that he sell the 2 boxes full he has...DON'T SEE THAT HAPPENING....as long as he's alive.
Where do u buy swim caps (or whatever the blue thing is on the dog in ur pictures) for dogs?

Seeing lots of wildlife in Forest Co this wk!! Saw a bear this AM about 6 mi from here, a bobcat on Tuesday evening, a turkey with one baby crossed the rd in front of us this afternoon. I saw several deer, turkey hens with babies and squirrels while I was riding on Sunday. Chuck brought the trail camera cards in this AM (he has 3 out on 1/4 acre food plot (doesn't want to miss aanything). The 10 pt came in, so did a decent 8 pt and a couple of smaller bucks. Got some pictures of turkeys and does with/without fawns. Seeing more doe without fawns than with.

Stay safe if u go looking for Pokemon...Pgh news had on it stories about people walking into things and a 👧 got hit by a 🚗!! Guess if it gets kids our walking, it isn't all bad.

Posted by wbond on 07-14-2016 09:35 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by AppalachianBlue
Workin at my bosses house this mornin. Went in to use the bathroom. Wen i got done i look over and busted out laughin. This is what i found...

Y'all going to get Linkous upset talking about his hero

Posted by wbond on 07-14-2016 09:37 PM:

Rex Ridge non of my sorry mongols will swim

Posted by AppalachianBlue on 07-14-2016 09:40 PM:

Ha! Rex thats funny

Posted by wbond on 07-15-2016 04:21 AM:

It's still way to hot to be out here 72 and humid as you know what even the coons are to hot to.climb

Posted by rmcmillan on 07-15-2016 01:58 PM:

MORNING ALL
HOT HERE.

WBOND,
GOOD PICS.

APP BLUE,
DID NOT KNOW YOU COULD BUY T PAPER WITH S#$T ALREADY ON IT.

DANW,
I THINK EVERYONE NEEDS A ROLL OR TWO.

REXRIDGE,
GOODONE ABOUT POLITICAN KISSING BUTT.

Posted by Mended 2-11-14 on 07-16-2016 01:46 AM:

Wendell I am still trying to get the Snipe thing done. Still spending a lot of time in the woods looking for a Snipe.

Posted by wbond on 07-16-2016 03:12 AM:

Well well Price has a wheel chair wonder if it has a motor on it.or if I will have to push him threw the woods what about brakes boy I know we're we can test them going off to the creek from the ridge above the bowl

Posted by AppalachianBlue on 07-16-2016 01:53 PM:

Aite everyone be careful out in this heat. Drink plenty of water. Had a good friend of mine die of heat stroke on wednesday. He was my age. 29 or so. Thursday i get a phone call from my sister. Couple of young cousins find my grandmother on the screened in porch unresponsive. Eyes rolled back. Ambulance took her out she still in hospital. Heat stroke symptoms along with kidney and lung problems.

Posted by Hayseedlady on 07-16-2016 02:06 PM:

Oh my Goodness App I'm so sorry, you guys are in my thoughts & prayers.

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Posted by Hayseedlady on 07-16-2016 02:17 PM:

We had some noisy fun the other day. Saw some good things & also a few bad. Rose even joined the slow paced hunt after I turned it loose, I waited for her pain meds to kick in before I did. She is going to need surgery on her leg, good thing Iowa State University isnt too far away, she needs old pins removed in her bad leg.

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Posted by rmcmillan on 07-16-2016 11:29 PM:

APP BLUE,
PRAYERS SENT FOR YOUR GRANDMOTHER

HAYSEEDLADY,
GOOD LOOKING DOGS, EVEN THAT REDBONE. LOL!!!

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