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Act II Interiors
1661 Utica Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11234
Act II Interiors is noted for its keen interior design of healthcare facilities. Improved quality of care and enhanced operational efficiency have resulted from our redesign of many long-term care and rehab facilities, assisted living homes and outpatient centers.
All designs are executed with
• Precise attention to detail
• Quality materials and fabric
• Expert craftsmanship
• Meticulous final installation
We are dedicated to delivering the absolute best customer experience.
Ad Lib Unlimited
1507 Avenue M
Brooklyn, NY 11230
Ad Lib Unlimited is a full service Advertising & Marketing Company specializing in the Health Care, Medical, and Technology realms. Representing the most distinguished leaders in LTC, Rehab, and Assisted Living, they are uniquely positioned to "Brand" those facilities proudly representing integrity and excellence. All production and professionals are In-House, and Ad Lib's signature collateral materials have been heralded for their consistent mark of Quality.
Advanced Data Source (ADS)
411 Hackensack Ave
Hackensack, NJ 7601
Advanced Data Source (ADS), is a comprehensive management services agency that allows you to focus on the growth of your business. ADS has the expertise and the professional personnel to handle all of your company\'s human resource needs, payroll and tax issues, employer-employee relations, and employee benefits.
General & Sales: 800-930-9080
Support: 201-490-4288
DNG Placement Services, Inc.
POB 338 East Meadow
East Meadow, NY 11554
PROFESSIONAL & DISCREET HEALTH CARE INDUSTRY TALENT RECRUITMENT Corporate & Medical Leadership Clinical & Other Key Personnel Single Discipline or Full Scope Agreements
Focus Solutions
12 Elkland Road Melville
Melville, NY 11747
Focus Solutions\'s TracPoint utilizes state of the art, RTLS ( Real Time Location System), RFID wireless monitoring technology that enhances effective management of a long term care provider\'s greatest assets: its residents, its staff and its equipment. Using intra and internet connectivity, TracPoint allows staff to quickly find the location of a resident, staff member or critical piece of equipment quickly, with a resolution of approximately 1-3 ft. Focus Solutions\'s patent pending technology makes the system easy to use and even easier to manage & monitor patients in real time. From nightly bed checks, to enrolling a new resident or valuable piece of equipment into the system, TracPoint\'s ease of use makes the system invaluable in running today\'s Nursing Home or Assisted Living Care Center.
HHA eXchange
5377 Kings Highway
Brooklyn, NY 11203
HHA eXchange, a New York-based firm, is one of the healthcare industry's fastest growing home care software solutions providers. Founded by professionals with deep experience in software development and healthcare, our platforms are tailored for home care providers looking for innovative yet cost-effective ways to provide better service to patients, maintain a high level of compliance and make the most of market opportunities.
Horan, Martello, Morrone, P.C.
527 Townline Rd, STE 203
Hauppauge, NY 11788
Horan, Martello, Morrone, P.C. has earned a stellar reputation serving the NYS Healthcare Community since 1980. Our firm of Certified Public Accountants currently serves as independent auditors and consultants for over 70 Proprietary, Not-For-Profit and Public Facilities. We represent 1 out of every 10 nursing home beds in New York State.
K&A Services
Since 1980, K&A Services has provided portable X-ray, EKG, and Holter Monitor service to Nursing Home and Home Bound patients. We also offer a full line of Ultrasound services and Echocardiograms. As our company continues to grow so does our commitment to provide quality diagnostic testing services. K&A Services is proud to provide both DR(Digital Radiography) and CR (Computerized Radiography). Digitized images are sent directly to the radiologist via computer. No more films to develop and the turn around time for a reading of an x-ray examination is expeditious. The sooner you have the results the sooner the treatment can start.
Mobile Health
Since 1984, Mobile Health has been the recognized leader in providing health and wellness services for Employers and Individuals throughout the New York metropolitan area. Mobile Health provides a variety of physical examinations, diagnostics, vaccinations, drug screening and medical surveillance services to ensure employees are physically ready and able to work. Mobile Health offers primary care and wellness appointments for individuals and their families with medical specialists on site providing cardiology, gastroenterology, pediatrics and podiatry. Mobile Health has over 250 corporate clients and performs over 150,000 examinations annually.
To find out more about Mobile Health, please contact us: Corporate Services:email@example.com / 212-695-5122 x6110 Primary Care & Wellness Services:firstname.lastname@example.com / 212-695-5122 x7001 Job and Careers: email@example.com
My Inner View
My InnerView\'s Customer and Employee Programs. Annual programs that provide senior care leaders the ability to monitor what matters most to their most valuable partners — customers and employees.
200 Sheffield Street, #103
Mountainside, NJ 7092
PharmScript is geared toward providing the ultimate pharmacy experience utilizing cutting-edge technology, impeccable customer service, and assisting facilities in saving on pharmacy costs. With the suite of technology packages we offer, facilities can choose to… * Use an in-house electronic backup medication system to store hundreds of emergency meds on-site * Scan all meds upon delivery and capture digital signatures * Track delivery status in real time * Electronically fill new orders and process refills * Administer meds electronically (eMAR) * Print Physician Orders * MARS and TARS on location
Pinnacle Dietary
Pinnacle takes the nursing home food cliché to another dimension with "Above and beyond".
Recreation Resources
Founded by individuals with more than a combined 40 years of experience in Healthcare and Finance, Recreation Resources offers facilities a unique solution to stay competitive in today's economy.
We have created a comprehensive recreation program that seamlessly integrates fully trained recreational staff on a full-time, part-time or per diem basis, and enables you to provide a diversified curriculum of individual and group activities that will enhance your residents' quality of life.
Rehab One
100 Clinton Street, Suite LL2
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Rehab One is a professional corporation that provides comprehensive Rehabilitation Services on behalf of Skilled Nursing Facilities. We direct all aspects of your Rehabilitation Department through proper staffing, clinical education and operational management. Rehab One seeks to maximize staff utilization, patient census, efficacy of treatment, cost containment and reimbursement. Our Therapists function as integral team members along with Nursing, Social Work, Activities, Dietary and Other Departments in order to provide personalized care with positive outcomes. Rehab One's short term/ sub-acute program provides intensive restorative services aimed at returning patients to the community; our long term care program is focused on improving the quality of life of Nursing Home residents. Rehab One staff will assist your facility with DOH survey preparation as well as assure the Rehab Department's Obligations with the survey process. Rehab One excels at providing the documentation and medical records reflective of the skilled interventions which qualify for Medicaid and Medicare reimbursement.
ReliaTech Network Solutions
361 Buckingham Rd
Cedarhurst, NY 11516
ReliaTech is a Full Service IT Management Company specializing in installing and maintaining IT networks for Nursing Homes and other businesses nationwide since 2001. ReliaTech's turnkey services include everything from initial evaluation and installation by our expert technicians, to follow up online or remote customer support by our full time customer support team.
Renaissance Home Health Care
3044 Coney Island Avenue
Brooklyn NY 11235
Renaissance Home Health Care, located in Brooklyn, NY, and Bronx, NY, is committed to providing premier services with a distinctively personal touch; these are our Signature Touches. Our in home health care company is dedicated to finding the right Caregiver, who believes in our company standards, to care for you in your home and focus on your specific concerns, needs, and desires. This allows us to help enhance your quality of life. Our holistic approach is the cornerstone of these services that we call Signature Touches, in home care in Brooklyn. Renaissance In Home Health Care provides services far beyond Brooklyn, NY, and Bronx, NY. We are licensed to provide home health care services in all five boroughs of New York which include: Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island.
Resident Eye Care Associates
4-14 Saddle River Road
Suite #202
Fairlawn, NJ 0741
Resident Eye Care Associates are experts at bringing top-quality care directly to nursing homes, long-term care facilities and patient's homes. There is no need to move patients off premises or for the home-bound to struggle to make an appointment.
Our exams and procedures are customized for the comfort and needs of the population at hand. Our doctors are skilled practitioners with excellent bedside manners.
RG Psychological Services
303 Merrick Road Suite 204
Lynbrook, NY 11563
RG Psychological Services is a leading provider of mental health services to long term care facilities. Licensed psychologists employed by RG are assigned to over 100 skilled nursing facilities, community-based adult homes, assisted-living settings, adult day care, and rehabilitation centers. RG provides individual psychotherapy, psychological and neuropsychological assessment, and behavioral medicine services to residents at these sites.
RG Psychological Services, PC
Richard Juman, Psy.D.
Senior Care
With more than 350 employees and over 60 ambulances, SeniorCare Emergency Medical Services is one of the largest ambulance providers in New York City. We are committed to our core values of "Clinical Excellence & Outstanding Customer Service" and treat every patient, family member and caregiver with care, compassion, kindness and respect. We specialize in and are trained in taking care of the elderly, infirm, and special needs populations. In addition to our emergency and non-emergency services, we also specialize in Critical Care transports. We have a special team of Critical Care Paramedics who are highly trained in special interfacility transports of critical patients. We offer long distance transports as well as air ambulance transports. We provide staffing for special events, such as sporting events, concerts, movie sets, health fairs and many more.
Senior Care Capital
445 Central Suite 215
Cedarhurst, NY 11516
Senior Care Capital is a capital partner to owners of SNF\'s, ALF\'s, ILS\'s, CCRC\'s, and Age restricted facilities. We provide various forms of credits, i.e. AR financing, Equipment financing, 1st mortgage financing, mezzanine financing,lines of credit, and preferred equity. We work with balance sheet banks, FHA / HUD, ABL\'s, and credit companies.
Senior Care Capital is one of the only financial intermediaries nationally, exclusively dedicated to the Heath Care and Senior Care industries. Being an intermediary, provides the client with unparallelled access to a national network of lenders, all across the capital spectrum. Senior Care Capital is paid by the client, and thus advocates only on the clients' behalf.
Specialty RX
209 East 11th Ave
Roselle, NJ 7203
Specialty RX is a leading Long-Term Care pharmacy servicing metropolitan New York and New Jersey. Our pharmacists are specially trained to deal with the requirements of long-term and rehabilitative facilities. Your individual needs are met through every layer of service, from pharmacy to customer service, from billing to quality assurance.
Staff Blue
1418 65th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11219
Staff Blue is a leading provider of quality nursing professionals to hospitals and healthcare facilities. Our mission is to help you maintain the highest quality of patient care by filling all your staffing requests, most promptly & efficiently.
Summit Health Care Solutions
When you are facing difficult decisions about nursing home care for your loved one you don\'t have the time or the experience to navigate the complicated process of applying for Medicaid. Unfortunately, that\'s when you are forced to travel this intricate road. You need someone you can trust to handle the red tape while you focus on the emotional needs of you and your family. The Summit Health Care Solutions team of professional case managers has processed thousands of nursing home applications – quickly and efficiently. We are there when you need us, meeting with you at your home, the nursing home, the local coffee shop, or our conveniently located offices. You simply call our toll free number: 1-866-404-7427
12 Elkland Road
Melville, NY 11747
Sysgen is a leading provider of RFID tracking solutions with a focus on Closed Loop Applications for commercial companies and government agencies as well as for medium and small businesses.
TeleGo, Inc.
62 Clermont Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11205
It's easy to find a company that'll sell you a Business VoIP plan. Your phones will arrive, you'll plug them in, and it'll work… or it won't! TeleGo won't do business that way. We know that your business relies heavily on a high-quality phone system. Messing with a phone system means messing with profits.
At TeleGo, we start from the ground up. First we survey your site to ensure that your network can handle a busy phone system. Then we custom-configure routers and other equipment for your system. Our goal is to provide you with premium, crystal-clear service.
Tender Touch For All
Tender Touch For All is a 501c3 non-profit organization that provides massage therapy on-site for seniors, veterans, people with disabilities and their caregivers, at venues such as Senior Centers, Assisted Living facilities, Senior Independent Living Communities, Nursing Homes, VA Hospitals, Wounded Warrior Project events and more.
We are dedicated to enhancing the physical, mental and emotional well-being of these under-served communities through the healing benefits of the "miracle of massage".
Home Visits are also available- please call 516-883-1390 for details.
Upstairs Solutions
Visiting Nurse Service of New York
VNSNY provides the highest quality home health care when, where and how you need it. Everything we do, from implementing new technologies and staffing our call center around the clock to offering the widest range of services for seniors in New York is designed to make each patient\'s experience the best it can be.
Weissman Elder Law
1222 East 12th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11230
Jack Weissman spearheads the Elder Law division of the Law offices of Marcel & Mark Weisman. Jack practices law in the areas of Elder Law, Personal injury, and Real Estate. He represents individuals needing assistance in Community and Nursing Home Medicaid, Asset Protection and Special Needs Trusts, Wills, Probate and Administration, Advanced Directives, and Guardianship.


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By Drew Brooks Staff writer
SPRING LAKE - RLM Communications Inc. and the town of Spring Lake have completed a deal that gives the defense contractor control over nearly half of the Spring Lake Business Industrial Center.
The sale of 13.6 acres in the business park formerly known as the Freedom Center was completed Thursday, according to town officials.
The deal, however, had been in the works for more than a year. It was delayed by a lawsuit between the town and the business park's former developer.
RLM Communications plans to expand, town officials said. The technology company, which does business with the military and defense industries, bought the land from the town for $150,000. The deal includes stipulations that the company meet certain job creation and expansion thresholds.
According to a contract approved by the Board of Aldermen, RLM will be required to start construction on a 20,000-square-foot building within a year and finish within two. The company must create 10 jobs within the next five years.
RLM already owns 10 acres in the park off East Manchester Road and has two buildings there. A call to the company was not returned Thursday.
Town Manager Tommy Burns said RLM has plans for two phases of significant expansion. The company is the only tenant in the park, which still has 25 acres of land available for other companies.
Jeff Hunt, director of the Spring Lake Economic Development Corp., worked with the company on the deal.
"RLM Communications is an industry leader in cyber security, information technology and information assurance," Hunt said. "They also represent the type of 21st century company we are interested in securing in our industrial center.
"RLM's phase two and phase three more than anchors the Business Industrial Center; it is an attraction for other high-tech business defense contractors."
The town's Board of Aldermen approved the sale to RLM in October. The deal was delayed since February by a lawsuit filed by former developer Gentry Group LLC. The town cut ties with Gentry Group in December 2011 after officials complained the developer was doing little at the business park.
The land sale to RLM is expected to be followed by another deal. Last month, the aldermen voted to approve the sale of nearly 19 acres to Citadel Investments LLC for $375,800, under similar economic development requirements as those placed on RLM.
That sale has not yet been completed.
Metro editor Matt Leclercq contributed to this story.
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Though it's equally delicious on its own, try topping squares of this spiced cake with dollops of applesauce or almond butter. As a breakfast cake, it's great served alongside scrambled eggs or tofu with bacon or tempeh sausage.
Here's a healthy soup based on a Mardi Gras favorite in which traditional red kidney beans and Cajun flavors meld with hearty red rice and dark, leafy greens. Don't forget hot sauce for the table!
This healthful, colorful trail mix is ideal for gift giving. You can use raw green pumpkin seeds (also known as pepitas) or choose roasted salted nuts for a lightly salty note for your mix.
Smoky almonds and pimenton (Spanish smoked paprika) are a particularly good match for sweet potatoes.
The flavors of hearty lentils and classic Italian vegetables and seasonings develop beautifully in this stew. As a bonus, slow, undisturbed cooking means the lentils soften while still maintaining their shape and wonderfully toothsome texture.
This colorful salad travels well for a nutritious and portable lunch.
A mixture of ricotta, spinach and ground beef makes this classic baked pasta dish particularly satisfying. Grass-fed beef is rich and flavorful, so cooking with even a small amount makes a big impact.
As an alternative to serving this bright, tart condiment with roasted turkey or chicken, stir a spoonful of it into a cup of yogurt or a tall smoothie for breakfast.
Pan-fried potstickers from the freezer are the shortcut to a super-tasty lunch or supper over dark, leafy greens seasoned with sesame oil, oranges and tamari. Serve with brown rice if you wish.
Toasted coconut, stir-fried tropical fruits and a touch of fresh ginger make a fine topping for ice cream.
Perfect for families with different tastes (i.e. picky eaters), each person makes their dinner exactly the way they want it. No hassles.
Parsnips, which look a bit like cream-colored carrots, add flavor and texture to otherwise traditional mashed potatoes. Stir in a handful of chopped green onions or grated cheddar cheese before serving, if you like.
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Using both fresh pineapple and pineapple juice makes this smoothie a tropical dream. The addition of coconut milk makes for a rich, creamy drink, great for breakfast or an afternoon pick-me-up.
The flavors in these little hors d'oeuvres exhilarate the palate. Sharp cheddar and chili powder in the polenta, sweet onions in the barbecue sauce, and zesty limes in the avocado sauce come together in one lively bite. Serve these with drinks, or atop lettuce...
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Killer Fish Taco climbs the clean, South-facing wall on the South Face of Surprising Crag and shares its start with Choss Temple Pilots. Juggy moves through a flake lead into very nice and very thin footwork in the middle of the upper plate. KFT is a good route with nothing manufactured that I could detect. 5.11b seems generous, but for someone breaking into a 5.11 lead, this is a decent, well-protected choice.
Seven draws and a rope.
This was given a .10b rating when it was first done, I think the guide book has a misprint. (Still, a nice route)
Easy climbing below the protruding flake leads to some fun slab climbing. The bolts are well placed, so slap on some QDs and have a good time! I'd say the upper face warrants an 5.11b rating if you stay on route.
Anyone know the name and rating of the route to the right of this one, that goes over the roof?
The route is called "The Fix" at 5.11a. I am guessing that a few of the holds have questionable origins.
"A few of the holds have questionable origins". What, are they bastards, or were they made in china or smuggeled in from cuba with a bunch of cigars. No, they are not chipped. There are only 4 or 5 routes out of the 50 or so there that are chipped. Four are on the clock tower and one is up the hill above this climb. Some agressive cleaning on the owl prow (I think).
Go to the page for "The Fix" and you will see that several experienced climbers/route developers came to the same conclusion regarding the modified nature of that route. Greaser, if you are so sure that your assertion is correct, why don't you set the record straight on that page.
...I said it here because it was brought up here, and I did not notice anything obviously chipped.
Very fun route, there's a sweet heel hook at the top.
Fun moves at the top. Fury went for the delicate tooth and nail dance at the crux, and I went for the dyno. Either way, great route with a puzzling, balancy crux.
My first 11 onsight, and it felt soo good. Super balancy and tenuous I truly thought my foot would pop at any time and I would go sailing.
Led KFT last Thurs. June 2nd on a perfect day. Loved it. Bolts are well located. The only real committing part is the move over the flake, which is solid. I thought it easier than the move at the same level on CTP. The upper half is a blast with good holds and elegant moves. Above the flake, I stepped left then up to a good stance. Had to make a long reach back right to clip the bolt for the crux move. High step back right onto a couple more good feet, then reach the lower horizontal crack. Hard finishing move, too. I say, if you stay within reach of the bolt line, you're on route. My partner thought I wandered a little too close to CTP, said the pure line was directly up the bolts. What do you guys think?


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Not "How" but "How Much"
written by Satya Boutique Boy, December 29, 2006
written by Satya Boutique Boy, December 29, 2006
That we continue to aim so low in our conversion to sustainable, green energy is shameful. And in light of recent reports that global warming is escalating faster than expected (the North Pole is expected to be melted by 2050), it is also suicidal. The survival of the human race demands that we devote massive resources to changing the infrastructure of how we produce and consume energy and materials, and that we DO IT NOW. Wind Power is just one of the already existing technologies that can save us, but 1% won't cut it.
Survival of the Species
written by James, December 29, 2006
written by James, December 29, 2006
I am a troubled by Global Warming, the rising of the oceans, the expansion of your deserts and so on and so forth. However, to even think that the Human Species would not survive is ludicrous. We are built to adapt. Humans can live in the middle of Siberia all the way to the Arabian Desert. Civilization may collapse, a billion or more of us may die, but the species will never fail.
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Looks like a Oval in the middle of that Grille.... HHmmmmmAre you sure it's a Chevy???
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10-25-2012, 05:57 PM #3Read the article it was done on purpose.
1996 Chevy Tahoe LT 5.7L V8 4X4 202,000+ miles. Built proudly at Janesville Assembly in Janesville, Wisconsin
Basic mods: Lights all over, bunch of electrical work, and a couple cooling mods.
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10-25-2012, 05:58 PM #4IMHO that sure looks like a Ford front end....could be wrong
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10-25-2012, 06:00 PM #5That seems to be their strategy. The silverado had the same oval in the grille. Also note the super-duty-shaped grille appearance the camo causes.
They had some less-covered pictures of the new silverado come out recently, but I haven't seen any less-covered ones for the SUVs yet.
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Zergling, Panda Cub and Mini Diablo are now all sent to each character created in a World of Warcraft Collector's Edition account. (Formerly, each character had to choose 1 of the 3 pets, but this was changed in patch 4.0.1). The C Eedition is no longer sold in stores, adding to this pet's rarity. The item that teaches this pet's summon spell may be mailed to other characters on the account.
When this pet is in close proximity to Grunty, the two will fight to the death.
Just to confirm that these pets are still mailed to your first character you log in as when you upgrade an "existing" standard edition to collector's edition.
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Ridiculously fast pet. Terrible attack power. His W abilities are garbage. Novelty to have but much like the Baneling coming out, worthless in terms of an actual team comp.
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Sigil... A place with gates that lead anywhere in existence, provided you have the proper key. It is a neutral ground and a watering hole for races across the multiverse, all under the watchful shadow of the Lady of Pain, the enigmatic ruler of the city. It is a place where the word is mightier than the sword, where thought defines reality, where belief has the power to reshape worlds and change the laws of physics...
But there's a lot more out there than just Sigil. Get outside the city and there's the planes themselves: the throne of the gods, the battleground of the eternal Blood War, and home to more horrors and wonders than ever existed on any Prime Material World. There's enough crusades, exploits, treasures and mysteries to keep a band of adventurers busy for centuries to come.
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Planescape Torment. O' Planescape. How shalt I describe thee, O' Exalted One?
Hark then, heathen, and listen. For thou hath heard of ye revered Planescape Torment through websites long after it's demise, but mayhaps afore thou hath not played it.
Planescape has gathered much media attention over the years, despite its poor sales. Such a shame, for Planescape's writing and storyread more is yet to be surpassed by anything on the market. It does not stun its audience with flashy gimmicks, but it boasts superior background art and a storyline that stirs the very abysses of your soul.
But hey, why does the story matter, you ask? Sure, there are plenty of good novels out there, but Planescape allows you to *act out* the story. There is freedom and choice within the game's context that lets you be the actor and see what happens next. This game doesn't slip a veil over your eyes, letting you pick choice (A) and then deceive you into thinking that your choice makes a difference just because you have opened up a new line of quests.
Because in this game, there's no such thing as a "quest" per se. It has transgressed the gamer's need to gain XP as a carrot-on-a-stick. It keeps you going on and on because you want to see more of the game's world, and unravel the story. While plot lines are fixed, you determine how the game plays out. Your choices affect the very story you are "writing".
But let's just say that, for the sake of comparison, you are not satisfied with just playing an interactive storybook. What else can I say, you ask, that will sell this game to you?
I say this: the diversity of characters you meet, as well as the fragility and imperfections of their personalities, will confound everything you ever learnt about social institutions. Again, without spoiling anything (and also because the last time I played this was in 2001), there is no "good" or "bad" in a cardinal sense, as any sociologist would tell you. It is how you, the writer - The Nameless One - perceives them. As it did with Fallout 1 and 2, Black Isle has clearly nailed the head on this one with its multi-layered complexities.
Although, despite this being *the* defining RPG for me, it's not without its flaws. Combat, as I remember, was a weak point of the game, as compared to other RPGs of its era, and previous ones. Then there's also......actually, there really isn't anything else I can think of to criticize the game. Music and sound effects capture the game's mood perfectly; the background art is nothing less than what you'd expect from Black Isle. I don't think I need to elaborate further on the story and settings.
Basically, there is no reason why you should not get this game. This certainly isn't a game for quick fixes, and if you're looking for flashy shiny graphics, please, look elsewhere (I recommend Modern Warfare 2 or the upcoming Medal of Honor). Otherwise, you will play this to the end, watch the finale movie, and rave on the forums on the unsurpassed greatness of the experience that was once upon a time lacking in your life, but which you finally found.
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Posted on 2010-09-28 11:48:56 byPhokal:
Planescape: Torment was way ahead of its time. It is a great game, with an excellent story. The characters, individually, are amongst the best; deep backstories, interesting personality quirks. The setting is the Planescape plane of the Dungeons and Dragons universe, the hub plane for the rest (Baldur's Gate's Forgotten Realms, the traditional/original DnD, etc). Itread more is unlike any setting you have seen, in any media.
The massive amount of dialog used to deliver this story, however, is presented with the Baldur's Gate engine. Dialog trees stretch sometimes up to 15 options, each with several subcategories, with several more sub-sub categories, each with multiple pages of text. Key conversations can take a long time to absorb all of the information.
These conversations are well written. Some people have taken the dialog, and strung it together into a novel. The delivery has heavy hints of Memento (several years before). You play the game as a character that can never be killed. Every time you are defeated in combat, you simply wake up on a slab in the mortuary. The challenge comes from what to do next: discovering who you were, why things are happening, and what to do next. You truly role play as this amnesic main character, trying to discover who you are in a strange environment.
The overall plot is in the 3 acts, and none of them disappoint. Even the ending holds up (I'm looking at you, Bioshock).
I played the original CD version, which needed some unofficial files to get the program in its proper state: Fan patches help: http://www.bootstrike.com/Torment/files.html
Also, make sure to power up your Willpower, Int, and Charisma. And playing as a Mage makes sense with an emphasis on these stats (an option presented as the game progresses)
I passed by this game when it was initially released. The advertising for the game was awful. I wanted to play it until I saw the first ad. The real actor portraying the Nameless One was a poor decision, but I'm glad I went back and retro-gamed this.
I highly recommend this game. It is considered the greatest RPG, and is a great game. But you must *know* patience to *know* this.
*Review originally posted on my blog a few years ago, here:
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Posted on 2010-09-28 13:30:04 bygas.gas:
Actually i have this game boxed but im going to get the digital one anyway, this is indeed my favourite RPG of all time, and im quite a good old gamer if i can tell.
The story, the characters, the dialogues are very interesting, the gameplay follows the same real time/pause mechanic as Baldure's Gate and it works perfect, infact the engine is a modified version of BG's one.
Thisread more game is different from any other RPGS probably cause the main char here is not the usual good hero and you are pshed to think more about what to do/where to go/ how to interact with NPcs then in other titles.
Also this game can transmit some kind of emotional feelings that are nearly absent when playing other RPGs even if good.
One note for GOG, pls, pls, pls add the unofficial fan localizations for this game, (i know the polish one was published by you btw ) i spent years in searching the italain version without luck, but i know that those files are somwhere on the net...
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Gabriel Bowman left the Marines nearly two years ago with a plan. Hed hit the books hard in his home state of Washington, earn a degree and launch himself into a new career in law enforcement.
Now a student at the University of Washington Tacoma, the two-time Iraq veteran is lobbying lawmakers to help other veterans find their own footing in the civilian world. The downsizing of the military has given many of them a nudge.
A lot of guys who want to reenlist cant, he said. Theyre having a hard time finding work.
Bowmans message hits home with lawmakers who are pursuing a pack of bills to make it easier for veterans to find work in the Evergreen State.
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The bills are moving forward at a pivotal time for service members looking to new careers. The Army in particular is downsizing, shedding more than 70,000 soldiers from its peak strength during the Iraq War.
Young veterans face an especially difficult time. Last year, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that 29.1 percent of veterans between the ages of 18 and 24 were unemployed, 12 points more than their civilian peers.
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It lets them know their career in the military did not go for naught, that theyre valuable citizens to the state of Washington, he said.
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Both organizations offer programs to help veterans describe their military service in such a way that private employers can understand how their experience would benefit a company.
Youre stuck trying to figure out what you do, and if you cant enunciate that to a company, they dont have time to help you figure it out, said Army Reserve Col. William Andrew Leneweaver of Tacoma.
Leneweaver, 55, last week volunteered at a Hire Americas Heroes job fair in Seattle, connecting junior soldiers with recruiters. Hes looking for work in the private sector, too, and figuring out how to market himself as a project manager based on his varied experiences as an officer in the Washington National Guard.
The recent emphasis on life after the Army marks a change in tone from the height of the Iraq War, when the military handed out lucrative reenlistment bonuses and sought to keep soldiers in uniform.
For so many years of war, the whole mindset was keep everybody, Baker said.
She is working to bring more soldiers into transition programs as early as 18 months before they expect to leave the service. Participation in the classes accelerated dramatically after Congress passed the Veterans Opportunity to Work Act in late 2011. It requires service members leaving the military to attend classes about finding work in the private sector.
We spend almost a year training them up to learn their job and be an effective soldier. We owe the same time, training and preparation on the other end to transition them to civilian life, she said.
Bowman planned his shift out of the Marines by building on his previous studies at South Puget Sound Community College. He went home to Shelton in the summer of 2011 and earned an associates degree.
By then, the Marines were phasing out his job specialty maintaining a type of helicopter thats being retired. Future promotions would have been harder to earn.
He expects to graduate from UWT in June and is spending his winter quarter as a legislative liaison for the school. He chose to focus on the veterans bills because he thought hed have the most impact there.
He likes one in particular that would require public colleges to give service members a chance to finish a course and earn credit if called away for a deployment. That could empower soldiers to check off their educational goals without fear of losing tuition money in case of an emergency.
I know guys coming out of the military and I think its important that everyone has access to public education, he said.
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Bills favorable to veterans:
Helping them in college
Sponsors: Sen. Barbara Bailey, R-Oak Harbor; Rep. Sherry Appleton, D-Poulsbo
What it does: Waives the one-year waiting period to receive in-state tuition at public colleges and universities for service members who enlist in the Armed Forces as Washington residents and maintain that residency at other duty stations, and their spouses; students who separates from the military under honorable conditions, and their spouses.
Sponsor: Bailey
What it does: Ensures that service members enrolled in college classes do not suffer negative academic consequences if called away for a deployment. The college could allow the student to withdraw, reimburse the students tuition, issue an incomplete until the student returns from duty or give the student credit for the class.
Sponsor: Rep. John McCoy, D-Tulalip
What it does: Requires public colleges and universities to adopt policies considering awarding credit for military training courses.
Helping them in the workplace
Sponsor: Rep. Sam Hunt, D-Olympia, requested by Gov. Jay Inslee
What it does: Allows businesses owned by a veterans spouse or domestic partner to qualify as a veteran-owned business when competing for state contracts; encourages state agencies to award 5 percent of contracts to veteran-owned businesses, up from the current 3 percent.
Sponsor: Sen. Andy Hill, R-Redmond, requested by Inslee
What it does: Provides a tax credit to businesses of up to $3,000 each time it hires an unemployed veteran of the wars in Iraq or Afghanistan; provides a tax credit to businesses of up to $1,500 each time it hires an unemployed veteran of other conflicts. Total tax credits cannot exceed $10 million in any fiscal year.
Sponsors: Sen. Mike Carrell, R-Lakewood; Rep. Steve OBan, R-University Place
What it does: Enhances preferences veterans receive in applying for work with state agencies.
Sponsor: McCoy
What it does: Calls on the state departments of Licensing and Health to clarify how they consider military training when awarding certificates applicable to civilian professions.


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HOUSTON CHRONICLE | January 14, 2013 | Updated: January 14, 2013 10:56pm
A Harris County woman has been charged with murder in the shooting death of her 19-year-old son.
Nesha Kraidieh, 45, and her son, Phillip Vanshawn Apostolo, were arguing about 9:15 a.m. Monday at their home in the 5000 block of Sandydale near Blue Haven, just west of the Eastex Freeway, officials said.
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Share Puebla's expansion in recent years has made Cholula, 15km to the west, virtually a suburb. Nonetheless, it retains its small-town charm and has one abiding reason to visit: the ruins of Cholula. A rival of Teotihuacán at its height, and the most powerful city in the country between the fall of Teotihuacán and the rise of Tula, Cholula was at the time of the Conquest a vast city of some four hundred temples, famed as a shrine to Quetzalcoatl and for the excellence of its pottery (a trade dominated by immigrant Mixtecs). But it paid dearly for an attempt, inspired by its Aztec allies, to ambush Cortés on his march to Tenochtitlán: the chieftains were slaughtered, their temples destroyed and churches built in their place. The Spaniards claimed to have constructed 365 churches here, one for each day of the year. Although there are a lot of churches, the true figure certainly doesn't live up to the claim. There may well be 365 chapels within the churches, though, which is already a few hundred more than the village population could reasonably need. One side of Cholula's large zócalo – the Plaza de la Concordia – is taken up by the ecclesiastical buildings of the Convento de San Gabriel, built from 1529 on the site of the temple of Quetzalcoatl. The Gothic main church is of little interest, but behind it is the great mustard-yellow Capilla Real (Mon–Sat 9am–1pm & 4.30–6pm), topped by 49 tiled cupolas. Moorish in conception, the interior comes with a forest of columns supporting semicircular arches and immediately recalls the Mezquita in Córdoba, Spain. The site Arriving in Cholula you can't miss the Nuestra Señora de los Remedios, picturesquely sited atop a hill with Popocatépetl in the background. If you climb up to it, up, you can buy snacks such as chapulines (fried grasshoppers) on the way. What's not immediately apparent is that the hill is in fact the remains of the Great Pyramid of Cholula – the Pirámide Tepanapa – the largest pyramid ever constructed, though now it's ruined, overgrown and really not much to look at. At 66m, it is lower than the largest of the Egyptian pyramids but with each side measuring 350m it is also squatter and bulkier. As at other sites, the outer shell was built over a series of nested pyramids, constructed between 200 BC and 800 AD, something amply illustrated in the site museum. You can find detailed printed guides at the bookshop next to the museum, which can be useful if you have a deep interest in these ancient structures. Cross the road to reach the archeological site, accessed through a 400-metre-long series of tunnels dug by archeologists, just a fraction of the 8km of exploratory tunnels which honeycomb the pyramid. They're well lit and capacious enough for most people to walk upright, but there's still a palpable sense of adventure as you spur off down side tunnels, which reveal elements of earlier temples and steep ceremonial stairways that appear to go on forever into the gloom. Emerging at the end of one tunnel you'll find an area of open-air excavations, where part of the great pyramid has been exposed alongside various lesser shrines with explanations in English of their importance. Though undoubtedly fascinating, the ruins are a good deal less impressive than some of the more famed sites around the Valley of México. The ring of superimposed structures around the Patio de los Altares are certainly worth a look and there are some fine murals, but these can be better appreciated in the site museum where replicas are kept.
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By Film Noir Blonde and Mike Wilmington
The Noir File is FNB's guide to classic film noir, neo-noir and pre-noir from the schedule of Turner Classic Movies (TCM), which broadcasts them uncut and uninterrupted. The times are Eastern Standard and (Pacific Standard).
Pick of the Week: Otto Preminger Day
His nickname was "Otto the Ogre." He was one of the most colorful and feisty of all the star Golden Age Hollywood directors. His verbal abuse of actors, including beautiful actresses and children, was legendary. Robert Mitchum once slugged him on the set for his vile treatment of co-star Jean Simmons. (He and Mitchum later made up and even made another film together, with Marilyn Monroe.) But Otto Preminger – known for his hot temper, thick German accent, bald bullet head, defiance of taboos and long camera takes – was also one of the czars of film noir in the 1940s and early '50s, when he directed classics like "Laura," "Where the Sidewalk Ends" and "Angel Face." Later on, he made one of the best of all trial dramas, 1959's "Anatomy of a Murder," and directed the neglected 1965 British thriller "Bunny Lake is Missing."
Otto was the son of a renowned and well-respected attorney general in the old Austrian-Hungarian Empire (Markus Preminger). He grew up in Vienna, where, instead of the law, he became enamored of the theatre and eventually was a protégé and assistant of the legendary stage maestro Max Reinhardt. During Hitler's rise, the Jewish Preminger emigrated to America where he fairly quickly became a notable Broadway and Hollywood director, as well as an actor who played especially nasty Nazis (as he did in Billy Wilder's "Stalag 17").
After his huge success directing the classic mystery "Laura" in 1944, Preminger became a 20th Century contract director and an A-lister. He was also the bane of censors and blue noses, whose limits and "rules" he constantly tested and attacked: crossing the boundaries that held back candid screen portrayals of sex, drug addiction, politics and the legal system. He had an "open" marriage and long unpublicized liaisons with both the tragic black actress Dorothy Dandridge and gilt-edged stripper Gypsy Rose Lee. He helped break the black list in 1960, by hiring Dalton Trumbo, the long black-listed scriptwriter who used aliases on his '50s screenplays, to write "Exodus" (1960) under his real name.
Some serious critics, offended by what they saw as his publicity-mongering, tended to dismiss him as a phony, except in France, where he was one of the admired auteurs of the Cahiers du Cinema crowd. Preminger's greatest years, 1959 to 1965, when he produced and directed a series of epic bestseller adaptations on big political and social themes, were succeeded by a decade in which his movies were almost all mercilessly savaged by critics and ignored by the public. His nadir, in 1968, was an unfunny pseudo-hip Jackie Gleason prison comedy called "Skidoo," in which everyone took LSD, Groucho Marx played God, and all the credits were sung. I like Preminger, but words fail me.
He was a stylist. Perhaps because of his lifelong love of the theater, he liked to shoot his scenes in extremely long takes; he once said that, ideally, every film should be made in one unbroken shot. Late in his career, from the 1967 movie "Hurry Sundown" on, reviewers tended to beat up on him. But Otto the Ogre, in public, never lost his acerbic tongue, his feistiness or his capacity for verbal abuse until the end, when he died of cancer and Alzheimer's disease at 80. Late in his life, he was interviewed about his contributions to film noir, and he professed to have no idea what film noir was, and proceeded to ridicule, abuse and hector his interviewer. That was pure Preminger – and Mitchum wasn't there to slug him.
9 a.m. (6 a.m.) "Angel Face" (1953, Otto Preminger). Robert Mitchum and Jean Simmons tumble into one of those awful noir twisted affairs, where a nice handsome guy is entrapped by an evil, obsessed, gorgeous woman who won't take "no" or even "maybe," for an answer. She's a rich spoiled girl, he's a straight-arrow ambulance driver and Herbert Marshall is also one of her victims. In the '50s, critic-cineaste Jean-Luc Godard put "Angel Face" on his Cahiers du Cinema list of the Ten Best American Sound Films, along with another classic film noir: Orson Welles' 'The Lady from Shanghai." And yes, this is the movie where Mitchum decked Preminger.
10: 45 a.m. (7:45 a.m.): "The Man with the Golden Arm" (1955, Preminger). With Frank Sinatra, Kim Novak and Eleanor Parker. Reviewed in FNB on November 10, 2013.
12:45 p.m. (9:45 a.m.): "Anatomy of a Murder" (1959, Preminger). With James Stewart, Lee Remick, Ben Gazzara and George C. Scott. Reviewed in FNB on March 14, 2012.
3:30 p.m. (12:30 p.m.): "Advise and Consent" (1962, Preminger). This star-studded, non-flag-waving adaptation of Allen Drury's political novel about a fiercely contentious U.S. Senate confirmation battle has a stellar cast that includes Henry Fonda, Charles Laughton, Don Murray, Walter Pidgeon, Gene Tierney, Burgess Meredith and Franchot Tone – and it may not exactly be classic pure film noir.
But, shot by Preminger in knife-sharp black and white on actual government and Washington D.C. locations with the co-operation of the Kennedy White House – it looks like noir, feels like noir, and is as murderously frank and coolly unabashed about taboo subjects as "Double Indemnity" or "The Maltese Falcon." Preminger, a liberal director filming Drury's very conservative novel, shows us D. C.'s dirtiest linen in one of the nastiest, most vicious mud-slinging confirmation battles ever.
6 p.m. (3 p.m.): "Bunny Lake is Missing" (1965, Preminger). With Laurence Olivier, Carol Lynley and Noel Coward. Reviewed in FNB on May 9, 2013. [Read more...]


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New ASCO Guidelines Call for Determining HER2 Status of Every Invasive Breast Cancer
The American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) has put out new guidelines on HER2 testing for breast cancer.
Study Reinforces Benefits of Mammograms for Younger Women
More than 70% of deaths from breast cancer are in women aged 40 to 49 who don't get regular mammograms, a large study suggests.
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A new study suggests that older women diagnosed with breast cancer who have a breast MRI before surgery to remove the cancer are more likely to choose mastectomy over lumpectomy.
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A very small study has found that women diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer lived longer without the cancer growing when they got treatments based on molecular profiling of the cancer cells.
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A UK study found that breast cancer death rates were about the same for women who got mammograms and women who didn't get mammograms. Still, there are some concerns about the study.
Experimental Genomic Test May Estimate Risk of Recurrence for Some Women
A study suggests that an experimental genomic test done on early-stage, hormone-receptor-positive breast cancer may estimate the risk of distant recurrence (the cancer coming back in a part of the body away from the breast) for some women.
Is Routine Screening Less Than a Year After Benign Breast Biopsy Worth the Cost?
A small study suggests that having routine screening tests, such as a mammogram or MRI, less than a year after a benign breast biopsy greatly increase the cost of care, but offer few benefits.
U.S. Supreme Court Rules Human Genes Can't Be Patented, May Reduce Cost of Genetic Testing
On June 13, 2013, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously that human genes can't be patented.
Experimental Genomic Test May Help Identify Women at Higher Risk of Recurrence 5 Years After Diagnosis of Estrogen-Receptor-Positive Disease
An experimental test on genes from early-stage, hormone-receptor-positive breast cancer can estimate whether a woman has a higher or lower risk of having the cancer come back somewhere else in the body more than 5 years after diagnosis.
Adding 3-D View to Screening Mammograms Seems to Improve Detection and Decrease False Positives
The STORM study found that adding a three-dimensional view to a conventional two-dimensional mammogram found more cancers and lowered the number of false positives.