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One player -- who probably is not a die-hard PvPer -- against a swarm of PvP-savvy opponents?
But the experienced players are going to be playing the single player's gimpy opponents. Presumably they will be handicapped somehow according to difficulty.
He's seven and he still doesn't know how to read yet? Get him off the games and buy him some books!I figured that playing soccer was a pretty tame thing for a seven year-old to do. Of course, soccer with profane jerks wasn't quite what I was hoping for.
Do you really let a child that's too young to read play FPS games?
Some early first-person shooters were Atari's Battlezone [wikipedia.org] and BPS/Xanth's Faceball [blueplanetsoftware.com] (originally published as MIDI-Maze for Atari ST [wikipedia.org]). These were extremely abstract by modern standards and would probably be rated E if published today. The cartoonish Jumping Flash! [wikipedia.org] first-person platform shooters for PlayStation were also rated K-A (now called E).
That seems like a reality-altering lesson to learn - that there are people who derive enjoyment from inflicting suffering on others. Griefers are just one notch above serial killers. Sadism should be a punishable thoughtcrime.We were playing soccer in Garry's Mod and within minutes a griefer jumped on, stole the ball, and wouldn't let go of it. I explained to my son what a griefer was, turned off the server, and turned it on again with a password.
How else are you supposed to get better other than playing against tough opponents against the odds?One player -- who probably is not a die-hard PvPer -- against a swarm of PvP-savvy opponents?
Can you say ambush? As in all the human "bad guys" find a place the "good guy" needs to go that also has lots of "bad" NPC, and all point their strongest weapons at the door...
How much PvP FPS'ing have you done? Because to me, that plan sounds a lot like, "Ok everybody, what we're going to do is all cluster together in one big clump at a bottleneck. That way, the other team won't have to worry about running low on 'nades, because they'll be able to pick us all off in one go, and they won't have to fear
Players will not fill the role they were designed for
You can design a game which prevents the monster from straying too far from their intended purpose, but then how fun is that?
It's plenty fun if their natural enemies come after them when they stray. You CAN do this sort of thing in-character. Besides, you think that dragon the wizard set to guard his treasure stays there because it's a party atmosphere? (I'm speaking in fantasy-genre generalities here, I don't pay-monthly-to-play anything.)
Monster balance and player balance are very different things. Mons
And who gets the credit? The one who killed the marine. That's not very satisfying for the other 7 or so aliens who helped you bring the super-powered marine down.
I think Pokémon, a role-playing game for Game Boy published by Nintendo, solved that issue rawther well: each of your own gamecocks [wikipedia.org] who has attacked the opponent creature receives a share of the experience when the opponent faints.
I just wonder how many players will be interested being an expendable minion. The article/company claims that the PKs will be drawn to this role, but the griefer PKs will likely prefer the "elite" role that is closer to a PvE experience (griefing has always been closer to a PvE experience, but with realistic suffering/domination).
I don't think you quite understand the mentality of your average griefer. It's not that they like having more power, or enjoy beating up on people. Rather, they get joy out of caus
I've had AI opponents dodge, camp, and team up on me when playing as the hero in various single-player games. What's the issue here?
I've had AI opponents dodge, camp, and team up on me when playing as the hero in various single-player games. What's the issue here?
Normally, you can adjust the difficulty level if you're having a hard time in a shooter. AI being too cheap? Or you're just not that good? Simple enough, tweak the settings down, and you should be able to get by.
I can't really see that working in this system. Sure, it will try to quick-match your rating, pitting you against people that it thinks are at your skill level. But tha
For example, let's say that as the Elite, you're supposed to kill every last mercenary. So, as an asshole thing to do, I can just backtrack the entire level and make it very difficult for you to even find me, let alone kill me. That's not what an AI will do.
Yes it does. Yoshi, a block-stacking game for NES and Game Boy [wikipedia.org], has a "B-type" mode where the player is supposed to remove all blocks from the field. The random piece generator likes to asshole me by repeatedly not giving me the exact set of blocks I need to finish the level. In fact it is a roughly 1 out of 36 chance that the next pair of blocks is going to be appropriate.
Yeah, the designers can get around this by not having those type of objectives, but you can see where there's a challenge in designing objectives around NOT being griefable.
It's called play testing.
Yes it does. Yoshi, a block-stacking game for NES and Game Boy, has a "B-type" mode where the player is supposed to remove all blocks from the field. The random piece generator likes to asshole me by repeatedly not giving me the exact set of blocks I need to finish the level. In fact it is a roughly 1 out of 36 chance that the next pair of blocks is going to be appropriate.
So, the conversation is about an FPS game and how the AI typically reacts in them, and now you throw in a puzzle game example?
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With a $1 billion stadium already under construction and set to be finished by 2016, the National Football League (NFL) owners have awarded the 2018 Super Bowl to Minnesota winning over other candidates like New Orleans and Indianapolis on Tuesday.
Minnesota was confirmed as hosts after the final round of voting by the owners of the league in Atlanta. New Orleans finished second in the voting and Indianapolis third.
The 2018 NFL championship game or Super Bowl LLII will be played in the domed facility on the site of the old Metrodome in Minneapolis. The new stadium can seat 65,500 and can be expanded to 72,000.
"We appreciate the collaborative effort from Minnesota's business and community leadership in putting together this winning bid," said Minnesota Vikings owner and president Mark Wilf in the team's official website. "It was evident to me and my brother Zygi that the other NFL owners were extremely impressed with everything Minnesota had to offer, and we have no doubt they will be even more excited with what the community will deliver in February 2018."
"We're very proud to host Super Bowl LII. It'll be an exciting time. I know we'll do a great job and we'll be proud. Working very hard right now to build a world-class venue," Wilf also said via ESPN.com.
"With a clear ETFE roof and five of the largest glass pivoting doors in the world, fans will experience an outdoor feel in a climate-controlled environment," was the short description of the new venue in the Vikings website.
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It's a celebration to mark the grand opening of what Bedford Village Development Committee members anticipate will become a four-season meeting place.
"We're hoping that it eventually turns into Sunday afternoons in the park," said Beverly Thomas, chairman of the committee, referring to the bandstand where various musicians will be invited to perform during the summer months.
The bandstand is one focal point in the 9-acre parcel that also includes an ice skating pond that will have a warming hut. The bandstand will be called the Market Basket Bandstand after the supermarket company paid $25,000 for the naming rights, Thomas said.
"We're just thrilled to be nearing this opening," said Thomas. "This has been talked about and planned for many years. We hit some bumps along the way, but we've finally made it thanks to great community support."
The common, sandwiched between Bell Hill Road and Route 101, will be illuminated at night with period light poles evoking 19th century style gaslights. Numerous park benches are situated around the oval that surrounds the bandstand. A path that begins at the entrance to the common traverses a par of small fieldstone footbridges passing over a brook that winds through the property.
"We plan to have the pond area open next winter," said Thomas. "We wanted to assess how it froze before we opened it up for skating." She said the deepest part of the pond is about four feet.
"The plan is to put a warming hut in," Thomas said. "I'm not guaranteeing it's going to be in by next winter, but we're hoping."
Funding for the common came from a variety of sources that included impact fees from developers as well as an aggressive fundraising campaign over many years, said Thomas.
Also contributing to the effort is the Bedford Garden Club, which will be donating and planting perennials near the entrance to the common - marked by a pergola bought by the club that will be adorned with climbing rose on one end and maybe clematis vine on the other, said garden club president Jayne Spaulding.
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I gave them information to have my funds wired to my bank, but I haven't gotten them yet. Also, how soon can they legally charge me interest on the loan if there has been no payoff and no funds disbursed?
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I'm one of Hiscox's Small Business Stars! Check me!
The other week, I featured on Hiscox's Small Business Stars blog for my work as agency founder and entrepreneur of my digital media agency, Miramus.
I was chosen to appear on the blog to talk about my experience of the industry and the importance of having contacts in the blogging world.
Here's the part where my natural modesty leads me to conclude that I magically stay abreast of the industry via some form of osmosis as yet unknown to science:
"Sometimes I think I've fallen behind with stuff, but then I go out and talk to normal humans and get my perspective back. I read the C_ncentrate newsletter every week and then I'll do a quick scan through of Smartbrief every few weeks to see what's going on. I also just absorb information from friends in the industry and Twitter, as well as reading other industry sites."
Read my full interview here on the Hiscox blog.
The question that's keeping you all awake at night: What am I up to at the moment?
Since www.miramus.com is going through a personality crisis at the moment (it will be back with a spangly new responsive theme at some point), here's a quick work-based update:
1. We're still working with the wonderful people over at Unilever. We've been fortunate enough to work with the Personal Care and Foods team. I've also been doing a project with Dove which I probably won't ever get to talk about, but I've enjoyed immensely.
2. We set up www.thestresshacker.com for Sue Smith. I've really enjoyed working with her on getting her mailing list up and running. In fact, the work I've done for Unilever has also been about mailing lists. Mailing Lists are clearly the new blogs (in my world anyway).
3. We published a magazine this year! For a client who shall (for the time being) remain nameless. We are the souls of discretion at Miramus, you know.
4. I wrote a book this year! Only a short one, but it was great. Another one I can't actually talk about (it's like being a spy only with digital content and eye strain).
5. I edited a book this year! Coming soon the Stresshacker store – watch this space!
6. Alex Milway's latest book came out: Pigsticks & Harold and the Tuptown Thief. It's a whodunnit for 5-year-olds. www.alexmilway.com
7. Dork Adore is still growing strong! We have an amazing new mailout (see, Mailing Lists again) and loads of great competitions in the pipeline. Come visit!
8. I'm writing another book! This one's for me.
9. And I'm concocting new plans for a project. Sign up for my mailing list if you are interested (I admit it, I am obsessed with mailing lists) It's over on the right. You probably won't be interested if you haven't given birth in the past 5 years. But you're still welcome to sign up!
10. I joined the PTA. Against all advice, reason and common sense and with new contracts in the pipeline, I agreed to spend my evening editing a constitution and reading about quorums (quora?)
That sort of became about me rather than my company towards the end there…
Anyway, if you want to get hold of me, I'm here, on Twitter, on Dork Adore and on email.
Blogging for your business: Mediatrust workshop
There's nothing I love better than a spot of training.
Recently, I've worked with Redwood and Marks & Spencer, providing both training and consultancy for some exciting new digital media projects they're working on.
I've also enjoyed giving training and workshop sessions for Mediatrust and Internet Week Europe (where I did a session rather grandly titled "We need to stop talking about Kevin. Why your digital media strategy needs more thought and less chatter").
I'm back at Mediatrust again this year, giving an updated version of the "Building Blogs" session I've done previously.
I really enjoy working with a group to find the best strategies for their online activity – and working with charities is always fun because they so often have a clear niche in which to explore "thought leadership" and community building.
If you're interested in how a media strategy can define and improve your social and digital media presence, please do come along! You don't have to be a charity to attend.
Things I'll be covering:
Why blog?
How and where to blog
Creating a proper media strategy (thinking like an editor)
How to build community and use social media
Finding your voice
Thought leadership and the secrets of good content
If any of that sounds interesting, you're very welcome to join me! I like having people to talk to at these things – makes the day go faster.
From the Mediatrust blurb:
Could a blog position you as the expert in your field? You want to make sure if you're writing a blog, it's building a following and meeting your organisation's aims. Refresh your approach, share best practice and make your online conversations more engaging.
Whether you're blogging to raise profile, be an expert or make change happen; learn to write great blogs, network and connect with other bloggers, and most importantly you'll learn to make conversation.
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Style It Light: Yahoo and Diet Coke's fashion site
This year, we've been working with Yahoo and Diet Coke to produce Style It Light, a branded fashion magazine for young women.
Our marvellous team of writers is being used across the whole of the European Style It Light network. We're brimful of pride and extremely thrilled to be working with two such eminent brands.
Announcing Dork Adore: a haven for geeks
I've been thinking for a while now about what to do with all those spare minutes in between 5.30 and 11pm during the week, and wondering whether there was a way to do more work during my weekends and I finally hit on a solution: launch a new website!
So that's what I've done.
Dork Adore, brought to you by Miramus, is the culmination of many hours of labour. I've launched it just before I'm required to put in many more hours of labour to produce yet another Miramus project (a baby girl).
Dork Adore is brought to you by Katie Lee, founding editor of Shiny Shiny – the first gadgets site written by women for women. Dork Adore isn't here to give you the latest tech press releases, it's here to provide the best advice, opinion, reviews and the odd bit of geek news.
Since the site is written by a group of dorks, you'll find every obsession covered, from TV to beauty; lifehacks to coffee makers. If you want to get in touch, click here.
Please feel free to have a mooch about, maybe click on a few links and read a few articles. And if you'd like to leave me some comments, or email me with any non-crazy thoughts, please do! You can use the contact form on Dork Adore here.
Introducing Miramus Ltd – my new company!
If you want to know what I'm up to at the moment, you can head over to Miramus.com where you can read all about my new business. I've set Miramus up as a catch all company for all the exciting projects I'm working on, and as the launch pad for a few personal projects I'm formulating, so expect the company's output to be quite diverse!
There's a blog on the site too, which should give you more information about clients I'm currently working with.


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A 25-year-old loggerhead turtle that lost her fins to a shark attack received a new pair of prosthetic limbs on Tuesday. Scientists at the Suma Aqualife Park in Kobe, Japan, designed the new limbs using the latest developments in artificial flipper technology and—after 26 earlier attempts at replacing her fins—have finally enabled the turtle to finally swim at a normal speed.
Yu, a 25-year-old female sea turtle had lost one third of her right limb and half of her left limb by the time she was rescued and brought to Suma Aqualife Park to begin her rehabilitation. Researchers started developing artificial limbs that would allow her to swim at her normal speed. Most of the early versions were stumps that caused discomfort to Yu. The new rubber limbs, the 27th pair since then, are attached to a vest slipped over her head.
"We have worked hard to design the vest in a way that prevents the turtle from taking it off unwittingly. It can flutter the limbs as the vest is soft," said aquarium curator Naoki Kamezaki whose name actually means "turtle cape" in Japanese.
There have been other attempts to design artificial limbs for turtles but, according to Kamezaki, Yu's prosthetic legs may be the first success story.
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Great Hotel-Great Value!
Clean, beautiful facility with A very helpful and efficient staff. The continental breakfast is first rate. Would definitely go back!
Okay hotel, but leave the neighborhood to dine
We had a smallish, but comfortably appointed suite. The room was clean and everything worked. I asked for a quiet room and the room we were assigned was as quiet as it could be.
The staff members were pleasant and the morning breakfast was adequate.
Minor complaint: We asked for and got a non-smoking room which was fine. However, from the elevator to the room, the smell of smoke was extremely strong.
Advice concerning dining: Leave the neighborhood to dine. We found the surrounding restaurants to vary from fast food to greasy to awful. (NB: If you have ANY developed sense of Chinese food, avoid the Chinese restaurant closest to the hotel. Unfortunately, the desk clerk thought it was "pretty good" and recommended to us.) My suggestion is to head toward the Hermitage (Andrew Jackson's home). There are a number of descent restaurants once one gets off the highway.
Suggestions for Attractions: If you want to get away from the "country music Nashville" and tourist traps, you should either drive a little further out of the city to visit the Hermitage or drive back into Nashville to see the full-scale replica of the Parthenon.
Invasion of the ants
Stayed here in June while attending a conference downtown. Although a Silver Elite Marriott Awards member who usually stays at Marriott properties, in this case I had some problems and will not stay at this location again. The first evening, after checking in, my wife felt something on her neck and back -- ants! Upon further inspection we discovered ants on the sofa, sink, and tables in the bedroom. Then we noticed crumbs of food on the floor and under the sofa. In short, the room had not be cleaned properly and ants had invaded. The front desk was kind enought to move us to another room, although that entailed packing everything back up and unpacking again. At least the second room was ant-free.
The third (of four) nights there, we noticed that the light in the bathroom (including shower) was getting very dim. We reported this the next day, but nothing was done, and the light went out completely. The last evening there, on our way to the Opry, we again reported the light was out and asked that it be replaced. However, upon our return (very late), this had not occurred. So, the next morning we showered in the dark.
The hotel has good points - location, good free breakfast, big rooms, free parking, etc., but poor housekeeping and follow-up. What could have been a very nice experience became a disappointment. This is not an indictment of Marriott, but just this one location.
Nice hotel
Stayed there last night. Nice hotel. The pool is large for an indoor pool and it was clean as was the jacuzzi. No restaurants on site, but a couple of places will deliver and just down the street from other restaurants. The staff was nice and helpful. The room small, but clean, the bed was comfortable.
Great Hotel and Service
This was our second stay in Nashville, and though we do love homstead studio suites as well. This hotel had a pool. I once again took my daughter and four of her friends for her birthday dec 28-30.
We loved the hotel. The service was wonderul. Room service was always nice and accomidating. The breakfast bar was good, you can fix your own waffles. It's not a small breafast bar, there's plenty variety on it. It is just a small area with need to make it a bit bigger, because many people are trying to get thier food all at once. The dinning room is big. The kitchen help, was very nice and kept everything hot and stocked.
Other wise, the hotel is clean, great room space, good kitchen, and the front deak is very nice. I didn't swim but the gilrs did and they said the pool was great.
We did go to opry mills, cant take girls to nashville and not go to the mall! Always found a good parking spot right next to the side of the building, on the side of the theater. That was a blessing. A few stores had good after Christmas deals too.
We visited the Ryman autorium and music hall of fame. At the ryman, we we did get to see a famous person, though I forgot his name. His wife deals with, or owns, the hall of fame. Aint I terrible. He does a lot of shows on CMTV. Just cant think of his name. Sings with cling black I think. Anyway, He was nice and the girls got to talk and take thier picture with him.
We then had dinner at the Hard Rock cafe, where the whole restuarant sang happy birthday, and jammed to a few songs, dancing in the isles. The food was great too. The girls and I had a wonderful time there. Our waiter was wonderful, fun and made the girls feel so special.!!!!
We rode in the limo outside, the driver was so wonderful, he gave us $5 discount for her brithday and with everyone chipping in for $30 we rode for a half of an hour!.
The next day we went ice skating at the sportplex, and then had a night of family fun line dancing at the wild horse. That was four hours the girls begged me not to leave, but at ten, family hours are over. The waitress, hostess and band was great! But we all know that changes after the kiddies have to leave. lol.
We had a wonderful time in nashiville! For about $300.00 for just my daughter and I, the girls brought there own money, and we got a deal on the hotel for two days. ($60.00 a night I think{?}) Went through the same price of the visotrs bueraeu, and the chain on the phone accomidated it. That was great service!!!
We had a wonderful exciting time. We will stay with this hotel everytime we go back. I do not know how I will be able to top her 14th birthday with her sweet sixteen!
Wish I could have stayed longer
I picked this hotel from prevous good reviews and they were right. Easy to get to, parking good, great pool, good breakfast, staff pleasant and a nice big clean room. If I went to Nashville again I would definitely stay there and will look out for other Springhills when I an in USA again, if this is a typical example.
Great Place and Park and Fly
I have stayed here 3 times and used the park and fly transportation. The room is very clean. The free breakfast is very good. The pool is large for an indoor pool. The staff are very friendly. You will be pleased. I will be back again.
Wonderful place to stay
We have stayed here on all of our recent visits to Nashville. It is very nice for the price. My daughter loves the indoor pool.
Nice, clean hotel
This hotel is clean and conveniently located near the airport. We did not receive replacement towels one day, but once we called, we had clean towels within ten minutes.
Always a great stay
This property is always very clean and the staff is very courteous. I stay at this hotel frequently for business and I wish all the hotels I stay at could be as nice as this one.
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Hello and welcome to InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort. Our Concierge team will happily offer you insider tips on what to enjoy at Sanctuary Cove and we are eager to share our local knowledge about what to do and where to go.
InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort is the first InterContinental Resort property in Australia and is situated on the northern end of the Gold Coast within prestigious Sanctuary Cove. The resort is set amidst lush gardens, and is home to a spectacular beach lagoon pool. A holiday at this timeless resort offers pure escapism and relaxation coupled with the convenience of being only minutes from Australia's favourite theme parks, beaches, international golf courses and breathtaking hinterland.
Start your day with a game of tennis or an energetic cardio class at The Country Club. Enjoy a delicious buffet breakfast in Cove Cafe followed by a stroll through The Marine Village where you'll discover a variety of specialty shops including fashion boutiques, art galleries, restaurants and cafe's. Stop for a coffee and marvel at the amazing array of spectacular boats housed in the world-class marina, before finishing your morning with a round of golf on The Palms or The Pines.
Immerse yourself in a day spa experience with a variety of treatments at Champions Hair Beauty Day Spa. Spend the rest of the afternoon relaxing around the spectacular beach lagoon pool, or enjoy High Tea in Cove Cafe. For those wanting to get out and about and explore the Gold Coast, Concierge are on hand to help plan the perfect afternoon.
Start your evening with a cocktail or boutique beer from our extensive beverage menu at The Verandah Bar before dining in the Resort's signature restaurant, The Fireplace. Offering contemporary cuisine, featuring local and seasonally sourced produce, with grilled meats and seafood seasoned and garnished with fresh herbs from the Resort's own herb garden. Try the tasting menu and allow our Sommelier to enhance the menu with complementing wines. An after dinner stroll along the boardwalk overlooking the marina is the perfect way to end an evening.
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South East Queensland weather is a comfortable, sub-tropical climate. Temperatures average mid to high 20 degrees celsius all year round. When it rains on the Gold Coast, being sub-tropical any storm activity or grey skies tend to clear up quickly, and the sunny Gold Coast skies reappear.
Smoking is banned from restaurants, shopping centers, bars, clubs, public transport, taxis and entrances to public buildings. There are dedicated areas for smoking which are clearly signed. Fines apply to individuals who smoke outside of these designated areas.
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InterContinental Sanctuary Cove resort's Great House is of a distinct Queenslander design. Queenslander designed homes can be identified by the 'tin and timber' look and raised living spaces allowing for ventilation below which is needed during the Summer and Spring months of the year. This design was first introduced in 1840's and has been a permanent design feature in the state of Queensland with local governments implementing conservation laws to keep the distinct look in the local suburbs.
The Pines- Arnold Palmer Signature Course
As Australia's only Arnold Palmer signature course, The Pines is revered as one of Australia's best and most challenging courses. Carved through 101 hectares of established pine forest, the course features corridor approaches to several holes, with lakes guarding others. Fourteen of the holes are contoured around six man-made lakes. The Pines offers a very special golfing experience.
Native Wildlife
Sanctuary Cove is home to many native wildlife including kangaroos. The best time to view the kangaroos from a distance is at dawn or dusk when they are out feeding You'll see them mainly on the golf courses. As they are wild animals it is strongly recommended that they are admired from a distance.
Home to Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show
The Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show is a four day event held annually at Sanctuary Cove. It is a key event on the Asia-Pacific Boat Show calendar, attracting more than 40 000 visitors (on average) each year. The Show displays a wide selection of marine products and services including superyachts, luxury power cruisers, power and sail multihulls, trailerable craft, kayaks, jetskis and watercraft plus engines, electronics, navigational gear and marine services.
Sanctuary Cove
To celebrate the opening of Sanctuary Cove, five days of celebrations were held over the second weekend in January in 1988. International acts Frank Sinatra and Whitney Houston headlined the two main concerts at the event which also saw performances from The Boy From Oz's Peter Allen and legendary vocalist Julie Anthony amongst others. By day the entertainment line-up continued, showcasing the best of the Sanctuary Cove lifestyle with a full program of ultimate sporting events.
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Sun Protection
With our beautiful sub-tropical weather it is easy to enjoy relaxing by the beach lagoon pool, however, be sure to pack SPF 30+ sunscreen, light clothing, and a hat and sunglasses to ensure you save your skin from the Queensland sun. It is best to stay out of the sun during the middle of the day when the UV rays are the strongest.
Australian power sockets
Australia's power sockets require a flat two prong plug resembling an upside 'V'. It is advisable to bring an Australian socket adaptor, however, there are international adapaters available from the concierge desk.
Australia has the strictest quarantine laws in the World because of its unique environment. Please ensure you do not bring any unprocessed food, fresh food, animals and animal products or plant material into the copuntry as heavy fines can be levied. There are also strict quarantine laws between states and fresh food can not be transported across state lines.
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Located mid way between both Brisbane Airport and Gold Coast / Coolangatta Aiport. The resort is easily accessible on the M1 motorway through Exit 57 (from either direction) Tamborine - Oxenford Road exit leads towards Hope Island and Sanctuary Cove. Located within the integrated community of Sanctuary Cove.


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What's the difference between tenuate dospan & adipex/phentermine? is one stronger than the other?
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Hello overw8. Both are appetite suppressing drugs. Tarnate Dospan is the brand name and is made up with the substance Dietylpropion. Adipex is the brand name and is made up with the substance Phetermine. Both drugs are very similar to the amphetamine. Is one better, stronger than another? It really depends on who you might talk to. Both work much in the same manner. It also depends on ones diet, exercise, along with the dose of the drug being taken. Good health and wishes to you,pledge
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On the night of January 24, 2006, Baucum called Culosi and arranged a time to drop by to collect his winnings. When Culosi, barefoot and clad in a T-shirt and jeans, stepped out of his house to meet the man he thought was a friend, the SWAT team began to move in. Seconds later, Det. Deval Bullock, who had been on duty since 4:00 AM and hadnt slept in seventeen hours, fired a bullet that pierced Culosis heart.
Sal Culosis last words were to Baucum, the cop he thought was a friend: Dude, what are you doing?
As the Texas Hold Em craze picked up momentum in the mid-2000s, fans of the game started hosting tournaments at private clubs, bars, and residences. Police in many parts of the country responded with SWAT raids. In 2011, for example, police in Baltimore County, Maryland, sent a tactical unit to raid a $65 buy-in poker game at the Lynch Point Social Club. From 2006 to 2008, SWAT teams in South Carolina staged a number of raids to break up poker games in the suburbs of Charleston. Some were well organized and high-stakes, but others were friendly games with a $20 buy-in. The typical police raid of these games . . . is to literally burst into a home in SWAT gear with guns drawn and treat poker players like a bunch of high-level drug dealers, an attorney representing poker players told a local newspaper. Using the taxpayers resources for such useless Gestapo-like tactics is more of a crime than is playing of the game.
In 2010 a massive Maricopa County SWAT team, including a tank and several armored vehicles, raided the home of Jesus Llovera. The tank in fact drove straight into Lloveras living room. Driving the tank? Action movie star Steven Seagal, whom Sheriff Joe Arpaio had recently deputized. Seagal had also been putting on the camouflage to help Arpaio with his controversial immigration raids. All of this, by the way, was getting caught on film. Seagals adventures in Maricopa County would make up the next season of the A&E TV series Steven Seagal, Lawman.
Lloveras suspected crime? [Chicken]fighting. Critics said that Arpaio and Seagal brought an army to arrest a man suspected of fighting chickens to play for the cameras. Seagals explanation for the show of force: Animal cruelty is one of my pet peeves. All of Lloveras chickens were euthanized. During the raid, the police also killed his dog.
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During the raid, the police also killed his dog.
well duh
I, for one, support the use of tanks in day-to-day police work.
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I, for one, support the use of tanks in day-to-day police work.
It's only a matter of time before we have tanks for commercial use.
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I, for one, support the use of tanks in day-to-day police work.
Steven Seagal driving no less,
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From: DRAGON07891230 | #001During the raid, the police also killed his dog.
It's there favorite thing to do.
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I honestly can't believe the lack of research, the lack of common sense, and the sheer willingness to endanger lives at play here. If you know that the police can call upon SWAT and tanks even, why are you breaking the law?
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Steven Seagal: Animal cruelty is my pet peeve, so I drove a tank through his living room and ran over his dog.
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I honestly can't believe the lack of research, the lack of common sense, and the sheer willingness to endanger lives at play here. If you know that the police can call upon SWAT and tanks even, why are you breaking the law?
i think you're asking entirely the wrong question there.
what are we using military-style tactics on the populace in abject violation of posse comitatus?
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Sandy Frost of Meredith sits on the front porch of her Bay View Cabin bob house on Meredith Bay Sunday. (DAN SEUFERT PHOTO)
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On Monday night, a jewellery store in Purasawalkam had a shock, when they found that a gold chain worth Rs. 2.8 lakh had been stolen from literally under their noses.
Police believe a woman who had come in on Saturday, had exchanged the chain with an exact duplicate that she was wearing.
According to police the theft took place around 8 p.m. on Saturday, at a popular store, near Abirami Cinemas. "A woman clad in a burqa entered the store under the pretext of buying some jewellery. She sat at a counter, and a salesperson showed her several gold chains. While pretending to examine them, she managed to exchange a chain weighing 10 sovereigns, with a duplicate that she was wearing. After a few minutes, she left the store," said a police officer.
The incident was captured on CCTV cameras, but the shop's staff did not find out about the theft until Monday, when they were examining some pieces.
Police said the woman had probably visited the store earlier, examined the chain, and then come back on Saturday, having had a copy of it made.
"We are examining the CCTV footage from the showroom and will soon zero in on the woman," a police officer said. He added that they were checking to see if similar thefts had been committed with the same modus operandi.
Secretariat Colony police have registered a case.
Keywords: theft