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Holocaust victims in Israel will now be eligible for more than $1,000 (up to NIS 5,000) per year in free dental care via the country's kupat holim / health maintenance organizations (HMOs).
According to a report broadcast on Voice of Israel (Kol Yisrael) government radio, victims will be able to access their treatments at Leumit Dentika, Meuhedet Dental, MaccabiDent and Clalit Smile dental clinics.
Payment for the treatments will be made by the Company for Location and Restitution of Holocaust Victims directly to Leumit, Meuhedet, Maccabi and Clalit, the four HMOs that operate the nationwide network of dental clinics.
About the Author: Hana Levi Julian is a Middle East news analyst with a degree in Mass Communication and Journalism from Southern Connecticut State University. A past columnist with The Jewish Press and senior editor at Arutz 7, Ms. Julian has written for Babble.com, Chabad.org and other media outlets, in addition to her years working in broadcast journalism.
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Mind you, concentration camp starvation usually results in severe gum disease. International Socialists should be footing the bill along with the Rothschilds who funded Hitler. What is truly disturbing is that the Nazis are well and truly alive and kicking-they were reborn as the UN !!!! The UN, via the global warming hoax are trying to gain control of the world. They already have us pretty well enslaved by debt. Note, the banks are able to print money out of thin air and charge us interest on it! They are going to use their funny money to buy up all the world's real assets. At some stage, the Mitzvah bestowed on the Rothschilds centuries ago must be revoked and their evil ways ended.
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Too little too late give them a sum of money now. How many will live to use the money for their teeth?
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in a new report, Amnesty International charges "Gaza armed groups' with war crimes in last summer's Operation Protective Edge.
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The Pentagon has just revealed a stunning amount of information on some of Israel's the most closely guarded secrets, including details of its nuclear program.
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Four IDF soldiers were hurt Wednesday when their Hummer overturned while traveling near the Gaza border.
The city of Jerusalem will open Gazelle Valley — its unique Middle Eastern version of Central Park — next Monday, just in time for Passover vacation.
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Live streaming, the act of broadcasting a video to the internet in close to real time, is quickly becoming a staple tool of twenty-first century protestors. From Occupy Wall Street to the Egypt election last week to the Russian election this week, activists use cell phones as weapons of transparency: not only documenting but broadcasting events as they happen. Brooke talks to Mans Adler, founder of live streaming platform Bambuser.
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Researchers at the Mineta Transportation Institute (MTI) just completed an analysis of the issues and preliminary outcomes surrounding Tallahassee, Fla.-based StarMetro's decision to restructure its bus network from a radial system to a grid system. The report could be useful for transit agencies or others contemplating a similar move.
"Analyzing the Effects of Transit Network Change in a Decentralized, Small-to-Mid-Sized U.S. Metropolitan Area on Agency Performance and Riders: A Case Study of Tallahassee, Florida" is available for free download.
The research, led by Principal Investigator Dr. Jeffrey Brown, seeks to understand the effects of the service restructuring on the transit agency and its performance; the effects of the service restructuring on transit riders and the larger community; and the roles, influence, and attitudes of important local stakeholders who engaged in the restructuring debate and shaped the restructuring itself.
"StarMetro changed its bus network in July 2011 from a radial to a grid system because local officials and agency leaders believed would better serve the dispersed local pattern of population and employment," said Dr. Brown. "This major service change occurred literally overnight, but it followed several years of public discussion and debate about the future of public transit in the community. The change has been embraced by some people and opposed by others, which is expected given the dramatic and unprecedented system adjustments."
Although the changes are still new, noted Dr. Brown, the research report's short-term, or preliminary, results still offer important lessons to transit agencies, local officials, and transportation researchers regarding the consequences of major transit service changes for agencies and the community.
For example, overall ridership and productivity are lower than before the restructuring due to the short timeframe for rider adjustments and longer-than-anticipated headway. However, new ridership has appeared in previously unserved or underserved corridors and neighborhoods.
The restructuring also resulted in longer walks to bus stops because stops were removed from many neighborhoods and relocated to major roads. Overall, transit travel times are shorter due to more direct routing. No particular neighborhoods or community groups disproportionately benefited from or were harmed by the change.
A key takeaway from the study is that restructuring from a radial to a decentralized transit system can increase accessibility, if done right, but such a change requires careful attention to community concerns about route changes, stop locations, headways, access and safety.
In addition, a longer time horizon is needed to see the results of a major service restructuring such as this. The net result is a modest decline in ridership and in productivity to date. Nevertheless, most local observers feel that the changes represent a clear step forward for transit's future in the community.
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Located in Hazel Crest (South Suburbs), Super 8 East Hazel Crest is close to Midwest Carvers Museum, Ravisloe Country Club, and South Holland Village Hall. Also nearby are Oak Hill Park and Harvey Public Library.
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Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas. The hotel features business amenities including a business center and a meeting room. A complimentary breakfast is served each morning. Self parking is complimentary.
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Western University MSN-E Application Time!
0 Well, I thought this day would never come, but the application period for Western U's MSN-E program starts a week from today!
I'm beyond nervous, as I've been working on this career change for over three years now. Every time I write a little of my personal statement I get a little shaky. This is so unlike me too, I'm usually cool as a cucumber.
Anyone else here planning to apply for 2012? Are you as nervous as I am?
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Must Read Topics0Aug 8, '11 by dedicatedoneI'm applying for 2012 I can't believe it opens NEXT WEEK!!! I thought it wasn't open for another month or two.
I am nervous about applying just as much as you are. SO many applicants and so little offers0Aug 8, '11 by dedicatedoneWhoa, thank you for letting me know! I guess I'll have to get started on that ASAP!
I'm also interested in the FNP track. Western is well respected in the community...let's hope we go far0Aug 9, '11 by BlueEyes85I've been hoping someone would make a 2012 application period thread!
I will also be applying! After attending preview day I fell in love with this school! Good luck everyone! Let's keep eachother posted0Aug 10, '11 by dedicatedoneYeah, I definitely felt a connection after Preview day. I have taken so many trips to the campus, it's crazy. I still remember when I took a tour almost 4 years ago when it was very small compared to what it is now.0Aug 16, '11 by dedicatedoneQuote from MasecaWell, it's official... my application is submitted! Now I just get to make sure all my transcripts are received and then wait. And wait. And wait.
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Wow, congrats on the speedy submission! I have yet to even open the application...trying to find some time to start working on it all.0Aug 23, '11 by juslikeneonI'm applying for 2012 as well. Can someone tell me how they enter course works from community colleges? Should I have it label as lower division?0Aug 23, '11 by MasecaQuote from juslikeneonI labeled them as lower division. It was pretty confusing, especially for people who didn't just go to 4 years of college straight out of high school.I'm applying for 2012 as well. Can someone tell me how they enter course works from community colleges? Should I have it label as lower division?
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Sometimes diuretics are used as heart disease treatment. Diuretics, commonly known as "water pills," help your body get rid of unneeded water and salt through the urine. Getting rid of excess fluid makes it easier for your heart to pump and controls blood pressure. Examples of diuretics include:
- Lasix (furosemide)
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- Demadex (torsemide)
- Esidrix (hydrochlorothiazide)
- Zaroxolyn (metolazone)
- Aldactone (spironolactone)
Diuretics are categorized as thiazide-like (Zaroxolyn and Esidrix), loop (Lasix, Bumex, Demadex) or potassium sparing (Aldactone). Thiazide diuretics cause moderate increases in water excretion and are appropriate for long-term use. Loop diuretics are more powerful and are especially useful in emergencies. Potassium-sparing diuretics help your body retain the mineral potassium and are often prescribed in conjunction with the other two types of diuretics.
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It was a classic 30 Rock throwaway, but good enough to roll around in my head for days after. "You Wish, Pal" is such a perfectly banal bit o'snark that it sounds universal, although it never achieved anything near critical rhetorical mass. As far as "meaningless phraseology that becomes ubiquitous and pointlessly enters the national dialogue," does that phrase have anything on "You Go Girl," "Don't Go There," or—most vexingly and of the moment—"Bracketology?" You wish.
Marquette's first Big East road game of this season came at Pitt. It was a big game for Marquette fans (I'm one) and Pitt fans and a certain type of masochistic gambler and Big East completist, but otherwise it was not. Otherwise it was just another middling early-season contest on a college basketball calendar filled with them. The announcing team of Beth Mowins and Tim Welsh were ideal for a January tilt on ESPNU—blandly competent, but mercifully free of schtick, gimmickry and canned anecdotes. They were fine, until college basketball's resident defective oracle showed up.
"Guess who's in the house?" Mowins crowed at one break in the action. "Our Bracketologist, Joe Lunardi. He's everywhere!"
And the St. Joseph's administrator and ESPN's resident NCAA Tournament seer really is everywhere, especially at this time of year. In this case, it was more precise to say that Joe Lunardi was in the Petersen Events Center, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, at noon, on Saturday January 12, 2013, for a basketball game being aired on a secondary network owned by the large sports media corporation that pays him to be the resident Bracketologist. He was maybe there for his own pleasure. It was maybe a coincidence. But the minute ESPNU's broadcasters mentioned his name, it was clear. It was clear that Lunardi was going to fart all over the broadcast, stankin' and speculatin' on the airwaves at the expense of the actual game being played on the court.
And it came to pass, and we got—as the game went on—such (admittedly paraphrased) Lunardi-an analyses such as:
"It's never too early to talk about number-one seeds." (Yes, it is.)
And, "Obviously, you've got the top two, both unbeaten, Duke and Michigan..." (Both would lose within 26 hours)
This was annoying, but mostly for how familiar it is. When last Lundardi's ebullient, grinning shadow darkened a Marquette game, late last season, it was the same intra-office knob-polishing ensued.
"Year-in, year-out, you want to know who is going to the Big Dance, you go to ESPN.com and see who Joe Lunardi's picked." (And then a beat for frantic mirth, or some basketball) "He has a Ph.D. in Bracketology!" (And another) "How does he do it!" (And some fist-bumps, presumably.)
We could all, now, take a deep breath, and for one moment, pause to recognize that Bracketology isn't actually a thing. It's just a parlor game, fun for spitballing at the sports bar, but not a field of actual study. There are not degrees awarded; it's not like someone can take a class in the study of Bracketology, right? Oh.
This, too, is Joe Lunardi's fault.
It was St. Thomas Aquinas who said, "Wonder is the Desire of Knowledge...But when in doubt default to KenPom.
The thirst for a deeper understanding of the human condition, as represented in a $5 office pool, must be why the fine Jesuit community at St. Joseph's University offers an online certification in the "Fundamentals of Bracketology," which concerns the "art and science" (the art!) of forecasting which teams will be selected for a given year's NCAA men's basketball championship. The professor, naturally, is Joe Lunardi, who is also the school's vice president for marketing communications. He oversees institutional marketing and branding, program advertising, web content, and other integrated communications initiatives. He correctly forecast all 65 teams for the 2008 NCAA Tournament and has averaged no more than one missed team for the past eight seasons. You can call him "Joey Brackets." And for the fully reasonable price of $99, he will give students a firm understanding of the principles of "Bracketology" as applied to Division I college basketball and the NCAA® men's basketball championship and includes a history of the NCAA Tournament ("March Madness®").
There will be: course study of the team selection and seeding process, and the analysis undertaken by individual schools/conferences to position themselves for NCAA championship participation. The course will also explore the most common misconceptions "behind the bracket" as portrayed by the print/electronic media. Common misconceptions like say calling Rutgers and Villanova "bubble teams," after two weeks of Big East conference play? Something along those lines?
The good news is that there won't be much in the way of math—the mathematical forecasting thing (and the giving away such information for free thing) is for your Ken Pomeroys and Ratings Percentage Index. This is not that. Here, there is the sort of erudition that can only be gathered at courtside of a random Marquette/Pitt game. Here there is a final exam in which students complete a mock bracket, and participate in a mock selection committee meeting, moderated by Joe, and construct their own NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament bracket. Sure, there will be a lot of studying. Maybe some all-nighters. But when it's over, hoops scholars will earn a Certificate of Completion from Saint Joseph's University and a copy of the final bracket signed by Joe himself. Seating is limited.
Okay, so ESPN's resident bracketologist makes my skin crawl. Why? Is it charging $100 for a master class in his signature mix of "art and science," which could probably be more accurately described as a combination of "watch college basketball" and "educated guesswork?" Actually, that doesn't bother me. If someone wants to pony up a C-note for eight-weeks of nonsense, that's their business. This is America, man. For a mere $49.99, your author—some call him "Paddy Buckets"—will personally call you, on your own phone, with his personal NCAA Tourney bracket based on his patented "catch parts of some games and then look some shit up on the internet" methodology. Let the market decide.
Does it bug me that Lunardi makes a big fuss about his success rate picking the teams that get into the NCAA tournament, even though it's not that hard? There are 31 automatic bids, easily another 30 that can be plucked from the various rankings, another 30 that enjoy overwhelming odds of getting in, and maybe three or four remaining wild cards. In essence, Joey Buckets is spotted 64 teams with four slots to fill. In 2012, he missed one, in 2011 he missed three, but in 2008, as we've been told, he nailed the entire field. It's up to you what the statute of forcastication is and whether access to it is worth your hard-earned dollars.
As for the simulacrum of Lunardi's seeding expertise...well, there's that. But once St. Patrick's Day—doubling as Selection Sunday this year, in what may be a hazardous development for America's livers—rolls around, nobody cares. Noooooo. Bodddddddy. Selection Sunday is fantastic because there is so much to talk about—Final Four predictions, toughest region, best first-round match-ups, upset specials, pool-filling strategies, biggest snubs, MOP potential, foxiest cheerleaders and illest mascots, and so on.
Not on this long list: the accuracy with which Joe Lunardi, or any other Bracketologist, forecasted tournament seeding. Actual seedings will matter—fans will complain, sometimes they will be right—but theoretical seedings not at all. It would be like if kids on Christmas morning sat around ignoring their toys and discussing which presents had been wrapped most efficiently.
"No, we do not offer wagers on where teams will be seeded in the NCAA Tourney," Scott Ghertner of MGM Resorts International told me. "[And I] don't imagine other non-MGM Resorts Sportsbooks do either." In terms of potential return-on-investment, students holding a Joey Brackets diploma might as well have a classics degree. Once the tournament starts, of course, Lunardi himself is on his way back to obscurity, and his high-volume inanities, however accurate they were or weren't, are something to take out with the recycling the next day.
There's nothing wrong with Lunardi's gimmickry, given the right context and timing. Two weeks into conference play, it's easy to ignore Bracketology in favor of just watching the season unfold. Late in the season, with various possibilities now mostly unfolded, I'll check on Lunardi—along with all the other prognosticators, like this one here, or here, or here, or over here—to see where they have Marquette (and everyone else) pegged. This wasting of time on hypotheticals is on me; dropping thick slices of phony-bologna Lunardi-an speculation into actual game broadcasts is on ESPN though. And it's silly.
Of course, of course most sports fans would love to quit ESPN, but it's damn near impossible when it comes to college basketball. ESPN is where the games are. When Monday Night Football invited mooks like Sylvester Stallone and Jim Belushi into the booth some years ago—when they gave Dennis Miller a job talking about football on live television—these were clumsy plays for non-football viewers. Fans bitched and the experiment went by the wayside. Lunardi and his signature pseudoscience, though, are considered to add some value to the game-watching process. He's as permanent as he is fatuous.
Lunardi, in the goofy pseudo-field he invented, is an expert—a Ph.D., as we're reminded every time he enlightens us with insights about VCU being a "virtual lock on my board" while the Rams attempt to go 2-0 in conference play. This is the kind of banter that fills the hours at ESPN, the kind that has zero to do with what the teams he was bigfooting were doing right in front of him. As terrible as much of ESPN's programming is, it's also easy to avoid—I skip Skip, I don't want a First Take, I avoid Greenie and Gunt in the Morning, I have no take on Tebow or The Decision. But, through Lunardi, all that unwanted and under-reasoned conjecture invades what's supposed to be a safe space from it. At least when Jim Belushi shows up in the booth, you know that he's a clown. Lunardi, goofy though he is, is given some casual respectability, treated as a folksy oracle (with a Ph.D.!). He's worse than Glenn Beck, he's David Brooks. Please do not get David Brooks in my basketball.
Saturday evening found Marquette on ESPN 2 doing battle with Villanova at the Pavilion, Villanova's smaller, louder on-campus arena. It was a mildly important game for Marquette to stay tied atop the Big East, but it was huge for Villanova because they were "one of the last four out" of the NCAA tournament as the game tipped. There was an on-screen graphic of this stone cold fact. The second time it appeared, Mike Patrick had the decency to add, "according to our resident Bracketologist Joe Lunardi." The game was being played in Philadelphia, which is Lunardi's hometown and… and, oh no. No, not again.
"This is the most important 15 minutes of Villanova's season," Lunardi told Patrick and color commentator Len Elmore, when they invited him to join them on air. "Until the next game."
"We didn't use to update these things every half hour," Lunardi says to general guffaws. But hey, since we do, the two spent an entire segment talking about Miami's beatdown by Wake Forest; Marquette/Villanova, which was the game all three were attending, was at that point a one-point game.
After a dubious charge call, Patrick interrupted the conversation to point out that there have been a number of them and they've all gone to the defense. Important, relevant, curious, and so a natural segue for Patrick to return to what didn't matter. "Speaking of bad losses"—nobody was—"Let's get back to Miami and Wake Forest."
And the topline prattling continued, broken up briefly by a hard Marquette foul that pushed momentum Villanova's way. Elmore asked Lunardi's theoretical take on the Duke/Miami game, which would air on ESPN. In a week's time.
Then Patrick, for reasons unknown, asked for Lunardi's thoughts on the Fighting Illini's chances. Did Lunardi say, "If they collect one more scalp..." Yep. Did he say, "Well, this is Bracket Busters weekend..." Yes he did, although no it's not, and that's a made up alliteration anyhow. Did he say that if he were "doing it"—officially seeding teams, which he's not—standbys like Kentucky and Kansas would get a second look because of the "human element." I think you know the answer.
Mercifully, a commercial break ended Lunardi's time. But not before Elmore chimed in with "P.H.D...Bracketology...My Doc-tah."
I am maybe too upset by all this. This is maybe Mountains Out of Joehills. Fair enough, but here's the kicker: Lunardi, resident Bracketologist, isn't any fucking good at his job.
To amend an earlier statement—there actually is a small group that cares about the accuracy of Lunardi's predictions. These are your non-televised bracketologists, for whom this sort of prognostication is a hobby. According to The Bracket Project, a website that "measures how closely each Bracketologist got to matching the work of the selection committee," but doesn't have anything "to do with who is the best at picking winners in the NCAA tournament," Lunardi is an average student at best, certainly not a postdoctorate by any means.
The Bracket Project has two rankings of its "final exam grades." The more thorough one is for prognosticators that have participated for at least three years. Joe Lunardi comes in 36th out of 65. That's barely above the mean, right behind Schmolik 64 and two slots ahead of Bluejay Banter Bracketology. It's unlikely that either of those predictors could get $100 for a course in their methodology and an autographed bracket, but neither deserves it any less than Lunardi.
This won't change anything, of course. Lunardi has been branded thicker than an Omega Psi Phi pledge, and the doomsday hype machine in Bristol doesn't have an off switch. He's just another network personality to deal with, and he's free to leverage that notoriety however he wishes. But does this mean we need to give credence to—or pay attention to, or not actively, grumblingly mute—Lunardi when he bum-rushes the mic and starts spitting oracular pronouncements? You Wish, Pal.
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I'm writing this post because our team, "SC Remake ITA" has been transforming MavercK's SC2BW mod to launch all the SC1 campaigns in the arcade: The 6 official ones remade by the SCMR team and revamped by ours, and the 4 extra campaigns (Precursor, Enslavers, Enslavers 2, and Stukov Saga).
Right now, the mod is compatible with the HOTS expansion, and we have really advanced the first 3 official campaigns but, before start uploading the maps, we want to be sure that the mod has the less amount of bugs possible.
That's why we've uploaded the map "KeSPA Fighting Spirit", wich is a port from BW created by Lunatic Sounds with our mod as dependency; and we're looking for testers to report us all the bugs they find.
The aim of the mod isn't to make a strict imitation of the original SC. We want to take advantage of all the benefits of SC2 engine and apply them to the original SC units. It has lots of custom models, and original sounds wich will surely cause nostalgia in the players.
If you want to watch some pictures of the units and heros, take a look at this thread in sc2mapster:
Here are the links to the maps in arcade. You can find them by typing SCR-TGW in US or EU:
Map with BW Mod: starcraft://map/1/217344
Also, we've released an extension mod in the custom games section called "SCBW - SCR-TGW"
We're looking forward for your feedback! GL HF.
EDIT: I forgot the credits :P
"Starcraft Reawakening: The Great War" is a project of "StarCraft Remake ITA Team", integrated by: Zarxiel, DefilerRulez/DarkSkorpyon, TheTorrasque, Cacho, ChaosMiles07, SoulFicher, GrimReaper and IeZaeL
Thanks to MavercK, creator of the mod; "Starcraft Mass Recall Team" (Jones, Telenil, Christdaughtery, Superfield, Jimm) for some mod modifications and the Main Campaign remake; and GhostNova, Rikky, TaylorMouse, Zolden, Kanitala, Kailniris, Underp4ntz, Xibadivs for helping us with the models.
EDIT2: Check out our link list: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bek1_86CuqOnmVuAfvEsTTwZJghYDRCYOHTRFB3FAY8
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For now this thread is not working much lulz
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Quite frankly, I wish people would rather focus their efforts on reviving the Legacy project. Why bother porting archaic campaigns when you can reimagine them?
Edited by JohnnyZeWolf on 1/25/2014 7:24 PM PST
Yes, we're still on the project. We've released the extension mod in us and eu with the name "SCBW - SCR-TGW".
The link is broken because we've decided to pull off the web the offline mod and maps until they're released, or close to the release
Edited by Cacho on 1/27/2014 8:16 AM PST
Hey Cacho, really great work, with mod and models, I was like "WOW" when I played a game on your mod. I played SC2 a lot, but recently nostalgia kicked in, so when blizz gave free starter edition access to arcade I invited my old friends, BW fans to play starbow (we are all from 35 to 42 yrs old), so we started to talk how great would be to have actual BW game (with exact unit and building graphics) on SC2 engine.
I have some xp on 3D studio max modeling and started to learn SC2 map editor when I bumped to your version of fighting spirit and I was blown away. That's how I wanted it to look like, really great work, I think it could gain great sucess. .. oh and shame on blizzard for messing your mod with HOTS
Thanks! But the models aren't all ours. Most of them were made by the users of sc2mapster.com, principally Ghostnova, SoulFicher and Thrikodias.
I've only made myself the Stargate, the Robotics Facility, the SCV's portrait, the Tank portrait and the Nydus Canal (also the cerebrate, and tassadar, but they're in the campaign only), and adjusted some other textures.
We're still looking for models if you're interested in making, check out our request thread in sc2mapster:
Hey, Cacho, when do you think you will be able to release those campaigns?
Actually, we're going really slow. We're low on members in the team.
Rebel Yell just needs AI tweaks and small bug fixes. It's already launchable as alpha. But the others still have lots of work to do...
Don't expect them soon. You can play the "Mass Recall" project of Jones, Telenil, Gradius and Jimm3110 meanwhile
Edited by Cacho on 2/2/2014 5:49 AM PST
I've already played those, they were fun but they don't work with HotS.
Well, good luck on this anyway.
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Be willing to act fast and move quickly on offers or decisions the 30th, especially in exchanges with Aries, Sagittarius, Virgo or Gemini. Favorable trends and strong support appear likely to be 'born' out of decisions and deals 'struck' the later hours of the 30th into the 2nd. You appear predominately featured throughout that time frame with special emphasis on the 2nd, particularly with Capricorn, Scorpio, Aries, Leo, Sagittarius, Aries and other Virgo.
Problematic until the 1st and then cooperative
Weekly Overview by Deborah Browning:
This week's scenario is highlighted by friends that will vie for your attention. Listen to them, but try not to get sidetracked by their requests. Help them if you can, but don't put a priority over your own plans. Express your inner thoughts & feelings to someone close to you. They will be able to help you deal with a subject that's very close to your heart. Lucky Numbers: 23, 25, 28, 33, 35, 38 Read more...


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March 27, 2013
Tutor Perini awarded Coach headquarters construction contract in NYC
Tutor Perini (TPC) subsidiary Tutor Perini Building Corp., was recently awarded a construction contract by Related Companies and Oxford Properties Group to build the South Tower at Hudson Yards, a 26-acre mixed-use development in midtown Manhattan. The 1.7 million-square-foot South Tower will be the future home of Coach (COH)'s world headquarters. Construction is expected to be complete in 2015. Tutor Perini's contract value will be included as part of the Company's reported first quarter backlog.
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