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PlayStation 3 Games You Should Not Miss
From the humble beginnings of the Xbox 360 (2006) and PlayStayion 3 (2007), the seventh Generation of console gaming brought some of the biggest and most ground-breaking, memorable experiences to date all across the gaming world. As we look back on some of the top console exclusives and multi-platform titles in a series of upcoming articles, today we will be begin by reflecting on seven of the greatest exclusive, must-play titles that best define the innovative success of the PlayStation 3.
Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots
Released: June 2008
Developer: Kojima Productions
Publisher: Konami
Genre: Action/Stealth
Metal Gear Solid 4 was the first proper 'must-play' game for the Playstation 3, and towards the end of the consoles life, it stands out as one of the best stealth/action experiences available. The game revolves around stealth/action, and while it provides a bit more scope for the action side of things than past MGS titles (with better controls for action sequences than previous titles in the series), it's still at its best when stealthing past checkpoints and knocking guards unconscious, something it still does as well as any series in the genre. Combine this with an involved (if convoluted!) story and some creative bosses, and you've got another masterpiece from Hideo Kojima's team.
Uncharted 2: Among Thieves
Released: October 2009
Developer: Naughty Dog
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment
Genre: Action/Adventure
One of the games of the generation, Uncharted 2 is not to be missed. Unless you are allergic to third-person shooters you owe it to yourself to play it, if you haven't already. Bringing Naughty Dog's high standards to every aspect of the game, with gameplay, story, characters and graphics all held to an exceptionally high standard. Uncharted 2: Among Thieves is the complete package.
Heavy Rain
Released: February 2010
Developer: Quantic Dream
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment
Genre: Action
Heavy Rain was criticised at times for not being a game, but while it is unlike the usual shooters, racers, RPGs and sports games that form the bulk of most gamers' playtime, there was no denying the brilliance (or nature as a game, if you thought about it) of Quantic Dream's dramatic masterpiece. If anyone in November 2005 had said that a game relying entirely on QTEs and the odd choice would be a game of the generation then they'd have been laughed at, but Heavy Rain is well worth a look for every gamer interested in emotional drama.
Demon's Souls
Released: June 2010 (AU)
Developer: Atlus
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment
Genre: Action-RPG
Ask yourself: Do you want to die? Then ask you self that question some more. If the answer is still 'yes' then Demon's Souls is right for you. Demon's Souls is a challenging RPG where you will most definitely die as dying is as much apart of the game as living. Being able to adapt on the fly, know when to retreat and learn from your death and mistakes are all required skills to keep the death count low. Paving the way to success for its spiritual successor, Dark Souls, Demon's Souls is perhaps even more gruelling at times because the amount of deaths you accumulate can silently affect many of the secrets and rewards unveiled to you across this this punishing world. So if you are looking for something that doesn't hold your hand and provides a satisfying challenge for your skills and wits, then you must give Demon's Souls a go.
LittleBigPlanet 2
Released: January 2011
Developer: Media Molecule
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment
Genre: Platformer
LittleBigPlanet 2 lets your inner child run free. Ever wanted to create a game level or even a mini-game? Then LittleBigPlanet 2 is one not to miss, letting you unleash you inner creativity on to the world or explore someone else's with just as much platforming fun.
Released: March 2012
Developer: ThatGameCompany
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment
Genre: Adventure/Platformer
Looking for something different? Journey will give you an experience few others games can. ThatGameCompany perfects the peaceful, easy-going feeling that they excel at from their past and celebrated collection of games including flOw and Flower. Journey is a short but memorable experience; it is a slow, relaxing adventure and a different change of pace to most other games that lets you explore a wondrous and beautiful world. This is one of those games where every now and again, you can just stop and sit back to admire the gorgeous landscape unfolding before you.
The Last of Us
Released: June 2013
Developer: Naughty Dog
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment
Genre: Action/Adventure
It's only arguably the best action/adventure game ever made! Combining a rock-solid world, brilliantly written and acted story, and nail-biting stealth and action/survival gameplay, the Last of Us sets a new high watermark in gaming. Throw in some original and entertaining multiplayer (that's still active as of writing, but a little rough for new players) and it's easy to see why it received it's many game of the year awards. If you've any interest in action/adventure/survival, or post-apocalyptic (in this case, zombie outbreak) settings, missing this game isn't an option.
Tell us what you think
Those are only handful of some of the best PlayStation 3 exclusives that we here at GoodGame believe everyone should definitely not miss out on. Do they sit on your Must-Play list too? What other games would you include?
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Doomystic, on 18 March 2014 - 08:47 AM, said:
Hahaha, don't worry Doomy, this was a compiled staff list, rather than my own personal PS3 exclusives, and was also targeted at games people could play and enjoy now. Unfortunately great games like KZ2, SOCOM and MAG (and even GT5) have been/will shortly be hit by server closures and similar, so while they were _awesome_ times back in 2009, it's unlikely someone jumping onto those games now would have the same experience. Don't get me wrong, KZ2 is awesome (sorry I've been away from KZ:SF for so long, been crook, but right keen to get back into it, hope I'm not too far off ).


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|Dr. David Orr, Clinical Senior Lecturer in Surgery and Paediatrics, TCD, Consultant Plastic Surgeon at St James's Hospital and Our Lady's Children's Hospital Crumlin, Dublin
|Opening remarks by the Chair
The Brain in Everyday Life – Keynote Lecture
Trinity School of Medicine: Achievements and Plans
Mayo Clinic Children's Center: Innovations in Practice
Epilepsy Surgery for Children
Sports Hip Surgery….It is all about Preservation
Denis Burkitt: 80 years a graduate – Irish by birth, Trinity by the grace of God
|Closing Remarks by the Chair
General TCD Alumni Events http://www.tcd.ie/alumni/events/
Profiles of Speakers
Paul Browne, MB, FRCPI, FRCPath
Paul Browne is Professor of Haematology at Trinity College Dublin, and Consultant Haematologist and Director of the National Adult Stem Cell Transplant Programme at St. James's Hospital Dublin. He is currently also Head of the School of Medicine at Trinity College Dublin, where he graduated in 1986. He trained first in Dublin, and then as a Fellow at the University of Minnesota, USA. Since returning to Ireland in 1997, he has led the development of therapeutic programmes for leukaemia and myeloma, with a special interest in stem cell transplant and novel therapeutics. He is a member of several international working groups, including the European EBMT Working Party for Leukaemia / Myeloma, and the International PNH Consortium. He has collaborated on laboratory studies of myeloma biology, including a focus on genetic susceptibility in DNA repair pathways, in work funded by the HRB and the Irish Cancer Society. He was Chair of the Irish Cooperative Oncology Research Group (ICORG) from 2008 to 2012, leading the successful ICORG international peer-reviewed HRB multi-million euro grant renewal to support clinical translational research in cancer. Recently, he has led a TCD group in conjunction with colleagues in Cork and Galway which will now commence a major programme on cellular therapy funded by the National Blood Centre
Max Fehily, BA, MB, BAO, FRCSI, MSc Orth Eng, FRS (Tr&Orth)
Professor Max Fehily is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at Spire Manchester Hospital. He studied medicine at Trinity College Dublin and completed his initial surgical training both here and in the UK, before undertaking specialist orthopaedic training in the North West of England. During his training, he gained a Masters in Orthopaedic Engineering and published in the leading orthopaedic journals. He completed fellowship training in knee and hip surgery. Professor Fehily specialises in surgery of the Hip and has a particular interest in young athletes with soft-tissue hip problems as well as complex reconstruction of the hip in the older patient. He performs high volumes of hip arthroscopy (keyhole) procedures and has designed a comprehensive rehabilitation program to complement surgery. He regularly treats high level athletes, ranging from dedicated amateurs to commonwealth/world championship competitors. Professor Fehily is an Honorary Professor at Salford University. He regularly teaches on hip arthroscopy within the UK and is a member of the faculty of national and international courses teaching hip arthroscopy to orthopaedic surgeons.
Shane O'Mara, MA (j.o.), FTCD A, MA (NUI), DPhil (Oxon)
Shane O'Mara is Professor of Experimental Brain Research at Trinity College Dublin, Principal Investigator and Director of the Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience. He received his bachelor's and master's degrees from NUI Galway and a DPhil from the University of Oxford. He is a Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin (FTCD), and was the first Ireland-based elected Fellow of the Association for Psychological Science (FAPS) and is an elected member of the Royal Irish Academy (MRIA). His research work is supported by industry, philanthropy and biomedical charities. He has raised in excess of €55 million in grant funding while at Trinity. He was the first recipient in Ireland of a Wellcome Trust Senior Investigator Award, which are provided to "support exceptional, world-class researchers, who already hold a recognised academic position and whose research will address the most important questions about health and disease." He has published more than 110 peer-reviewed papers in the areas of his research interests, including brain systems supporting learning, memory, cognition and decision-making; brain systems affected by stress, anxiety, depression and motivation; and the application of brain science to business and organisations and to public policy issues. His forthcoming book Why Torture Doesn't Work: The Neuroscience of Interrogation, published by Harvard University Press, will be released in November 2015.
David Orr, MD MSc FRCSI (Plast)
David Orr has been a consultant plastic surgeon and clinical senior lecturer in surgery and paediatrics at St James's Hospital and Our Lady's Children's Hospital since 1998, specialising in cleft lip and palate surgery. He qualified in medicine from Trinity College Dublin in 1986 and completed basic surgical training in Ireland. His MD thesis, based on work carried out at the University of Wales College of Medicine in Cardiff, explored epithelial--‐mesenchymal interactions in cancer and its parallels in wound healing and development. He trained in plastic surgery in London, Oxford and Manchester before further fellowship training at the Royal Adelaide Hospital and the Australian Craniofacial Unit. He recently completed the MSc programme in evolutionary biology at University College Dublin. He is currently involved in the development of cleft surgery services in low income countries. His research interests include developing prediction models for the outcome of cleft surgery and the evolutionary and developmental background to cleft palate.
Siobhan Pittock, MB, BCh
Siobhan Pittock is currently vice-chair in the Department of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota and chair of practice for Mayo Clinic Children's Center (an organizational structure which manages the care of all children across the Mayo Clinic enterprise). She received her medical training at Trinity College Dublin (class of 1995); she then went on to pediatric residencies initially in Dublin and subsequently at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN. Residency was followed by joint fellowship and clinical investigator program training in pediatric endocrinology at Mayo Clinic where she is currently an Assistant Professor in the Department of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine. She has been in leadership roles in the department of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine since 2008; her main interest is in the science of healthcare delivery. She has focused her efforts on innovation and practice improvement with specific goals of developing family-focused, affordable, efficient, high value care. Her projects are varied and include those related to improving access to appropriate care for patients; use of innovative practice models including telemedicine; development of multispecialty clinics to optimize care for medically complex children; developing IT alert systems in the electronic health record to improve patient safety; and standardization of outpatient clinic processes to optimize efficiencies in clinical operations.
Owen Patrick Smith, MA, MB, BA Mod. (Biochem), FRCPCH, FFPRCPI, FRCP (Ire., Edin., Lon., Glasg.), FRCPath, FFpathRCPI,, DHMSA, Hon. FTCD
Professor Smith is a Consultant Paediatric Haematologist at Our Lady's Children's Hospital Dublin, and is Professor of Childhood Blood Disorders and Regius Professor of Medicine, Trinity College Dublin. Since returning from postgraduate training at Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital, London in the early 1990's he has devoted the last twenty five years of his career to caring for neonates, children and adolescents with cancer and blood disorders. One of his main areas of research has been in evidence-based randomised peer-reviewed paediatric haemato-oncology clinical trials, focusing on clinical questions within all domains of paediatric blood and cancer. He is a member of numerous associations and societies, including; the Medical Research Council Childhood Leukaemia Working Party, the International Berlin Frankfurt Munster Study Group for Childhood Leukaemia, and the United Kingdom Children's Cancer Group. Professor Smith was awarded the St Luke's Medal by the Royal Academy of Medicine and St Luke's Hospital for his work on improving outcomes in adolescent cancers with specific reference to the haematological malignancies.
Sophia Varadkar, MRCPI, MSc, PhD
Sophia Varadkar completed her undergraduate degree at Trinity College Dublin and her postgraduate medical training in Dublin and London. She is a Consultant Paediatric Neurologist at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK, where she is the Head of Clinical Service for Neuroscience Medicine, Specialty Lead for the Children's Epilepsy Surgery Service and clinical lead for the Vagus Nerve Stimulation therapy programme. Dr Varadkar sits on the NHS England National Clinical Coordinating Group for the Children's Epilepsy Surgery Programme. She is an Honorary Senior Lecturer at UCL Institute of Child Health and an Honorary Consultant at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, where she has an epilepsy transition clinic with her colleague adult epileptologists. She has a PhD in neuroscience and her current research interests are in complex epilepsy, epilepsy surgery, Rasmussen syndrome, and metabolic causes of childhood epilepsy. She is an enthusiastic teacher and is a regular faculty member of various training programmes, including the British Paediatric Neurology Association Paediatric Epilepsy Training (PET) courses (for which she is a member of the PET steering committee and chairs the organising group for Expert-to-Expert: Epilepsy, a course for consultant paediatric neurologists).


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Posted: 7 years 33 weeks agoThe bottom line in applying various details (prayers chanted, ceremonies attended, stresses given at different times and stages) are the results of our practical spiritual life. Though we want to be motivated to please Krishna and his representatives there should be some result. Are we more enthusiastic and joyful to chant, read and engage in devotional service, or do we feel something lacking? We want to live our life in such a way that we feel absorbed in thought about and service to Krishna...1 Comment(s)1,427 Reads
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Posted: 7 years 34 weeks agoIt is not about only a number---the principle is to always chant, always remember Krishna, never forget him. That is the basis of all rules---the supreme rule. We are also advised to chant a fixed number of rounds as did Lord Chaitanya. So in the beginning before we take a vow to chant a certain amount at initiation by a bona-fide guru, we do what we can---whether 1 or 2 or 4 rounds etc and maintain that without fail, increasing from there. All the principles of K.C and many recommended details...1 Comment(s)1,168 Reads


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Is there a reason we have to click 'Share' in order to get a link to an answer? What happened to the old
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Is there a reason we have to click 'Share' in order to get a link to an answer? What happened to the old
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Umm, the "link" link worked the same as "share", minus the social buttons. Click, hit Ctrl-C. Or right click and "Copy Link Address". I don't see how it can be made more convenient, short of directly copying the link to the clipboard when clicked.
Exactly what part of the old "link" option was more convenient for you?


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The table below looks at the statistics for Bitbucket skills in IT jobs advertised for the West Sussex region. Included is a guide to the salaries offered in IT jobs that have cited Bitbucket over the 3 months to 29 July 2016 with a comparison to the same period over the previous 2 years.
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This is the first time I am posting a message, so please bear with me.
I have a rather strange question. In one application we have defined a session variable (used to determine if a user has timed out). In a separate application the same cflock and session name is used. A user has logged into both applications at the same time. When they logoff of one application a few minutes later the person is kicked out of the second one due to being timed out (but they were only in that application for a few minutes, and the session variable is defined to time out after 30 minutes). Is this due to the cflock and or session variable having the same name with the same person, and being on the same CF server?
Can I avoid this by simply giving unique cflock names or do I have to give unique session variable names as well (in each application) ?
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I'm wondering if you can help me.
I have a main navigation vertical menu on a website, I have set it up so you make new pages within a parent page, it pops out to the side. This function uses the ul.children code.
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CBS NEWS – New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is thinking bigger when it comes to his upcoming soda ban. He's calling on New York State to enact his proposal that will cap the size of sugary drinks sold at restaurants and food courts starting this March.
Beginning next month, the city plans to restrict restaurants, delis, sports venues, movie theaters and many other eateries that fall under the jurisdiction of the city's health department from selling some sugar-laden beverages larger than 16-ounces in size. Refills will be permitted depending on the establishment. The limits also do not apply to milk-based and alcoholic beverages.
Supermarkets and convenience stores are exempt because they're regulated by the state, not the city.
Bloomberg , however, said at an unrelated news conference Monday that "the state should do exactly the same thing in stores."
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John Coulter, a professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics, was named interim dean of the P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science effective July 1, 2015.
Coulter has 25 years of teaching and research experience at Lehigh, as well as several years of industrial experience with Lord Corporation, a multi-national company specializing in materials and devices for vibration and acoustic control.
During his time at Lehigh, Coulter has taught several thousand undergraduate students, mentored 23 doctoral students and 61 master's students, and won several awards for curriculum innovation that incorporates K-12 students from diverse backgrounds. He's also served as co-chair of the university's strategic task force that developed the current vision and implementation plan for enhancing graduate studies and research at Lehigh.
Since 2002, Coulter has served the College as Associate Dean for Graduate Studies and Research. In this capacity, he oversaw a dramatic growth in the size and diversity of the engineering graduate student population, and helped develop a number of popular new engineering and cross-college graduate degree offerings. He also previously served as interim dean of the College in 2004.
His accomplishments at Lehigh have been recognized through continuous federal, state, and industrial research support as well as numerous awards for teaching and research including a prestigious NSF National Young Investigator (i.e. CAREER) award, Lehigh's first-ever NSF Presidential Faculty Fellow (i.e. PECASE) award, a Future Technology Award from the Society of Plastics Engineers, and two Innovative Curriculum Awards from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
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I only liked Halo 1 and 2... Reach was okay for multiplayer, not the best, but okay.
After #2 the campaign and story just sucked.
343i isn't completely made up of Bungie vets but definitly Halo vets. All of these people are passionate about the series and they love coming to work to expand upon an awesome franchise that defines FPS games. They know they are the sh!t right now.
The new guys don't thank their lucky stars every day becausethey landed a job in a company that is developing a Halo game, they came to 343i for Halo. They arnt doing this for there resume. They people doing it for that left a long time ago.
343i probably have a test in there aplications that asks questions pertaining to the series so they know if they are hiringa fan or just some aspiring developer looking for a job. They hire the fans because they know what the fans want. The next three Halo games are going to be different from the previous but will include pieces of everything that makes Halo great.
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Manitoba Book Awards 2016 - Children and Teen's Shortlistsby Shanleigh K - Monday, Apr 11, 2016 at 4:20pm
Congratulations to the following nominees for the 2016 Manitoba Book Awards:
Manuela Dias Book Design and Illustration Awards
Children's Illustrator Category
- Alexia Wants to Fly by Talia Pura, illustrated by Wai Tien
- Fur Is Only Fur Deep by Julia Schettler, illustrated by Sarah Neville
- Misaabe's Stories: A Story of Honesty by Katherena Vermette, illustrated by Irene Kuziw
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McNally Robinson Booksellers and Scholastic Canada invite Manitoba's grade 5 and 6 students to enter our annual writing contest. This year the theme is DESTINIES — what will happen, what was meant to be, and how it did (or did not) come to pass. Is the future already written or can it be shaped? If you could change your destiny, would you?
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February is I Love To Read Month, and McNally Robinson is proud to be teaming up with the Winnipeg Blues and the Manitoba Moose to celebrate literacy in our schools and community.
Throughout the month, the Winnipeg Blues will be visiting schools across Winnipeg to exercise both the minds and bodies of students with their Read and Run program. Players from the Blues will be reading to classes, answering their questions about hockey, and then leading each class in a run. Each school will also be entered in to a draw to win a donation of books from McNally Robinson for their library.
Meanwhile, the Manitoba Moose will be celebrating with their Stick to Reading initiative. Students and teachers from Winnipeg schools can enter for their chance to win a visit from Moose players, where the players will interact with the students and read to them in their classroom. For more information about how schools can enter, visit the Moose website here.
The Manitoba Moose will also be accepting donations of new or gently used children's books to give to schools and community services. The donations can be dropped off at our Grant Park bookstore, and for each donation you will receive a buy-one-get-one-free voucher for tickets to the Stick To Reading Moose game on March 28th, as well as a ballot for a chance to win a signed Josh Morrisey jersey.
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WINNIPEG- Registration is now open for the Winter 2016 session of our I Love Reading Book Club, a discussion group for enthusiastic readers in grades 4 to 6. Led by our own bookseller Cathy, book club members will meet three times to discuss three separate books.
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OP, I saw your thread about the increase in the minimum wage, also. You suggest that both of these things are just about to happen, and you're all worked up about how are going to negatively going to affect you. Putting aside for the moment how jealous and self-centered you sound in both posts, I think it's highly unlikely either thing is going to happen anytime soon (unfortunately, IMO). Maybe you should just take a deep breath and worry about actual, real-life concerns.
Nursing has been doing a fine job in the current economic and educational climate of turning out droves of minimally prepared graduates and running down nursing wages and benefits for quite a while now, without needing any assistance from anyone else. We shot ourselves in the foot, collectively, a long time ago.
Even if we went to some sort of civilized system of public higher education, that wouldn't mean huge numbers of people would get accepted into nursing programs. Plenty of people who are willing to pay can't get into nursing programs now. Nursing isn't like English 101; you can't just open up a few more sections and suddenly accommodate twice as many students.
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Large Minimum Wage (MW) increases tends to:
1. Offer some short term gains for MW workers offset by higher unemployment
2. Have little to no effect on the upper 1%
3. Screw everyone else in the long term through inflation
Allow me to explain:
1. Some MW workers will gain greatly from an increase in MW for obvious reasons, but it isn't so simple because some will lose their jobs due to automation (a machine that was too expensive vs $8/hr labor might be quite affordable vs $15/hr labor) or use of the labor black market (people working off the books). Others MW workers who are on many social programs with income caps will actually cut their labor hours so as not to lose those handouts. It is a hard and fast rule that increased MW = increased unemployment. Eventually the resulting inflation erases the standard of living gains from increasing MW (and unemployment falls).
2. Those at the top adjust where needed and feel little impact.
3. Short answer: For everyone else, including RNs, your standard of living falls relatively quickly and recovers very slowly if ever.
Long answer: INFLATION is the reason. The basic necessities rise in price when the amount of minimum amount of labor most anyone needs to purchase them seems to fall, but there are fixed amount of those goods, prices rise. Or prices simply rise because the guy making a sandwich had their salary doubled. Well the price of your sandwich went up. Simple economics 101. So now you have rising dollar costs for basic goods and services that trickles to all other goods and services.
But did the RN's wages go up?
Can a RN can go to management and say "we need our wages increased 100% too!"? NO! You will get laughed at. They won't have to do that. They don't need to. There may be some small increases down the road as standard of living falls drastically enough for their to be major pressure, but it won't be enough to catch up with inflation.
Eventually, you run into labor pool problems where people go "wait, why should I spend huge $$$ and 4 years of my time on a BSN so I can start as a new nurse at $23/hr when I can keep working for $15/hr at a low responsibility job without college debt?" Then you see labor shortages and wages rise (or standards fall). But that correction is a nice thing for economists to think about, and a crappy experience if you are in that labor pool! And if there is another MW hike, it delays that recovery!
Lastly, it is worth noting that large MW hikes are hardest on the lower middle class and middle class in small cities, suburban and rural areas. The big big cities have market driven effective MW well above the current legal MW already.
Massive minimum wage hikes are a feel-good populist measure pushed mostly by those who are ignorant of economics... and the few that do know the above but do not care because of a sociopolitical agenda. Massive MW hikes are BAD economic policy.


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Have you noticed that there are some things common in both the couples in Remix?
Tia and Ranveer both speak of themselves in the third-person and are both soft-spoken. Anvesha and Yuvi both have nicknames and have a wild side to them.
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tia toks in third person, ranveer toks in first person plural
but yes there are smilarities between yuvi and aashi
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good observation!
they do have some similarities
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Recently when yuo share my page on facebook the description shows part of the page's body; why is this happening
here is my page
Recently when yuo share my page on facebook the description shows part of the page's body; why is this happening
here is my page
there is no defined output for
<meta property="og:description" content="" /> so facebook possibly grabs what it can find.
have you edited the 'fb og' code by chad?
you can paste the full code of that section into a http://pastebin.com/ and post the link to it here so someone can check it.
The whole deal of the website is for people click on the pictures and share them on facebook easy. a week ago, the site was only sharing the address.. now is grabbing that description.
I saw that meta tag and deleted it from the header, but it stills catches that description when posting on facebook
Ill post the current code.
<iframe src="http://pastebin.com/embed_iframe.php?i=w9RBpEvU" style="border:none;width:100%"></iframe>
because your front page is a static page, you might need to add something to the code to fill a default og description in this case;
example (first section only shown - keep the rest as it is):
<?php if(is_single() || is_page()) { ?>
<meta property="og:type" content="article" />
<meta property="og:title" content="<?php single_post_title(''); ?>" />
<?php if( is_front_page() ) { ?>
<meta property="og:description" content="<?php bloginfo('description'); ?>" />
<?php } ?>
<meta property="og:url" content="<?php the_permalink(); ?>"/>
<meta property="og:image" content="<?php if ( $thumb[0] == null ) { echo $default_img; } else { echo $thumb; } ?>" />
or even replace
<?php bloginfo('description'); ?>
with a static text.
Let me try it. I'll update
I changed it and it is the same, but I elieve it takes a while for facebook to catch the new updates, I just deleted the whole header and test the page out and shared the same.
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With food scares like this month's massive egg recall, people become a little more aware of how the food they eat is processed and where it comes from.
"They feel and touch and make a connection to where their food comes from. Not just the food fairy," said Kellie McHugh. Three years ago, she and her husband, Craig, started their micro-farm in Black Forest with six chickens. Now, they have about 60, and they sell their eggs at farmers' markets around Colorado Springs.
"It's not really a business. We see it as more of an education to the community."
Kellie says that ever since the egg recall, she's had more questions from customers about where her eggs come from, and more interest that they are straight from the farm. At Thursday's farmer's market off Powers, she sold about 100 eggs in 45 minutes.
The McHugh's operation is a far cry from the large operations at the center of a massive recall from the salmonella outbreak. That also means the McHugh's farm is too small to fall under the same regulations set by the Food and Drug Administration, which are put in place to keep food safe. But, the McHughs say that farm fresh eggs may be coming back in style. Buying locally can cost you, though. A dozen eggs from the McHugh's farm are about five times as expensive as what you can get on a deal at your local grocery store.
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