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| MovingSomewhereElse chapter 13 . 11/17/2010
lol, thats funny. Am I taking up all the room in ur inbox? I believe I am. BEWARE! I review ALOT on funni stories.
| MovingSomewhereElse chapter 12 . 11/17/2010
I will help you track him down...as long as I get black stretchy pants. No other color. I have a problem when I talk with the "eh", also. I mean, I've only been out of Iowa twice, both times to Northern Cali. Trust me, it's cold!
Ahem, Yes, Iv'e never left the good US of A.
But still I have a slight problem with "eh".
How about you, eh? (DAMMIT!)
| MovingSomewhereElse chapter 8 . 11/17/2010
Okay, I agree with you. I, too, am fat, and the shirts at Wally-World and HT are WAY too small.
AMERICA IS OBESE! WE ARE NOT SKINNY $$ B!TCHE$ LIKE ENGLAND! GAH! And Jackson Rathbone is HOT! not cute.
Well, there are some pics like this one where he's all like got dimples & stuff...THAT is cute/hot.
Then there's the ones that he has no shirt and you can see part of his-okay im stopping now.
PEACES! (please reply...please? I'll let you know where to find that picture...!)
| MovingSomewhereElse chapter 7 . 11/17/2010
WTF? Michael Jackson (RIP) in a Barney suit? again I say "WTF?"
| musicnotes-goldeneyes chapter 14 . 1/17/2010
So I just read the joke about simba and your conversations with ' L '.
Funny thing. My friend Pauline and I ARE exactly like this everything comes back to twilight anyway the sons & daughters of the twilight fan world our proud to have finaly found someone just as random as us.
| chet101 chapter 3 . 11/24/2009
hehehe. yeah i remember you telling me about this... but i didn't think it would be to that extent. i love how you've lost your mind too. if i find it, i'll call you. i think i may have left mine at your house, maybe your cat is playing with it.. check for me, will you? i'm kinda worried about it.
thanx :)
| Hellocloser chapter 12 . 9/23/2009
Aha. XD
New Moon and Eclipse are being filmed where I live. :P I saw Taylor in Starbucks, once.
| Hellocloser chapter 2 . 9/22/2009
Ahahaah. onty Python, right? The machine that goes ping? XD
| Rebecca Hufflepuff chapter 14 . 8/7/2009
its a shame you wont be able to post, but do you think youll be able to write down any possible conversations untill you can post again? i hope you succeed in get a new thingamagummy.
| NerdLifeIsAGreatLife chapter 7 . 8/5/2009
| FF.netfanHANNAH chapter 13 . 8/4/2009
Totally random. I cannto believe the adminstators are actually letting you get away with posting random conversations on when it's made for failed authors. Serious congrats!
Anyway i love reading these conversations, you two are totally insane it's awesomelybrilliant.
*- hannah -*
p.S baby beauty pagents are scary. who the hell in their right mind would dress up a baby in MAKEUP. Mind you this is coming from a person who is 16 and hates wearing makeup. But still...
| FF.netfanHANNAH chapter 11 . 8/4/2009
I watched that episode. I coudln't stop laughign at the fact that Jackson Rathbone had to play the part of a man who had teh alter-ego of a woman. Unfortunatly i was watching it on the computer with my headphones in so my mum thought i had finally lsot it because i kept giglling like a loon.
I aslo laugh whenever i watch twiligh too which confuses her aswell. Anyway, i jsut felt liek saying that and am now going to continue reading the rest of teh chapters.
*- hannah -*
| VanessaWolfsbane chapter 8 . 8/1/2009
Hm... I blame school!
Lol, idk why.
I just feel like being mad at school.
I could never be mad at Hot Topic, I love Hot Topic.
And there's NO WAY I'd EVER be mad at Jackson!
| Landalein chapter 1 . 7/20/2009
I thought I was the only one who shouts "ANTIDISESTABLISHMENTARIANISM" when people say long words! D
Sorry, it had to be said.
PS I know what it means, though P
| GamerGirlFromHell chapter 7 . 7/1/2009
Wow that was short. Also I want to know about the Michael Jackson wears the barnet suit thing? That was weird but funny keep up with the notes lmao. -Kayla


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SEIU bosses got their members and local citizens in Hastings PA all worked up about an evil shale driller in their neighborhood. They organized a noisy picket, demanding that the driller pay more taxes and staging a theatrical tollbooth display in order to collect.
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When union workers and environmental activists picked a Hastings-area site to protest inaction on a Marcellus Shale severance tax, they made one mistake.
Marcellus activity isn't occurring within miles of it.
Service Employees International Union officials issued an apology Monday, saying they mistakenly set up their protest Thursday – and a makeshift tollbooth asking the industry to pay its fair share – next to a surface well property that has been around for years and isn't set up for shale drilling.
…The union, with environmental officials and area parents, set up protests at three western Pennsylvania sites Thursday to urge for the shale drilling industry to pay its fair share.
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A permit search Monday by the Mirror showed no Marcellus gas permits approved within several miles of the site.
Question: If hapless SEIU members collected sick pay while on protest duty, will they have to give it back now?
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the b ochanomizu, Tokyo
Located in Tokyo (Iidabashi), the b ochanomizu is a family-friendly hotel close to Metropolitan Tokyo Resurrection Cathedral, Akihabara Electric Town, and Ueno Zoo. Also nearby are Mitsukoshi and Ameyoko Shopping Street.
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The 72 air-conditioned guestrooms at the b ochanomizu include slippers and hair dryers. Beds have Select Comfort mattresses, down comforters, and premium bedding. Guests can use the in-room complimentary wired high-speed Internet access. 20-inch LCD TVs are equipped with satellite channels and pay movies. All accommodations provide desks and phones. Guests share bathrooms and amenities include bidets and complimentary toiletries. In addition, amenities available on request include microwaves, in-room massages, and irons/ironing boards. Housekeeping is offered daily.
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Great Hotel
We have recently returned from two weeks honeymoon in the Miramare Hotel in Taormina, Sicily.
Although the hotel doesn't look much from the front, it is in one of the best locations on a dramatic hillside overlooking the coast. It has a fabulous pool, with free loungers and towels - if it's too hot for you, you can get some shade under the orange trees that surround the pool. The gardens are beautiful, very tropical with lots of fruit trees and exotic flowers.
We stayed half board and the food was great. Plenty of choice, I can recommend all the fresh fish and the pasta dishes. The only criticism was poor choice of puddings - but you can always get a great icecream or granite in the town.
The town center is a 5-10 walk away slightly uphill. It's a vibrant, medieval town with lots to see and do.
The rooms were very clean and had everything you would need. It was well worth getting a room with a sea view.
Fab Holiday
Just returned from 10 fabulous days in Taormina. We stayed at the Hotel Miramare. This hotel was very well situated for our holiday. Right from when we arrived we found the position to be perfect. The main town was a 5 minute stroll in the evening slightly uphill on the way in but nicely downhill when returning. The cable car to the beaches is also only 2-3 minutes away. The hotel looked out onto a delightful stretch of coast towards the mainland. The vast majority of rooms share this view.
The hotel itself was well furnished. We had a room overlooking the coast and with the biggest terrace I have ever seen!! The room wasnt huge but perfectly adequate with everything you could have wanted. The pool area was delightful, well worth the 186 steps down the hill through the gardens to it. The pool attendent was very helpful and a great charachter. The tennis court likewise was well maintained and afforded excellent views out to the coast. The staff were all helpful and polite. The hotel arranges for buses to the nearby beaches and were very helpful with other local enquiries.
The breakfasts were good with a nice selection of pastries, cereals, fresh frust salad and yoghurts, cold meats and cheese, breads, scrambled eggs and bacon. There was fresh sicilian oragnge juice and good coffee. Worth asking for a specific type rather than blandly asking for coffee for which you are giving a large jug of coffe , nice but the cappucionos were far better! We took breakfast on the terrace which was very pleasant.
In Taormina there were plently of restaurants and bars to suit all budgets. The highlight for us was La Giara. The service and food was exempliary and couldnt be faulted in any way. The price of 120 euros for three courses wine and coffee was great value! A must for that special dinner. There was also plenty to see and do in and around the town. Many coach companies run day trips to the sites. We went up to ETNA with a SAT tour which was enjoyable.
A brilliant holiday very relaxing and chilled out a perfect summer break! We would certainly love to go back.
Fantastic hotel, town and island
We have just returned from a wonderful two week stay at the Grand Hotel Miramare. We travelled as a group of 20 - with 7 of us staying in the hotel - and celebrated our wedding in Taormina town hall with our reception at the hotel.
The whole fortnight could not be faulted. The hotel staff were amazing - friendly and approachable, and could not do enough for all of the guests. Fresh sicilian orange juice is available every morning at breakfast, and the food selection is wide enough - there are meat, fish and pasta choices every evening and the option to eat a la carte if not on a half-board basis. Food at the pool bar out of season is limited (toasted sandwiches only) but from mid-May onwards delicious fresh salads, fruit platters and bruschetta are available for lunch.
The hotel itself is clean and comfortable, with a faded charm, and the most magnificent views across the bay. It's location is excellent - a five minute stroll from Corso Umberto. We are hoping to return soon!
Rather Disappointed
For a 4-star Hotel the Miramare is pretty lacklustre. First the good points though: good location - peaceful but convenient for the town centre; great views; nice, large pool area; decent tennis court. Less impressive: the decor is distinctly tired and lacks style and flair; the staff, with one or two exceptions were rather charmless; the rooms, while of a good size, lacked storage drawers and the bathrooms were devoid of either heating (it was cold while we were there) or ventilation - no fan. Breakfasts never varied: we also regretted the lack of fresh orange juice on an island full of citrus trees, tho' some delicious juice was produced when we finally requested it. There was scarcely any fruit. There was no room service and no provision for anything at lunchtime when we didn't want to go out. After one dinner, we changed our arrangements to B & B in order to eat out in the town.
Can't wait to go back
My husband and I went to Taormina in August 2003 - to get married!
We had an absolutely wonderful stay at the Grand Hotel Miramare.
The service and food were wonderful, our room had the most amazing view over the coastline and it was a comfortable walk to Corso Umberto in the heatwave!
We got married on the 11th August 2003 and after the ceremony, the photos and a wedding lunch we escaped back to the pool! Not he most usual way to spend the afternoon of your wedding but a very welcome one in the heat.
We wanted to go back for our 1st anniversary but as we are expecting our first baby, perhaps the three of us can go next year.
Stayed for two weeks - had a great holiday
We've just come back from a great two week holiday staying at the Grand Hotel Miramare. The hotel was very good, the room (on the top floor) was all you would expect of a four star hotel with decent air conditioning and a good sized bathroom. The balcony was big enough for a table, two chairs and a couple of recliners, although there are no dividers between balconies so they are not very private. The views are fantastic even if they are not looking towards Etna. The pool is superb with a very helpful pool attendant handing out nice fluffy towels and helping with sunbeds, brollies etc. The poolside bar is adequate although fairly expensive (2GBP for a bottle of water!) and the menu is very limited - especially if you spend a few lazy days there; you tend to be a bit of a 'captive audience' as well, having walked the 186 steps down there you tend to be reluctant to go elsewhere for lunch! The food is of a good standard; breakfast is standard continental fare although, as noted in a previous review, there is no fresh juice avaliable and for an Italian hotel the coffee is very poor. Dinners are also good quality if a little repetitive after a fortnight. Our only disappointment was the bar area which is more like that in somebody's home, there is no draft beer and only one person serving - slowly! The hotel's location is excellent being only a few minutes walk from the town centre, the cable car to the beach and the bus station yet also being very quiet and peaceful. I would definitely stay here again.
Could be better
The location of this hotel is wonderful and easy walking distance from town and the bus station is very close enabling travel around the island.The decor and comfort is adequate. We felt that the meals were disappointing. Breakfast was the same everyday with limited fruit. No fresh orange juice on an island full of orange trees! Dinner was plain, fish available every day but always presented the same way and no choice of vegetables despite what you choose.If we were to return we would bed and breakfast and sample some of the many excellent restaurants in town. Lovely swimming pool, lunch again limited but service from anywhere in the hotel cannot be faulted.
Pretty good
Very nice hotel. Spent the first week of our honeymoon here. Found the staff very helpful and friendly, the views were beautiful, the pool was lovely and the location is great (5 minute walk from town centre but the hotel is very quiet and peaceful). If you stay, ask for a room on the top floor, preferably 904 or 905 as these have the best views and largest balconies. If I was being nitpicky I would say that breakfast was average, the rooms were quite basic for a 4 star hotel and it is down 185 steps to get to the pool! Also, while the view is beautiful, it is looking over the "wrong" side of the bay ( you can't see Taormina or Etna). While this hotel was lovely, for the second week of our honeymoon we stayed in a hotel on the "right" side of the bay that was definitely superior.
Good food, good pool
This hotel makes for a highly enjoyable stay.We stayed for a week, half board at the beginning of June 2003. The hotel itself is a bit past its prime and has a slight feeling of faded grandeur. The guest rooms are adequate without being especially comfortable or attractive.However, the views from the balcony are wonderful and eating on the outside terrace is a wonderful experience: great, fresh simple food. The pool is large and the terrace area comfortable (depsite the fairly steep steps down to it). A very helpful attendant sees to your needs for towels, mattresses and drinks.In the evening I suggest you try the many excellent eateries in the town itself, teh centre of which is a short stroll away
Fantastic place
We had or honeymoon here. Overlooking the sweeping bay, looking out towards the Calabrian coast, the location of this grand hotel could not be bettered. Staff were attentive and friendly, the rooms were cool and comfortable, the pool idtyllic, and the food exquisite. 100%
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I have a huge battery drain while browsing on my sgs2 running CM10 and recently siyah 5 RC1 (before original cm10 kernel). It is hard to find threads like that, there is always talk about wakelocks and other drain issues. So I wrote a new one.
The battery drain surfing the internet over wifi is huge compared to other things I use my phone for. Example: Streaming a 720p TV show over wireless and watching it on MX player drains about 3x less battery. How is that possible?? I have no problems with wakelocks, the screen on time is usually around 3-4h, BUT, only when using rss and other apps - not touching the browser. There seem to be only a small difference between CM10 original, Firefox and Chrome, perhaps Firefox drains the least, though the power is draining so fast that its hard to compare.
So, is there a way to somehow limit the usage of the CPU or/and GPU while surfing, if this is the problem. Or does anybody have another solution.
As I said, no wakelocks and the battery lasts about 2 days if using apps for getting info-news... + only a little surfing using a browser. I had the same issue on CM9, Slim ROM and others.


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Dude, don't drink that.
Beer, beer, good for the heart.
Do you have children? Or a Mrs who really doesn't like you brewing?
To me it looks like some evil person over cooked some Penne and dropped it into your brew
This thread went completely out of any control. At least OP's Most freaking thread I've seen here ;€
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in my experience, in key hunting.
mp6-7 drop rate is 5/4.
when using mp8-9, then things gets worse, drop rate 5/2.
whats happening? :(
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in my experience, in key hunting.
What's happened is that you inverted your fractions.
Just kidding.
Your sample sizes (5 and 5) are too small to make any conclusions.
Edited by phoenixhawk#1125 on 11/16/2012 5:24 AM PST
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What most people who have an issue with the current system want is for the rewards to scale with the challenge. The design right now is sort of backwards progression: People are gearing and leveling up to be able to do the easiest stuff faster. Until you get to a point where you can 1-shot everything quickly in MP0, MP1-3 might be competitive in terms of ROI. But once you get to a point where you can effortlessly glide through an act on MP0-2, there's very little incentive to ramp up the difficulty from there if your goal is to maximize your earnings and experience per time invested.
Seeing my roommate burn through paragon levels with his archon wizard on Monster Power 1(he's now plvl 93) while I was easily, but slowly, slaying enemies in MP8-10 and getting a small fraction of the experience and drops as him during the same time period was and is disheartening. Once I came to the realization that this was the case I decided to buy things like Zuni boots, witching hour, Leoric's signet, and Inna's radiance for my barbarian (also got a fantastic Andariel's from my roommate). That gear makes me more vulnerable in the higher monster power settings, but it makes doing mp0-1 a breeze. Not quite as fast as his archon, but pretty damned fast. But I got burned out real quick playing this way, yet when I go back to the higher monster power I feel the same level of disappointment I felt previously.
So with progression designed this way I'm finding myself losing excitement for the game. It sucks because I love this game and I know Blizzard has made a ton of improvements, but having to choose between being rewarded or being challenged is poor design. It just is, and I believe many who disagree are being (understandably) disingenuous - "understandably" because people who enjoy farming lower MP levels love the speed and rewards, but if the rewards in MP0-2 were as bad per unit of time invested as the higher levels I don't think they'd be very happy either. I mean, it's not a foreign concept: What's the point of playing inferno instead of normal difficulty if not for the challenge and rewards? What's the point in any game with farming and progression if staying at level 1 is the best way of making progress?
Edited by Turnbuckle#1273 on 11/16/2012 6:30 AM PST
This is true of Keys of destruction/terror/hate and hellfire ring components because the scaling actually rewards the higher difficulties, but it is absolutely false when it comes to farming/leveling as a whole. Lower MP levels are empirically better for legendarys and experience.
When you consider that the bonuses to experience and magic find from MP level are only about equal to the bonuses you can receive from equipment and paragon levels, it quickly becomes clear that if your goal is to maximize rewards, choosing a low MP level, wearing large amounts of MF/EXP, and maximizing kills gives the highest rate of return. Monster HP is multiplied by an immense amount when MP is increased, but the loot these monsters drop is comparatively tame. Even those capable of doing MP10 readily will often choose low MP levels for the above reasons.
If the goal was to have MP level intrinsically tied to hellfire rings and its components, this system is working fine - but if the system is to be anything but a novelty for the game at large, the rewards need to be dramatically retooled.
A few points to back up my argument:
MP10 monster life = 35x base life. MP10 magic find = 250% (additive)
Assuming 300 base magic find and 75 from nephalem valor:
The magic find benefit from MP 10 is only an increase of 52.5% (Plus the chance for extra drops) - but 3500% monster health means you will take many times longer to kill. There is no possible way to come to a conclusion that running this is profitable compared to MP1, where you have 400% magic find but kill npcs 10x faster.
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Just play the highest MP that lets you kill quickly and use the higher MP for gear checks as you get stronger.
Think about this. Blizzard has now given us 10 modes and people are still complaining. You no if they made MP 10 rewards so much better than the early modes people would be crying that those modes are too hard to play in and would be calling for a nerf.
What I have done is set a time limit to clear A3. Once I could clear A3 in under 20 mins on MP0 I moved to MP1. Then once I could clear A3 in 20 mins I moved to MP2. You get the picture. Sure I'll hit a wall every time I bump up but that's part of the fun.
Just play the highest MP that lets you kill quickly and use the higher MP for gear checks as you get stronger.
What's the point in having 10 difficulties when the game is optimized for the first 3 difficulties? With the absolute best equipment available, it would never be profitable to play higher than MP5. You can certainly play higher levels, but you punish yourself for doing so by getting less loot and less experience. Being able to use MP level as a benchmark from which to gauge yourself is great, but you should not be punished for choosing to play a more difficult mode.
You can't increase the damage, because it's going to make ranged classes even more unviable at high mp levels than they already are.
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The main point is area attacks in low MP from wizzard or dh rushing in mp1 or3 and running like crazy give better résult than good battle with barb -barb is an example- in mp6... So the barb will have to proceed the same, running like crazy with mobs dying in 1 second.
Finally the ratios (MF bonus & Item bonus) Maybe be updated a bit to encourage ppl doing something like an "hack and slash" more than a "run like crasy"
Edited by Pocket#2823 on 11/16/2012 7:56 AM PST
I'm not sure what I think about this issue. I do agree with Blizzard to some extent that players shouldn't feel obligated to farm high MP levels (thus having stingent gear checks) just to get good loot, because then you have a chicken-and-egg problem again like we did in 1.0.3 and before. This was NOT good for game.
On the other hand, I am sick of finding Dark Magus Shades over and over again. When I play for 3 hours on MP2 fairly efficiently (since I'm doing nearly 170k dps) and when the only legendary I find is a Dark Magus Shade, it gets really discouraging. Aren't my 66 paragon levels supposed to mean something? To be honest, it doesn't seem like MF has helped me all that much, as my Demon Hunter seems to find less stuff than everyone else is claiming. MP3+ is definitely not efficient for me, so I'm not really sure how to improve the situation other than rolling a barb I guess.
Edited by Scala#1900 on 11/16/2012 8:07 AM PST
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What needs to be changed is the XP Blizzard. XP bonus should be = to 50% of the HP bonus. Meaning if Monsters HP increases by 500% the XP bonus should be 250%.
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Honestly, i dont think its really feasible to farm MP5 as fast as mp0 or mp1. I have found that with my barb, 80-100k unbuffed DPS is about the point when XP begins to level off in MP0. So, if you were look at HP increase of mobs in MP5 its something like 650%. So, i would need to do 6.5x (or 650%) more damage to be able to farm mp5 at the rate of mp0. My numbers would need to be something like 520k-650k(which is impossible) unbuffed DPS to farm MP5 at speeds of mp0 (using wirlwind that is). With that said, I do believe it might be possible to obtain the DPS needed to clear MP5 at speeds of mp0 or mp1 with the right build (pure crit hammer build comes to mind, but your not going to ever reach the rates as mp0-1 with wirlwind), however, i do believe at that point you would be sacrificing a great deal of defenses to obtain those higher DPS numbers and those reflect damage elites are going to eat you alive (i have seen crits close to the 2m mark with wotb going, so for the sake of arguement, we will say at about 350-400k unbuffed DPS those crits are around 8m)
Now, lets look at other classes. I cant really say much about monk, wizard or WD as i never really geared them out, but from a DH perspective, the barb is stronger in almost every possible way. 100k unbuffed DPS on a DH is comparable to around 40-50k unbuffed DPS on a barb as far as damage output goes when you get enough crit chance. This is not a cry me a river thing or a nerf the barb (please dont). If you dont think the barb is the most OP class, look at gear on the AH and you will see str gear is outragesly overpriced where as you can find the same gear with dex or int instead for dirt cheap)
Still, increasing the chance of rare/ legendary items to drop, just create a chaos at AH. Now everyone pretty much drops legendary items, and this insane action is overflowing AH with low price items. It's just amazing to me how Blizzard seems to enjoy making its games "easier" just to attract more kids, and run away with the gamers that made you the big company that you are today.
Hope Blizzard get its priorities right, before all of the gamers that made this company the great success it is, give up on D3/ WoW.
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Your Sustained True DPS just sucks so you can only farm at MP0 efficiently.
Show us how fast you kill a certain boss at a certain MP level and I'll tell you which MP level you can "farm".
The goal of Monster Power is to give players the ability to scale up how challenging enemies are in each difficulty and, in return, get some pretty cool bonuses to adventure stats as well as the opportunity to earn bonus items. Different players have different play styles, though, so we added 10 power settings so you could decide what challenge level is best for you. For some, MP5 might be best. For others, MP1 or MP2 feels right. If you've got a lot of supporting gear, maybe MP7 or MP8 is your so-called "sweet spot."
The simple solution is to leave all the stats alone ACCEPT the bonus item chance. Don't jack up the MF etc because that creates the need for farming at higher levels to feel like your getting better loot. If you increase the bonus item (MP5+ maybe even 2x bonus items) then people would still get generally the same chance at any level of getting a good item but the increase time it takes to farm MP5+ would be compensated by the extra item drops. Of course this would still leave low MP the best option for exp but that is the idea. Don't force players to choose an MP but if they want to kill fast for exp then they can go low and if they are geared and can handle MP5+ then they are rewarded with extra loot (not more MF) for the extra time spent killing.
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The goal of Monster Power is to give players the ability to scale up how challenging enemies are in each difficulty and, in return, get some pretty cool bonuses to adventure stats as well as the opportunity to earn bonus items. Different players have different play styles, though, so we added 10 power settings so you could decide what challenge level is best for you. For some, MP5 might be best. For others, MP1 or MP2 feels right. If you've got a lot of supporting gear, maybe MP7 or MP8 is your so-called "sweet spot."
This is it. Blizzard has seemed to have forgotten that you need a BALANCED risk/reward system. If the time it takes you to kill an MP1 monster is amplified 30 times in MP10 it should be THIRTY times the reward. Instead, we get a minute increase. Sure, MP was meant for a "challenge" but guess what. This is Diablo not a cheap thrill. There always has to be a balance for risk reward in Diablo series and they failed hard on this one.
Edited by Omnimesh#1127 on 11/16/2012 11:07 AM PST
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Be careful what you wish for.
We could end up with a nerfed xp gain in lower mp's and the same xp gain in higher mp's. Would you feel better rewarded then ?
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It does not matter what kind of gear you have, MP0 is the best... I have very good geared DH, and leveled it up from 22 to 87 in a week easily on MP0 only with rings etc. I tried MP1,2,3 to 10. XP-wise, and item-wise MP0 is best by far.
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Lol, Blue post directly above you and still not got it???
Mp10 is for the Challenge!!! Got it? There are some people who enjoy this challenge, it's for them.. Why don't you just go read the Bluepost again. I don't need to repeat it..
And when you survive Mp10-Elites with Ease, then you are simply overgeared on defense!
Blue made it very very clear here, and it's such a good system for all the kind of players. Me as Action Rpg Player who loves killspeed is perfectly satisfied with playing mp4 on highkillspeed. It stays an Action RPG where killspeed matters most, not difficulty! << That's the most important thing most people don't realise comming from WoW. lol.
And then there is the problem with the item-economy, if you only profit from mp10 then everyone MUST play it, and the game wouldn't be fun anymore -> SO CURRENTLY IT'S PERFECT A-RPG, why still complains???
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I have a transparent
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NSWindow i have a
mouseDown event that shows a popup. Let's say i'm on safari in fullscreen mode and i have my Window in front of it, i click on safari and i click again on my Window: nothing happens, the mouseDown doesn't occur. I have to click again so the
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mouseDown when i click on a background app and click in my window again?
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If you add a borderless NSButton instance to your window's view and set your image as the button's image (and as its alternate image, to make it more beautiful), it will work out of the box: Just connect the button's action method to your app delegate (or the object where you want to process the click action). A click on the image (i.e. the button) will then trigger the button's action method, no matter which window is active.
I'm not sure if this is exactly what you want (it's not quite a window wide setting), but, from the documentation:
Or you could try fiddling with
and see if you can handle events in a custom way.
This worked for me, hope that will be helpful, This will keep your window always on Top of all applications
I think what you really should do is use an NSPanel (a floating palette -- a special kind of NSWindow) that will do exactly what you want in a way that's consistent with the OS rather than trying to fight intended behavior.
Here's the NSPanel documentation:
And here's some helpful and pithy information:
By default, an NSPanel will disappear when the application is inactive, but you can turn this off.
I apologize for not laying it out more fully ... pressed for time.
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Brownsville Ascend Lower School opened in 2009 as the second school in the Ascend network. This year it is serving kindergarten through grade 5 in a newly renovated building, the former home of the historic Pitkin Theater, in Community School District 23.
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There is no more important week in the year for Christians than this Holy Week. We call it Holy because of the mystery we celebrate - God's gift of His son who loves us to his death on Calvary and beyond.
Because of that love, we wish each other Happy Easter even when we know there is a lot of tragedy about it - Good Friday. As Christians, we know that what we see happening with and in Jesus goes to the heart of what we know from our own experience of life.
At the Second Vatican Council, the Christian lives we all lead were described as being shares in the Paschal Mystery. We have our share in the death and resurrection of Jesus every day. Our lives are part of the Paschal Mystery.
At UCAN, we work to describe that mystery in the unfolding tragedies and astonishing blessings of the people we seek out and report, feature and comment on.
While at times deeply distressing work, this effort of ours gets its coherence in the same way the death of Jesus did - because of the astonishing grace of a God who never gives up on life and love.
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"A silent war is spreading in the northern and eastern part of the country. People disappear and nobody knows what is going on," he told the gathering at a monument commemorating disappeared people.
"So many people are missing, including a Catholic priest," he said.
There were 21 suspected enforced disappearances reported in local English media in the 100 days between April 1 and July 9 of this year.
"The government would have ample power to criminalize enforced disappearances if it really wanted to win the hearts of these people," said Professor Chandraguptha Thenuwara, a lecturer at Colombo University.
The recommendations from the Lessons Learnt and Reconciliation Commission set up after the civil war included an investigation into the circumstances of the disappeared and bringing those responsible to justice.
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Founded in 1988
1,192 Employees
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Pollo Tropical, Inc. Key Developments
Pollo Tropical, Inc. announced earnings results for fourth quarter and full year ended December 28, 2014. For the quarter, the company reported revenues of $81.430 million compared to $65.950 million a year ago. Income before income taxes were $9.531 million compared to $6.966 million a year ago. Adjusted EBITDA was $13.519 million compared to $11.251 million a year ago. For the year, the company reported revenues of $307.476 million compared to $259.702 million a year ago. Income before income taxes were $38.061 million compared to $26.049 million a year ago. Adjusted EBITDA was $52.721 million compared to $43.738 million a year ago.
Pollo Tropical opening of its first Forth Worth location. The restaurant is the ninth Pollo Tropical in Texas and is located at 2601 North Tarrant Parkway. The company plans to open six more DFW locations in 2015, including Allen and Lewisville. The 3,400-square-foot restaurant will feature a design influenced by tropical blues and greens, island-inspired lighting and plants, indoor and outdoor seating for 90+ with limited table service, and a convenient drive-thru.
Pollo Tropical announced it continues its Texas expansion with the opening of its first Denton location this October 2014. The restaurant is the fourth Pollo Tropical in the DFW area and is located at 2220 South Loop 288. In March 2014, Pollo Tropical opened its first DFW-area restaurant in Addison to rave reviews. It plans to open three more in Texas by the end of 2014, including in Fort Worth and Allen. The Denton location will be ideally situated in the bustling University of North Texas community that offers a wide variety of dining options -- though none like Pollo Tropical.
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This was basically my first car and I planned to use it until my credit was better established and suitable for a newer, smaller car. The car did just that and held out for the time I needed it to. It made for a smooth ride, good braking system and had powerful acceleration. The troubles started at the very end and were all contributed to the coolant system. The water pump and radiator needed replacement which cost 500+. Soon after, they found a leak in a component behind the heat shield which I needed up fixing with a leak seal. I am just glad that the car got me where I needed to go until I was in a position to buy another car.
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I bought this car in 2005 as a first car from a friend that was very reliable, i knew he would not rip me off. At first it was great and handled well and was fairly good for being a 1996. I must say i have had so many problems with this car. It doesnt start, i hate to turn it over twice everytime i get in it. It has had tons of faulty electical problems, to the point where my car wouldnt start for 3 months and i took it to 5 different mechanics!! Over all i have had nothing but problems with this car and put WAY to much money into it. It also only has 70,000 miles on it right now so it is not like it has alot of miles. there is not reason it shoudl be this bad other than it is old.
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I purchased this car from my father-in- law who put 112,000 miles on it. I have a 76 mile round-trip commute to work and go through about a tank of gas a week. I can get close to 400 miles off of one tank. Had a not-so-easy-to-find electrical problem with it, but once that was ironed out, no other problems. I now have 150,000 miles on it and love it. One of the most dependable cars I have ever owned.
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I inherited this car 9 years ago and it was extremely reliable for several years. In the past 3 years I've had to put a lot of work and money into it replacing the entire steering column because of a problem with the computer (that was very annoying) and now the transmission is slipping. Other repairs have been minimal, it gets good gas mileage on the highway (about 30 mpg), the A/C is very cold, which I like a lot! it's very comfortable and doesn't feel like a huge car, but is still roomy. Also replacing window motors in the past 2 years was bad news. Several small things gone bad lately.
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I must not have gotten the same car these other reviewers got! I bought this car used, by a guy I trusted and knew wouldn't give me a bad deal (granted, I did get it used). I suppose most of these reviews are based on dealership bought cars, but this car was just a lemon as is most American cars after they get 100,000 miles on them. It looked real slick for a brutha to go round and jam his music to, it was fun, but I was under the hood every two to three days tryin to fix something. Just wasn't a dependable car. I was suprised how much a car can really fall apart in the span of about 6 months, but then again, it's a '96 car in 2008, so maybe it just needed to find a retirement home.
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This is a really tough car. In the 3 months I've had it, it's held up to a lot of abuse. I push this car everyday, and while I get pretty bad gas mileage from driving in a very "spirited" way, I get really good performance and the entire car is extremely tough (engine, chassis, trans, suspension, etc). I've heard some really good things about this car, and so far its lived up to the expectations. Theres only few minor electrical problems with the car, but all of them have been previously recalled. The previous owner did not fix them. Basic maintainence is all that has been needed for this car. Overall, this car is a tremedously good buy.
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I despised this vehicle when I first began to drive it because it is a "grandma" sedan. Over a year of driving it, i have learned to love it. I have had some pricy repairs but given the age, the mileage and some of the notorious parts that come with it standard, i had expected it. The parts I believe may be due to the dealership's, and the previous owners fault; they were in moderate condition when purchased but went far downhill over the course of five years. My vehicle has had basicly everything worked on except for the lower portion of the engine. The repair costs that i have suffered are most likely not common given that the main notorious object in the vehicle, has just failed(tranny)
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Bluetooth DUN on linux ruined my life
Okay lemme make it clear that I am new to linux. I have been trying to move from XP to linux since last one and a half year but have not been successful till date. Reason - Internet.
Earlier I didnt have one (one year ago) and tried to install and work on distros that came along with magazines and experienced hell lot of problems - support requiers internet , update requires internet and everything.
approxmately one year ago I got myself a GPRS connection on my mobile which I connected to my PC using bluetooth (bluesoleil) on windows.
I wanted to use linux tried a lot but have not been able to connect using Bluetooth dun on linux.
Now I have a spare hard disk for my laptop and have tried 6-8 distros just for the sole purpose of this DUN.
pc linux os could not detect my bluetooth hardware. tried to install bluez packages but got stuck with dependencies. it requiered dbus which inturn required expat got dbus running but bluez could not recognize that dbus is installed.
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pairing was not possible - neither using the gui interface nor from the terminal. installed bluesoleil's .deb package on ubuntu , that event could not work properly.
debian 5.0 could detect and pair from the command line but i failed to connect to the dun.
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-- Last month, Parenthetical Girls keyboardist/violinist Rachael Jensen lost her mother in a car crash, which also seriously injured three members of Jensen's family. The Kris Jensen Memorial Fund aims to raise money for the Jensen family's medical care. One of the ways they're doing that is selling a bunch of cool stuff on eBay. Labels like Kill Rock Stars and K have donated items like gift packs and rare test pressings from the likes of Atlas Sound, Beat Happening, YACHT, and the Make-Up.
-- Ben Lee first grabbed our attention in the mid-90s when his prepubescent alt-rock band Noise Addict signed to both Thurston Moore's label and the Beastie Boys' label. After a 13-year hiatus, Lee has reformed the band with a notable new addition: Dinosaur Jr. member and Sebadoh frontman Lou Barlow. It Was Never About the Audience, the new album from the reconstituted Nose Addict, is now available for free download on the band's website.
-- Philly freak-folk trailblazer and former Pelt member Jack Rose has signed with Thrill Jockey. The Chicago label will release Luck in the Valley, Rose's tenth album, in 2010.
-- The Future of Music Coalition, the D.C.-based nonprofit that advocates for musicians, will hold their eighth Future of Music Policy Summit October 4-6 at Georgetown University. Superchunk frontman and Merge founder Mac McCaughan will speak, as will MC5 guitarist Wayne Kramer, Gang of Four bassist Dave Allen, Radiohead manager Brian Message, and U.S. Senator Al Franken. It will never not be weird writing the phrase "U.S. Senator Al Franken".
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