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I just found out a few weeks ago that I was pregnant. I'm really excited about it. I guess I should introduce myself a little bit first. I'm 19, and a college student. I'll be graduating a little less than a year after this little bundle will be born and I don't think I could be happier about it.
Research shows that delivering a newborn in the middle of the night, off hours, or on holiday weekends is an added risk. While you don't have much control over when your baby is born, here are a few things you can do to help ensure a safe and healthy delivery even if an unexpected situation arises.
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So I have a long medical history when it comes to my girly parts. I have two kids now and have been told by many doctors that I cant have anymore. Well the other day I didnt get a period. Weird I know I didnt think anything of it. A few days go by and I realize that I still am missing my little friend. I go and take a at home test and it pops up positive!!!
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Definition of oboe d'amore in English:
A type of oboe with a bulbous bell, sounding a minor third lower than the ordinary oboe. It has a soft tone and is used in baroque music.
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Hoffman's will specifically leaves instructions for where Cooper should live. Cooper's trust will own Hoffman's New York apartment, and provides for Cooper to live there. Later in the document, when discussing a guardian for Cooper, Hoffman states: "it is my strong desire…that my son, COOPER HOFFMAN, be raised and reside in or near the borough of Manhattan in the State of New York, or Chicago, Illinois, or San Francisco, California, and if my guardian cannot reside in those cities, then it is my strong desire, and not direction, that my son, COOPER HOFFMAN, visit these cities at least twice per year throughout such guardianship. The purpose of this request is so that my son will be exposed to the culture, arts, and architecture that such cities offer." Such provisions of direction are not necessarily legally enforceable, but they can be persuasive to the recipient and, in some cases, a court. I have assisted clients in giving such informal direction (essentially, making known their "hopes and desires") when it comes to the management of assets or the raising of children, but not necessarily in this way. Often clients include provisions like this when they want the trustees to hold on to a specific asset (so as, for example, to enable the children to continue to use a family vacation home), and I have even had clients spell out appropriate school districts for their children in a separate letter to a guardian. This provision is interesting mostly because Phillip Seymour Hoffman crafted it, but it is also a reminder about what belongs in and out of a will. This will was written ten years ago, and he may feel dramatically different today. Further, this direction is very specific, making compliance potentially difficult for both the guardian and Cooper. Hoffman lived in New York and owned an apartment there, but seemed to have no connections or real estate in either Chicago or San Francisco. If you have specific hopes for your children or the assets they will inherit, you can certainly prepare something that accompanies your estate plan and gives guidance to trustees and guardians. These writings can be very helpful to those who manage your assets or raise your children. However, be careful with where you include this language of direction, and revisit it often as your personal and financial life changes.
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Despite the 160 or so known terrestrial impact craters of Phanerozoic age, equivalent ejecta deposits within distal sedimentary successions are rare. We report a Triassic deposit in southwestern Britain that contains spherules and shocked quartz, characteristic of an impact ejecta layer. Inter- and intragranular potassium feldspar from the deposit yields an argon-argon age of 214 +/- 2.5 million years old. This is within the age range of several known Triassic impact craters, the two closest of which, both in age and location, are Manicouagan in northeastern Canada and Rochechouart in central France. The ejecta deposit provides an important sedimentary record of an extraterrestrial impact in the Mesozoic that will help to decipher the number and effect of impact events, the source and dynamics of the event that left this distinctive sedimentary marker, and the relation of this ejecta layer to the timing of extinctions in the fossil record.
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In today's business model, growth is a given—an imperative. "Grow or die" is the undisputed maxim of business leaders. The stock market punishes companies that do not meet growth expectations. Growth is good. However, continuous growth appears to be at odds with sustainability principles. Growth is the 'un-discussable' elephant in the board rooms of companies aspiring to a sustainable business model.
So let's make it discussable. Since growth is synonymous with progress and with winning in the game of business, we need to show how sustainability strategies are relevant and support companies' growth goals. Yet we know that continuous growth is inherently unsustainable, given the finite carrying capacity of the planet. In nature, continuous growth is called cancer. In fact, passionate, principled champions of sustainability find it repugnant to suggest they should help companies grow since it is against their core values to do so. That's why some shy away from the "sustainable development" label—development implies growth, and growth is unsustainable. Ergo, "sustainable development" is an oxymoron.
I suggest three strategies to work through this dilemma, while protecting our integrity as sustainability champions.
1. Bigger slice of the pie
We want leading sustainable companies to win. As described in my August 10, 2010 blog, sustainable firms disconnect revenue growth from depletion of natural resources—they drastically reduce the amount of natural resources required to make their products. They disconnect revenue growth from waste and pollution—they take back their products at the end of their useful lives and ensure they are responsibly disposed of or reused. They treat all internal and external stakeholders with respect. We want them to take market share away from unsustainable companies. If leadng sustainable companies grow by increasing their share of existing markets while reducing their ecological and social footprints, their growth is a good step in the right direction. At least it's better than growth of their more unsustainable competitors.
2. Bigger pie
Research on 'green growth', suggests that benefits include the creation of new technologies, new jobs, and reduction of poverty and pollution. Suppose responsible corporate citizens could extend their reach—grow—into new adjacent or remote markets, especially the underserved markets of the world. Suppose green companies adopted local marketing, packaging, and ownership models to suit local norms, helping people to improve their quality of life as a co-benefit. Would that contribute to a more sustainable world? Yes.
Would that mean the company becomes bigger? Yes. Again, it feels like that kind of growth would be good thing—sustainable for a while, anyway.
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A company can also grow its revenue by creatively supplementing its current product revenue with associated service revenue streams. It can lease its products instead of selling them and take them back at the end of their useful lives to recycle their components. It can start new companies with new forms of local ownership, collaborative partnerships, and new business models. It can clone itself in new markets or reinvent itself to better adapt to new market conditions in existing markets. It can broaden its subsidiaries' customer bases through smart new, more sustainable products and services. It can become a network of sustainable companies and thrive on its multiple revenue streams. It can create new, more sustainable growth opportunities through its innovative offspring.
The fundamental growth rationalization is that sustainable companies nudge unsustainable competitors off the playing field. That's a good thing. However, at some point even continuous growth of more sustainable companies will become challenging. The planet cannot sustain the growing demand for its non-renewable resources, nor keep up with absorbing more and more waste. Unless companies are completely resource-neutral, energy-neutral, and water-neutral, and produce zero-waste and zero-pollution, at some point their continuous growth becomes unsustainable. We'll run out of "pie" and overshoot the carrying capacity of the planet to produce so much stuff and handle its associated waste.
'Prosperity Without Growth' was the title of a report published last year by the Sustainable Development Commission. Its title encapsulates the problem and it offers creative options. Peter Victor's book, Managing without Growth, shows how an economy can perform well without traditional growth assumptions, while improving our quality of life. Both documents provide helpful food for thought.
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Originally posted by darkhalf357x While it is not inherently a bad pracitce, it is often implemented poorly, especially in MMOS. I see free to play in a negative light for several reasons. 1. The transition from a subscription or otherwise front-side price model to free-to-play indicates the developer didn't understand the market, their product, or what their customers wanted. Take for instance, SWTOR. It's a game that should never, ever had been an MMO. It suffers from an identity crisis - trying to inherit the beautiful gameplay of its predecessors while attempting to grab the WoW clients. These are two starkly different game types, which require two very different price models. Next, consider Lord of the Rings Online. It was previously a subscription game that was profitable and enjoyable. New content came out fairly regularly and it boasted one the most mature and welcoming communties in the MMO world. Because of the success of DDO's transition, it was transitioned as well. However, it didn't have the episodic content that DDO had. Where I'm particularly bitter is having to buy old content after the transition. I bought the game (the content) and paid a subscription fee (for access). Of course, this subject is very contentious but that doesn't change the fact that I was once a paying customer. I, among many others, felt burned by this and other changes. Particularly, having seen the turbine points advertised everywhere completely ruined the feel of the game for me. 2. Free to play can create a situation of haves and have nots. I will revisit LoTRO. When raid buffs and stat tomes came out, it created a rift between the players. If you wanted to take on the harder and more rewarding dungeons or raids, you needed buffs. It's acceptable to have buffs that increase leveling of something, cosmetics, or seasonal items. It is completely unacceptable to sell anything that puts other players ahead or renders players unable to play paid content. Furthermore, no fundamental game system should ever, ever, ever require money unlock. Once again, LoTRO requires free players to pay for horse travel. SWTOR charged for skill bars. There are some games that have handled F2P well, like League of Legends. However, I think most F2P MMOs are not worth playing. |
Originally posted by Destai Why is that an issue? All online games have haves & have-nots. You don't belong to the ultra hard core raid guild, you don't get the best gear. You don't play 24/7, you have less gold than the guy who does. |
It just ruins the immersion for me, that is all. I'm constantly being told to buy something from the real money store from level 1, I'm sorry how the heck am I supposed to know whether to invest or not at level one. I'd rather pay a subscription fee, and I don't have to think about real money. That is why I'm in this world to begin with, to forget real life for a limited amount of time.
Originally posted by Bigmac1910 Which game you are talking about? I have played many F2P MMOs (STO, DCUO, DDO ....) and none does that. In particularly, there is no frequent pop-up ads which "constantly being told" implies. |
The only game I'm being constantly reminded about that is swtor, quest rewards (almost all of them) say with f2p you get this, with sub you get this...
Quit worrying about other players in a game and just play. |
Originally posted by Destai Flip side. Pay to play can create a situation of haves and have nots. I will revisit WoW. When dungeons started dropping tiered gear, it created a rift between the players. if you wanted to take on the hard and more rewarding dungeons or raides, you needed to be geared with previous raids gear drops. It is completely unacceptable to require a person to have to raid for countless hours to gain gear to be able to raid again for countless hours. no fundamental game system should ever, ever, ever require you to play a lot of time just so you can play a lot of time for a little content. Once again, WoW requires paying players to play on end, just to be able to continue playing. There are some games that have handled P2P well, like Asherons Call. However, I think most P2P MMOs are not worth paying for. Once again, I have yet to see any real argument against F2P that isnt either a double standard or complete BS based on mis-information or not knowing a thing about it at all. "I hope we shall crush...in its birth the aristocracy of our moneyed corporations, which dare already to challenge our government to a trial of strength and bid defiance to the laws of our country." ~Thomes Jefferson |
Originally posted by VengeSunsoar That sounds horrible. No wonder i am not playing this game. |
I saw the future of free to play social media integration today - must share. Each cash shop item comes complete with a video of the developer's children saying please purchase this so my daddy can send me to college/ buy me name brand tennis shoes so other kids don't laugh at my rikees etc. For added sentimental oomph, each developer can have a ramen chart on their personal page identifying how many times they ate ramen that week. When their meter reaches full you are sent a status update from them saying high blood pressure and their sad face. Their kids will text you from school and say mommy said that I can't have lunch money until you buy something, will you mister? Heartstrings, you have them somewhere in there and at some point they will be marketed. |
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Originally posted by Loktofeit First off, I don't consider it a flaw. It is a characteristic. Nobody cares if I like something or not, especially not publishers working to make a buck. Certainly my opinion isn't enough to make a design feature a "flaw", even if it's not something I think fits with how I understand MMORPG gameplay (effort yields achievement which in turn yields convenience). On a related note, I feel the same way about purchased mounts in WoW even though it's not F2P. They used to be achievement (epic Warlock mount was a huge fight, so was the epic for Paladins), but Blizzard opted for a new revenue stream blurring the achievers from the purchasers. Where is the effort in buying gear? How can having purchased gear be considered an achievement without effort? http://www.LMORPG.com My genre blog. |
Originally posted by XAPGames You have to make the money in the first place. That costs effort (except for kids who get money from parents, of course). Secondly, in WOW, you can tell which mount is bought, and which one is an in-game achievement. I doubt people got confused over it. Lastly, we are talking about video games here. There is no real achievement. Killing some monster 1000 times is not a true achievement. It is at best an illusion. No better than buying some good feelings. You did not solve a real problem. You kill a monster because the devs set it up to let you do so. |
Originally posted by Robokapp Good point. I don't even want to think about the thousands upon thousands of modules, weapons, armor and endless other things that I picked up over almost six years of playing. Eve has the largest storage of any game, I've ever played. I wish some other games (no matter what the business model) had something like that. |
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Originally posted by Loke666 I can agree with that. I cant fault a developer for being greedy as long as I have the option to not play the game. What I find interesting is most of the games I felt had poor cash shop implementations I tended not to like playing anyway. Perhaps coincidence that they go hand in hand but it works for me. I just started DDO. Still getting used to not getting loot from mobs. But I cant lie I love the stats and hardcore AD&D 3.5 rule set. I say I won't play this anymore then I log in again. Level 2 and climbing :-) I look at freemium as a try-n-buy. If the freemium has me playing for an extended period of time I justify the cost of the sub. I dont see that as a rip-off. But I've been known to sub for one month then stop. It all comes down to what is keeping my interest at the time. |
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Originally posted by Arclan So F2P as a model is sound, you just PREFER the option of someone telling you what you can do (even if you wont do some of it). I can see that. I'm the opposite. I dont need someone to tell me what I get. I can decide for myself and much PREFER to select the options I would like to use. To each his own... |
In my opinion nothing is wrong with it. There are plenty of games that went the correct way and made it completely free and had optional things to purchase in the cash shop. Aion, Lineage 2, and Tera are perfect examples of free to play done correctly. Then there are the correct buy to play options too like Guild Wars 1 and 2, and TSW.
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Originally posted by LauraFrost I agree with your points, but dont see how they are related to F2P (specifically). For example most of the MMOs released today (across all models) exihibit the lack of lore and world-belonging feeling. I would love to see a game bring this back. but in terms of F2P specifically how do you know if someone else bought that blue sword in the cash shop? Second why does it bother you so much what another random player does? Its like we are exacting what we want on a game system that is meant to be shared across multiple views. I cant see how you could 'stop' that thus would refrain from seeing it as an issue. For example, I would more be like "Wow, thats a wierd sword" ... shrug it off and go about my worldy business I planned for myself that day. YMMV of course ;-) |
There is nothing wrong with F2P "Now"... Other people that has been on this site as long as i have tho know "Back then" F2P=asian trash mmo "Negaholics are people who become addicted to negativity and self-doubt, they find fault in most things and never seem to be satisfied." |
didnt read the whole thing i now the argument by now so im saying this for myself not anyone else I WANT QUALITY IN THE CORE GAME ITSELF NOT PRETTY SHINIES IN A MARKET if i got to give up a extra beer a month fine, its better then getting a pile of crap to pay tons for instead of Solid Servers Good GMs regular bug fixes regular updates actual well made games and several other things basicly you can say F2P is the future all you want i say they dont make them like they used to |
Come on OP you must know players have a lot of negative views about F2P and quite rightly, so this thread is a bit of a troll. The hybrid finance systems now in place have blured the issue. Many times now when people talk about F2P they are talking about a game that has a subcription. If you are going to compare like for like you will need to find a subsription only game and compare to a MMO with no sub what so ever. Not easy to do. |


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Machine learning methods are being successfully applied in text mining. Because of ambiguities which are inherently present in natural languages, we are faced with a challenge of determining the actual identities of entities mentioned in a document. Disambiguation is a problem that can be successfully solved by entity resolution methods. This thesis studies various possibilities for improving entity resolution performance by using various types of background knowledge and statistical learning. We compare precision and recall of pair-wise entity resolution with collective resolution. We also study the possibility of employing background knowledge. For this purpose, we define a multi-relational entity resolution approach, capable of representing implicit as well as explicit relationships. We discover the benefits of using entity co-occurrences and content similarities as implicit relationships. We also propose an approach capable of handling such heterogeneous relations for collective entity resolution.
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"ISA na luvequ! Oilei turaga! Sa mosi dina na yaloqu, na cava beka e leqa (Oh my son! Oh Lord! My heart is in pain, what is the problem)."
These were words of 42-year-old Viriseini Sanawa, the mother of one of the two handcuffed men being brutalised by a group of men in an online video that went viral on Monday night.
It was after midday on Wednesday when Mrs Sanawa's neighbour called her to watch what they believed was her son being brutalised by the group in the tray of a truck. She said the family did not mention anything about the video until she watched it and confirmed it was her son, Iowane Benedito.
"Isa, koya saraga qo na luvequ. Isa, Iowane na luvequ (That's my son ... Iowane, my son).
"Sa rui rarawa vaka levu na yaloqu niu sa sarava tu na tovo vaka manumanu sa caka tu vua na luvequ (My heart aches when I watch how my son was treated like a animal).
"Au sega ni vakacegu rawa baleta niu sega ni namaka ni rawa ni caka vua na luvequ na ka e sega ni rawa ni caka vua dua na tamata (I can't rest because I did not expect that what cannot be done to any human being was done to my son)."
Mrs Sanawa said she went back home trembling after watching the video.
Benedito, 24, the eldest of three children, escaped from prison in December and was recaptured a week later.
His younger brother, Samisoni, told their younger sister after watching the video on Tuesday and they begged their mother not to watch the video.
When the The Fiji Times visited the family at their Kinoya home in Nasinu yesterday, Mrs Sanawa was sitting on a chair weeping.
"Au tekiduru kau tagi vua na Kalou me solia vei au na vakacegu (I knelt down and cried asking the Lord to give me peace).
"Sega ni dua na tina e na rawa ni ciqoma na ka oqo kevaka e caka vua na luvena Isa na luvequ. (No mother can accept this if this was their child)."
Mrs Sanawa said her son had done wrong and she would have accepted if the security forces had locked him for a long time rather than brutalising him.
His father, Vueti Sanawa, a retired military officer of 29 years, said he had given the best of his life serving the country and was disappointed.
He said he would not find peace until justice "is done to those who are involved".
"God knows who you are," he said.
"He knows the pain we are suffering."
Mr Sanawa said his faith would one day bring justice to their family and those involved would be thrown into jail.
He said the incident had not only made his family cry but everyone who viewed the footage.
Mr Sanawa said they were grateful to whoever leaked the video and begged Prime Minister Commodore Vioreqe Bainimarama and the President, Ratu Epeli Nailatikau, to look into the matter and ensure the men who beat his son are taken to justice.
He said on all his life as a soldier in the Middle East, he had never come across any torture such as that he witnessed of his son.
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We've heard all this before, right? How, then, do these sawdust anthems sound so earnest and fresh? Maybe because on all of these songs, Ox moves twanging and clear through vast country soundscapes, all the while kicking up a hazy, psychedelic dust. Maybe it's because, on top of that, Mark Browning's vocals are sweet with melody but weighed down with heartache. Maybe it is because any one of these songs can get etched in your head for days at a time (seriously, give "Prom Queen" a spin and see if you don't end up humming the chorus long into the night). No matter the reason, Burnout is a solid album. Ox is unafraid to dig sounds out of the soil of American music, sounds we know all too well, and grow them to maturity in its own backyard, morphing them into something distinctly its own in the process.
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The controversy over the handling of home foreclosures came back to hurt the nation's biggest banks with a vengeance today. There may not be a lot of sympathy on Wall Street for people who missed their mortgage payments, but then again, there probably isn't much sympathy on Main Street for the practice of "robo-signers" to approve home seizures, especially since banks probably shouldn't have extended many of the defaulting mortgages in the first place.
Investors have no room for sentiment either way. They dumped bank stocks on fears a prolonged investigation into potentially shoddy foreclosures, one of the biggest legal probes of the mortgage industry in decades, will eat into profits. The fear: it will delay sales of bank-owned properties, draw fines from regulators, and spawn lawsuits from both homeowners and investors in mortgage-backed securities. Jamie Dimon of JP Morgan admitted it could slow down the recovery in the housing market, but said "we're hoping it won't kill it."
On election watch, an interesting story on why the Afghan war is just not an issue for most voters, and another from Ohio about Democrats' efforts to substitute organization for enthusiasm. Democratic strategist Chris Kofnis underlined what he called "the brutal reality" for his party. "Either we close the so-called enthusiasm gap before election day, or its going to be a really bad election day."
There wasn't much enthusiasm, though, when President Barack Obama held a televised "conversation" with an audience of young people. The brutal reality? We all know Obama's ratings have fallen, but it was still striking how all that energy around "hope" and "change" had dissipated.
Finally, watch out on Friday for an expected announcement from the Treasury over whether to name China a currency manipulator. Political pressure is growing ahead of the elections, and the administration has been taking a tougher line with China, but on balance it still seems unlikely it will risk widening the rift with the largest U.S. creditor.
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In election, Afghan war not on voters' mind
Nine years into one of the longest wars in U.S. history, conflict-weary Americans are on the verge of electing a new Congress with barely a whisper of debate about the ongoing struggle in Afghanistan. A Reuters/Ipsos poll found that Americans rated Afghanistan bottom of a list of seven issues that Congress should deal with in 2011.
For more of this story by David Alexander and John Whitesides, read here.
Democrats hope organization beats enthusiasm
While his neighbors relax after work, Steve Shucard hunches over a laptop computer at his kitchen table, dialing for votes. Most of the calls to Ohio voters are wrong numbers, hang-ups or go unanswered. But once in a while, Shucard hits pay dirt — someone who pledges to support Ted Strickland for governor. Calls and door-to-door surveys by volunteers are the backbone of a get-out-the-vote effort Democrats hope will limit their losses and counter a pronounced Republican advantage in enthusiasm for the November elections.
For more of this story by John Whitesides, read here.
Bank shares hit by U.S. foreclosure woes
Growing concerns over the handling of home foreclosures hit bank shares hard, with analysts warning of harm to the fragile housing market and broader economy if the issue escalates. All 50 states have started a joint investigation of the mortgage industry, focusing on allegations that some banks did not review documents properly or submitted false statements to evict delinquent borrowers.
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Wall Street's reaction to the allegations that some banks cut corners while foreclosing on 3 million homes since 2007: Pay your mortgage in the first place. "If you didn't pay your mortgage, you shouldn't be in your house. Period. People are getting upset about something that's just procedural." said Walter Todd, portfolio manager at Greenwood Capital Associates.
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For a graphic on foreclosures around the country, click here.
US mulls calling China currency manipulator
The Obama administration is due to say on Friday whether it believes China manipulates its currency for an unfair trade advantage, a decision that could sour ties between the world's two biggest economies. Read on for three options the administration could pursue and a look at the potential implications of each.
For more of this story, read here.
US state wealth tax vote shadows nationwide debate
A vote 3,000 miles from the District over tax rates, pitting the likes of Amazon's Jeff Bezos against Microsoft founder Bill Gates' father, shadows a wider national debate over how much the wealthy should pay. Voters will decide whether to approve Washington state's first-ever state income tax in a ballot proposal as part of the November elections.
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Jobless claims point to further Fed easing
New claims for jobless benefits unexpectedly rose last week, hardening the view the central bank will pump more money into the economy. The weak economic data kept the pressure on Democrats, who look likely to lose control of the House of Representatives in November, a Reuters-Ipsos poll projected.
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Judge asked to stay ruling on US military gay ban
The Obama administration asked a federal judge to stay a ruling that would end the ban on openly gay men and women serving in the military after officials warned the injunction could undermine a Defense Department review of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy. "The precipitous changes to military policy required by the court's injunction would result in a host of significant and immediate harms to the recognized public interest in ensuring that the nation has strong and effective military operations," the administration said.
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Exactly, yea I wouldn't do Eyefinety on different resultions, it shouldn't work anyways
But dual screens is great for a lot of non gaming applications!
I game on one monitor (It will be a 2.5K with G-Sync when that comes out), and I have several other computers around me for other things.
I have a 27' iMac to my left, and a Mac Book Air to my right. That takes care of all the other stuff :)
that works too, I also game on One Monitor. I find it to be more than sufficent, leaves my other monitor open for game guides if I need or want them, but Mostly monitor number 2 handles my temp monitoring
I don't really monitor temps, but if I did, I would use something like this:
that's kind of useless imo, unless your pc sits within your eye shot. I use software on my second screen :3
Why dual when you can run triple?
I run just a single large one. Reason is I can´t use triple monitors for every game out there I may end up frustrated when I can´t. I can use my 50" Sony W6 whenever I want and it´s cheaper to maintain since it´s easier to drive a 1080p resolution then a 5K or what I would want to run on a triple monitor setup.
I don´t really save much money on the actual monitor but I get a bit better image quality at least and I do feel it´s more comfortable having the monitors a bit away from me. Pros and Cons with everything.
I do have some 1080p monitors laying around I may set one up for second monitor but honestly I never feel the need. I don´t enjoy multitasking I like to be able to focus on one thing at a time.
Nice, I enjoyed it to my self. I'm disappointed the Steam Versison doesn't have Work SHop support :/, there are SO many Mods for it and I'm not really in the mood to install them my self <.< using the Steam WorkShop to impliment the like 1000's of pre existing Mods would be a very smart idea but NOPE... stupid Square Enix :/
Also xCom is getting better and better! I discover the Psionic Labs yesterday, and did I menation SONIC OMG YES FTW
If not OMG YES FTW! SONIC! And I'm talking ole school MASTER SYSTEM style Sonic!
Finally, someone else plays it. I really dug it; but the constant kiddy pandering made it a bit hard to enjoy at times. Stopping everything that's going on to explain something that can be ascertained in ten seconds isn't helpful...its annoying.,
I've been doing this for almost a Decade now :3 as a HUGE MegaMan Battle Net Work fan [well R.I.P MegaMan q.q] I got used to the very E rated explinations of things <.< same with Good ole PokeMon
it's nice though to play a Game... with a Mature story line and there for much more enjoyable... reading passages? I guess is what I'd call them
Oh yea, Sonic 3... super me gusta... It works like magic with my Logitech Dual stick :D
Let's see... I menionted that Gird 2 was too slidy for me.... I think I mentioned NFS U2 was the bestest Arcade Racer I ever played... I know I menioted StarBound and it's awesome blocks of goodness, speaking of StarBound [Terria in Space, or 16bit MineCraft Side SCroller in Space]
I dug to my first planetary core :D it was cool and I built a big ole bass under this planet ^^
Have PS4 and X1 but playing 360 only right now, wanna finish a few games
Dark Souls - 9.5/10. Awesome game. Love the music, atmosphere, weapons, armor, etc.
The Witcher 2 - I will play this game very shortly. Only played the tutorial so far and it looks challenging/really good.
Skyrim - recently got the DLC. I'd say it's an 8/10 for the amazing open world, but bad combat and difficulty settings, and lots of framerate drops.
I am finishing dark souls..sick of dying a bit..but I will persevere!
Can't rate a game down if your machine isn't up to the task.
Not sure what you mean with 'bad difficulty settings' - it's super easy to change the difficulty. Care to elaborate?
It sounds like he is playing on a console. I had a lot of frame rate issues on my PS3. I think its perfectly fair because it is on the developers shoulders to make sure the game is optimized for consoles. I have not played much of the game but difficulty wise it feels super unbalanced. The game encourages you to explore but if you take one wrong step your fighting crap 80X more powerful than you. You also cannot skip the side missions as you do not level up properly if you do. Not to bash the game it was just my experience. Imo side missions should be optional not mandatory. I had similar problems with borderlands 2 as you could not progress through the end of the game unless you did a crap load of side quests, most of them being annoying fetch quests. I had to pretty much use some cheap glitch to beat the last boss .


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This brief review has attempted to portray the complex involvement of prolactin in pregnancy. Pituitary prolactin production and lactotroph proliferation are markedly affected by oestrogens and pregnancy. Enlargement of pre-existing prolactinomas may occur during pregnancy induced with dopamine agonist drugs, and this can be a major clinical problem with larger tumours. Prolactin is produced by late luteal and decidualized endometrium as well as by the pituitary gland, but much less is known about its secretory regulation or its function. The family of prolactin-related protein hormones is rapidly expanding with the recognition of placental lactogens, variant growth hormone, proliferin, decidual luteotropin, and at least two further prolactin-related peptides in rodents. This complex system of related but distinct protein hormones, with different temporal patterns of production during gestation, suggests an important physiological role, but it remains to be seen to what extent they are involved in placental function itself, maternal metabolism or fetal growth. |
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Archbishop Lori Applauds 20th Anniversary of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act
November 19, 2013, Statement by Archbishop William E. Lori, Chairman of the USCCB Ad Hoc Committee for Religious Liberty
U.S. Bishops Seek to Live by Faith, Serve Needy, Insure Employees; Continue Moral, Legal Analysis of HHS Mandate, September 17, 2013
2013 Fortnight Closing Homily. Donald Cardinal Wuerl, Archbishop of Washington, Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, July 4, 2013
Fortnight Closing Mass Remarks Archbishop William E. Lori, Archdiocese of Baltimore, July 4, 2013
Fortnight for Freedom Homily Bishop Kevin Rhoades, Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend, July 4, 2013
Fortnight for Freedom Homily Archbishop Robert Carlson, Archdiocese of St. Louis, July 3, 2013
Fortnight for Freedom Homily Seán Cardinal O'Malley, Archbishop of Boston, June 26, 2013
Fortnight for Freedom Homily Archbishop Joseph Naumann, Archdiocese of Kansas City, KS, June 23, 2013
2013 Fortnight Opening Mass Homily. Archbishop William E. Lori, Archdiocese of Baltimore, Basilica of the National Shrine of the Assumption, June 21, 2013
Religious Freedom and the Love of God, John H. Garvey, Esq., President,The Catholic University of America, June 13, 2012, USCCB General Assembly.
Religious Liberty Chair Backs Litigants Opposing HHS Mandate
April 8, 2013, USCCB News Release, read the full Chairman's Statement
Our First, Most Cherished Liberty: A Statement on Religious Liberty by the Ad Hoc Committee on Religious Liberty, April 12, 2012 en Español
United for Religious Freedom, USCCB Administrative Committee. March 14, 2012.
Pope Benedict XVI warns of threat to freedom of religion, conscience in U.S., January 19, 2012.
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