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Like how FE had a casual mode and a hard mode Gamefreak takes advantage of the Nuzlocke challenge by introducing the rules and mechanics into the game. 1. Pokemon faints it automatically goes to a specific box in the PC for you to look at or release manually but you can't move or remove it. 2. Black/White outs are automatic game over but you have a set amount of continues like Castlevania. 3. Only allowed ot catch the first Pokemon in each route. The game gives you the Pokeball option in that battle only. Every other battle takes away the option and only allows you to battle or run. You can turn on the shiny exception and no duplicates rule. I for one would be happy. It encourages honest gameplay and no cheating. A legit hard mode that forces you to follow the rules. --- http://i.imgur.com/oIpTazi.jpg http://i.imgur.com/WvefuGH.jpg | |
It would be cool, but I doubt they'd do a Nuzlocke mode. At best, when we start we'd get a Normal or Hard mode option, and hard mode just makes enemy pokemon trainers have higher leveled pokemon, and maybe more of them on their team. --- I don't suffer from insanity. I enjoy every minute of it. | |
So it's impossible to fill the Pokedex in hard mode? If you can only get one per route. --- "France is a place for beauty....and beauty makes people want to sex you..." Nightinangle, on the topic of France Official Rayquaza of X and Y boards | |
Its a good concept for those who are looking for a challenge, but as stated before, it makes filling the pokedex basically impossible and can also possibly trap the player depending on which pokemon they encounter/caught. Hard Mode is best for those looking for a main game walk through. --- "I noticed your beautiful hair right away" - Minato to Kushina | |
i like the idea of a hard mode, but not the idea of it being nuzlocke. plus i feel if they wanted to limit us in some way they could come up with a better and less aggravating system than nuzlocke like adding a team cost system. where certain pokemon cost more, and as you gain badges, or accomplish other tasks your team cost goes up. that way you cant just use a team of fully evolved pokemon right off. and you have to not only work to raise your pokemon but work to be able to handle more pokemon and stronger ones. maybe you can go over your cost, but depending on how over your pokemon are more likely to not listen to you be they caught or traded. --- dandelion + flabebe + fairy wind = saddest moment in pokemon. 3ds fc. jd, 0602-6823-9646 or 0146.9112.0071 | |
i've never done any challenge runs of Pokemon games because i don't want to reset my game file with all my good pokemon... a second game file is the first thing i'd want Gamefreak to worry about before Hard or Nuzelocke mode. --- Official Ninetales of the Pokemon X and Y boards Now playing SSB:P:M and other random stuff. | |
This would be a waste of GF's time and tehy would never do it. Not because of the Pokedex issue though, because you could easily set it to be disabled after you beat the Elite 4. Why would they need to implement this? just do it yourself. Promotes honesty/no cheating, to who? yourself? It doesn't affect anybody else. --- If pro is the opposite of con, what is the opposite of progress? W2 FC: 0992 1918 4342 | |
That "Hard Mode" sounds like artifical difficulty, which is generally stupid and a BIG NO in game design. Challenge Mode, on the other hand, was a step in the right direction imo. You guys kept complaining that the in-game trainers barely gave you a challenge. All of a sudden, those same trainers hit you with a moveset and items generally only found in the Battle Frontier trainers. And this is in addition to the 3- healing items limit they carry. --- Action speaks louder than words. But words, when used right, overwhelm any action - Me, 2006 Let's put a smile on that face - The Joker, 2008 | |
What I want is a hard mode unlocked in the beginning not the end.... in which case I essentially can't use. Nothing frustrates me more than their being a game mechanic I simply can't utilize because it was implemented in such a HORRIBLE way. Please GF, make hard mode, just make it selectable in the beginning. --- Pokemon Black FC: 3653-9864-6035 Pokemon White FC: 4641-8614-2897 (5th Gen Edits only) |
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March 30, 2007
Cape Cod Academy Honor Roll
The following students were named to the Cape Cod Academy Honor roll for the second trimester:
High Honors: Barnstable: Matthew Koehler, Christiaan Rees, Kaitlin Zelman; Centerville: Kiley Colombo, Phoebe Goldenberg, Sarah McAteer, Connor McCann, Morgan McCaskey, Sarah McCaskey, Whitney Shapiro; Cotuit: Maxwell Sullivan; Hyannisport: Paul Barber; Marstons Mills: Samantha Drago, Brittany McSorely, Christine Mumford, Daniel Sidman, Hannah Van Sciver, Sarah Van Sciver; Osterville: Kathryn Burleson, Rachel Cardarelli, Eliza Heussler, Louisa Pajolek, Christina Smith, Caroline Welch, Graham Welch, Kelsey Wheeler; West Barnstable: Sarula Bao, Sean Hegarty, Chelsea Smith, Lexi Smith.
Honors: Barnstable: Matthew LaPine; Centerville: Cooper Fuller, Elspeth Ochs, Hugh Sagona, Christian Young; Cotuit: Alexander Benoit, Fisher Churbuck, Drew Frayre, Samuel Marvin, Samantha Melchiono, Lauren Newton; Cummaquid: Dana Sigsbee; Marstons Mills: Joseph Albano; Osterville: Amanda Austin, Kelsey Beers, Lane Ehart, Nicole Madonna, Nicholas Monto, Jacqueline Smith; West Barnstable: Nikolas Nugnes, Crighton Thornton.
Junior Tech offers two fun vacation courses
The Junior Tech program is offering two workshops for students during April vacation. The Solar Sprint Car Workshop is open to students in grades 6-8 and takes place on April 17 and 19 from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. with lunch included. Students in this workshop will also participate in the Junior Solar Sprint at Cape Cod Community College in June. The fee is $95 for non-members/$75 for members.
Photoshop Skillz is open to students in grades 6-8 and has a 12-student maximum. The course takes place on April 16 and 18 from 9 a.m. until noon. The fee is $59 for non-members/$49 for members. For more information visit www.juniortech.org or call 508-420-2733. Both workshops will take place at the Upper Cape Regional Technical High School in Bourne.
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Falmouth Academy will be making waves
Falmouth Academy will hold its "Making Waves" Auction on April 28 from 6 until 10 p.m. on the school's campus. Guests will enjoy a catered dinner, splashy drinks, and dancing to the Symphony Swing Jazz Quartet. They will also have opportunities to place bids in silent and live auctions, with the live auction to be emceed by John Schofield of Eldred's Auction Gallery. Tickets for open seating are $50 per person; reserved seating is $100 per person and includes admission, a private champagne reception, and a preview of auction offerings. Reservations must be made by April 15. For more information visit www.falmouthacademy.org or call 508-457-9696.
Livingston Taylor to perform at Pope John Paul II
Acclaimed folk artist Livingston Taylor will perform at the Pope John Paul II High School in Hyannis on April 27 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $40 for premium seating, $25 for general seating and all proceeds will benefit the new high school's Performing Arts program. More information and tickets are available by calling 508-862-6336 or by going to www.popejohnpaulhighschool.org. PJPII is a Catholic, co-ed college prep high school opening Sept. 2007. The school is located at 120 High School Road in Hyannis.
West Parish announces summer program
The West Parish Family School in West Barnstable announces its first-ever Summer Program, open to children 15 months through post-kindergarten. The program will run in two-week increments and will be open from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. from July 2 through Aug. 10. Children will participate in crafts, songs, and games, with various themes for each week. For more information call Barbara at 508-362-4967.
Enrollment open at CC Child Development
Cape Cod Child Development is accepting applications for summer camp and fall enrollment. For more information, call the intake department at 1-800-974-8860.
Cape Cod Academy open house
Cape Cod Academy will host a spring Admission Open House for prospective students and their families tomorrow from 10 a.m. until 12 p.m. at the school located at 50 Osterville-West Barnstable Road in Osterville. This event will feature campus tours including a visit to the new Science Center, meetings with faculty and administration, and opportunities to learn more about the offerings at CCA. For more information call 508-428-5400.
Full calendar of events at Sturgis in Hyannis
Sturgis Charter Public School in Hyannis will host a grade 9-10 student/parent IB Information Night April 10 at 7 p.m. The program will provide parents with an opportunity to learn about the International Baccalaureate Program before the course selection process begins. All grade 9 and 10 parents are encouraged to attend.
Mr. Bihl's advisory group is planning a book sale for April 28. Donations of clean, salable books are now being accepted.
The Second Annual Sturgis Festival of the Arts will take place on April 28 at the Cotuit Center for the Arts.
Little Shop of Horrors opening at CCA
The Cape Cod Academy music department will present the musical, "Little Shop of Horrors" on May 11 and 12 at 7 p.m. and May 13 at 2 p.m. in Wilkens Hall at CCA, 50 Osterville-West Barnstable Road in Osterville. Tickets are $10 for students and seniors and $15 for general admission and may be purchased at the door.
Finnish-American Society scholarships
The Finnish-American Society of Cape Cod announces the availability of two scholarships for Cape Cod high school seniors of Finnish heritage who are pursuing higher education. Each scholarship will be in the amount $600. Applications may be obtained in high school Guidance offices or by calling 508-362-5278.
Ninth annual Hayward essay contest
The Pilgrim Resource Conservation and Development (RC&D) Area Council, Inc. will again offer a $500 scholarship for a winning essay related to agriculture, conservation, or natural resources in Massachusetts. The scholarship is awarded in the name of the late Howard and Mary Hayward.
Any high school senior in Bristol, Plymouth, Barnstable, Dukes and Nantucket counties who will be pursuing further education in agriculture or a related science is eligible.
The essay must be the work of the individual submitting the essay and must include a cover page with name, address, date, name of high school, expected college major, and the reason(s) for writing the essay. All essays are limited to two pages double-spaced (but must be at least 500 words long) and must be received by Earth Day, April 22, 2007. Any questions or concerns should be directed to the Scholarship Committee in c/o The Pilgrim RC&D Area Council, 15 Cranberry Highway, West Wareham, MA 02576 or 508-295-1317 ext. 131.
Veterans for Peace seek poets
Veterans for Peace Cape Cod Chapter invites budding poets to submit works for the 12th Annual Peace Week Poetry Contest April 8 to 14. The contest is open to all Cape and Islands writers, including students in grades K-12. All entries must be received by 5 p.m. April 6. Judging will take place that evening. Each category will feature a First Place honors, Second Place Honors, and an Honorable Mention. All winners are invited to share their works at a public gathering at South Congregational Church in Centerville on April 28 at 10 a.m. For rules and information call 508-771-3915. Entries should be sent to Veterans for Peace, 39 Muskeget Lane, Centerville, 02632.
CCLA scholarships available
The Cape Cod Landscape Association is accepting applications for the 2007 Mike Stacy Memorial Scholarship, in honor of Mike Stacy, a native of Cape Cod, active member of CCLA, and owner of Mike Stacy Landscaping. Stacy passed away in August of 1989. Three $1500 awards will be presented to Cape Cod students planning on pursuing a career in the green industry, and an additional award of $500 will be presented to a son or daughter of a CCLA member to be used toward furthering that child's education. All applications must be received by May 5. For more information call Diane Johnson at 1-877-432-3156.
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Along with the increase in our elderly population, unfortunately comes an increase in the risk of elderly abuse. Because of the close relationship with clients, financial and insurance professionals are in a position to be alerted to abuse in subtle and not-so-subtle ways.
Although every case and every situation is different, there are common themes working with the elderly: disabilities, capacity or competence, self-determination, and the distinctive common life experiences elderly bring to the table. This course will help insurance and financial professionals identify potential risks and help guide them in steps to take to both minimize risk and get your clients the necessary help if they have become the target of elder abuse.
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Created for agents selling personal policies, this course focuses on the fundamentals of auto insurance beginning with civil liability and compensation issues. Learn about laws that led to the need for insurance to protect the insured and others. Attendees will discuss how personal policies define insured persons and the types of vehicles covered, followed by a detailed discussion of coverage and Minnesota provisions. You'll also learn to customize a policy and the options for high-risk drivers. You will leave ready to add more value to clients and yourself.
Increasingly, agents are encountering individuals and families who are financially secure in most areas, but find themselves severely "under water" on their home. While there are many options available, many are considering strategic default. This course increases your understanding of the effects of mortgage default on current and future credit and loan acquisition, retirement and other assets, and the future insurability of a client.
In the first case, the class will examine a no-fault arbitration case to determine what factors an arbitrator will consider in determining coverage. A second case will look at who is a permissive user of a rental car and what if any insurance will cover damages. The final case will examine an injury situation and consider negligence, direct cause, concurring cause and comparative fault in determining who is to be held accountable.
All insurance producers and adjusters are required to complete 3 hours of Ethics as part of their total 24 hours of CE due each renewal period.
All Minnesota online courses are required to be seat-time tracked. For example, if you select a course that is approved for six hours, you will be required to spend six hours in the course.
A licensee cannot receive credit for more than eight (8) hours of continuing education in one day.
No more than 50% of the CE hours can be from company seminars.
All Independent and Public insurance Adjusters are required to complete 24 hours of continuing education. Three hours of Ethics are required as part of the total 24 hours of CE due each renewal period. There is no restriction for Adjusters regarding the method of instruction, but the hours must be from Commerce-approved courses. Independent and Public Adjusters can complete continuing education courses approved for insurance Producers.
The state of Minnesota requires all producers to undergo three hours of approved training before selling flood insurance policies. This one-time requirement can be met by taking a class that has been approved by Minnesota.
Minnesota does not require that insurance Producers complete only modules relating to the lines of authority that they hold. For example, a Producer who holds a Life line of authority can complete and use a continuing education course pertaining to property and casualty. We will be following this same rule with the Independent and Public Adjusters in that they can complete any course that is currently approved for insurance Producers. In other words, all insurance courses will be approved for "Insurance" continuing education; we will not distinguish between Producer or Adjuster licensees.
Please note - Any course that loses its status as an approved course will not be available for CE credit.
Non-residents, who comply with CE requirements of the resident state, are exempt from Minnesota CE requirements, except for the LTC requirement. Licensees who do not claim this exemption must satisfy Minnesota resident CE requirements.
Producers must complete an initial 8 hour training course prior to selling long-term care products, and a 4 hour refresher course biennially thereafter. The training must be specific to Minnesota Medicaid/Medical Assistance and its relationship to Minnesota Partnership plans - this applies to both residents and nonresidents.
Insurance producers (resident and nonresident) who hold a life license on June 1, 2013 and who desire to sell annuities must complete a one-time, 4-hour annuity training course by July 1, 2014. Individuals who obtain a life license on or after June 1, 2013 and before January 1, 2014 must complete the training by July 1, 2014. Individuals who obtain a life license on or after January 1, 2014, may not engage in the sale of annuities until the annuity training course has been completed. Beginning June 1, 2013, all licensed producers must complete product training before selling annuities in Minnesota.
Producers may complete the one-time 4-hour training course via classroom or self-study.
The MNsure Broker Certification Training-2014 course is required for all agents and brokers who wish to enroll consumers in health plans available through MNsure, the Minnesota health care exchange. Completion of either the live class or online course satisfies the MNsure certification training requirement, and also provides Minnesota Insurance CE credit. Students must pass a mandatory exam at 70% or higher to receive MNsure certification and CE credit.
Live class: Course materials, developed by MNsure, will be provided when students check-in at class. The 30-question final exam will be given at the conclusion of class. Once the class and exam are successfully completed, producers will receive a CE certificate. Certification and CE credit will not be granted for anyone who does not pass the final exam. The exam may be retaken and will qualify for both certification and CE credit when passed.
Online course: As with all Minnesota-approved online insurance CE courses, successful course completion involves completing all sections of the course and successfully passing the Certification Exam.
Next steps: Upon successful completion of the MNsure Broker Certification Training-2014 course and exam, agents/brokers will be required to "attest" to having completed the training by checking a box on their agency account at the MNsure website. Visit https://www.mnsure.org/ for more details.
Courses may not be repeated within the same licensing period.
Online certification exams are closed book. Course materials are not available while the exam is in progress. The final exam must be passed with a score of 70% or higher to receive CE credit. If the exam is not passed on the first attempt, students have an unlimited number of retakes.
Online exams do not require a 3rd party monitor; however, the student must still fill out and sign the online Declaration of Compliance. By signing this Declaration the student is affirming and/or acknowledging that they understand and they completed the online exam without any assistance by any person, the course materials or other materials. The student's acknowledgement shall also include the student's understanding that a violation of such standards can result in the loss of course credit. The Declaration of Compliance is electronically transmitted to Kaplan Financial upon completion of the exam.
Minnesota resident and nonresident licensees must complete their CE requirements prior to the last day of the birth month every two years.
Carryover of CE hours is not permitted.
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OBJECTIVE: Hypercholesterolemia (HC) and hypertension (HT) are both major risk factors for the development and progression of atherosclerotic heart disease, and their co-existence has been associated with an increased incidence of cardiac events in clinical studies. HC and HT are individually associated with abnormal myocardial vascular function, but whether HT exacerbates the HC-induced myocardial vascular dysfunction remains unclear. METHODS: We studied in pigs the effect of renovascular HT superimposed on diet-induced HC (HC+HT) on myocardial perfusion and microvascular permeability in vivo (using electron-beam computed tomography) in response to cardiac challenge (i.v. adenosine and dobutamine). The involvement of systemic and myocardial tissue oxidative stress in vitro was assessed by oxidizability of LDL, levels of endogenous antioxidants, and tissue activities of radical-scavenger systems. RESULTS: While in normal animals myocardial perfusion increased in response to i.v. adenosine (+36+/-13%, P<0.05), in HC and HT alone the increase was blunted. In HC+HT myocardial perfusion response was further attenuated and significantly lower than normal, and myocardial vascular resistance failed to decrease (+7.6+/-8.8 vs. -21.0+/-5.8%, P=0.02 versus normal). HC+HT also showed blunted response to dobutamine, and augmented increases in microvascular permeability in vivo. These functional abnormalities were associated with increased systemic and myocardial tissue oxidative stress compared to HC or HT alone, and a synergistic decrease in endogenous antioxidant defenses in myocardial tissue. Furthermore, chronic antioxidant vitamin supplementation in combined HC and HT improved myocardial vascular responses. CONCLUSION: HT amplifies the HC-induced myocardial microvascular dysfunction in vivo and increased oxidative stress in vitro. These alterations may potentially play a role in the increased incidence of cardiac events observed when HC and HT co-exist. |
Martin Rodriguez-Porcel; Amir Lerman; Joerg Herrmann; Robert S Schwartz; Tatsuya Sawamura; Mario Condorelli; Claudio Napoli; Lilach O Lerman |
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Publication Detail:
Type: Journal Article; Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't; Research Support, U.S. Gov't, P.H.S. |
Journal Detail:
Title: Cardiovascular research Volume: 58 ISSN: 0008-6363 ISO Abbreviation: Cardiovasc. Res. Publication Date: 2003 Apr |
Date Detail:
Created Date: 2003-04-01 Completed Date: 2003-06-06 Revised Date: 2007-11-14 |
Medline Journal Info:
Nlm Unique ID: 0077427 Medline TA: Cardiovasc Res Country: Netherlands |
Other Details:
Languages: eng Pagination: 213-21 Citation Subset: IM |
Department of Internal Medicine, Division of Cardiovascular Diseases, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN, USA. |
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diagnostic use* Animals Antioxidants / therapeutic use Capillary Permeability / drug effects Coronary Circulation / drug effects* Dobutamine / diagnostic use* Female Hypercholesterolemia / complications* Hypertension / blood*, drug therapy Oxidation-Reduction Regional Blood Flow Swine Tomography, X-Ray Computed Vitamin A / therapeutic use Vitamin E / therapeutic use |
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Chemical | |
Reg. No./Substance:
0/Antioxidants; 11103-57-4/Vitamin A; 1406-18-4/Vitamin E; 34368-04-2/Dobutamine; 58-61-7/Adenosine |
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