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OPP: Caught In The Act
by Slacker And Steve
posted Jul 2 2012 3:23PM
Today's OPP comes from Candy. She caught her husband in the act and doesn't know if she can make the marriage work anymore.
Yi Slacker and Steve! I have an OPP for you. I caught my husband having relations…with himself! This may sound old fashioned, but I can't look at him the same and I'm not sure I can be married to him anymore. I think it's disgusting and I don't do it, so why does he have to? Plus, he was watching pornography when I caught him and I find that highly offensive! It degrades women and it makes me believe that he only thinks women are objects to be used for relations. Is that the only reason he married me to begin with? We had a good relations life and I don't understand why he feels the need to do that. Am I not enough for him? Am I not good enough for him? You are men, please explain this to me!
She doesn't trust Slacker and Steve's voice disguiser, so she won't go on the air...
Slacker makes the point that it has nothing to do with Candy! He knows there are some people that claim it's a religious thing and their partner should be able to satisfy their every need. Slacker refuses to confess. He got married so he would never have to have relations with himself again! Slacker says when you're confronted with it and see it in action; it just might screw up your world. Slacker also wants to talk Candy down from this ledge…Her husband has been doing this forever and will continue to do this until he's done and gone from this world. The guys will try to help Candy realize that this is just a thing guys do! It's not personal…
Steve reminds us that Candy is questioning the marriage because of her husbands' actions, and he thinks Candy assumes that her man is different from every other man on the planet. Steve is curious if Candy's husband thinks of her during these moments of intimacy? Would that make a difference? He also wants to know if Slacker thinks of his wife or possibly past partners if he were to still partake. Steve sounds as if he is in disbelief when he makes the statement that Candy doesn't even partake herself?
Can you help her save her marriage or should she run?
Me personally? I'm a huge fan of myself. If you can't love yourself, you're no good to anybody else. I think it's an anatomy thing. Guys like to fix things. I had a buddy who swore he never had relations with himself, but his wife would tell me stories of how she would try to open the door to the bathroom and he would be busy and seemed to be interrupted be her trying to enter without notice. They've since divorced! It is not a deal breaker as long as your love life doesn't suffer from it. If you keep it a secret, endanger yourself or expose yourself to others by being indecent, then you should seek some professional help. There's more to your activity than just a release.
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Let us all face it, getting yourself off is normal. From the age of three humans realize that their private parts are sensitive and thus, they play. Sure, a parent has to pull a child away and say that that behavior is only for "alone time," but we cannot condemn a behavior that is rooted in our life. In fact, I encourage my boyfriend to get himself off when I am not in the mood and he does the same for me. If we did not, we would be a lot more cranky and a rift would be placed in the relationship. So, people- play away.
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I think that Candy needs to look into some serious mental health therapy. What her husband was doing it natural and perfectly normal. That she thinks this is such an issue leads me to believe she needs to seek help for herself and get in touch with her inner goddess :)
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Rep. Peter King Blasts Rand Paul For 'Apologizing For America': 'Fringes' Will 'Destroy' GOP
0Source: http://libertycalling.net
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Rep. Peter King Blasts Rand Paul For 'Apologizing For America': 'Fringes' Will 'Destroy' GOP
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Congressman Peter King appeared on CNN'sState of the Union on Sunday morning and warned that Senator Rand Paul's "isolationist streak" will destroy the GOP in much the same way the anti-war movement crippled the Democrats in the 1970s and 80s.
"To me the overriding concern here has to be national defense, national security, and not be apologizing for America," King said. "When you have Rand Paul actually comparing [Edward] Snowden to Martin Luther King, Jr., or Henry David Thoreau, this is madness. This is the anti-war left wing Democrats of the 1960s that nominated George McGovern and destroyed their party for almost twenty years. I don't want that happening to our party."
King, a vocal proponent of robust national security measures, was revved up over this week's vote on an amendment to defund the NSA surveillance program.
"I thought it was absolutely disgraceful that so many Republicans voted to defund the NSA program, which has done so much to protect our country," King said. "This is an isolationist streak that is in our party. It goes totally against the party of Eisenhower, Reagan, Bush. We are party of national defense, we're a party who did so much to protect the country over the last few years."
Host Candy Crowley asked King if he thought the divide between the neo-conservatives and the newly-resurgent libertarian wing led by Paul signalled a serious schism in the GOP.
"I want the Republican Party to be the party of strong national defense, and a party, for instance, which can reach out to labor unions, such as construction unions, police officers, firefighters," King said. "These are people who are socially conservative and want to agree with us, and too many people in our party drive them away."
Read the rest at Mediaite, here.
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Jesse Ventura dangles idea of 2016 presidential bid
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Jesse Ventura dangles idea of 2016 presidential bid
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Just back from his part-time home in Mexico, former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura dangled the idea Friday that he could run for the U.S. presidency in 2016.
Ventura eagerly volunteered the possibility while at Minnesota's Capitol — and pushed back against skepticism that he would re-enter the political fray after being out of office since 2003. It's hardly the first time the publicity savvy Ventura has broached the idea he would run for the White House or Senate, only to pass on a campaign.
He said the next race is "an opportune time" for an independent like him to run because there will be no incumbent. He said he's approached radio shock jock Howard Stern about being his running mate, and Stern expressed interest.
An email message seeking comment from Stern's agent was left Friday night by The Associated Press.
"The key to this next election I think will be a candidate who doesn't belong to a political party and who has the ability to rise above the mainstream and get the press, which I've never had a problem doing," Ventura said.
He said he would run on an anti-war platform, and his first act would be to close the military prison in Guantanamo Bay and return the naval base to Cuba.
Another Nail in the Neocon Coffin
0Source: http://lewrockwell.com
The recent opening of the Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity was a watershed moment in American history. There has never been anything quite like it. Ideologically diverse, the Ron Paul Institute reaches out to all Americans, and indeed to people all over the world, who find the spectrum of foreign-policy opinion in the United States to be unreasonably narrow. Until Ron Paul and his new institute, there was no resolutely anti-interventionist foreign-policy organization to be found.
Neoconservatives have not responded warmly to the announcement of Ron's new institute. Whatever their particular gripes, we can be absolutely certain of the real reason for their unhappiness: they have never faced systematic, organized opposition before.
The Democrats would see Lincoln pried out of his temple before supporting nonintervention abroad, so they pose no fundamental problem for the neocons. Ron Paul, on the other hand, is real opposition, and he can mobilize an army. The neocons know it. What's Tim Pawlenty up to these days? Where are his legions of well-read young fans who seek to carry on his philosophy? You see the point.
For the first time, strict nonintervention will have a permanent voice in American life. It is another nail in the neocon coffin. The neocons know they are losing the young. Bright kids who believe in freedom aren't rallying to Mitt Romney or David Horowitz, and, like anyone with a critical mind and a moral compass, they are not going along with the regime's war propaganda.
At this historic moment, I thought it might be appropriate to set down some thoughts on war – a manifesto for peace, as it were.
(1) Our rulers are not a law unto themselves.
Our warmakers believe they are exempt from normal moral rules. Because they are at war, they get to suspend all decency, all the norms that govern the conduct and interaction of human beings in all other circumstances. The anodyne term "collateral damage," along with perfunctory and meaningless words of regret, are employed when innocent civilians, including children, are maimed and butchered. A private individual behaving this way would be called a sociopath. Give him a fancy title and a nice suit, and he becomes a statesman.
Let us pursue the subversive mission of applying the same moral rules against theft, kidnapping, and murder to our rulers that we apply to everyone else.
(2) Humanize the demonized.
We must encourage all efforts to humanize the populations of countries in the crosshairs of the warmakers. The general public is whipped into a war frenzy without knowing the first thing – or hearing only propaganda – about the people who will die in that war. The establishment's media won't tell their story, so it is up to us to use all the resources we as individuals have, especially online, to communicate the most subversive truth of all: that the people on the other side are human beings, too. This will make it marginally more difficult for the warmakers to carry out their Two Minutes' Hate, and can have the effect of persuading Americans with normal human sympathies to distrust the propaganda that surrounds them.
(3) If we oppose aggression, let us oppose all aggression.
If we believe in the cause of peace, putting a halt to aggressive violence between nations is not enough. We should not want to bring about peace overseas in order that our rulers may turn their guns on peaceful individuals at home. Away with all forms of aggression against peaceful people.
(4) Never use "we" when speaking of the government.
The people and the warmakers are two distinct groups. We must never say "we" when discussing the US government's foreign policy. For one thing, the warmakers do not care about the opinions of the majority of Americans. It is silly and embarrassing for Americans to speak of "we" when discussing their government's foreign policy, as if their input were necessary to or desired by those who make war.
But it is also wrong, not to mention mischievous. When people identify themselves so closely with their government, they perceive attacks on their government's foreign policy as attacks on themselves. It then becomes all the more difficult to reason with them – why, you're insulting my foreign policy!
Likewise, the use of "we" feeds into war fever. "We" have to get "them." People root for their governments as they would for a football team. And since we know ourselves to be decent and good, "they" can only be monstrous and evil, and deserving of whatever righteous justice "we" dispense to them.
The antiwar left falls into this error just as often. They appeal to Americans with a catalogue of horrific crimes "we" have committed. But we haven't committed those crimes. The same sociopaths who victimize Americans themselves every day, and over whom we have no real control, committed those crimes.
(5) War is not "good for the economy."
A commitment to peace is a wonderful thing and worthy of praise, but it needs to be coupled with an understanding of economics. A well-known US senator recently deplored cuts in military spending because "when you cut military spending you lose jobs." There is no economic silver lining to war or to preparation for war.
Those who would tell us that war brings prosperity are grossly mistaken, even in the celebrated case of World War II. The particular stimulus that war gives to certain sectors of the economy comes at the expense of civilian needs, and directs resources away from the improvement of the common man's standard of living.
Ludwig von Mises, the great free-market economist, wrote that "war prosperity is like the prosperity that an earthquake or a plague brings. The earthquake means good business for construction workers, and cholera improves the business of physicians, pharmacists, and undertakers; but no one has for that reason yet sought to celebrate earthquakes and cholera as stimulators of the productive forces in the general interest."
Elsewhere, Mises described the essence of so-called war prosperity: it "enriches some by what it takes from others. It is not rising wealth but a shifting of wealth and income."
(6) Support the free market? Then oppose war.
Ron Paul has restored the proper association of capitalism with peace and nonintervention. Leninists and other leftists, burdened by a false understanding of economics and the market system, used to claim that capitalism needed war, that alleged "overproduction" of goods forced market societies to go abroad – and often to war – in search for external markets for their excess goods.
This was always economic nonsense. It was political nonsense, too: the free market needs no parasitical institution to grease the skids for international commerce, and the same philosophy that urges nonaggression among individual human beings compels nonaggression between geographical areas.
Mises always insisted, contra the Leninists, that war and capitalism could not long coexist. "Of course, in the long run war and the preservation of the market economy are incompatible. Capitalism is essentially a scheme for peaceful nations…. The emergence of the international division of labor requires the total abolition of war…. The market economy involves peaceful cooperation. It bursts asunder when the citizens turn into warriors and, instead of exchanging commodities and services, fight one another."
"The market economy," Mises said simply, "means peaceful cooperation and peaceful exchange of goods and services. It cannot persist when wholesale killing is the order of the day."
Those who believe in the free and unhampered market economy should be especially skeptical of war and military action. War, after all, is the ultimate government program. War has it all: propaganda, censorship, spying, crony contracts, money printing, skyrocketing spending, debt creation, central planning, hubris – everything we associate with the worst interventions into the economy.
"War," Mises observed, "is harmful, not only to the conquered but to the conqueror. Society has arisen out of the works of peace; the essence of society is peacemaking. Peace and not war is the father of all things. Only economic action has created the wealth around us; labor, not the profession of arms, brings happiness. Peace builds; war destroys."
See through the propaganda. Stop empowering and enriching the state by cheering its wars. Set aside the television talking points. Look at the world anew, without the prejudices of the past, and without favoring your own government's version of things.
Be decent. Be human. Do not be deceived by the Joe Bidens, the John McCains, the Barack Obamas and Hillary Clintons. Reject the biggest government program of them all.
Peace builds. War destroys.
May 1, 2013
Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr. [send him mail], former editorial assistant to Ludwig von Mises and congressional chief of staff to Ron Paul, is founder and CEO of the Mises Institute, executor for the estate of Murray N. Rothbard, and editor of LewRockwell.com. See his books.
Copyright © 2013 by LewRockwell.com. Permission to reprint in whole or in part is gladly granted, provided full credit is given.
Congressman Ron Paul Urges Afghanistan Withdrawal July 18 2012
Congressman Ron Paul urges withdrawal from Afghanistan during Defense Appropriations debate on July 18, 2012.
"The Last War Crime" Debuts at Cannes–but Censored in US
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By Jeanine Molloff
During this summer of Occupy and subsequent police brutality, the subject of torture is hotly denounced by protesters and conveniently ignored by candidates. Like that ostrich diving head first into the sand of political expediency–Americans want to focus on the alleged debt crisis or gay marriage–anything that absolves us from the messy subject of tortures committed in our names by the Bush/Cheney administration and which continue under Obama to the present day. The entire Bradley Manning debacle speaks volumes to this accusation.
In spite of strong evidence identifying Dick Cheney as the mastermind behind this torture regime–the subject remains taboo, both in the 'news' business and in Hollywood–that is until Hollywood executives watched trailers for the anti-war documentary–The Last War Crime.
Written, produced and directed by a new talent known only as 'The Pen,' this film documents the torture protocol ordained by the Bush-Cheney administration. Since it first circulated a trailer on the web; it has been heavily censored and cyber attacked. You Tube has removed it at intermittent intervals and MTV (which is owned by Viacom) has refused to sell air time for a commercial.
Veterans organize march to the White House on President's Day
0Source: http://www.examiner.com
By Lori Stacey (Subscribe)
Our nation's veterans and active duty military will be gathering at the Washington Monument at noon on February 20, 2012. They will then proudly fall into formation as they march from the monument to the White House. Active duty military are asked to not wear their uniforms.
In a public show of strength, they will be undertaking what may best be described as perhaps one of the most unique anti-war protests and endorsement of a Presidential candidate in our nation's history. Upon arriving at the White House, they will make an "about-face" so their backs are turned on the current administration. With a folded flag in view as a symbolic tribute to our fallen men and women in uniform, they will then hold a salute for as many seconds as those that have paid the ultimate sacrifice during Obama's time in office. Family members of KIA are invited to place their hands on the folded flag. There will be transportation for disabled veterans to participate. They are also encouraging family members of military and all non-military supporters of their cause to come out and fall-in behind them in this march.
Make no mistake about it, members of our military and our nation's veterans are not pleased about these unconstitutional, endless wars. They are not happy with the mainstream media's biased and deplorable coverage of the only candidate in the Republican field that is not only a veteran but has a spotless voting record that spans over decades and demonstrates that he has always stood up and defended the constitution of the United States, even when it often meant that he had to stand all alone.
They intend to send a powerful message to us all. The event is called, "Ron Paul is the Choice of the Troops". Adam Kokesh has sent out a call to rally together for this event. Adam is a veteran of the Iraqi war and member/co-founder of such groups as: Iraqi Veterans Against the War and Veterans for Ron Paul. He is also the host of a patriot-minded television show called. "Adam vs the Man".
There are many other similar groups such as: Veterans for Peace, Combat Veterans for Ron Paul, US Army for Ron Paul and the list goes on.
For Americans that just don't believe or understand that Ron Paul does indeed have overwhelming support from our military, perhaps this is the event to answer that question. They do exist and maybe this is their way of saying to America in a profound way, "Can you hear us now?"
There is an upcoming moneybomb to raise funds for this effort which is scheduled for February 1st which also happens to fall on the 55th wedding anniversary of Ron and Carol Paul. Donations can be made at this site and include in your comment, "Veterans March". The group is also featuring a video contest to advertise this historic march on the White House, please (see video) for more information about the event.
There is a facebook group that has been set-up here for the latest updates.
Veterans march on the White House
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SAN ANTONIO (AP) - A 17-year-old South Texas mother has died after being stabbed while holding her baby at a bus stop and police later arrested her ex-boyfriend.
San Antonio police say the infant girl was not hurt in the attack Tuesday afternoon as the former couple apparently argued. Investigators say a 15-year-old bystander who tried to help the victim suffered minor cuts to his arm.
Police did not immediately release the name of the slain teenager, who died at a San Antonio hospital, or charges pending against the 17-year-old suspect. Investigators are trying to determine if he is the baby's father.
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- Glutaraldehyde exposure and its occupational impact in the health care environment
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Environmental Health and Preventive Medicine
Volume 11, Issue 1 , pp 3-10
- Cover Date
- 2006-01-01
- Print ISSN
- Online ISSN
- 1347-4715
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
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- Topics
- Keywords
- glutaraldehyde
- occupational exposure
- health care environment
- toxicology
- disinfection
- Authors
- Derek R. Smith (1)
- Rui-Sheng Wang (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Hazard Assessment, National Institute of Industrial Health, 214-8585, Kawasaki, Japan


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Lol yeah on the racism... I love that I can give people crap for going Scryer and becoming "filthy elf sympathizers". Fortuneately everyone ASSUMES I mean filthy blood elves... not so. All elves are inherently freaky. Stupid nelfs with the jumping and the ears are just as bad.
I have noticed that blood elves are the only ones who like to wreck a good losing premade AB naked dance party.


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In December, children from primary schools across Birmingham descended on St Chad's Cathedral for the second Christmas running.
On Sunday 8 December Archbishop Longley celebrated a Mass of Thanksgiving and blessed the renewed community hall at St Michael and the Holy Angels, West Bromwich.
On January 3 2014 Fr Timothy Francis Burke, Parish Priest of Holy Cross Church, West Bromwich reached the grand age of 90 years.
Did you know that those men on the diaconate formation programme spend one Saturday a month at Oscott College in formal training as well as undertake their studies and practical learning in their parishes?
All the students had rehearsed a performance over the past five weeks, either alone or with a group, in preparation to perform to the residents in the home for the elderly and infirm.
Pupils and their families at Blessed William Catholic High School have shown amazing generosity this year
On Friday 29 November 2013 pupils of St John Wall Catholic School in Handsworth, Birmingham in conjunction with the Friends of St John Wall Committee (community members, parents and staff) put on a spectacular Christmas party for their local senior citizens.
In response to the devastation caused by Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines, Crackley Hall School's Student Council decided to take action.
On 10 March Mother Abbess went to Rome for the Monastic Formators' Program, a course for those who will be teaching the next generation of monks and nuns: studying the Rule of St Benedict, Scripture, Desert Fathers and much more.
The tragedy of Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines has touched the hearts of many people across the world, but perhaps a less well known consequence of this disaster was the manner in which it shook the thousands of Filipino seafarers who work on cruise ships, away from family for months at a time.
It's hard to believe it, but we're almost at the end of the first term of our second year at the Venerable English College. We keep the Archdiocese in our prayers, please keep us in yours. Here we want to share some of our experiences this term so far.
Trustees and staff at Father Hudson's Society, the social care agency of the Diocese, were delighted to hear that retired Director of the Society, Kevin Caffrey, was awarded a MBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours list for his services to social care through the Father Hudson's Society in Birmingham.
Last Sunday October 27 the Archdiocese of Birmingham remembered Blessed Dominic Barberi in a special way on the anniversary of his Beatification, as priests and people gathered to celebrate across the Archdiocese.
Last October Pope Benedict inaugurated a 'Year of Faith', fifty years after the second Vatican Council, so that Catholics could embrace a fresh the spirit of the council and equip themselves anew to share the Good News in our day.
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Officials with Sabal Trail Transmission LLC which is proposing to bring a 36-inch, 28.5 mile long natural gas line through the eastern and southern parts of Levy County presented information on the project at Tuesday's county commission meeting.
By Annette Long, President
March 1, 2014, marked the beginning of the Cedar Key Lions' eighth year of Adopt-a-Highway pickup along State Route 24 entering Cedar Key.
The Lions collected 110 pounds of trash on this first quarterly outing of 2014.
Cedar Key's own, Captain Danny Allen of Southern Salt Charters, is pictured at the 23rd Annual Outdoor Expo in Tampa talking about fishing and fishing season in Cedar Key and the "do's and don'ts" as well as giving pointers and insight on when to plan a Cedar Key trip for fishing and sightseeing.
Capt. Danny made the full day trip to Tampa to educate folks on Cedar Key and its fishing heritage as well as to promote visiting Cedar Key.
The Cedar Key Arts Center plans to share a bit of Art Festival history at its April Exhibit titled, "50 Years of Art Festivals." The group is hoping that some of you are willing to share artwork that you purchased over the years at Cedar Key's Spring Arts Festivals. The artwork will be on display at the Arts Center during the month of April and we hope that festival visitors can step back in time and enjoy a little history during the 50th Annual event planned for April 12 and 13.
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I would love a Diablo III Guest Pass please, I really need to try it out and see if it will run alright on my PC before I can commit to buying it but I'm really desperate to play it!
Big thanks to anyone who can help me out!
Well after getting excited for the Starter Edition of Diablo III it now seems like it's only available via a "Guest Pass", I made a battle.net account and everything :(
Anyone kind enough to PM me a Guest Pass I would really appreciate it!
Thanks for all the replies guys!
@Silvergun said:
If you love loot, you should get a kick out of Diablo III. Pretty much everything you fight is a pinata bursting with goodies, and especially once you hit 60, killing a boss and watching a shower of rares fill your screen is always a kick. It's easily one of the most accessible games Blizzard has made too, mainly thanks to the auction house which can really flatten the difficulty curve if you take advantage of it. I'm not a huge fan of the AH personally, but on the other hand, I was able to take my lvl 60 Monk with no gear and for next to nothing (and with about half an hour shopping), gear her up to the point where I'm shredding Act 1 Inferno. Honestly though, best way to tell if you like it is to pick up the Starter Edition, which lets you play about the first third of Act I normal for free.
As far as performance goes, Blizzard aims low for their system reqs., so unless you're using something truly ancient you should be fine. Again, getting the Starter Edition will answer this better than anybody here can.
Oh the Starter Edition sounds awesome! I'm a bit confused how it will work if I eventually buy the full retail game though? Will I still need to use the disk or are disks in retail PC games never used now except to install? (Sorry its been a while since I bought a PC game).
Hey guys,
I was just wondering all of your opinions on whether Diablo III is for me or not?
I used to love video games and play them very regularly but as I have now got older and have a busier life I have very much gotten out of the hobby. Coming back to Giantbomb lately I have seen a few Quick Looks and that passion and enjoyment is starting to come back. Now, I have never played PC games that much and have only ever played one RPG on the Xbox 360 which was The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion but absolutely loved it and I love loot and many different combinations of armour and weapons which Diablo III seems to really excel in. I have never played the first two games so will I struggle to get used to this one straight away or is it very new user friendly? I am also interested in Diablo III as it doesn't seem as ridiculously in depth as other RPG'S and although I would like to get immersed into a game I don't want to be having to do hours of research for the best skill sets and levelling up etc. The final information I need is if it needs a very high spec PC to run it smoothly? I am embarrassed to admit I have a quite outdated Windows Vista 2008 Dell XPS with an Intel E8500 Core 2 Duo Processor 3.16GHz, 2GB of RAM and a 256MB ATI® Radeon™ HD 2600 XT graphics card but have recently done a reformat and runs smoothly for older games at the moment. I do also have a Windows 7 Toshiba laptop with Intel Core i3 380M / 2.53 GHz / 3 MB Cache, 6GB of RAM but only Intel HD Graphics so am unsure if that would fare any better?
Thanks for taking the time to help me though; I look forward to hearing your opinions.
Love RE5, not so much motion controls.
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Terence Rodney Luukkonen
Terence Rodney Luukkonen 46, of Duluth, passed away untimely on May 23, 2013.
Terence Rodney Luukkonen
Terence Rodney Luukkonen, 46, of Duluth, passed away untimely on May 23, 2013. He was born on July 26, 1966, in Duluth to Rodney and Paula (Fish) Luukkonen.
Terry was the guy that everybody loved. He was kind-hearted, generous and fun to be around. Terry loved to laugh with family and friends. He was active in many sports including softball, volleyball and broomball, which he was the team captain of "The Machine." Terry also had a love for fishing.
He is preceded in death by his father and grandparents.
Terry is survived by his mother Paula (Bob) Saxin, siblings Shana (Tom) Vesel and Mike (Missy) Luukkonen, nieces and nephews who he adored Ashlee, Abbie and AJ Vesel, Austin Ernest, Nicholas and Zachary Luukkonen and other relatives.
Visitation: Wednesday May 29, 2013, from 5-8 p.m. in the Handevidt Funeral Home, 900 Washington Avenue, Cloquet, with the visitation continuing on Thursday from 12 noon until the 1 p.m. Funeral Service, also in the Funeral Home. To leave an online condolence for Terence's family please visit www.handevidtfh.com. Arrangements with Handevidt Funeral & Cremation Service, (218) 879-4636.
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In this Issue February 2007 CFIDSLink Electronic Newsletter
CFIDSLink is e-mailed monthly free of charge to all those interested. To sign up for the electronic newsletter visit http://www.cfids.org/subscribe.asp
In this Issue
From the Desk of Kim McCleary
The CFIDS Association President and CEO shares her front-row perspective on the recent IACFS conference and how it signaled a convergence of international science on the illness. See http://www.cfids.org/cfidslink/2007/feb-ftdo.asp
Neurobiological Differences Found in CFS
A study of neurochemicals in the brain and cerebrospinal fluid is shedding light on neurometabolic activity in CFS and how it differs from neuropsychiatric disorders that have symptoms that overlap CFS. See http://www.cfids.org/cfidslink/2007/neurobiological.asp
IACFS Conference Covers Wealth of Information
This year's IACFS conference featured more presentations, broader international participation and more people in attendance than ever before. Here's a recap of what happened during the five days full of presentations and interesting findings.
See http://www.cfids.org/cfidslink/2007/iacfs.asp
Photo Exhibit Makes Two More Stops
The traveling photo exhibit, "The Faces of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome," will be in Charlotte, North Carolina, at SouthPark Mall from February 8-11. Then it will move to Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Jersey from March 9-12 and on to Menlo Park Mall in Edison, New Jersey, from March 15-18.
See http://www.cfids.org/cfidslink/2007/pac3.asp
CFS Seminar in New Jersey March 10
Until there is no more CFS, it's vitally important for patients, caregivers and clinicians to know more about this illness. The need for this kind of in-depth CFS education is why the CFIDS Association is bringing CFS experts Dr. Nancy Klimas and Dr. Alan Pocinki to New Brunswick, New Jersey, on March 10 to share their expertise. It's all part of the Association's kNOw MORE CFS seminar series, hosted in collaboration with the New Jersey CFS Association.
Seminar participants will also have the opportunity to view the traveling "Faces of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome" photo exhibit and hear from CFIDS Association president Kimberly McCleary and two photo exhibit participants, Jacqueline Niederle and Brian Bernard.
See http://www.cfids.org/cfidslink/2007/ee1.asp
Chemically Sensitive Product Alternatives
If you suffer from multiple chemical sensitivities or just want to explore the use of nontoxic cleaning alternatives, here's a list of recipes for homemade cleaning supplies, tips for cleaning and some places to buy natural cleaning products.
See http://www.cfids.org/cfidslink/2007/mcs.asp
Name Change Information
A CFS Name Change Advisory Board convened by ProHealth founder Rich Carson met in Florida on January 12 and reached a consensus agreement that a new name should be adopted for chronic fatigue syndrome. The group has proposed ME/CFS (or CFS/ME) as an alternative to CFS. Read the statement released by ProHealth on February 4 at http://www.immunesupport.com/ep/EP020407/ .
"Will Away" CFS
Including the CFIDS Association in your will through a bequest is a meaningful way to express your commitment to ending CFS and to benefit the fight against it. And it's easy to accomplish.
You can name the Association as the beneficiary of a percentage of your estate, of a set dollar amount or of a particular asset such as marketable securities or retirement accounts. Your estate is entitled to an estate tax deduction for the full value of your bequest. If you wish to benefit the Association through your will, your attorney will discuss with you the best way to realize your goal. For more information on planned giving options, visit http://www.cfids.org/support/donations-plannedgiving.asp or contact us at email@example.com or 704-364-0466.
Personal Story: Postcard from the Edge
Everyone with CFS suffers from its devastating effects. But some people find themselves severely ill, financially destitute and without meaningful assistance from friends, family or society at large. Longtime CFS sufferer Gina Kerner shares her first-hand perspective of these lives in dire straits.
See http://www.cfids.org/cfidslink/2007/postcard.asp
Bulletin Board Notices
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News Analysis: The Federal Communications Commission has approved the first LTE (Long Term Evolution) handset, the Samsung SCH-r900. Furthermore, Verizon is testing its LTE Network in Boston and Seattle. Can a true iPhone 4G for the Verizon LTE network be far behind?
So what's an iPhone 4X4? If you're at Verizon Wireless, it's not the latest SUV, but instead is the iPhone 4 with 4G data communications. Verizon has been building out its 4G LTE test network for some time now, and is reportedly already testing a version of the iPhone in its test environment. What's more important is that LTE handsets are already on their way to market, meaning that an iPhone 4G device would be an important early introduction for a device that might otherwise be starting to lose its luster under the onslaught of Android smartphones.
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Right now the only 4G network operating commercially in the United States is Sprint's WiMax service, and while it's called 4G, it certainly doesn't provide the speeds that are normally associated with a 4G service. In fact, T-Mobile's HSPA+ 3G network is about twice as fast as Sprint's 4G. Furthermore, even though Sprint is currently riding on Clear's network, it's also working on creating its own, much faster 4G network using LTE. T-Mobile is also working on an LTE 4G network, although it's unclear how far along those plans are. Currently, there's not a great deal of information available about the SCH-r900. We do know that it's a CDMA device, that it has a full touch screen, and of course that it will support very fast data transfer. However, MetroPCS is not a major carrier, so it's tough to know whether this is an effort to gain a bigger national profile, or a way to differentiate itself in the prepaid markets it already serves. The indications are that this will be an Android device as has been the case with other recently released smartphones from Samsung.
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