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This is where Minicore Studios begins The Sun at Night – by imagining a scenario where Laika doesn't die. Instead, she returns to Earth with robotic enhancements – including speech – and joins the fight against Soviet forces, which have conquered the world using a mysterious energy source.
Some people don't like this premise. They're not upset about seeing an animal harmed in a digital world, they don't mind that the true story behind the game is kind of upsetting, and they're fine with the suspension of disbelief required to play as a talking robotic animal who crash-lands on Earth. They don't like how Soviets are portrayed in The Sun at Night – and they want Minicore to know.
Of all the comments that Minicore receives on The Sun at Night's websites and email, 5 - 8 percent are from upset Russian nationals, non-Russian Communists or Neo-Stalinists who believe the game paints Soviets in an unjust light, studio founder John Warren tells me.
"[They've] decided, after being given very little information about the game's premise, that it's a very pro-USA, anti-communism kind of narrative – which it really isn't," Warren says. "I mean, the Western countries like Britain and the US don't even really factor into the narrative at all. The game itself isn't really an indictment of any one political ideology or anything like that. At the end of the day, it's still a sci-fi platformer about a robot space dog."
As enticement to revisit Albion and the previous console generation, the game will include a "Launch Day Weapons & Outfits Pack." The highlight in there is "a lute weapon," because next to a keyblade, nothing else could sound more ridiculously glorious.
"We really did try our best to find a buyer, but that, unfortunately hasn't proved possible," said joint administrator Nick O'Reilly when speaking to the BBC.
After rapid success towards the end of the 1980s, Blockbuster expanded to the UK through the purchase of rental chain Ritz. It became the country's leading provider of video and game rentals, its expansion continuing into the early 2000s via the acquisition of UK retail chain Gamestation. However, Blockbuster began to lag behind the online innovations of competitors like Netflix, eventually leading to its US arm shutting up shop completely as announced last month.
The company's UK arm twice entered administration (a.k.a bankruptcy) this year, with its 500 stores whittled down to just 91. The now confirmed loss of Blockbuster underlines what's been a difficult two years or so for UK games retail, with leading high street outlets GAME and HMV struggling to stay afloat in the economic recession.
The iOS version of the game features improved graphics and draw distance, plus three different control schemes including support for made-for-iOS controllers on iOS 7. You can even create your own custom playlist on your iDevice and load it into GTA: San Andreas's "Mixtape" radio station.
Rockstar is currently working on versions for Windows Phone (coming next week), Android and Kindle Fire. The iOS app, which runs on iPad 2, iPhone 4S and above, is priced at $7.
The game's App Store description doesn't give too much away in terms of plot, asking players to "follow a trail of cryptic letters from an enigmatic scientist known only as 'AS' into a compelling world of mystery and exploration." It doesn't require a detective to work out that fans of the first game can expect more elaborate mysteries to decipher and plenty more fiddly locks to open, all rendered in a tactile 3D engine.
Fireproof will be hoping to repeat the success of the first game, which picked up Apple's iPad Game of the Year award and sold over 2 million units. To celebrate the second game's release, Fireproof is making The Room free on the App Store for a limited time.
Massively's hands-on with WildStar's character creation Eliot tinkers with character customization, judging WildStar's somewhere between the extremes of World of Warcraft and City of Heroes. Expect an expert opinion on hair styles and body sliders. |
Massively's hands-on with WildStar's housing system In the wake of the latest housing demo, Gavin explains the differences between sockets, plugs, and buff boards, and then repeats rumors of a strip club for small stuffed animals. |
Massively's hands-on with WildStar's Engineer Justin is a sucker for Engineers: "This is my rifle and this is my gun; this is for fighting and this is for statistical improvements that help my gearscore for the inevitable raid gating." |
Massively's hands-on with WildStar's Medic Eliot covers the feel of WildStar's hard-to-master melee healer and his role in the overall environment: "Sure, I had moments of frustration, but I certainly wasn't ever bored." |
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Gym memberships see a sharp spike in January, due to fitness-minded New Year's Resolutions. Gym attendance typically sees a sharp decline in March, as the Resolute realize how boring getting in shape actually is. Goals like "decrease my chance of diabetes" or "lose 10 pounds" are admirable, but often fall short of keeping people motivated to do enough exercise to attain them.
With that in mind, Six to Start has crafted The Walk, a fitness app (Android, iOS) with a more manageable intent: Get up off the couch, get moving. Not a lot, just a walk down to the corner shop, maybe, or around the block. The Walk's predecessor, Zombies, Run! cast you in the role of a survivor of the zombie apocalypse, sent out on missions to gather supplies, rescue other survivors, and unravel a larger mystery, running all the while. Not everyone can run, however, and many of those who can find the notion utterly intimidating, so The Walk is a compromise. All you have to do is walk.
The story of The Walk begins with a shady group called The Burn setting off an EMP in Inverness. A bit of mistaken identity leaves you holding a unique package that could quite literally save the world if you can manage to get it out of the city, but police have put up checkpoints everywhere and they are serious about defending those borders. A handler communicates with you via a special earpiece, giving you instructions and guiding you towards your ultimate destination. Episodes take as much as an hour to complete, and you'll receive an achievement for completing them in one go, but you can do them in whatever size chunk you like. Story-advancing audio clips unlock every few minutes, so even short jaunts feel worthwhile. The Walk's goal is to increase the amount you walk every day, easing you into a more healthy lifestyle; I haven't had it for long, but can vouch for its ability to suck you into its narrative.
You can watch your progress on an overhead map, unlocking scenery items mentioned in the story by tapping small squares on the screen as you pass them on your route. Choosing longer, more out of the way paths will reward you with collectibles that fill in a bit of back story or add to the world's lore in some way, and snagging everything in a chapter gets you yet another achievement. The visuals aren't particularly interesting, but you're not really meant to be looking at them for long. Unlike Zombies, Run!, which integrated your playlist into the story's audio, The Walk isn't something you're meant to pay attention to the entire time you're moving. It's best suited to urban commuters, hoofing it from subway to work, or students ambling across campus. The Walk acts as a pedometer, measuring how much time you spend walking, then applying that to the mission you're currently on. The best way to experience The Walk is to turn it on, go about your business, get to your destination, check in with your progress, listen to the audio clips you've unlocked, and put it away again.
The Walk's story and rapid rewards do a good job of encouraging you to keep going, and more importantly, the app makes you mindful of how inert you are over the course of your day. The one big downside to The Walk is that you can't turn off the app mid-chapter or you'll lose your progress in the current mission, and keeping it running in the background drains your battery. Not dramatically, but if you're hitting Twitter or texting friends over the course of the day while The Walk is active, you'll notice the hit on your battery life. The solution is simply to finish off missions in one fell swoop, and a slider allows you increase or decrease the amount of time it takes to complete an episode.
The Walk probably isn't enough by itself to get you active, but for those already interested in being less sedentary, it's a fun way to track your progress and feel good about whatever movement you've managed to squeeze into your day. If you already do a lot of walking or use a pedometer, The Walk's story and awards spice up your step-tracking with some danger and intrigue: Who are The Burn? What's in the package? What on earth is a curly wurly and why would I want one?
This review is based an iTunes download of The Walk, provided by Six to Start.
Super Crate Box, from Vlambeer, is an arcade action game where players must battle waves of encroaching enemies while collecting crates – which have weapons inside of them – on a multi-tiered 2D level. We found the PS Vita installment to be the definitive version.
Fuel Tiracas, a PS Mobile launch game from FutureLab, is a resource-management puzzle variation on the classic Whac-a-Mole carnival game. Players must boot up generators in the correct order so the titular planet of Tiracas can have breathable air.
To grab either (or both) of these games, simply head into the PlayStatin Mobile section of the PlayStation Store on PS Vita or, if you're on a PlayStation Certified device, simply head into the PlayStation Mobile store.
Amplitude Studios launched its dungeon defense game Dungeon of the Endless on Steam today. The alpha version of the game is available through Steam Early Access through two packs, both currently 25 percent off. The base-level Pixel Pack version is currently $9.74, whereas the Founder Pack is $14.99 and grants players access to additional ships, heroes and 50 percent off coupons for Endless Space and its Disharmony expansion.
Dungeon of the Endless, billed as a roguelike dungeon defense game, is set in the Endless Space universe and has players opening doors, gathering goods and decimating enemies before their equipment is destroyed. Amplitude Studios divulged the game's inception, which occurred during a late-night, drunken brain-storming session, at Gamescom.
As we reported earlier, this patch adds a free toolset to Grand Theft Auto Online that allows players to build their own drag strips, killing fields and myriad other combinations of vehicles and explosives. Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Race, Rally Race and the weaponized GTA Race game types are available for players to modify. Developer Rockstar has included a tutorial that should load automatically the first time you attempt to build something within the toolset, and it "highly recommends" that players sit through the whole thing. From there however, you're free to build to your heart's content.
Alongside the new toolset, today's free update also includes a "a host of new fixes and updates for Grand Theft Auto 5's Story Mode and GTA Online," including higher cash payouts in missions with increased difficulty, and an option to lock deathmatch games to specific weaponry.
Halfbrick Studios will launch its next game, Colossatron: Massive World Threat, on December 19, the developer announced in a new trailer. The game was first announced in July at PAX Australia for iOS, though the Fruit Ninja and Jetpack Joyride developer's latest announcement now includes both Google Play and the Amazon App store as the game's other destined platforms.
Colossatron gives players the ability to smash through cities as a giant robotic snake, thwarting resistance efforts from one General Moustache and his army. Halfbrick promises a "chaotic campaign, epic boss fights, devastating weaponry, survival challenges" and other features in the mobile game. No price was listed for the game.
There's no indication whether these features will make their way into the Android app, which is currently at version 1.0.3. We've followed up with Valve and will update this post if we hear back.
The Steam mobile app launched early last year as a free download on Android and iOS. You can use the app to talk to your Steam friends, browse the Steam store and peruse community groups.
Officially titled "Bit.Trip Presents ... Runner2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien," Runner2 is a game in which your character runs, constantly and with no regard for his or her personal safety. It's your job as the player to use a few simple maneuvers (jumping and sliding, for example) to ensure that your on-screen pal doesn't meet a grisly death by dashing off the side of a cliff or sprinting into something sharp. It's a simple formula, but as the cult success of Bit.Trip Runner and the console iterations of Runner2 demonstrate, it's also incredibly addictive.
The Vita version of Runner2 is said to be identical to its console counterparts, right down to its DLC offerings. The Good Friends Character Pack DLC (an addition that allows you to play as the protagonists of Psychonauts, Spelunky and other esoteric hits) will be available alongside Runner2 when it launches on December 17.
On debut, the game will set you back $10 on the PlayStation Network Store, while the DLC is priced at $3. PlayStation Plus subscribers can expect a discount on both, with the game being reduced to $8 and the DLC to $2.09.
After applying the update, players will now receive ten lives after getting a Game Over, compared to the five lives that players started out with pre-patch. Our review cited a lack of opportunities to earn extra lives as a major drawback in Sonic: Lost World, as players can easily run out of lives in the difficult later levels, leading to frequent and frustrating restarts.
The patch additionally enables analog stick and button control for some of Sonic's Wisp powers, eliminating the need for motion controls and touch screen input.
You'll have the option of grabbing either the standard edition or a more elaborate and expensive collector's edition of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy 13 when the game launches on February 11, 2014 for Xbox 360 and PS3.
The collector's edition will be available exclusively through the Square Enix Store for $90. It includes special packaging, a hardcover art book, a silver embossed pocket watch, Aerith Gainsborough "Midgar's Flower Girl" DLC costume and a copy of the game. Pre-ordering the collector's edition will also guarantee a Cloud Strife outfit and his iconic Buster sword for use in-game.
Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy 13 is the third and final game in the Final Fantasy 13 series. It takes place 500 years after the ending of Final Fantasy 13-2, with protagonist Lightning awakening from a self-imposed hibernation 13 days before the world is about to end.
Meanwhile, the super-crazy but super-good Saints Row 4 plummets from its lofty PSN price of £50 to the much more affordable figure of £20 (€30/AU$340) - it's also staying discounted for 48 hours. If you're looking to shave off some more savings, a PlayStation Plus subscription razors a further 10 percent on both games.
Saints Row 4's final DLC mission pack, "How the Saints Save Christmas," is available for download now on PC, Xbox 360 and PS3.
The DLC includes three new story quests, a Christmas dubstep gun, a Red Rider BB gun (you'll poke your eye out) and some vehicles: the Flying Reindeer and Santa's Sleigh. In the story missions, the Saints aim to help Santa Claus, who has become trapped in The Matrix-like simulation that is the setting for the main campaign.
Owners of the Saints Row 4 Season Pass can snag "How the Saints Save Christmas" as part of that investment. Everyone else can grab the DLC pack for $7.
The past six months have proven fruitful for crowdfunded games. In total, 186 different Indiegogo and Kickstarter video game projects earned $23,914,666 from the months of June through November. Those numbers are courtesy of 500,467 backers in the six-month period, who raised $13,173,182 beyond the combined goals of the projects to reach stretch goals that will bring games to additional platforms and grant players more content.
On average, crowdfunding projects raised $128,573 in the last six months, but as we examined in our last quarterly report, these mean averages can be quite misleading. By comparison, the median, or middle number in the data set for the amount of money raised by each of the 186 projects, is $25,188. Given that only six of the projects raised at least one million dollars, and just seven more raised at least $500,000 during that time frame, we can conclude that the average amount of money raised by crowdfunding projects in the last six months is positively skewed. Similarly, the median number of backers per project was 542 (a sharp contrast to a mean average of 2,691). Future project creators should take note, then: Your average Kickstarter or Indiegogo gaming project earns closer to $25,188, not $128,573.
Additionally, the data shows that strategy games like Hex and Warmachine: Tactics led the genre to the top of the list, as they earned the most money of the group ($6,901,527). Conversely, the adventure genre had the most successful projects, as 46 adventurous or narrative-driven games were funded in the last six months, such as Obduction and Armikrog. Action games had the highest number of backers (145,316), thanks especially to the highest-earning game of the group, Keiji Inafune's Mighty No. 9, which hauled in $3,845,170 thanks to 67,226 people.
Head past the break to see the top-earning games and breakdown by genre for the six-month period.
YouTube has confirmed it's taking a fresher, steely approach to videos flagged by its "Content ID Match" system, which will have an impact on monetization of Let's Play content. Prominent accounts such as TheRadBrad, TetraNinja and GhostRobo have received claims, which seem to be targeting music specifically. A YouTube representative told Game Informer that these claims are part of some policy updates to better help content networks be more transparent.
"Nothing illustrates the incredible growth and evolution of YouTube better than the enterprise class of businesses being built on the platform today," the statement reads. "As these networks grow, we're making product and policy updates that will help them operate at scale. We are also rolling out tools that will provide more transparency for creators and networks alike. This is part of our commitment to ensure that all enterprise partners can continue to thrive and be successful on YouTube."Some publishers, such as Capcom, Deep Silver, Ubisoft and Blizzard, are asking users to contest the claims so they can quickly dismiss the dispute from their end, while others report a third-party account called 4GamerMovie is specifically targeting all Metro: Last Light footage. Another company called IDOL, which has been known to issue claims on a much smaller scale in the past, is also contesting YouTube videos.
Earlier this year, Nintendo issued mass claims for a wide number of Let's Play videos. While anyone is free to upload footage of a game to YouTube, those videos technically do not fall under Fair Use.
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Version 16 of the popular Linux desktop reveals new tools, edge-snapping, and performance improvements.
New Worm Attacks Linux Devices
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One of CeBITs most successful forums opens the new year with a new name. The popular Open Source Forum continues in 2014 under the name Special Conference: Open Source. This year, the forum will be bigger and offer a wider range of possibilities for sponsors.
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Dark Alliance Reinvents Email Security
New mail protocol will shut out the NSA and prevent snooping on metadata.
DDos Attack Map Charts Denial of Service
A new web application helps users visualize distributed denial-of-service attacks.
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Adjacent to Port Lucaya Marketplace, this resort occupies a promontory jutting into Bell Channel Bay, a narrow waterway near Grand Bahama's south shore. Freeport is 5 miles away.
Pools, fine dining
Guests at Pelican Bay Resort lounge near 3 bayside pools, take a shuttle boat to another pool, walk to the beach for water sports, and enjoy a bay-view restaurant featuring European and Asian cuisine.
Balconies, verandas
Spacious, tropical decor guestrooms and suites at Pelican Bay Resort include wireless Internet access, ceiling fans, air conditioning, and balconies or verandas with rattan or teak furniture.
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- General
The Pelican Bay Resort at Lucaya includes three outdoor swimming pools. Visiting professionals may take advantage of a business center with a printer, a copier, and two laptop stations and two computers with high-speed Internet connections (surcharges). Wireless Internet access (surcharge) is available throughout the resort. A laundry room contains coin-operated machines.
- Number of outdoor pools - 3
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- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
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- Free parking
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- Total number of rooms - 186
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- Safe-deposit box at front desk
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- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Air-conditioned public areas
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Available in some public areas: Wireless Internet access - surcharge
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- Premium TV channels
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Furnished balcony
- Ceiling fan
- Complimentary newspaper
- Air conditioning
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Sabor Restaurant and Bar - Outdoor bayside dining. Lunch and dinner. Burgers and seafood specialties. Sunday brunch menu with a variety of eggs benedict items. Daily happy hour. Live entertainment on Saturday evenings.
Captain's Galley - Serves buffet breakfast on the fourth floor from 7 AM to 10 PM daily.
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Two golf courses are within 0.5 miles of the resort. The Lucayan Course features elevated tees, winding fairways, and numerous bunkers. The Reef Course, designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr. and site of an annual PGA Champions Tour event, features links play. Also available on Grand Bahama Island is the Jim McClean School of Golf, with indoor and outdoor training facilities, computerized swing-analysis video equipment, and classes. A tennis center across the street offers four lighted courts of different surfaces (natural grass, artificial grass, hardcourt, and rubber).
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the Pelican Bay Resort at Lucaya; fees may apply.
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
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Check-out time is 11 AM
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Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
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Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: USD 19 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 12.95 per day (rates may vary)
- Late check-out fee: USD 50
- Deposit: USD 50 per day (for stays between 1 January - 31 December)
- Spring Break deposit: USD 1000 per stay (for guests under 25 years old)
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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Tailgate up or down
do you go faster with the tailgate up or down? i have a single cab silverado v8 5.3 fleet side and i just lost a race to another single cab 5.3 but its a stepside.
01-16-2008, 09:41 PM #2you get a better mpg less, wind resistance with the tail gate down cause it acts like a
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01-16-2008, 09:47 PM #3Take it off
You will get more MPG with it down........ Will it make you go fasrter push the gas to the floor
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01-16-2008, 10:05 PM #4It really doesn't make a difference as far as speed but you get better mpg's with it up cause it makes some sort of vortex thing that effectively causes the wind to push the truck forward.
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01-16-2008, 10:12 PM #5so i would go slower if i have the tailgate down
01-16-2008, 10:18 PM #7alright man thanks i hope that helps me next week i wanna rematch the same truck
01-16-2008, 10:22 PM #8what speeds were you starting from/going to and does he have any work done to the truck? These could add to why you lost.
01-16-2008, 10:26 PM #91/4 mile from a complete stop and we got up to about 90-95 his is completely stock and mine has 22's and a flowmaster exhaust but his is a stepside so the whole back is made of fiberglass and on the straight beds its made of metal
01-16-2008, 10:28 PM #10If your race is for acceleration,,, take the tail off, and loose your spare, jack,tools, 1/4 tank of fuel, tire pressure max. on front, get the front up.
If your racing for speed, tail up. The air pressure will build up inside and in front of the tail. Air over the cab will not drop down so far and will ride across the air in the bed. There was a wind tunnel test on this. The air doesn't have to change directions so dramatically. I have not tested this. (in case any police are watching)Jay :happy: Waxhaw, N.C.
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"Others have asserted with certainty that state court judges will always reject any foreign law, including Shariah law, when it conflicts with the Constitution or state public policy; yet we found 15 Trial Court cases, and 12 Appellate Court cases, where Shariah was found to be applicable in these particular cases. The facts are the facts: some judges are making decisions deferring to Shariah law even when those decisions conflict with Constitutional protections"
You have got to get out of the bubble. Did you read those cases to see if the accusation of American courts ignoring constitutional law to enforce religious law was credible? Did you even check where this un-sourced screed came from? It's from a Islamaphobic neo-con group called the Center for Security Policy founded by Frank Gaffney, Jr., who sees Muslim plots everywhere and was an original birther who calls President Obama a Muslim. When a 2010 report from that group about Sharia law being enforced in American courts was fact checked, here is the result:
"CSP (Center for Security Poliy) cosponsored a 2010 report entitled "Shariah: The Threat to America," a lengthy but thinly sourced tome purporting to demonstrate the threat to the U.S. legal system posed by Islamic law, which it calls "an alien legal system hostile to and in contravention of the U.S. Constitution," one that "dictates both violent and non-violent means to a capable audience ready to act imminently." John Feffer of Foreign Policy in Focus commented that the report "cites exactly one case of sharia law playing any role in the U.S. legal system," a domestic violence case in which a judge's ruling in favor of an allegedly abusive husband was ultimately overturned. Nonetheless, Feffer writes, "the non-Muslim judge did not reference sharia, nor did shadowy Muslim organizations conduct any campaign to support the husband and turn the case into a precedent. One minor case, with the most slender connection to sharia, does not translate into an imminent threat."
When you only read people you agree with, you end up never learning anything. There will always be ideologues on both the left and right who make stuff up, like Mr. Gaffney, the writer of the LTE which is the subject of this thread and Fox News. The only difference with the latter news group is that they admit they make it up.
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whats going on everyone, Going to throw this together quick and post back with more detail later, Today will begin day 1 of tropinol added into my pct regiment. Going to come back later and edit this properly.
Some starting details - coming off a cycle of transaderm/epistrong and ultradrol, shut down is pretty good and so far havent noticed too great of recovery with DAA. Tropinol began today a couple hours ago, I am also incorporating Reversitol v2 into my log.
posting back later on when i get a free moment with starting weight/lifts/otherstats/pics(holidays and such im going to be quite busy)
Thanks all!
Okay starting weight this morning after 1 meal was 188 usually fasted im 183-184 but i did eat a ton yesterday muhahaha.
Lifts are such as this
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Deadlift 315 for 7
concentration curls 40s for 12 each arm
seated overhead tricep extension with dumbell 105lb for 13
shoulder military press 80s for 6
front squat 185 for 7
Going to throw up some pictures later on today hopefully (tough with family over at the moment for the holidays)
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Admit it guys he doesnt block alot.....but i saw some pretty good blocks in that game one was for the 47 yard run by onterrio and another was a TD run by onterrio they were key blocks, i like seeing moss be all around hopefully we play like this next week to the cards and not take it easy because they suck......its gonna be my first live viking game so i wanna go and see my team clinch a playoff berth SKOL
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The public interest community came together this week to demand that lawmakers in Washington, DC, stop playing politics with public health and welfare. PAN joined a coalition of labor, environmental, consumer advocacy, health care, and other public interest organizations - 72 groups in all - in calling on the new Congress to oppose a fast-moving bill that aims to halt new protections designed to safeguard the American people.
Turns out a new generation of supposedly safer pesticides isn't so safe after all. In the latest entry of a growing body of evidence, scientists announced last week that pyrethroid pesticides — now in hundreds of pest control products sold for home use — can interfere with the healthy development of an infant's nervous system when moms are exposed during pregnancy. Here we go again.
History tells us that substituting one type of pesticide for another "safer" variety just doesn't work out very well.
Endosulfan is in the news in India again, with new evidence of the insecticide's impact on children and bees.
On January 23, a report covered in The Hindu found that endosulfan is linked to declining honeybee populations in Idukki and Kasaragod districts in India. Scientists observed that the day following an endosulfan spray, local honeybees showed symptoms of poisoning and died. Corresponding declines in fruit yields were also reported where endosulfan had been sprayed, possibly reflecting the loss of the pollinators.
Last week, researchers found a host of toxic chemicals in the bodies of pregnant women throughout the U.S. Industry reps quickly trotted out their favorite messages in response: "Chemicals are a fact of modern life," "just because toxins are in your body doesn't mean they'll hurt you," and "the levels are too low to matter - researchers have new tools that can measure extremely low levels."
The fact is, low levels of chemicals in the womb can matter a whole lot. And studies like last week's make the chemical industry very, very nervous.
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iCAT initiatives utilize best business practices that will improve system efficiency and customer service to CWU faculty, staff, and students. The Online Travel & Authorization Workflow project took the current paper-based travel reimbursement process to a simplified electronic process. The new process streamlined the review, approval, and payment process of creating travel reimbursements. The new electronic workflow eliminated the need for the routing of paper approvals via interoffice mail.
The new Online Travel and Authorization system went live April 3, 2013.
Project Sponsor: Connie Williams, AVP of Finance & Business Auxiliaries
Why implement a Travel & Expense Management System?
•Streamline processes, reduce costs, and eliminate paper
•Facilitate the entry, accumulation, processing, and management of:
–Travel Authorization, Travel Advance, Travel Expense Reports (currently our Travel Expense Voucher)
–Travel related expenses
–Reconciliation of travel related expenses
•Create a cost effective means to service CWU travelers
•Organize and manage vendor invoice payment and employee reimbursement information
Who will the Travel & Expense Management System Impact?
•University authorized travelers who travel
•Office personnel responsible for reconciling travel documents
•Employees that authorize and approve travel
•Department managers (Grants/Foundation) responsible for managing travel budgets and activities
•University Accounts Payable staff
•Report writers and data analysts
What are the Objectives of a Travel & Expense Management System?
•Online web-based system
•Improve and streamline current process and data management:
–Reduce costs of processing invoices
–Support the paperless initiative
–Quicker turnaround time
–Drive efficiencies of process
–Minimize send backs (errors)
•Improve customer service
•Provide decision support and financial management tools
•Capture and track spend data
•Improve policy and regulatory compliance
•Real-time visibility of status
What are the Benefits of a Travel & Expense Management System?
•Web-based system accessible anywhere / anytime:
–Submit reimbursements including documentation, obtain confirmation
–Review, approve, audit, and process reimbursement
–Increase visibility of status
•Automate the travel process
•Employee Direct Deposit
•Produce time savings for the travelers and the travel processor
•Decrease the turn-around time to receive reimbursement by streamlining review points
•Reporting function to manage travel budgets and activities
•Decreased audit findings will yield improved policy & compliance
•Improve customer satisfaction
Where will the Travel & Expense Management System be implemented?
•Users will log into the Financial Management Production System to access the Travel & Expense Module
When was the Travel & Expense Management System implemented?
• The system went live April 3, 2013
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- Adolescent and pediatric gynecology
- contraception
- menopause
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- family planning
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- Associate Chair of Medical Student Education, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology (2011 - present)
- Chief, Division of Gynecologic Specialties, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology (2007 - 2011)
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- Educators for CARE, Stanford University School of Medicine (2008)
- Alpha Omega Alpha, University of Cincinnati (1997)
- Best Doctors for Women, Good Housekeeping (1997)
- GB Hayden Memorial Award for surgical teaching, Univ of Cincinnati Dept. OB/Gyn (1996)
- Phi Beta Kappa, UNC-CH (1971)
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Community and International Work
- Arbor Free Clinic, Women's Health Faculty Advisor, International
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INDE 222 (Aut) - Directed Reading in Obstetrics and Gynecology
OBGYN 299 (Aut, Win, Spr, Sum) - Early Clinical Experience in Obstetrics and Gynecology
OBGYN 280 (Aut, Win, Spr, Sum) - Graduate Research in Reproductive Biology
OBGYN 399 (Aut, Win, Spr, Sum) - Medical Scholars Research
OBGYN 370 (Aut, Win, Spr, Sum) - Undergraduate Research in Reproductive Biology
OBGYN 199 (Aut, Win, Spr, Sum)
Independent Studies (5)
- Practical Tips for Intrauterine Devices Use in Adolescents JOURNAL OF ADOLESCENT HEALTH 2013; 52 (4): S40-S46
- Use of Levonorgestrel Intrauterine System for Medical Indications in Adolescents JOURNAL OF ADOLESCENT HEALTH 2013; 52 (4): S54-S58
- What Is LARC? And Why Does It Matter for Adolescents and Young Adults? JOURNAL OF ADOLESCENT HEALTH 2013; 52 (4): S1-S5
- Infliximab for the Treatment of Granulomatous Peritonitis. Digestive diseases and sciences 2013
- Ovarian torsion in a patient with müllerian agenesis: increased risk? Journal of pediatric and adolescent gynecology 2012; 25 (6): e125-8
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What is the best way to remove wax from plastic....fenders and bumpers... is there something i can buy to take it off...or rub it off with gas or WD40 anything
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i use simple green and a very stiff toothbrush, it takes it right off
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05-14-2009, 12:03 AM #3i just rubbed it off after a good rain. keep it wet for a while, then try rubbing it off, maybe try the tooth brush thing
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05-14-2009, 12:14 AM #4that is the same method i use. we had a thread not too long ago about this same issue. if that doesnt work you can try Mother's Back to Black found here http://www.mothers.com/02_products/06108_c.html
i have never tried the mother's stuff but some guys on here says it works well-Nick
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ive tried the back to black but it doesnt seem to work well for me at all....
05-14-2009, 11:56 AM #6Havent tried on plastic but it used to get in the louvers on the mustang and I would use a Q-tip dipped in rubbing alcohol to get the wax out of the grooves.
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Yes, this is what I use http://buy.simplegreen.com/product.p...cat=256&page=1 I buy it in the gallon jug tho. I use it for anything you can think of around the house. Its great for cleaning carpet and cloth seats as well. Plus, it leaves a great smell!
05-23-2009, 08:53 PM #9Plastic
Heres a trick I use before I wax. Apply a good amount of any armor-all type protectant on all the plastic and leave on while you wax your truck. After wax dries wipe off protectant and then remove wax. Any wax that got on plastic will wipe off with the protectant.
05-24-2009, 02:35 PM #10All you need to do is get some kind off all purpose cleaner. If it is good stuff diluted 50/50. spray it on your plastic and scrub it then rinse off. Then put your dressing on your plastic. I use Adams All purpose cleaner and adams Vrt on my truck it is the best by far.
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Enjoy an afternoon of pure relaxation and indulgence with a Spa Retreat and Afternoon Tea for Two at a choice of seven locations. Whether you want to relax and unwind in a contemporary environment or enjoy the views of the countryside, there will be something for you.
Whichever location you choose you will enjoy a delicious display of finger sandwiches, homemade cakes and fresh scones with jam and clotted cream. The fillings and flavours may differ per location, as will the spa facilities but you are bound to enjoy the sauna and steam room where ever you choose. Soak up the atmosphere at one of these gorgeous hotels or fine estates with this experience designed to help you relax and treat yourself to a much deserved afternoon away from it all
On arrival you will be shown to the spa to relax and enjoy the facilities after which you will dress and head to the restaurant where you will be served your afternoon tea. The menu and facilities available vary but you are guaranteed a relaxing escape from everyday life. You may choose from one of the following:
Barnsdale Hall Hotel - Leicestershire is the perfect venue for an afternoon of indulgence. You will be spoilt to a Barnsdale High Tea to include finger sandwiches, scones, clotted cream, raspberry jam and home made cakes all served with freshly brewed tea. You may also use the leisure facilities to include a fully equipped gym and swimming pool. Please note – This hotel has leisure facilities. Treatments can be booked however the facilities are that of a leisure club and are subject to availability. Robes and slippers are not provided.
Hallmark Hotel - Bournemouth. This is one of the finest hotels in the area with its 4* service and excellent location. It is stylish and contemporary with superb leisure club & spa facilities and ideally located close to the town centre and beaches just a 5 minute stroll away. Relax with a delicious afternoon tea including sandwiches, cakes, scones and a pot of tea plus take advantage of the leisure facilities to include a 12m indoor swimming pool, spa pools, a sauna, steam room, jacuzzi, aromatherapy cave, relaxation lounge and fully equipped gym. Please note - This hotel has leisure club facilities. Treatments can be booked however the facilities are that of a health club.
Hallmark Hotel - Gloucester set on the edge of the Cotswolds, just 2 miles from Gloucester city centre. It is an ideal location to relax and unwind with the use of leisure facilities to include a gym, swimming pool, spa pool, sauna and steam room. Your afternoon tea will include sandwiches, cakes, scones and a pot of tea so sit back, relax and indulge. Please note - This hotel has leisure club facilities. Treatments can be booked however the facilities are that of a health club.
Hallmark Hotel - Manchester is a beautiful contemporary hotel offering real home from home comfort. Now officially rated 4* by the AA, you can relax with this afternoon tea and use of the leisure facilities. Your afternoon tea will include sandwiches, cakes, scones and a pot of tea and the extensive leisure facilities include a 20m swimming pool, jacuzzi, steam room, sauna and fully equipped gymnasium. Please note - This hotel has leisure club facilities. Treatments can be booked however the facilities are that of a health club.
The Cornwall Hotel Spa and Estate - Cornwall. A stunning 4* hotel and spa set in 43 acres of glorious Victorian parkland within a short distance of many of the most popular beaches and attractions in Cornwall. Your experience will include a delicious afternoon tea to include smoked salmon or roast chicken sandwiches, warm homemade scones with Cornish jam and clotted cream, a slice of cake, oat and raisin biscuit and a pot of tea. Make use of the stunning spa facilities including an infinity pool, sauna and aroma steam-room, drench showers and a state of the art fitness suite.
Troon Marine - Ayshire. This luxury Scottish hotel is perfect for a gourmet treat. Overlooking the 18th hole of the Royal Troon golf course on the stunning Ayrshire coast with breathtaking views of the Isle of Arran, the Troon Marine will not disappoint. Make use of the hotel's facilities including indoor swimming pool, sauna, steam room, jacuzzi, fully equipped gym and a fitness studio before being treated to a delicious afternoon tea including cakes, sandwiches and scones.
Stirling Highland - Stirlingshire sitting in the heart of Stirling, an historic city midway between Edinburgh and Glasgow, offering panoramic views across the Forth Valley is the ideal base to explore The Gateway to the Highlands. Dating back to 1854, when it was the city's High School, the hotel is steeped in history and boasts a full working Observatory. Your experience includes use of the Health Club offering a range of facilities including an indoor swimming pool, sauna, steam room, spa pool, fully equipped gym and squash courts as well as an indulgent afternoon tea with sandwiches, scones and a selection of cakes.
Barnsdale Hall Hotel - Leicestershire - seven days a week excluding school and public bank holidays. (Please bear in mind that if you wish to book any treatments Hallmark Hotel - Manchester - seven days a week Hallmark Hotel - Bournemouth - seven days a week Hallmark Hotel - Gloucester - seven days a week The Cornwall Hotel Spa & Estate - Cornwall - Monday to Friday The Troon Marine Hotel - Scotland - seven days a week The Stirling Highland Hotel - Scotland - seven days a week We recommend you book at least eight weeks in advance to ensure that dates are available. This is only a guideline and we advise you to book as early as possible to ensure that dates are available before the expiry date listed on your voucher. All bookings are subject to availability.
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The hotel and spa staff were warm and friendly and provided a 5* service. The spa facilities were excellent as were the changing rooms. The Afternoon Tea was good quality and there is a decent selection of teas on offer. The staff were attentive and friendly. I will definitley recommend and go again. Rita
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a very relaxing and enjoyable day. Staff pleasant, the spa was fantastic and great facillities. I took my daughter and we had a lovely afternoon. I have been suffering with 'fibromyalgia disease' and this was a great way to relax and made me feel so relaxed. The afternoon tea was delicious and service so friendly - would love to come again. I am thinking of having my hen party here next year! Miss Sarah Barwell
Very enjoyable and relaxing. Beautiful surroundings, very helpful staff and a day to remember. Dianne Gunton
We had an excellent day, totally relaxed. The staff were very welcoming and friendly. When we had the tea it was lovely and plentiful. I would like to say well done for proving such a wonderful spa venue. I have been to others before but never have I felt so relaxed and welcomed. Angela Caten
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A walk in the lovely grounds and the sun was shining! The an hour in a spa 'of our own'. Sauna, hot tub with a glass roof so we could see the sun. Then a delicious afternoon tea in a very elegant drawing room. An afternoon of elegance & luxury. Here's to the next one! Susan Welsh
Stunning location wth breath taking views! Beautiful grounds (lots of hills so not suitable for infirm) nice enough pool area, clean and tidy. Slightly 1980s/90s feel, could do with a re-furb! Lovely scones! Polite and friendly team Drew Stevens-King
The leisure facilities at the hotel were a little bit shabby in some places and the changing rooms were under going some rennovations which was not pointed out to us when I booked. The afternoon tea was wonderful! This voucher was on offer and was a fair price for what we received! Rebecca Stubbs
Excellent spa retreat/facilitieswere relaxing and staff efficient/ Definatly one to recommend. The tea was perfect- very indulgent. Mrs J K Lewis
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