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This natural healing guide gives suggestions for using aromatherapy as part of your holistic healing process. Seeking the advice of a qualified aromatherapist is a good idea, but if you don't have access to one, you can do some research and choose some essential oils to use. Of course, consult a medical provider as appropriate.
For an online aromatherapy class that teaches you everything you need to know to create natural remedies and skin and home care products, see Aromatherapy for Natural Living.
Antiviral Essential Oils
You can use essential oils on the herpes virus, including on cold sores and shingles.
Aromatherapy for Arthritis
Essential oils, such as peppermint and wintergreen, may help relieve arthritis pain and calm inflammation.
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You can use aromatherapy for colds to boost your immune system, to relieve congestion, and to relieve body aches. Suggested essential oils for colds include ravensara, eucalyptus, peppermint, and rosemary.
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Learn ways to use essential oils to help boost your immune system and, if you become sick, to help you feel better and speed up your healing.
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Essential oils to use for to help relieve headaches include lavender, peppermint, and marjoram.
Aromatherapy for Memory
You can use essential oils to help improve memory. Research also suggests that aromatherapy can benefit people with Alzheimer's disease and dementia.
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Essential Oils and MRSA
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Two of the most commonly recommended essential oils for allergies are German chamomile and lavender.
Essential Oils for Athletes Foot
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Essential Oils for Cellulite
Recommended essential oils for cellulite include cypress, lemon, geranium, juniper, and mandarin. Aromatherapy recipes for cellulite massage oils, scrub, and baths.
Essential Oils for Depression
To use aromatherapy for depression, select stimulating essential oils, such as basil, lemon, and cedarwood. For postpartum depression, good choices are bergamot, melissa, neroli, and rose.
Essential Oils for Earaches
You can use lavender, Roman chamomile, and tea tree oil for earache and outer ear infections.
Essential Oils for Gums
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Jack's mom is gone, leaving him all alone on a campsite in Maine. Can he find his way back to Boston before the authorities realize what happened?
Ever since Jack can remember, his mom has been unpredictable, sometimes loving and fun, other times caught in a whirlwind of energy and "spinning" wildly until it's over. But Jack never thought his mom would take off during the night and leave him at a campground in Acadia National Park, with no way to reach her and barely enough money for food. Any other kid would report his mom gone, but Jack knows by now that he needs to figure things out for himself - starting with how to get from the backwoods of Maine to his home in Boston before DSS catches on. With nothing but a small toy elephant to keep him company, Jack begins the long journey south, a journey that will test his wits and his loyalties - and his trust that he may be part of a larger herd after all.
Jennifer Richard Jacobson is the author of several books for children and young adult readers, including the Andy Shane early chapter books, illustrated by Abby Carter. She lives in Cumberland, Maine.
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FINDLAW: The Supreme Court Wreaks Havoc in the Lower Federal Courts—AgainAugust 13, 2007BYLINE: MICHAEL C. DORF`` Here's a pop quiz. Can you name the most important Supreme Court decision of the last Term? Was it Gonzales v. Carhart, the ruling upholding the federal Partial Birth Abortion Act? Or how about Parents Involved in Community Schools v. Seattle School District No. 1, which invalidated the voluntary use of race by public school boards in Kentucky and Washington? Not even close, at least by one important measure: How many times has the ruling been cited by the lower federal courts? According to my WestLaw research at the end of last week, the partial-birth abortion case had been cited eleven times since it was decided in April, and the schools case had been cited just twice since it was decided in late June.'' … Michael C. Dorf is the Isidor & Seville Sulzbacher Professor of Law at Columbia University.
HUFFINGTON POST: Roberts, Breyer, Louisville, Seattle and Humpty DumptyAugust 10, 2007BYLINE: JACK GREENBERG``June 28, at the end of the Supreme Court's last term, Chief Justice John Roberts, in a 5-4 decision, held unconstitutional school assignment rules in Seattle and Louisville. To prevent creation of educational ghettos the rules denied enrollment to students whose race would cause its black-white ratio to deviate too far from the city's. A small number of white students who didn't get their first choice sued claiming racial discrimination. Roberts' sound-bite peroration – '[t]he way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race[.]' gave me the feeling he was making a claim for historic stature alongside John Marshall Harlan's dissent in Plessy v. Ferguson (which in 1896 had enshrined segregation in constitutional law).''
THE AMERICAN LAWYER: His WayAugust 1, 2007BYLINE: SCOTT HORTON"One expects to see muckraking biographies of presidential contenders as an election nears. So the appearance of two books about Senator Hillary Clinton was to be expected. More surprising, however, is the source of much of the muck: former independent prosecutor Ken Starr. Luckily for the authors, Starr doesn't feel constrained by the rules of grand jury secrecy to which most prosecutors adhere." … Scott Horton lectures at Columbia Law School, works on military contractor issues for Human Rights First, and is member of the board of the National Institute of Military Justice.
FINDLAW: New York State Imitates the U.S.-Attorney-Firing Standoff but with a Key Difference: An Elected Attorney GeneralJuly 30, 2007BYLINE: MICHAEL C. DORF"High-ranking Executive Branch aides attempted to use law enforcement resources for partisan political ends. The legislature learned of the illicit effort, but was stymied in its investigation by invocations of executive privilege. That sounds like the controversy surrounding the firing of U.S. Attorneys, allegedly for their failure to pursue partisan prosecutions, right? Yes, but it also perfectly describes a scandal in New York State that threatens to derail the ambitious policy agenda of Governor Eliot Spitzer," writes Michael C. Dorf, the Isidor & Seville Sulzbacher Professor of Law at Columbia University.
BUSINESS WEEK: SugarCRM's Sweet Taste of FreedomJuly 27, 2007BYLINE: EBEN MOGLEN"A momentous event occurred in the history of software this week … [A] company called SugarCRM, a provider of software that helps companies manage customer relationships, threw its weight behind the latest version of the GNU General Public License, which governs the use of freely distributed software. …CEO John Roberts and his colleagues are experienced businesspeople and technologists who understand that the way to prosperity in the 21st century software sector is by making the best possible shared software that draws a community of committed voluntary contributors—users who have a stake in improving the program for themselves and everyone else—to make the best even better," writes Eben Moglen, chairman of the Software Freedom Law Center and a professor of law and legal history at Columbia University Law School.
FIND LAW: Meet the New Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: Same as the Old?July 18, 2007BYLINE: MICHAEL C. DORF"Barring intervention by Congress, come December, a newly amended version of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure will take effect. The Rules have been completely rewritten to make them simpler and clearer. With a minor exception (which was part of a different effort and thus is not relevant here), they make only "stylistic" changes. As a teacher of civil procedure, I am profoundly grateful to the lawyers, law professors, and judges who spent countless hours rewriting the Rules. The old Rules were so difficult to follow that many students actually purchased a study aid that `translated' them into plain English." …Michael C. Dorf is the Isidor & Seville Sulzbacher Professor of Law at Columbia University.
WALL STREET JOURNAL: Why the Trade Talks CollapsedJuly 7, 2007BYLINE: JAGDISH BHAGWATI"The WTO talks between the G-4 nations -- Brazil, India, the United States and the European Union -- have collapsed yet again. This time, the only surprising twist was that U.S. Trade Representative Susan Schwab put the blame primarily on India and secondarily on Brazil," writes Jagdish Bhagwati, University Professor of economics and law at Columbia University and senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.
WASHINGTON POST: A Declaration the President IgnoresJuly 4, 2007BYLINE: JOHN FABIAN WITT"As we gather around picnic tables and backyard barbecues today, we should pause to consider a forgotten dimension of the occasion -- one that is as important now as it was on July 4, 1776. …[The Declaration of Independence] advanced an idea…that war ought to be governed by law. …[S]ince Sept. 11, 2001, we have become infamous the world over for eschewing the law of war in the name of patriotic self-defense," writes John Fabian Witt, a professor of law and history at Columbia University.
SLATE: iPhonyJune 29, 2007BYLINE: TIM WU"When the word iPhone appears in Apple press releases, the word revolutionary is rarely far behind. But what counts as revolutionary? … Seen as a phone, the iPhone is striking. Seen as a small computer, it's limited, and compromised by the existing business models of the wireless industry," says Tim Wu, Professor of Law at Columbia Law School, who regularly contributes to Slate magazine.


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Doll birthday cake. Thank goodness for Grandma and her cake-making skills.
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- Tanya said...
AWWWWW! Some lucky little one out there will enjoy that cake!
- March 25, 2009 at 8:54 AM
- Tina of MyGoodFinds said...
What a fun cake! Someone got really lucky :) .
- March 25, 2009 at 8:55 AM
- Bee and Rose said...
That is a gorgeous cake! My daughter just flipped out when she saw it! lol!
- March 25, 2009 at 9:09 AM
- Shari@aPsychMommy said...
Wow, your mom made that? That's super impressive? My son will be lucky if I make homemade cupcakes this year!
- March 25, 2009 at 9:10 AM
- Ladybird said...
AWESOME! I remember Barbie cakes like this when I was younger, but I haven't seen the princess kind. Happy WW!
- March 25, 2009 at 9:24 AM
- Maria@Conversations with Moms said...
That is amazing. I wish I had that talent.
- March 25, 2009 at 9:46 AM
- Kim said...
Very impressive! Wish Grandma lived near me so I could hire her! :)
www.tinyurl.com/wwpost - March 25, 2009 at 11:03 AM
- The Mud Bug said...
I had one of those when I was turning 8. Seems like the doll cakes will never die.
http://mud-bug.com/2009/03/wordless-wednesday-electrifying/ - March 25, 2009 at 12:09 PM
- tara said...
what a precious cake! I would have loved that as a little girl!
- March 25, 2009 at 1:35 PM
- Staci said...
That's wonderful! I'm sure someone was very happy to see that!
- March 25, 2009 at 3:21 PM
- jen@odbt said...
That is one great looking cake. Thank goodness for Grandma indeed. Happy Birthday to your princess!
- March 25, 2009 at 4:11 PM
- Christy aka The Write Gal said...
What a beautiful cake! I am sure that was one happy birthday girl! You are so lucky to have a decorating Grandma in the family. My DD had a cake like that one year for Barbie and it was some major $$. Happy WW!
- March 25, 2009 at 4:38 PM
- Kat said...
Wow! My daughter would absolutely love that cake. I wish I had that kind of skill.
- March 25, 2009 at 4:48 PM
- Kelley said...
Every girl deserves a cake like that for her birthday! we all did I bet. I think mine was pink and I was so excited to show all my friends.
Have a great day. - March 25, 2009 at 4:55 PM
- The Mind of a Mom said...
Oh I like cake, save me a piece? :o)
thanks for stopping by my blog
have a great day - March 25, 2009 at 8:34 PM
- NateAndJakesMom said...
How lucky you all are to have such talented grandma. Our grandmas burn water...
- March 26, 2009 at 12:49 AM
- Stephanie said...
Wow! That is impressive. My cake-making skills are limited to square or round cakes with frosting spread across the top with a knife! ;)
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You can wait for them to chip away ore and throw it in the smelters, or you can mine ore yourself. Then give the metal made in the smelter to a guard. You can even imagine yourself helping the poor whipped murderers finish up quicker so they can have some relief.
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Gilles VI, on 27 December 2012 - 08:30 PM, said:
Tell me about it, the combat in the pandaria trailer made the game look like it had awesome combat, but then you play the game and it's nowhere close to that level of awesomeness (at least not the PVE, where you typically stand in one place hitting your buttons to watch some dull animations). GW2 is the first MMO I've played where PVE actually feels epic, like a console game. This is partly due to the fact that you're encouraged to move around while fighting enemies via dodging their attacks, as enemies your level can actually pose some form of threat to you, as well as the awesome animations for attacks, making the combat feel intense.
I already knew that WoW's combat was pretty dull when I watched the MOP trailer, I still think it's pretty *ing glaring when your trailer is 10 times more epic than your actual game. There's a reason blizzard never shows WoW gameplay during commercials and trailers.
#2129376 End of year GOTY Awards...agree or disagree....
Posted Gilles VI on 27 December 2012 - 07:34 PM
People think the game is very bad, but in reality it's just a couple of people whining about a small part of the game.
Result is everybody forgets the good parts of the game.
But people that can remain objective and keep a distance from forums like this can give their opinion, and apparently some of these people think GW2 is GOTY.
#2134149 So it seems a lot of naughty boys and girls got one last gift from Santa this...
Posted Swoopeh on 03 January 2013 - 10:49 AM
Any time you take one thing and can make two, and then four, and then sixteen… ya gotta know that's just wrong. (I won't quibble on the odds, overall, doubling was not outside the rules of probability.) And to perform that action hundreds and hundreds of times? That's call "exploitation," my friend, and that's against the User Agreement, the Rules of Conduct, and all that is holy.
I know the OP will disagree. But we've been more than kind, in the past, and everyone needs to own up to his/her errors and recognize: We all are part of the game economy, and those who exploit it are hurting the rest of us.
Exploit closed.
Worst offenders terminated.
That's what has to happen to make things right for all of us.
The bold part is important I think to prevent taking this out of context. If they banned everyone who made a few ectos off this then I would agree that that's harsh. However they only banned those who made significant use of the exploit and made a profit thus messing with the economy.
I wouldn't have perma-banned them though, they really need a better penalty system. First strike is a warning for those who think they're doing no harm, second strike to show they mean business and the third strike you're out.
#2134140 So it seems a lot of naughty boys and girls got one last gift from Santa this...
Posted turbo234 on 03 January 2013 - 10:33 AM
#2108989 Your funniest screenshots
Posted Mystiana on 06 December 2012 - 01:40 AM
#2101865 Your funniest screenshots
Posted Defora on 30 November 2012 - 12:26 AM
#2098542 Dye drop rate now way too low
Posted RedStar on 27 November 2012 - 06:49 PM
TGIFrisbie, on 27 November 2012 - 06:01 PM, said:
Did you take a sample of the playerbase before and after the update to see if that was true ? Because as far as everyone is concerned dye drops have been irregular since the start. Sometime you are the luckiest player in the world, and other you can go on weeks without finding one.
#2099580 Tip for people using shift = dodge
Posted Trei on 28 November 2012 - 11:27 AM
Galandil, on 28 November 2012 - 11:08 AM, said:
"yo! When did you log in?"
"oh just a minute ago... 1 sec... aggro.."
"......... okay, calm down bro."
#22331 Guild Wars 2 based font v1.0
Posted KiyaKoreena on 26 August 2009 - 02:43 AM
QUESTION: Did you make this font by yourself?
ANSWER: The letters A D G I L R S U and W are from the Guild Wars logo, the other letters are ones I based of characteristics of those.
QUESTION: Can I use this for for (insert project name here)?
ANSWER: I made my work available for the community to use, but technically it is a derivative work which Anet would be able to claim the rights to. It would be use at your own risk, they can tell you to stop.
QUESTION: I am using it in (insert project name here), can/should I pay you a royalty or something?
ANSWER: Nope.
UPDATED SEPT 7th 2009: Version 1.1. Changes include: using the first choice for E F replacement and the third M choice. Assorted tweaks to several other letters to smooth out bumps.
Download Version 1.1
Please note the file name is different than the first version, so if replacing v1.0 you will need to go delete the old one. I'm partial to the old E so have both loaded. Once again: This will not overwrite the old font file. Also, I noticed in Photoshop the font seems to look best when set to Strong instead of Normal.
Guild Wars 2 based font v1.0
I only did the letters so you will have to use a different font for numbers and special characters but its a start!
Sample Image:
#2095018 Hey Ascended Haters, What's Your First Ascended Item?
Posted dss_live on 25 November 2012 - 01:00 AM
Guess its just easy to ahte the new thing lol
#2094921 Hey Ascended Haters, What's Your First Ascended Item?
Posted XSevSpreeX on 24 November 2012 - 11:44 PM
#2089292 What happened with Tyrian assembly?
Posted sevalaricgirl on 20 November 2012 - 02:02 PM
#2089389 What happened with Tyrian assembly?
Posted Shadowrose on 20 November 2012 - 03:09 PM
sevalaricgirl, on 20 November 2012 - 02:02 PM, said:
Tbh I find this whole situation hilarious, to see how the tables turned so much.
It's not that bad people, really! Cheer up.
#2081616 Ascended items appear to require an insane grind...
Posted Kymeric on 15 November 2012 - 10:14 PM
ANet said that they expect people to be getting Legendaries six months to a year into the game.
Exotics can be achieved shortly after hitting 80.
Did anyone expect that Ascended would be achieved quickly? It's going to have to be grindy to fill that six month gap between Exotics and Legendaries.
This is the problem with trying to satisfy people with endgame carrots to chase.
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Mrs. Tentacles | |
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General information | |
Interests: | Cooking |
Aliases: | Mama Tentacles Mumzy (by Squidward) |
Physical appearance | |
Gender: | Female |
Color: | Turquoise |
Eye color: | Yellow, with red irises/pupils |
Family | |
Spouse: | Mr. Tentacles (husband) |
Children: | Squidward Tentacles (son) |
Nephews: | Squeeze Tentacles |
Other relatives: | Grandma Tentacles (mother-in-law) |
Connections | |
Friends: | SpongeBob SquarePants Squidward Tentacles Eugene H. Krabs |
Enemies: | Plankton (possibly) |
First appearance: | "Fools in April" (Although mentioned in Squid's Visit.) |
Portrayer: | Rodger Bumpass |
List of characters |
Mrs. Tentacles (or Mama Tentacles) is Squidward's mom. She has white hair and wears a dress. She wears slippers, and she is turquoise, just like Squidward. In the episode "Fools in April," she had white hair, but she had no wrinkles. In the episode "Krusty Towers," Mama Tentacles now has wrinkles, pink clothes, and looks older, but also with glasses.
She made her first live appearance on the episode "Krusty Towers," because Squidward wanted cookies like mother used to make. After Squidward gets his mother's cookies, Squidward replies "If only Mom was a better cook." She made a small appearance in "Ghost Host" when the Flying Dutchman took the form of her head to haunt Squidward.
Mrs. Tentacles seems to like baking cookies as seen in the episode Krusty Towers. She also appears to be very friendly, although in "Fools in April" she was mean to Squidward. She is married to Papa Tentacles although it is presumed that they are divorced from each other as she appears to live alone and Papa Tentacles is shown to be alive in "Hooray for Dads". Mrs. Tentacles also resides in an Easter Island head similar to Squidward's; the only difference is her home has womanish curly hair as seen in the episode "Krusty Towers." She is voiced by Rodger Bumpass who also voices Squidward.
She was seen in a photo chewed up by Gary in "Little Yellow Book."
- (Male voice) "YOU STINK!" ("Fools in April")
- "Let's go bake some cookies, boys!" ("Krusty Towers")
- "Why haven't you called me?" ("Ghost Host")
- "Why don't you call me then?" (Ghost Host)
- "Why don't you call your mother!?" (Ghost Host)
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Octopus Children • Orville • Mrs. Tentacles • Mr. Tentacles • Squidette • Squidward Tentacles • Squilliam Fancyson • Squidly Tentacles • Squog • Roger • Lodge Leader • Squilvia • Cafe Stand Owner • Hopalong Tentacles • Squeeze Tentacles • Grandma Tentacles • Kelpy G |


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It is an increase of 64 lakh tonnes over last year's target, says Ravindranath
Eight sugar units have been revived this year
'Non-functional units will be given out on lease'
Chitradurga: The Government has set a target of 300 lakh tonnes of sugarcane to be crushed this year, 64 lakh tonnes more than last year, Minster for Sugar and Rural Water Supply S.A. Ravindranath has said.
He was speaking to presspersons after inaugurating two new warehouses at the Agricultural Produce Marketing Committee (APMC) yard here on Monday.
The Minister said that the Government had revived eight sugar factories this year and granted licences for three new ones.
"The Government is fully committed to helping sugarcane farmers.
It has distributed compensation of Rs. 10,000 each to those farmers who incurred losses owing to inadequate crushing units," he said.
Mr. Ravindranath said the Government would lease out all non-functional, loss-incurring sugar factories for a period of 20 or 30 years.
In reply to a question, he said the Government had decided to lease out the Vani Vilas Sugar factory at Hiriyur for a 30-year period.
R. Shivaprakash, Deputy Registrar, Taluk Agricultural Produce Cooperative Marketing Society, said the distribution system in the cooperative sector was more transparent than that in the retail sector.
G.M. Siddeshwar, Davangere MP, said that owing to rampant corruption and political interference, projects such as the National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme were not being implemented properly.
Rather than helping the deprived sections of society, these schemes had become more "contractor, middlemen and official friendly", he said.
Presiding over the function, Taralubalu Math seer Shivacharya Swami said farmers were suffering because of non-remunerative prices for their produce. Farmers were, therefore, resorted to extreme steps such as suicide, he said.
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Drink in hand I choose to find a seat outside by the pool. People are lounging on white beds looking relaxed and laughing, and you can still hear the music in the background just loud enough over conversation. Finding a little table to sit down by I notice the crowd seems to be mainly locals, plus a few familiar faces from DC10. The vibe is very chilled and intimate but the DJ keeps a lively atmosphere about the place.
Tonight the music is provided by Gritter, a UK based underground house and techno party, run by Rogan, HoH and Rio. Different visiting DJ's play each week, and June has seen hosts like Lola with Le Loup and Julian Perez. Most people are sitting outside but you can imagine this would be a great little bar for a dance when it gets busier later on in the season.
A nice touch is the free buffet. Plates of tomato topped brushetta, salads, juicy strips of steak and other finger food are continuously being laid out throughout the evening. The restaurant has a reputation for good food and the buffet does not disappoint, meaning I go back for seconds and thirds!
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There was a time when Salman Khan and Aishwarya Rai filled up the gossip columns for their romance and tussle. Salman who behaved like madly in love had finally calmed down when Ash got married to Abhishek Bachchan. Again after a long gap, Salman Khan has brought Ash's name on his lips on the show Dus Ka Dum.


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Much has been written about education provision in eastern European countries as they made the transition from communist to more democratic forms of government. Many writers have focused on the importance of education as a tool for modernising society, for example McLeish (2003, p.15) notes that '…the reform of existing educational practices be deemed a priority'. However, it is also clamed that many of these countries, despite the rhetoric of reform and the introduction of reforming legislation, have continued to maintain aspects of the 'old system' (Weiler et.al 1996, Cerch 1997, Alexander 1999). Educational reform is also important in post-war contexts, Popkewitz (1991 .13) considers 'school reform' to be one mechanism by which states attempt to achieve 'cultural transformation, and national solidarity', and this is particularly important in newly-formed states.
Several researchers (Dill and Maguire 1998, Fullan 2001, Lita 2004) acknowledge the important role played by thers in implementing change, but it is also acknowledge that this is often difficult to achieve (Fullan 2001, Finnand and Lewin 2003). Leclerq (1996, p.83) notes that teachers' '…capacity for change is not easy. Rapid and spectacular changes in their attitutued and practices are generally rare'. Pritchard (2002, p.57) also believes that, in post-communist countries, educational reforms 'can be threatened or diluted by teachers reverting to earlier, more authoritarian modes of classroom management and lesson delivery'. It has also been noted that it is difficult to reform teacher education (Popkewitz 1987, Leclerq 1996, Cerych 1997), although 'substantial innovations' were successfully introduced in Hungary (Nagy 1998).
My own previous work (Owen-Jackson 2006) found that in Bosnia there was little change in teachers' classroom practice following the political transition and civil war; many reverted to pre-war practice. Since then the Bosnian government has acknowledged that teaching remains 'outdated' and that university education for teachers is often 'inadequate' (Ministry of Civil Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina 2004).
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The number of scientific SE sites is increasing steadily currently we have for the natural sciences: Statistical Analysis, Math, Theoretical Computer Science, Physics, Skeptics, Astronomy, Theoretical Physics, Computational Science, Biology and Cognitive Sciences.
One feature that would be useful to all of these sites would be making it easier to cite scientific literature.
A proper citation of a scientific paper to support your answer would look roughly like this
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DNA can form transient Hogsteen base pairs (Nikolova et al. 2011) ...
All citations would be listed at the end of the post and if available the citation in the text itself as well as the full citation in the list would be linked to an online source of the reference, preferably via DOI to avoid link-rot.
Of course it is already possible to achieve this effect manually, but it is a lot of work to properly format the citation in markdown. It would be very nice if the citation could be generated automatically from a BibTeX or RIS file, those are usually available directly on the online version of the scientific article, or can be easily exported from a citation management software.
Another way to get the bibliographic data for papers form the life sciences would be the Pubmed database.
My idea is that this would not only make it easier to add proper looking citations, making the sites look more professional as a whole. but that it would also increase the expectation in regards to citations. It should encourage users to back up their claims with primary literature and improve the quality of the answers.
An additional idea would be to use the citation data for the "Linked" or "Related" block in the sidebar. Posts that cite the same sources (determined e.g. by comparison of the DOIs) are usually about closely related topics, and making it easier to find them might be very useful in some cases.


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May 28, 2003 Hearing
Room C
3:00 P.M. Tapes
9 – 10
MEMBERS PRESENT: Sen. Peter Courtney, Co-Chair
Sen. Jackie Winters, Co-Chair
Sen. Margaret Carter
Sen. Bill Fisher
Sen. Lenn Hannon
Sen. John Minnis
Sen. Bill Morrisette
MEMBER EXCUSED: Sen. Kate Brown
STAFF PRESENT: Marjorie Taylor, Committee
Megan Jensen, Committee
MEASURE/ISSUES HEARD: Informational Meeting
Continuation of the Prioritization of Benefits
Agency Overview of the Medically Needy Program
Continuation of the Review of Cost Scenarios
These minutes are in
compliance with Senate and House Rules.
Only text enclosed in quotation marks reports a speaker's exact
words. For complete contents,
please refer to the tapes.
Speaker |
Comments |
Tape 9, A |
003 |
Co-Chair Courtney |
Calls meeting to order at 3:10 p.m. and opens
informational meeting on the Oregon Health Plan. |
of Benefits |
006 |
Dr. Bruce Goldberg |
Administrator, Office of Health Policy. Presents a comparison of the basic health benefit
plans of Oregon, Washington, and Utah (EXHIBIT
Needy Program |
084 |
Jean Thorne |
Director, Department of Human Services. Introduces Dr. Tina Kitchen, Medical
Director, Seniors and People with Disabilities, and Joan Kapowich, Policy and
Program Manager for the Office of Medical Assistance Programs. States they will try to simplify how the
program did operate, how it could operate differently, and will present a
contrast with the medically needy versus what they might do under a waiver
for prescription drug coverage. |
096 |
Thorne |
Presents an overview of the Medically Needy Program (EXHIBIT B). Discusses federal
requirements for the medically needy and what is not allowed by federal
regulations. |
Discusses characteristics of the former Medically
Needy Program (EXHIBIT B, pages 3-5). |
184 |
Thorne |
Reviews charts (EXHIBIT
B, pages 6-9). |
220 |
Sen. Hannon |
Asks if a waiver would have to be obtained for each spend-down
plan. |
222 |
Thorne |
Replies that is a state plan option and these are
things they can do without a waiver as long as they follow the first federal
requirements, and they would have to submit a State Plan amendment; it is not
a waiver. |
230 |
Sen. Hannon |
Asks if they have a cost estimate breakdown on the
potential savings or cost shift under this provision. |
235 |
Thorne |
Explains she had some figures she was not
comfortable with. They had 8,700
people in the program; under this they know they will have fewer people, may
be 6,000 or so. It will take time
once the program is started for people to come back into the program. This will create a barrier but it is
limiting to those who have the most medical needs. Adds that they are working
on the pricing. |
243 |
Sen. Hannon |
Asks if participants would be moved from the state
system to emergency room care paid for by the hospitals, thereby subsidizing
the state. |
268 |
Thorne |
Explains that the main cost is prescription drugs. The people theoretically, because their
income is over the Medicaid level, have income to pay for the first set of
drugs. Some may say they cannot
afford it and go to the hospital emergency room. Believes that currently, since there is not program, people are
showing up at the emergency room.
Under a restructure of the program, some may go to the hospital
emergency room, but the issue for most is the drug expense that they would
not get through the emergency room. Continues discussion of a potential
Medically Needy Program with a two-month spend down (EXHIBIT B, page 9). |
300 |
Thorne |
Discusses a comparison of medically needy and
pharmacy-only expansion options (EXHIBIT
B, page 10). |
410 |
Thorne |
States there are a couple of options. The Medically Need Program can be focused
down so that people really are required to incur those bills. It is staff intensive so staffing costs
would be higher than in the past. If
we go the waiver route, we could open it to more people, cap enrollment, and
it would be a simpler system but it does not allow us to get at the issues of
people who really have the high drug costs. |
Sen. Morrisette |
Asks if the previous medically needy program had over
8,000 people, and whether Thorne is predicting 6,000. |
437 |
Thorne |
Responds that under a restructured program where the
people would be required to incur the bills, the 6,000 would not be an
average for 24 months because it would take a while to get the program
running. |
446 |
Sen. Morrisette |
Asks what the federal match is for the medically
needy program. |
416 |
Thorne |
Replies that it is a regular match—60:40 as long as
they comply with this. The very
limited current program for transplant or HIV patients who were on Medically Needy
in January, do not meet the requirements for Medically Needy so it is only
General Funds for the last few months of this biennium. |
Scenarios |
040 |
Mike Bonetto |
Policy Analyst, Senate Republican Office. Introduces himself. |
043 |
Connie Seeley |
Office of Senate President. Introduces herself. |
073 |
Bonetto |
Discusses the Co-Chair OHP Budget, cost of three-
and six-months of the existing program for different populations (EXHIBIT C). The cost savings that
would be derived if a new program were implemented sooner rather than later
(October vs. January), would be $25 to $30 million. Comments on the Categoricals section (EXHIBIT A, page 1) and reviews the OHP Pricing Assumptions (EXHIBIT D). |
138 |
Bonetto |
Explains that Appendix C (EXHIBIT E) is a breakdown of the benefits that would be
eliminated if there is a move from Line 549 to 519. |
141 |
Sen. Brown |
Comments she believes one of the reasons the health
plan came under attack is that people saw the benefits being richer than a
standard insurance package. Ask if
items in Line 519 through 548 are things regular health plans are likely to
cover. |
150 |
Bonetto |
Responds he does not believe this has been priced
out in comparison to the old plan and how it ranks with other commercial
products on the actuarial value. |
155 |
Thorne |
Responds that in some ways it is apples and oranges
because plans would cover hospital care and physicians but might not cover
some other things. States that when
the Health Services Commission prioritizes they look at what is the effect of
the treatment for the condition versus no treatment for the condition and weighs
that in terms of value added. |
165 |
Bonetto |
Continues explanation of costs under 2 (EXHIBIT C, page 2) and the OHP
Pricing Assumptions (EXHIBIT D), and
refers to the OHP Plus Capitation Rate Component Growth Factors worksheet (EXHIBIT F). States that FCHP Total
is the fully capitated health plan's total in capitation rates. The 22.3 percent increase would be
effective on October 1, 2003 for a full year. The following year it would go up 9.2 percent. The increase has been incorporated into
the prices. Explains rebasing is
looking at encountered data from the previous two years and updating that
data so the plans can be given a more accurate reimbursement. |
219 |
Bonetto |
Reviews dental services packages for different
populations (EXHIBIT G). |
234 |
Bonetto |
States that if just mandatory benefits,
prescriptions, mental health, chemical dependency, dental for kids, were
covered, the kids in this package would receive Lines 301, 357, 358, 507, and
508. The adults would not. To buy back adults, we would have to go
down to an emergency package or a full benefit package. |
244 |
Bonetto |
Comments that emergency dental cannot cover one
line, one should put together an emergency dental package. States they are still trying to work on
that. |
265 |
Bonetto |
States the members could prioritize the list if they
wish. |
272 |
Sen. Minnis |
Comments on the costs for three months and six
months (EXHIBIT C, page 1). |
283 |
Bonetto |
Explains his calculations of the costs he has
provided (EXHIBIT C, page 1). |
273 |
Sen. Minnis |
Asks for further clarification. |
275 |
Bonetto |
Explains the cost of running a current program. |
280 |
Sen. Minnis |
Wonders how that is relevant to the current conversation. |
283 |
Bonetto |
Provides further clarification. |
Sen. Minnis |
States he is looking at the cost per month based on
a transition from the existing program to the ultimate achievement of a
waiver. |
326 |
Sen. Winters |
Explains that the difference comes from the current
benefit package and what is currently being provided. |
345 |
Bonetto |
Talks about optional services costs under 5 (EXHIBIT C, page 3). The pricing includes full dental,
acupuncture, chiropractic, exceptional needs coordination, Hospice,
preventive services, target case management for HIV/Aids, physical
occupational hearing, speech therapies, and vision. |
363 |
Sen. Fisher |
Asks if the totals for the optional services are
cumulative. |
366 |
Bonetto |
Explains that it contains the full dental package
plus the other options. Continues discussion of populations and added
benefits (EXHIBIT C, page 3). States that if there is $606 million
left and is spent down, this becomes additive. We would add the $29.6 million to the $649 million. For pregnant Women and children, up to 200
percent, we would start adding. The
only difference is we would not be adding all the emergency. We would be able to take optional services,
including full dental, and add that piece to the basic benefit package for pregnant
women and children; the incremental costs are being added to the total. |
397 |
Bonetto |
States there needs to be a decision on the Medically
Needy and the benefit package if we are going to go with federal statutes of
what is going to be required: prescription drugs, mental health, chemical
dependency, and transportation to those services. That is what has been placed in the Co-Chairs' Budget of $21
million (EXHIBIT A). |
406 |
Bonetto |
States that Adults/Couple/Families through 100 (EXHIBIT C, pages 2 and 3), include
primary care services as listed as number six on the OHP Pricing Assumptions
list (EXHIBIT D). States that it is also assumed,
whether it is six months or three months, that the current OHP standard
premium would still be collected. The
premiums are from $6 to $20 for an individual or $12 to $40 for a couple, depending
on income. States that the premiums
have been incorporated into the costs.
430 |
Bonetto |
States that for the hospital benefit, the same
situation applies as today for the OHP standard population, the same package,
which means that for in-patient hospital, there is a $250 co-pay. It is assumed in the costs. |
445 |
Sen. Carter |
Asks if it is assumed the $250 is paid over a period
of time or if the patient must come up with the $250 at one time |
448 |
Bonetto |
Responds he believes the patients can set up a
variety of payment plans. |
462 |
Sen. Brown |
Comments she has heard people express concern about
the $5.1 million for the dental emergencies under All Categoricals. Asks if Bonetto believes that is an
accurate number. |
466 |
Bonetto |
Responds that he believes there is some debate about
the number. States that the
assumptions that have gone into pricing the emergency dental have been used
to price the optional or the standard dental plan. States he believes the question is whether we can use the same
assumptions for two different populations.
Some believe this is a higher risk group and the cost should be
higher. Believes that will be
addressed in public testimony. |
028 |
Sen. Brown |
Comments her concern is that we are stripping Lines
301 through 508 (EXHIBIT G) out of
the OHP and would assume it would take a state statute change and federal
waiver change, and asks if it sets a precedent for the legislature to hand
pick the benefits as opposed to letting others do it. |
032 |
Bonetto |
Responds he believes it is up for debate; when the
legislature starts hand-picking benefits from the prioritized list, it is a
shift in policy. Believes the
committee should have discussion on that.
044 |
Sen. Carter |
Asks if Sen. Brown is concerned about the $5.1
figure being too low, and whether Sen. Brown is concerned in terms of picking
and choosing if the federal government would not grant a waiver based on
that. |
048 |
Sen. Brown |
Responds that she thinks picking and choosing sets a
bad precedent. |
054 |
Bonetto |
States that the work group that began in January
wondered what it would look like if they had to start at ground zero, the
mandatory benefit level, and start adding back services and adding components
and leaving components out. |
061 |
Sen. Carter |
Asks what would have been the option in terms of presenting
the committee with an emergency package. |
069 |
Bonetto |
Responds that his option was rather limited. States he had only a list of specific
codes of what was and was not covered.
States they could possibly get that to the committee in the next few days. |
Sen. Carter |
Comments that choosing the most emergency of
emergencies might have been a rational option. Asks if they were thinking of that when they put this
information together. |
083 |
Bonetto |
Responds he believes that was the rationale. |
083 |
Bonetto |
Comments on emergency dental coverage for adults,
couples, and families. If a $2
monthly premium were implemented, it could be matched with a $3 federal money
match. Adds that we might be able to
create an emergency dental benefit with no state funds. States they do not know the details or
whether the federal government would allow it. |
099 |
Bonetto |
States that the full dental benefit that has been
priced for adults, couples, and families from 0 through 100 is under Lines 7
and 8 (EXHIBIT D). Explains that what has been priced for
full dental benefits has been the previous dental package reduced by 50
percent. Adds that he has not looked
at using Line 519 and moving it up. |
122 |
Bonetto |
States the options and services listed do not
include dental (EXHIBIT D, line
5). |
128 |
Bonetto |
States that the priorities so far are 2, 3, 4, and
finish with adults/couples/families through 100, and pregnant women and
children up to 225. We see the
incremental buybacks on those specific benefit levels. |
146 |
Co-Chair Courtney |
Announces committee meeting schedule of further
hearings. States public hearings will
be start tomorrow and will be carried over to Friday if there is a need. On Saturday from 9:30 to 12:00, the
committee will hear amendments to SB 540 and reach closure on the
amendments. |
156 |
Connie Seeley |
Office of the Senate President Chief of Staff. Explains
that the amendments to SB 540 will reflect the committee's desire on
populations and benefits, then the committee will move on to HB 3624. |
170 |
Sen. Minnis |
Expresses concern with the figures presented by
Bonetto and asks for better clarification.
Ask if someone can lay out the proposal in a spreadsheet to help
everyone understand what is being done.
States it almost looks like we are double counting money in existing
programs. States he does not
understand the forecasting of spending $1.030 billion on a program for the
next 24 months. Adds that he does not
understand how the other numbers interrelate. |
181 |
Sen. Fisher |
Asks if there could be a running total instead of
separate figures. Comments on
confusion of numbers because of the way they are presented. |
219 |
Bonetto |
Comments on efforts to present figures in a more
simple way for the committee. |
Sen. Fisher |
Suggests format for presenting cost information to
the committee. |
260 |
Sen. Winters |
Asks if it would be helpful to have John Britton
from Legislative Fiscal Office come and explain the figures. |
Co-Chair Courtney |
Asks if Mr. Britton could come to the meeting. |
Bonetto |
Responds that Britton is currently in a meeting and
will be here when the committee needs him. |
275 |
Sen. Minnis |
Comments on the figures and calculations for the
time periods and asks if he is correct. |
Bonetto |
Indicates Sen. Minnis is correct. Further clarifies calculations. |
313 |
Sen. Minnis |
Requests a more simple presentation of figures in
the future. |
334 |
Sen. Fisher |
Supports Sen. Minnis' request for a simple
presentation of the figures. |
346 |
Co-Chair Courtney |
Suggests adjustments in the presentation of the
figures for future committee hearings. |
361 |
Bonetto |
Comments that he will lay out the information in a
different format that is easier to understand. |
366 |
Sen. Minnis |
Comments that Oregon can benefit by getting the
waiver transition moving ahead quicker.
That is where the $30 million figure becomes important because that is
the base program, the existing and transitional. The committee needs to have a discussion of a what might be a
realistic timeline for the waiver because it will make a difference in the
available resources. |
378 |
Sen. Minnis |
States that the way he is looking at this from a
reality perspective is that they present the basic categorical eligibles and
add in the optional services of $34.5 million plus $12.5 that is upside
down. That is $47 million upside down
with just the base program. |
403 |
Seeley |
Comments that once the committee finalizes the
benefits and populations on Saturday and then goes to HB 3624, it is the hope
of the chairs to use at least one meeting to go through the various waiver
issues that will present themselves in the two pieces of legislation. |
385 |
Co-Chair Courtney |
Reviews the upcoming committee meeting schedule. |
414 |
Sen. Minnis |
Asks Seeley and Bonetto to meet with him and perhaps
other members and go over questions on the figures. |
484 |
Co-Chair Courtney |
Adjourns meeting. |
– Prioritization of Benefits, written testimony, Dr. Bruce Goldberg, 5 p.
– Medically Needy Program, written testimony, Jean Thorne, 10 pp.
– Cost Scenarios, OHP budget, Mike Bonetto, 3 pp.
– Cost Scenarios, OHP Pricing Assumptions list, Mike Bonetto, 1 p.
– Cost Scenarios, definitions of Lines 520-549 of prioritized list,, Mike
Bonetto, 1 p.
F – Cost Scenarios, OHP Plus
Capitation Rate Component Growth Factors, Mike Bonetto, 1 p.
– Cost Scenarios, OHP Dental Services list, Mike Bonetto, 1 p.


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- 4 cups chopped apples (about 3 large)
- 1 tablespoon plus 1 teaspoon lemon juice, divided
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- 1 cup chopped walnuts
- 1/2 cup mayonnaise
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- 1 cup heavy whipping cream, whipped
- 1. In a large bowl, toss apples with 1 tablespoon lemon juice. Stir in celery and walnuts.
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hey whats up guys my names kevin im 18, live in North Wildwood. i run in 2 vollie departments, West Wildwood and North Nildwood. i joined when i was 15 as a junior. im currently waiting on my emt test results and hope to get a part time job in town. my father is a career captian in North Wildwood so i would love to follow in his foot steps and make a career out of it. i spend as much time as i can at the firehouse or taking classe. and thats about it lol
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Paul scores 33 points to will New Orleans to win
Hornets 109, Lakers 100
LOS ANGELES -- Chris Paul and a few teammates sneaked across the street from their hotel to Staples Center the night before the New Orleans Hornets began the postseason, eagerly hoisting up a few shots in the shadows of the Lakers' imposing championship banners.
With their tumultuous regular season finally a memory, Paul said the Hornets were almost unbearably eager for the playoffs to start.
Maybe that's why New Orleans got the drop on the defending champs in a stunning series opener.
Paul had 33 points, 14 assists and seven rebounds, flawlessly leading the Hornets down the stretch of a 109-100 victory Sunday.
Carl Landry scored 17 points and Jarrett Jack added 15 for the seventh-seeded Hornets, who overcame Los Angeles' major size advantage with cagey defense and a disciplined offensive approach that led to just three turnovers, tying an NBA playoff record.
New Orleans also got a phenomenal game from Paul, who scored 17 points in the fourth quarter and led a decisive 8-0 run after the Lakers trimmed their lead to four points. Repeatedly shredding Los Angeles' defense on pick-and-roll plays, the four-time All-Star was at his playmaking apex.
"I've struggled all season long, trying to figure out where to pick my spots," said Paul, who inscribed his sneakers with the No. 30 of injured teammate David West, New Orleans' leading scorer. "It's the playoffs. It's a whole other energy."
Game 2 is Wednesday at Staples Center.
A few hours after eighth-seeded Memphis produced a series-opening surprise in San Antonio, Paul and his Hornets put another intriguing wrinkle in the NBA postseason.
Kobe Bryant scored 34 points for the Lakers, who opened the postseason with the same halfhearted effort that comprised much of their regular season after three straight exhausting trips to the NBA finals.
Los Angeles' 7-foot starters, Pau Gasol and Andrew Bynum, were widely expected to be an awful matchup for smallish New Orleans, but New Orleans rookie coach Monty Williams concocted an impressive game plan to minimize the big men's impact.
"Our defense, I thought, was late," Lakers coach Phil Jackson said. "I think we were late on everything. They were the aggressors, and they stayed aggressive. ... I think they respect the Hornets. I just don't think they were keyed in on what they have to do."
Ron Artest had 16 points and 11 rebounds for the Lakers, who swept the four-game regular-season series with New Orleans. They had won their last six playoff series openers since Houston beat them in the Western Conference semifinals in 2009 on Los Angeles' way to Bryant's fourth championship.
Los Angeles never grabbed a second-half lead despite another dynamite game from Bryant. The most glaring problem was Gasol, who struggled to eight points -- just two more than his season low -- on 2-for-9 shooting with just six rebounds.
A few people in the Staples Center crowd pointedly heckled Gasol in the final minutes, while other fans booed as they streamed out of the building.
"I'm disappointed, yeah. Stunned, surprised," Gasol said. "But we were the ones responsible for that to happen, so we have to own up to that and come back to work in the next couple of days and get the series where we want it to be."
Celtics 87, Knicks 85
BOSTON -- Ray Allen hit a go-ahead 3-pointer with 12 seconds left, Paul Pierce shut down Carmelo Anthony and Boston rallied to beat New York Knicks in their playoff opener.
New York led 85-84 before Anthony was called for an offensive foul for pushing Pierce with 21 seconds remaining. Allen, who led the Celtics with 24 points, sank the decisive basket from beyond the left arc.
The Knicks then rushed downcourt and Anthony missed a long 3-point attempt with 2 seconds left. The superstar forward went 1 for 11 from the field in the second half.
Amare Stoudemire had 28 points and 11 rebounds for New York, and Anthony finished with 15.
Pierce scored 18 points and Kevin Garnett added 15 points and 13 rebounds for Boston.
After Anthony's critical offensive foul, Rajon Rondo lined up to inbound the ball but called timeout. The next time, Allen inbounded from just in front of the half-court line on the right side. He threw the ball to Pierce, then circled to the other side of the court, caught Pierce's pass and fired up the deciding basket.
The Celtics played without center Shaquille O'Neal, who also is expected to miss Game 2 with a sore right calf.
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Earlier, "Titanfall" developer Respawn has already released the expected features and updates coming with the Game Update #4.
Now, a list of Expedition achievements has been announced over at the official "Titanfall" Web site alongside a couple of screenshots. These are the new Achievements, which can earn you a total of 200 new achievement points.
- Blood Water: Kill 200 enemies on Runoff (30g)
- Runoff Connoisseur: Played every game mode on Runoff (30g)
- Side Pipe: Kill 25 enemies while wall running on Runoff (20g)
- Runoff Victor: Won a match on Runoff (5g)
- Swampland Connoisseur: Played every game mode on Swampland (10g)
- It's Safer Here: Don't touch the ground for 60 seconds on Swampland (20g)
- Tree Runner: Be airborne for 500 meters on Swampland (30g)
- Swampland Victor: Won a match on Swampland (5g)
- War Games Connoisseur: Play every game mode on War Games (10g)
- Faded: Killed 12 Pilots in a single match on War Games (20g)
- Super Faded: Kill 100 Pilots on War Games (35g)
- War Games Victor: Won a match on War Games (5g)
Given that the DLC Expedition is already out, fans who are wondering if there are still a few more DLCs waiting in the future before any plans for a new "Titanfall" title comes out, Respawn CEO Vince Zampella said this to CVG:
"We have three DLC packs coming, one of which has been released already. The next one should come in three months, and then the last one three months after that, approximately. We have free updates that we're doing also, like the next one which adds two new game modes, voice packs and Titan emblems:
However, on the issue of a possible single-player campaign coming to "Titanfall," Zampella said, "There's nothing wrong with a single-player experience. They should exist and they do exist and I would work on one. But doing one with this feels almost like taking a step backwards."
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Looking at the history of and previous titles in the COD franchise, one of the more praised and hailed games would be the "Modern Warfare"-and those in the industry thought so as well, including Sledgehammer co-founder Glen Schofield,
With that in mind, their expectations for the upcoming "Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare" are hinged on giving the same feeling as "Modern Warfare" did during its time.
"It puts you in the shoes of a Tier 1 soldier, in the Middle East-it was realistic, the sound, the audio, the look of it was just unbelievable. We wanted to try and capture the same feeling in this game," said Schofield in an exclusive with the Official Xbox Magazine.
"Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare is the most recent game in the series that followed a three-year development against the usual two, which, according to the developers, had given them enough fodder to maximise their research and creativity and to make use of the new hardware available.
In addition, part of Sledgehammer's plans for "Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare" is to take into consideration fan feedback and suggestions to ensure improvement of the title.
Gamingbolt reports that this was done in the attempt to give "Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare" better options and overall experience than what its predecessor "Ghosts" had offered.
Some of the requests that fans have already pointed out include a more competitive multiplayer, balance that neared "Black Ops 2" more than Ghosts, "and even a few modes like Hardpoint, Capture the Flag and Broadcaster Mode.
With five more months to go before its release date of November 4, Sledgehammer still has some time to incorporate the feedback to perhaps make give it a better standpoint and reception than "Ghosts."
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