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The Role of Opioid Receptor Phosphorylation and Trafficking in Adaptations to Persistent Opioid TreatmentJohnson E.E. · Christie M.J. · Connor M.
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µ-Opioid receptor activation underpins clinical analgesia and is the central event in the abuse of narcotics. Continued opioid use produces tolerance to the acute effects of the drug and adaptations that lead to physical and psychological dependence. Continued µ-receptor signaling provides the engine for these adaptations, with most evidence suggesting that chronic agonist treatment produces only limited alterations in primary µ-opioid receptor signaling. Here we examine agonist regulation of µ-opioid receptor function, and whether this is altered by chronic treatment. Receptor phosphorylation is thought to be the key initial event in agonist regulation of the µ-opioid receptor, providing a signal for acute receptor desensitization and also subsequent receptor resensitization. Morphine appears to produce qualitatively and quantitatively different µ-receptor phosphorylation than other agonists, but the consequences of this remain obscure, at least in neurons. There is no evidence that agonist-induced µ-opioid receptor phosphorylation changes in chronically morphine-treated animals, although receptor regulation appears to be altered. Thus, as receptor phosphorylation and resensitization appear to maintain continued signaling through the µ-opioid receptor, these two events are crucial in facilitating adaptations to chronic opioid treatment, and the possibility that agonist-specific phosphorylation can contribute to the development of different adaptations remains open.
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About everytime I go to an electronics store all the tvs look like crap. If you judge picture quality from store setups you are asking for trouble.
I know you don't have much experience with DLPs except for inside a store but trust me, we can see the tv just fine at an angle so I won't even get into that non issue.
No it isn't the only experience, rather it is the way I get the best direct comparison. Believe me, I even wanted to get a DLP setup before I got LCD because at the time they were so much cheaper (at the time I bought mine they were roughly the same price, and I preferred LCD, hence...) I even bought one once and had it in my house, and I just wasn't impressed with it so I returned it.
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Really? Can you please post any links to information you have that says all DLPs have "worse contrast issues" than LCD does and that they aren't as sharp as any LCDs?
I would imagine some cheap DLPs are worse just like some cheap LCDs are worse.I have to doubt though that DLPs in general have any significant contrast issues as compared to a LCD of the same quality. Same with sharpness.
Remember that DLP is another form of projection technology, you are invariably going to deal with refraction, with LCD otoh you are looking directly at the display source.
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Just for poops and laughs here's an article from Sound and Vision (yea it's from 2005 but hey it's what came up when i googled DLP vs LCD) where they compare a DLP set and an LCD set. Pretty interesting.
Here's also a CNET comparison on the different tvs (it says the article was from 3/18/2003 but updated 8/20/2007) where DLPs and LCDs were pretty comparable to each other. It does state that DLPs do introduce a bit more low-level video noise but then it also says that LCDs can have a screen-door effect.
That depends on how close you sit to the screen and how large the pixels are. With pretty much any 1080p LCD you won't get that.
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It also says that DLPs have better black levels and that is one thing I noticed on ours when we first hooked it up was the excellent black levels and shadow detail.
Yeah DLP will have better black levels, there is no doubt about that.
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Our 1080P 52" DLP cost $1699. I did a quick look and I couldn't find any LCD that size for close to the price we paid. That's why I think it is the best bang for the buck. What brand is yours by the way? Ours like I said is a Mitsubishi which is by no means a cheap brand.
Mine is a Westinghouse. Cheap brand but well known to be a good brand.
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A combination of personal experience and various review sources. But no, that isn't what I am saying either. I am saying that DLP picture quality is affected by ambient lighting more than LCD or Plasma.
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here's a bigger 1080p DLP cheaper than what you paid:
not getting in on the argument...just showing that there are large DLPs for around that same price...
One other thing I didn't bring up though, is every 1,000 to 2,000 hours you have to buy a new bulb for DLP units.
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WASHINGTON, D.C., March 2, 2012 Newly proposed asthma outcome measures will help standardize and improve results from the hundreds of millions of dollars the National Institutes of Health (NIH) spends annually to study asthma, according to the Merck Childhood Asthma Network, Inc. (MCAN), the nation's only organization focused solely on childhood asthma. Even though years of research have led to groundbreaking improvements in better understanding and managing asthma, MCAN noted that the inability to compare results across many studies has hindered the nation's efforts to find long-term solutions and reduce childhood asthma disparities.
This set of proposed outcome measures, published as a supplement to the March issue of the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, will be officially released at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Allergy Asthma & Immunology (AAAAI) in Orlando on March 3. NIH and other agencies will consider these outcomes in future clinical research initiatives later this year, which according to MCAN will permit the comparison of results across many large federally supported studies.
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Heath Ledger on the Cover of Vanity Fair August 2009
Heath Ledger's Vanity Fair Cover — Interesting or Inappropriate?
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The August cover of Vanity Fair features an old photo of Heath Ledger with more quotes and information about the final days of his life. Heath's friends and colleagues reveal more about his medical and psychological states at the time of his death, while also suggesting that his breakup with Michelle Williams and their custody battle may have played a big role. The article is accompanied by a portfolio of photos of the actor. It's interesting timing to give Heath the cover story, but what do you think of bringing all this new information to light — interesting or inappropriate?
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5 years
I am very grateful this article was published. Heath Ledger finally has someone speaking up for him to honor Heath as the very intelligent talented and gorgeous man he was and always will be in our hearts. Can't some of you people try to understand what a friend Terry Gilliam is being for Heath? Heath Ledger CONFIDED in Gilliam and Pecorini. Gilliam and Pecorini are honoring Heath Ledger's memory by sharing with you what Heath Ledger said to them. I will honor his memory by appreciating this article that gave Heath Ledger a chance to speak.
5 years
About drug abuse< the article never reeally made it out to look as though he had a real problem. I beleive when it was mentioned it was in paranthesis as if not sure. I beleive Heth was drug addicted and I beleive Michelle must have known he did drugs (the extent of his use of drugs may not have been known to her)but that doesnt mean she brought it on. Many people are drug users and people do fall in love. I dont think she necessarily turned her head and pretended it wasnt happening. Most likely she thought, as many people have experienced, tht he could stop and she would stand by him. I have been in a relationship with a drug addict adn I loved him adn tried so hard to stand by him. BUT, there is a point when the best thing for everyone is to walk away. I dont see this as her abandoining him as I have heard people say. I also believe he may not have been the greatest boyfriend. I love him as an actor but I am not blinded.
5 years
Sorry, found nothing new or interesting in this article. I did learn a bit about Heath's last movie and the director. That's about it. New info about Heath? None. Am disappointed to have spent five dollarsa for nothing. Well, at least I get a couple new pictures of him...that is about all. Nothing new revealed and BTW...article kind of made Michelle out to have been a heartless bitch and I doubt that was the case. I am sure she loved Heath and they both tried.
5 years
I am one of Heath's beloved fans. I knew he would be great from the first time I saw him in the Patriot and then 10 things I hate about you. It is tragic that he died so young, leaving a beautiful little girl that is the spitting image of him with what appears to be the same boundless energy and enthusiasm about life. And she only has pictures of him to remember. I believe this article is timely since his last movie will be out soon; therefore, reminding the public about him will ultimately sell and make money for the producers. While I love seeing the pictures, I don't appreciate reading the article that almost "blames Michelle for Heath's death". Like his dad said recently: Heath is responsible for what he took and although he didn't mean to kill himself, he was not careful and therefore, tragedy ensued. This, leaving the people who loved him to remember him and still suffer the pain of loss that didn't have to be. But, look at many celebrities before and after him....some have taken the same path with similar results. It is sad, yes... but it also speaks to what fame can do to many who are not well grounded. I don't think Michelle is to blame. Even if she knew he had a problem when she met him. Many of us think we can change someone and that when a child arrives, the love of a father can change his habits - but people have to change themselves on their own and from within. Loved ones can try to help them but in the end it is the person with the problem who has to do the work. So, having said that...I love remembering him and seeing his pictures...but, don't throw blame where it doesn't belong. He was a beautiful and talented young man who got lost.
gagamama4 5 years
I think Terry Gilliam is very inappropriate. Heath always wanted his private life kept private and there is always two sides to every story. Heath and Michelle were still very much in love and sadly didn't get the time to settle things between them. Emotions were running high. Heath would never want the mother of his beloved Matilda spoken of this way.
5 years
I have adored heath since 1997 when I saw him in Roar. I was blessed to have met him and worked around him in 2004. He was a brilliant actor and an even better wonderful human being. I miss him and I do enjoy articles on him,seeing a photo that I have not seen before.I don't care for this article though,a lot of it is mud-slinging type talk, blaming Michelle Williams etc.I know for a fact that Heath would not want that.I cannot believe Gilliam would talk that way either.I think the magazine editors have taken a few comments made by people who knew Heath and ran with them,adding a bit of fiction here and there.Those that really knew Heath and loved him are the ones keeping their mouths shut out of respect. Just print a nice article once in a while,a few photo's to keep our memories of Heath alive,leave the tabloid talk in the gutter where it belongs.It helps no one. RIP Heath, you are so very missed.
5 years
@ Anonymous poster #35: You could not be more mistaken about Terry Gilliam. He loved Heath like a son, was his dear friend and mentor. He completed this film FOR Heath and for us, so that we, the world, could see Heath's final performance.
5 years
I got a copy of the VF issue today when it hit newsstands in LA. The article is a good 8+ pages long. Small print. And as I suspected, the internet summaries floating around of the article are nothing more than written "sound bites" to entice readers. By and large, this article is about Parnassus, Gilliam and his deep friendship with Heath. That is the focus of the article. The author of this article went to Pinewood Studios to meet and interview Terry, Nicola, Mick and Gerry, and as I said, the article is really about Terry"s mentorship of Heath more than anything else. There are also some very pithy statements in the article made by the author about Gilliam that I think capture his tenacity and raison d"être as a filmmaker. The article left me with an even greater appreciation for Gilliam and for his involvement in Heath"s beautiful life than I already had. I can"t wait to see this film. If it does not find US distribution, it will really be a crime.
5 years
I have no respect for Gilliam. Not once, but twice has he pointed the finger at Michelle as if it's her fault. No one told Heath to pop those pills. Presciptoin. Non prescription. It doesn't matter, b/c it's all lethal when abused, and I don't believe that he picked up the habit of pill popping after the split. If anything, it helped cause it. Truth be told, Gilliam is drumming up publicity for Parnassus and/or trying to ease his own guilt by laying blame on Michelle. If Heath was as exhasted and ill as everyone said he was, he shouldn't have been working on that film.
Nadia24gv 5 years
Agree with glynislily. F()ck this still sucks. :(
sham28 5 years
WOW it's been a year..... seems unnecessary.
ilanac13 5 years
i think that it's fine that he's on the cover - as long as people aren't trying to exploit him at this point. i don't know what purpose it serves to have his 'dirty laundry' aired out - but i guess that VF usually does things rather tastefully.
jaan_black 5 years
well, it's not inappropriate...was it necessary, maybe not but I checked out the photos and he looked very yummy...he was soooo much more than some lame actor...he was like too complex for this world and I think they tried to show that...the epitome of cool and probably held the best convo in a room full of people...side note: he wasn't typically my type but he was sexy, veeery sexy..and he sure did have the "Joker" smile lol...aww, Heath :(
rafaelle 5 years
let the man rest in peace. it would have been better of course if it's a tribute enumerating his achievements, no need to air out the not so pretty side of his life
rafaelle 5 years
let the man rest in peace.it would have been better of course if it's a tribute enumerating his achievements, no need to air out the not so pretty side of his life
redchick152 5 years
it seems more random than inappropriate to me. why now and not in january when he died?
hills 5 years
i dont think its appropriate to dig up all the old info about his death, why do we need to know, none of us knew him personally so it shouldn't be necessary....i think its fine looking back at his good work and celebrating his life but don't go controversial on him its a bit sick.....
solitaire 5 years
I found this to be a very strange article. Terry Gilliam's foul mouth and the way he tries to make it out that it's Michelle's fault, but then says he was so impressed that Heath came to work "clearly sick" and was glowing at the end of the day! Probably glowing from the fever and infection that was raging through his body at that time.
rossy 5 years
Isn't this a repeat of articles done after his death? I hear that one of the so-called highlights is a friends insistence that "Heath doesn't take illegal substances or prescription medications"... Yet, his death was ruled: an accidental overdose of prescription meds." - Well, the editors & publishers don't skip off to the bank with wads of cash from geniuses with LONG memories. No. They keep recycling crap because, for the most part, the reading public has short memories & lower IQ's... and will shell out $$$ to read garbage from UNNAMED sources, friends & insiders. - After I stopped the addition (Yes! laugh if you will) of buying magazines every week (including monthly ones) I was shocked to discover an extra $200.00 in MY bank account at the end of the year.
rossy 5 years
Isn't this a repeat of articles done after his death? I hear that one of the so-called highlights is a friends insistence that "Heath doesn't take illegal substances or prescription medications"... Yet, his death was ruled: an accidental overdose of prescription meds."-Well, the editors & publishers don't skip off to the bank with wads of cash from geniuses with LONG memories. No. They keep recycling crap because, for the most part, the reading public has short memories & lower IQ's... and will shell out $$$ to read garbage from UNNAMED sources, friends & insiders.-After I stopped the addition (Yes! laugh if you will) of buying magazines every week (including monthly ones) I was shocked to discover an extra $200.00 in MY bank account at the end of the year.
5 years
I am sad that people are still trying to stir up contoversy over Heath's death. I'm one of his biggest fan, but I wish that people just stop digging into his private life which would open more wounds to his beloved ones. Even if what Terry Gilliam's saying about the custody battle was true, would it be any good for his daughter's cause? The article would, in the long run, become a sort of reference when she grows up wondering that maybe her mother had something to do with her father's death. If Heath's so-called 'friends' in this article care about him at all, they wouldn't get involved in this and making Heath's loved ones in such a painful situation. Let him rest in peace. PLEASE. Give Michelle some peace too, so that she can raise Matilda with the best love a mother can give.
PopDiva24 5 years
I was surprised by the exerpt. I never heard about any sort of custody battle...
5 years
despite the new photos, I am not going to buy this issue. it's old news that can only hurt a family who is still in a lot of pain, not to mention an innocent child.
5 years
I feel that the parties interviewed should have kept their mouths shut. Having said that, Vanity Fair could have done a tribute piece that included the great photos, but nixed the article.


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I just checked out Tennis Link and it looks like they actually finished the tournament despite all of the bad weather on the Gulf Coast this weekend. Also looks like the Alabama 8. 5 team steamrolled their way to another Southern Sectional Championship. I know some poster in another post said that most of the guys on the Alabama team don't play in any other leagues, so they never get bumped up, and they just keep coming back and winning 8.5 combo every year. I don't know if that's true or not, but if so, what's the point? I see Southern's has a 9.5 division. You would think a team that has won 8.5 sectionals three years in a row (as the other poster said) would want to play up in the next division for some competition.
Tater the 8.5 team has never played Adult tennis. For 6 yrs. they have been playing together. If these players had been playing in the adult league where a rating was generated all of these players would be a minimum of 4.5! Every 3 yrs they self-rate back in and have recently tried to rate in as a 3.5. The Person responsible for this cheating scandal is the Alabama Combo Coordinator Ruth Ann Bendall. Ruth knows these individuals are in total violation of the CODE OF TENNIS. If anyone would prefer to speak with her and have her explain why she lets the State of Alabama continue to receive a black-eye because of this conduct let me know her number is easily accessible. As we all know when you register to participate in a USTA sactioned tournament you expect the rules to be abided by. Ruth Ann knew well before hand that these players were wrong and should have acted yet she chose to quitely standby while the rest of the Alabama tennis community continues to receive a bad name(cheaters etc.) Its time to stand up Ruth and do the right thing for Tennis in the State of Alabama. Its time to stand up or step out. Ruth you've been in pioneer when it comes to tennis especially in Alabama. Don't let a handful of cheaters ruin your great reputation. And last but not least we have Ms. Holly Goddard. Combo is/was a great tournament however it has become no more than a OUTLAW free for all, free for all the cheaters.
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Alan Kindred: On Showtime tonite those of us who had a chance to witness a decent slugfest between Giovani Caro (13-7-4 (11) going in to the fight) vs Chris Avalos (11-0 (9) going in to the fight) without a doubt had to leave feeling impressed with Avalos one punch knockout power. Caro coming in was a tough matched veteran and held the Jr. Featherweight champion of Mexico as well as holding a FECARBOX title at Featherweight. It was a huge step up for Avalos who hadn't fought anyone on Caro's level tot hat point.. Avalos has only fought one fighter with a losing record in his career and hasn't fought terribly weak opposition in his own right. Caro still however represented a tough step up and a great challenge for the 19 year old Avalos. The Showtimes announcers seemed a bit worried for the young Avalos thinking that he had bit off more than he could chew this early in his career.
The fight itself was a TV friendly slugfest with both fighters taking and giving bombs with out flinching in the beginning. As the fight progressed into the 4th round the judges actually had Caro slightly ahead on points. The fight continued with the bomb trading but with about a minute left in the round Avalos power began to take affect on the tough Caro leading up to a violent combination staggering Caro and then the huge right hand one punch kayo execution put Caro down and out for over a minute.
This fighter Chris Avalos reminded me a lot of the late Arturo Gatti & Diego Corrales in this fight. Thats not saying Avalos has earned anything yet. He does figure to be a lock as a popular TV fighter over the next half decade or so. He did seem to have a definite defensive weakness although his chin did hold up versus decent puncher Caro. The speed,aggression,combinations, and last but not least incredible power are also a definite plus for the young power house. Antonio Tarver stated on the telecast (doing guest commentary for Showtime) that he worries that a kid this young with this style might burn out to quickly and I agree with that assessment to a degree. Chris Avalos is young enough however to pull an Arturo Gatti like transformation and perhaps add some movement and boxing to his game to add some longevity to his career.
One thing is for sure and that is that Chris Avalos fights are gonna be must see TV. His management team seems to have him on the fast track having him fight a mexican national champion already. He withstood the usually bigger mans punches quite well I thought. He very well could be a future star in this sport. Keep an eye out for Chris Avalos !!!! He might be made out of a Corrales and Gatti cloth, god rest their souls.
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CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) - In a story Oct. 4 about a sex scandal involving teachers and students at a New Jersey high school, The Associated Press made multiple errors. The AP reported erroneously that a prosecutor said rape charges could not be brought against three defendants because the alleged victims were above the legal age of consent. One student with whom one of the defendants is alleged to have had sexual intercourse was under the age of consent, and a sexual assault charge was filed in that case. In addition, the AP erroneously paraphrased the comments of a prosecutor when he said the circumstances were unusual. The prosecutor did not characterize the situation as a case of three sexual assaults by teachers at one school. Only one of the cases involves a sexual assault charge.
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3 NJ teachers accused of sex contact with students
3 NJ teachers accused of sexual contact with students; 2 administrators charged with cover-up
By GEOFF MULVIHILL
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CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) _ Three teachers and two administrators at a New Jersey high school were arrested Thursday on charges stemming from allegations that the teachers had sexual relationships with students and that administrators covered it up.
Each of the five has been suspended from Triton High School in the Philadelphia suburb of Runnemede, and each could face at least five years in prison if convicted.
Prosecutor Warren Faulk said the school had the proper safeguards in place to prevent such conduct but the rules were ignored and a culture was allowed "where teachers thought they could get away with improper relationships with their students."
While cases of sex between students and teachers are not uncommon, having three in one school at the same time is unusual, Faulk said.
"These charges constitute individual personal, moral, legal and ethical failure," Faulk said.
The teachers _ all men in their late 20s or early 30s _ are accused of striking up relationships with female students during the 2011-2012 school year.
According to court documents, math teacher Dan Michielli, 27, of Blackwood had intercourse with a student multiple times during the school year. He is charged with official misconduct, sexual assault, endangering the welfare of a child and criminal sexual conduct.
Gym teacher and boys' soccer coach Nick Martinelli, 28, of Cherry Hill is charged with official misconduct involving an 18-year-old. He allegedly touched and kissed the girl when she was a student and had intercourse with her after she graduated in June. Faulk said sex-crime charges could not be filed against him because the alleged victim consented and was 18 at the time of the alleged sexual contact.
Math teacher and girls' track coach Jeff Logandro, 32, of Blackwood is charged with official misconduct, criminal sexual contact and endangering the welfare of a child. A court filing says he inappropriately touched a female student.
Authorities say a student, not one of the alleged victims, told a substitute teacher in April that teachers were "hooking up" with students. Authorities say the substitute teacher then told Principal Catherine DePaul.
Prosecutors say DePaul met with the student who told her he'd been to one of the teacher's homes with a girl who was involved with him and had seen explicit text messages they had exchanged. Authorities say that DePaul asked her to write an account of what she had heard and that Assistant Principal Jernee Kollock stayed with the student to help her write the statement _ and make it seem less serious.
Around the same time, Faulk said, DePaul learned one of the teachers had driven an alleged victim and another student to Ocean City in violation of district policy. But, he said, the teacher was merely reprimanded.
Faulk said neither administrator contacted authorities. Both were charged with official misconduct.
Faulk said DePaul later said she wished she had been more concerned for the students than the teachers.
The defendants either could not be reached or did not return messages left Thursday afternoon by The Associated Press. All five are due in court Oct. 11.
The teachers were suspended by Black Horse Regional School District last month; the administrators were suspended Thursday. Superintendent John Golden said in a statement that the district was cooperating with authorities, notifying families of students of what allegedly happened and offering counseling.
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Clearly the well-nurtured product of a loving household, Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers is the father of six children with wife Tiffany, all born with a sense of deep-rooted permanence. When talking about the kids he works with away from the football field and away from his own home, though, Rivers uses the word "forever" as if it's the most powerful, most important adjective in the language.
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The namesake of the Rivers of Hope Foundation — formed in 2010 with the mission of finding homes for San Diego County's unwanted, abandoned and orphaned children — is being recognized as one of three finalists for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award. The honor, to be bestowed this weekend as part of Super Bowl festivities in Indianapolis, is recognition of active players' involvement in community service as well as their excellence afield.
The other two finalists are Baltimore Ravens center Matt Birk and Chicago Bears cornerback Charles Tillman. Each of the league's 32 teams nominated a player for the Man of the Year Award, which has previously gone to four Chargers: John Hadl (1971), Rolf Benirschke ('83), Junior Seau ('94) and LaDainian Tomlinson, the latter of whom shared the 2006 honor with former Chargers teammate Drew Brees.
Before he went off to Hawaii to play in the Pro Bowl, Rivers fulfilled a request from the Make-a-Wish organization, driving to Mattel Children's Hospital at UCLA to visit a 7-year-old named Jaime. The boy, a resident of Escondido, has been battling cancer.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama referenced the Stonewall gay-rights riots in his inaugural address, classing them as a civil rights watershed along with key moments in the struggles for blacks and women.
The president said that the truth that all are created equal guides us today "just as it guided our forebears through Seneca Falls, and Selma, and Stonewall."
The Stonewall riots happened in New York City in 1969 when patrons at a gay bar reacted to police harassment, and the events helped found the modern gay-rights movement.
Obama, who has become increasingly outspoken in favor of gay rights and same-sex marriage, also said the nation's journey is not complete "until our gay brothers and sisters are treated like anyone else under the law."
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Whereas this and similar comments made during the hearing are perhaps true on their surface—marriage in the past has not been defined as a relationship between same-sex couples—such comments are misleading, suggesting that the definition of marriage has been unchanged "for millennia," or disingenuous.
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Man, do I love having my ass handed to me by people with .6 KDs.
nath999 posted...
Bad people are still bad, connection doesn't change that.
But good people are not always good, thanks to connectio, the point TC was trying to make.
Foxx3k posted...
In no other game ever in my entire life have I looked at my latency and thought "oh shucks, I'm four bar."
I don't understand comments like this. When I'm 4 bar everything works as it should, win some fights, lost others. When I'm 3 bar, my screen randomly freezes for a few seconds, enemies teleport across my screen, my bullets have lag time before they hit, etc.
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It just feels so awesome when you're in a one on one fight with someone with a .6 KD who is horrible at the game, you get the jump on them, see them first, aim first, shoot first, unload half a clip then BOOM! They've got a magic gun that kills you in 1 shot. Then you watch the killcam of you shooting the wall 5 feet away from where they are camping as they hipfire 30 bullets from an LMG to kill you.
And their .6 wasn't created by lag right?
Sounds more like for once, that player was on the right side of lag for once
You can sit your entitled self down now
"How dare this .64 kdr person shoot me"
I deal with lag all the time, when its bad, I take off my Xbox and do something
shadowsofdawn posted...
Foxx3k posted...In no other game ever in my entire life have I looked at my latency and thought "oh shucks, I'm four bar."
This is what confuses me most about all of this "lag". Everyone says different situations are desirable.
For example, some people say the game in unplayable when they're host. They describe a horrible experience that makes it impossible to do well. However, I've heard other people say that having host is a ridiculous advantage, and basically puts the game on easy-mode.
And like you mentioned...you think playing on a 4 bar is perfectly fine. But others say that anytime they're on a 4 bar they feel like they're a half-second behind everyone else.
All of this is just so confusing to me lol. Maybe that's why I'm quick to downplay it all.
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shadowsofdawn posted...Foxx3k posted...In no other game ever in my entire life have I looked at my latency and thought "oh shucks, I'm four bar."
Until we see some concrete proof we have to go with what the majority of the players feel and not the minority of the players. In a game like CoD where it can screw you over repeatedly due to bad spawning there are no stats that matter. That one death could have stopped you from a UAV, a hellstorm, sentry gun, AGR, swarm.... Play Hiijacked against a clan and watch them spawn trap you over and over again because of your idiot teammates. Skill is a laughable commodity in this game.
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lag is clearly a problem...however good players will still be good and bad players bad....its simple
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Foxx3k posted...blacklabelice posted...get a better internet connection and quit crying.
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lag is clearly a problem...however good players will still be good and bad players bad....its simple
This, plus your teammates or lack of teammates plays a huge factor too. And the factor of if the other team has a good core group of players.
Blaming the game being broken or lag is just stupid. Yes, the connection issues suck major ass, and is a legitimate complaint. To blame everything on that and piss and moan about "no skill, just connection dependent" is stupid, naive, and looks to be a larger issue where somebody got their ass handed to them and can't deal with it.
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Not that you'd know it from the anti-'politics' protesters
In Haifa this morning, demonstrators blocked a major thoroughfare. The same happened in Tel Aviv, leading to scuffles with the police. In Jerusalem, law enforcement clearred protestors who were blocking all approach to the Knesset, arresting five young activists. The men and women taking to the streets are, for the most part, beginners when it comes to civil disobedience. Together with tens of thousands of their peers, mostly young Israelis in their 20s and early 30s, they have organized to protest the escalating costs of apartments in Israel's main metropolises.
They have a point. A single room in a Tel Aviv apartment can go for as much as 3,000 shekels, or nearly $900, a hefty price for most young and struggling Israelis. The situation isn't much better in Jerusalem, and only slightly more reasonable in Haifa and Be'er Sheva. The movement was able to recruit vast numbers in a short period of time—is there anything more visceral than real estate?—making this one of the most tempestuous moments in Israeli political history. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, no stranger to crises, cancelled his upcoming trip to Poland to try to assuage angry voters.
But Bibi has little to worry about. Despite the prognostications offered by some Israeli pundits, this isn't Israel's Tahrir Square moment. And the reason why is politics. "Politics," for young Israelis of my generation, has come to mean something filthy and tainted. Theirs, the new movement's leader insist daily, is not a "political" movement. To them, housing resides in some more high-minded sphere that has nothing to do with Israel's polices here on earth. They are wrong.
As Israeli peace activist Dror Etkes noted in Haaretz, the government initiated the construction of about 20 percent of all new housing units built in Israel between 1994 and 2009. During the same time period, however, the government was responsible for building 48.4 percent of all residential units in the settlements. Do the math: The government cares twice as much about building homes for settlers as it does about housing young Israelis in Israel. This is particularly true when it comes to Tel Aviv: Between 2006 and 2009, not a single unit of public housing was erected in what is for many the country's most desirable market.
Israelis enraged about the cost of housing, then, shouldn't block roads in Haifa and Jerusalem. They should block roads in Bet El and Ofra and Kedumim and Ariel and the other settlements that continue to receive wildly disproportionate chunks of taxpayers' money. Nobody can escape politics. And those who try are doomed only to lose at it.
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