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B A+F Scholarships: I got the financial aid that I needed , the process is long but there is nothing that can change about that.
B A+F Campus Strictness: not overly strict on a wide variety of issues. have strict compliance to policy regarding plagiarism or any sort of academic fraud or dishonesty. parking is enforced consistently and there are designated parking spots for staff and students. parking.
B A+F Local Atmosphere: not a bad community some shopping available but only a few stores that specializein non food items.. lots of resturants but most are kind of pricey. the college itself offers a wide variety of programs, a student lounge and helpful staff. cost is relatively low. always activities going onaroundcampusandoff campus.
B+ A+F Campus Housing: Many of the dorms could do with some restoration and or updating. Also it does not make sense to me that Park hall has handicap shower on every floor, but there is no elevator for people who are handicap. Also in Merriman Hall there is an elevator, but no handicap showers.
B+ A+F Academics: So far I can't really complain about the course load and what not. So far I believe that obtaining a degree through UMPI is a Breeze as long as you put forth the effort.
A- A+F Academics: The teachers are there to help you. Not only are they your professor, but they are also there to utilize as editors and as advisers. Even though you are assigned an adviser for your degree any teacher on campus that you feel you need to talk to is usually available.
C- A+F Transportation: Besides Taxis the transportation either consist of having two feet and a heart beat. The other means of transportation besides taxis would also be owning a car.
A+ A+F Majors: Although he Recreation program just got cut they are now offering a Business Administration in Recreation. Which is a great degree fr myself, because I am looking to be a Park Ranger of some sort, or to own my own guiding services company.
A A+F Majors: They have plenty of options for students to chose from.
B+ A+F Local Atmosphere: Presque Isle is a smallish town, but it is jammed packed in the town center. There are many different locally owned business. There is also any place to go out into nature and just explore.
B+ A+F Drug Safety: UMPI recently implemented a tobacco free campus. Many students partake in smoking weed, but no one ever notices, because they are pretty crafty and not stupid enough to get caught. Also drinking is a huge hing on this campus.
B+ A+F Diversity: We have many foreign students, and we have many students from out of state. We support anyone's sexual orientation and religious background.
B- A+F Computers: We did just get all the computers in one lab replaced with brand new Apple desktops. It is pretty cool because you can either log into windows or you can log in to the mac settings. Also there is no 24 hr labs which really sucked because there was a time when my laptop was broken and i need to write papers after I get done work at night. The interent connection itself is a bit iffy. Although yes it works most of the time sometimes it takes ages to load pages from the computer lab computers.
B+ A+F Health & Safety: To be honest the only time I have ever seen campus security is when they re writing tickets. Then again I feel really saw here anyways with out the campus police patrolling the grounds all the time.
A- A+F Weather: It is always a bit col here, but it is worth it in the views alone. It just snowed today actually and it is only October 28th. It does rain a lot as well here.
C A+F Nightlife: Not really that many options in northern Maine. there are a few bars, but nothing that screams hey lets party!!!
B+ A+F Athletics: UMPI has excellent athletic teams. We even have a girl that is from California who plays on our means varsity baseball team. She is one of the best players on the team. The fact that the guys are accepting and non judgmental about this makes the athletics that much better. Our sports team members are well rounded individuals with a sense of where they are heading in life. I personally just started living on campus this year and so far I have not heard a thing about intramural sports.
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B+ A+F Facilities: University at Maine in Presque Isle is an interesting school. It is a very accepting and honest community. I enjoy the fact that the buildings are well kept and the gym is spectacular. The library itself is a great place as well. with three floors for references and plenty of study areas to accommodate the students studying atmosphere. One building that is in need of some renovations is Weiden Hall, which is the center for the arts and where the athletics department is held. The theater with in the hall needs to be updated badly. the seats are worn and some many are broken.
A A+F Computers: There are a large number of computers on campus, and we also have a really nice Mac lab. Printing is very easy. The wireless works great pretty much anywhere on campus. It's nice to have your own computer because the labs and library close at 10 pm, but there is no need to bring a printer.
B+ A+F Athletics: I have been an athlete for 4 years and also involved in the Athletic Training program. A lot of the students at UMPI are athletes, and fitness is a big part of the student body's priorities. Team performance is so-so. UMPI is a small D3 school, so sometimes the emphasis is more on participation than performance. At the same time, this can allow someone to try a new sport and get involved. The athletic facilities are great- Gentile Hall is a wonderful resource, the athletic training staff and students are phenomenal, and the campus is surrounded by farm roads and snowmobile trails that are great for long runs. UMPI is also in close proximity to two world-class nordic skiing facilities that are free to ski at any time of the day!
A- A+F Academics: There is a lot of variety in academics; it depends on the program that you are in. In general, the registration process is very easy- it's a small school, so it's pretty easy to get into the classes you want. I have never been wait-listed or not been able to get into a class I wanted because of it being full. However, since it is such a small school, many upper-level classes offer only one section so it can be difficult to make classes in different majors fit in together. The professors are great, and because it's a small school student-professor relationships are fantastic.
A+ A+F Academics: I am an art major, and all of the professors are fantastic, very knowledgable and excellent artists themselves. They all are very willing to help you make your work better, and share their experiences about being working artists. They are incredibly supportive. The art program in general is excellent- it is small and intimate, which facilitates really good critiques and student-professor relationships.
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This thing is small and so lightweight that it is hardly there. I bought it for the Exped synmat7ul. I had seen a review tha said it didn't work and was a waste of money but that person must be an idiot because it worked and was so simple. No, it's not going to pump up the mat in 2 seconds but it didn't take that long. Maybe a minute. Great because no moisture gets in the mat from your breath. It fit back in it's own tiny stuff sack or in the sack with the pad. It even came with a patch kit!
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I purchased this to inflate my Downmat UL 7. This amazing ultralight and ultrawarm sleeping pad doesn't have an integrated pump like many of the exped products. Since it is filled with down and I don't want to blow into it too many days in a row, I purchased this pump to inflate it with.It needs to sit outside it's stuff sack for a few minutes before you can use it so the foam core inflates, but it works great once fluffed up. The pad works best if it sits for a few minutes too, so I just unpack them together.It's small and light, only adds a few oz to my gear and when I'm not on a trip where I'm shedding ever ounce I can, this is a perfect accessory.
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Christopher, thank you for the stars and we are now peers.
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Issue 9.
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Thanks.......powerful and inspiring works here. All the best to you.
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Wow! Awesome work. :) I love your 'Spontaneous Absolution'.
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Cool stuff!
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Great portfolio Christopher!
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Thanks Shaunerik, Yours is nice too!
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Christopher ,, Yes Yes it's perfect ARTWORK ! ! ! N O M I N A T E F O R Y O U ! ! !
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yur gallery is wonderful! i love your style.
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Thanks! and likewise
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Hello Christopher, welcome to Bluecanvas. I loved your concepts, technique and works. All the best to you my friend.
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Dutch anti-piracy foundation BREIN claims that The Pirate Bay has less traffic in The Netherlands since six large ISPs have been ordered to block the website. The Pirate Bay dropped from place 26 to place 233 on the Alexa list of most visited websites, according to BREIN yesterday. At the time of writing, The Pirate Bay is on the 241th place of the list.
However, the actual traffic is difficult to measure. When traffic is redirected by a proxy, it looks like it is originating from another country. So, the traffic of Dutch internet users who visit The Pirate Bay through a proxy is not measured and therefore not included in the Alexa statistics on the Netherlands.
In January, ISPs Ziggo and XS4ALL were obliged to block The Pirate Bay. KPN, UPC, Tele2 and T-Mobile followed in May. At the moment, the Pirate Bay is blocked for 90% of the Dutch citizens. All providers appealed.
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The Pirate Bay's global Alexa rank has declined too. Unless you think that that's only because internet users have started to use Mars based proxies
Considering the population of the Netherlands, I doubt that this was caused by the blockades here. :) According to XS4ALL, the total amount of torrent traffic however has increased.
XS4ALL has measured more overall bittorrent traffic, this does not mean the pirate bay block is ineffective if:
- users are now using other trackers (e.g. demonoid)
- XS4all has simply upped the available bandwidth/not taking traffic management measures.
- more legitimate content is being distributed via bittorrent (e.g. the release of Diablo III via Steam which uses bittorrent).
So, in itself an increase in torrent traffic does not say anything about the effectiveness of the blockade.
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That global decline started when BT began to block PirateBay in the UK
Due to the unique nature of the Pirate Bay, any claims of success or failure are ultimately pointless because its impossible to measure. Given that the Pirate Bay has a ton of domain names and is adding more whenever they need to, not to mention the use of mirrors which the Alexa ranking cannot take into account, and the rather small size of the Pirate Bay website itself (which can fit onto a USB flash drive) and can therefore be replicated by a 3rd party at will make any attempt to accurately measure the effectiveness of a DNS block less than pointless.


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Tire Size Question
I have a 2005 Z71 4X4 with 265/75R15 tires. I have had great wear and tear on the tires, 178,000 miles and only 1 tire change. My issue is at this tire size there is a very small section of tires and tread types available. I used an online tire calculator and it seems tires sized at 31/10.50X15 are just slightly larger and wider then the original. No more then a 1/4" either way.
Has anyone put this size tire on the stock rims and had any issues or is it a good fit?
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08-24-2012, 09:34 AM #2I haven't seen 15 inch rims in a long time, 16 was the standard for a while. I checked TireRack.com for the size you have and only 8 results came up, which is low.
On the other size I think you are missing a number at the beginning. It looks like there were 2 options from GM for your truck from the factory:
245/75R16 or 265/70R17. There are allot more options at those sizes. Could you take a picture of the tire/rim so we can see the numbers on the tire?
08-24-2012, 09:55 AM #3The 31s are smaller height wise than the 265/75s. The 265/75s measure up at about 1/4 inch under 32 inches at 35PSI....at least thats what my Coursers come in at.
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Hello. I just put 31 x 10.50's on my 05 Z71 yesterday. I assure you they will fit on the stock rims with no issues what-so-ever. They look a lil larger/taller than the stock 265/75's. Hope this helps!
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I have not used the Machines as they were seriously too stiff for me (i weigh 265/270lbs) so i bought the phantoms for great responsiveness and some forgiveness when i fuck up. IMO for all the features they offer and the comfort you cant go past the machines, the CATEK just don't seem to have the same range of features for a similar price.
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However, I would not recommend it to most people because the design doesn't have the ergonomics features found in the bindings made in the last 5 years or so, so they aren't quite as comfortable. Frankly I don't think anyone really needs that much customization in cant... (1*,2*,2.5* is probably plenty). Front/Back Lift (i.e. like an adjustable toe/heel ramp) is actually kind of nice... but again, not an essential feature for 99 percent of riders. I think the Catek FR2 Pro Evo as like a Ferrari. Mostly for people who have ridden a lot of bindings, like to go really fast, have a lot of money, and are looking for something "exotic." However, much in the in the same way a Ferrari or a McLaren is high-performance, expensive and exotic, and probably not the car you want to go buy groceries with, or pick up your kids at daycare - this binding is definitely overkill for "soccer mom" snowboarders. Last edited by lonerider; 12-10-2012 at 04:47 PM. |
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Have stayed here twice and plan to return next time I am in the area.Avis certifié Expedia
Have stayed here before and always have good experience. If I'm being nit-picky, though... The first shower I took, the faucet was making a loud, squeaky noise which would go away if I turned much hotter or much colder, but temp was not comfortable for me, so I just took quick shower. I'm not a complainer, so I didn't say anything. Next shower the noise […] was gone. Secondly, breakfast goes until 9:30; I went down at 9:25 not expecting much of anything, but did think I would get a bagel or something. Everything was already put away, but did get cup of apple juice. I will def stay here again. In fact, probably in a week. Can't beat the price. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Comfortable, clean good value"
In town for work, I enjoyed my stay very much. staff members when I checked in and checked out were efficient and very friendly. The breakfast was average, but I often eat bagels n cream cheese/peanut butter on the run so I was satisfied. I had a 1 bedroom suite-the bed was a double not a queen, but comfy and clean. I had a frig n microwave which was […] perfect, a small desk to work at, and a couch n coffeetable where I could spread out more if needed. My room n bathroom were very clean n comfortable - a great 'home away from home'. If I have the chance I will stay here again! Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Ok for the Money"
Room are very small. There was only one long floresent light above your head to read by in bed so either one person in bed suffers while the other reads or it's lights out for all at once. One staff member was helpful that I met, the others could have cared less about their jobs it seemed. We asked for a late 2pm checkout and when we returned to gather […] our things we were locked out. So we had to go to the front desk and explain it to someone who looked like he thought that was amusing to him. After all was said and done though, the place was clean, the bed was comfortable and it was cheap. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
Good inexpensive franchise for those that just need a good bed. A new t.v. would be nice.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Very happy with the hotel"
Very good.Avis certifié Hotels.com
We thought the hotel was great. The room was small but I guess that's what micro means.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Convenient but not comfortable"
Bed was extremely uncomfortable with not enough pillows or blankets. Couldn't get the temp right, always too hot or too cold.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Good for northern wis."
Very nice hotel, but only concern is the softness of the bed. We seems to slide to the middle of the bed.Avis certifié Expedia
"Great place for a couple or someone on business"
Perfect place for someone to get a good nights rest. Simple room with the basics a bed, small table and chair tv and a closet. I would stay here again if I was in the rice lake area.Avis certifié Expedia
"The "micro" in Microtel"
We reserved a one queen bed room for the two of us, but the room was the smallest that I had been in for a long time. There was just enough room to get around the bed. There was no room to place the suitcase rack except in the bottom of the armoire. The TV was on top of the armoire. The only redeeming factor space-wise was a window seat where one could […] place luggage. If all you want is a sleeping room, this will do, but don't plan to do much else. The other aspects of the stay were good: cleanliness, comfort of bed, breakfast, personnel, etc. I just would have liked a little more room--a mediotel instead of a microtel. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
The one big drawback is the size of the room, way too small. We reserved 2 rooms and none of us were happy. For that reason we will probably never stay in one again. This was our first visit to a Microtel.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Easy accesss to 53"
Everything was very nice and clean, only feedback is that the beds were not that comfortable.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Convenient location for family"
The room was very nice and we felt it was a good value for the money. The bed was comfortable and the hotel was quiet. We weren't able to take advantage of the breakfast due to family obligations, but the breakfast area was very nice and the breakfast items all looked very good.Avis certifié Hotels.com
Booked and paid for a suite... a bit disappointed. Nothing special - 2 beds, small desk and chair, and cupboard island separating the beds!Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Nice clean room, comfortable bed"
Very friendly staff at hotel. The rooms are small but very clean and comfortable. I had a great nights sleep on the bed. Better than average linens. Next to a gas station and very close to highway, so very conveinent. I will be staying here again.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"microtel rice lake, wi."
nice looking from outside, carpets very worn and not very clean looking. Room looked ok. No coffee maker, tv was nice. bed sheets were clean. Under the bed sheet we found a bug. It was not a bed bug, but appeared to be some kind of larvae that was alive. I killed it and looked for bed bugs. No apparent signs of bed bugs. The bed pad under the mattress […] had what appeared to be pubic hair or dog hair on it. This gave us an uneasy feeling. It appeared to me that there is not enough help with the cleaning of the rooms and bedding. We stayed in room 375. The bathroom was clean and nice. The continental breakfast was nice. The price of the room was too high for finding a bug on the mattress. We have never seen this sort of thing before in any motel, and yes, we look for bed bug signs. We will not stay at microtel again. Yes, I did tell the manager about it. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
This was a clean, comfortable motel - overall impression was good. Our room was rather small and the television was placed high on top of a wardrobe which made it uncomfortable to watch but it was otherwise fine.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"The Cleanest Hotel I've Ever Stayed In"
This hotel was amazing. From the moment I walked into the lobby, there was a clean, fresh smell. The room was really comfortable and well-lit. It was close to all the restaurants, gas stations, etc. that a person could want. I give it an A+++.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Weekend Away"
The room was clean, spacious, and well maintained. However, I stayed on the second floor and the last night of my stay I was awakened at 4am by people stomping and being loud in the room above. They did not quiet down until after 5am. I would recommend staying on the third floor if you want to sleep well.Avis certifié Expedia
We were very happy with how clean everything was. The staff was very friendly. It's a great place to stay.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Microtel Inn at Hayward, WI"
The hotel was very clean and comfortable. The service excellent and the workers were very hospitable.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Very Nice"
Our stay was great. No complaints whatsoever. If you are looking for a room in the area, stay here!!!Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Nice hotel"
Rooms were clean and quiet. continental breakfast is very good.Avis certifié Hotels.com
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Tue, Jan 06, 2009 | 12:07 GMT
Interpol on XBLA this week
The Major's announced that this week's Xbox Live Arcade game will be Interpol: The Trial of Dr. Chaos.
The TikGames puzzler will costs 800 MS Points and should be live tomorrow morning.
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Following is the tentative agenda for tonight's monthly VHCA board/general meeting: Virginia-Highland Civic Association BoD Monthly Meeting 7:00 PM; Monday, December 11, 2013; Ponce de Leon Library Proposed Agenda Call to Order Adoption of Agenda & Minutes Reports from Police … Continue reading
By: John Wolfinger Holiday and Every Day Safety I have a feeling that many of us, who are safety minded most all of the time let the "holiday syndrome" overtake us at this time of year, and let common sense … Continue reading
Passing along the following from our friends at Springdale Park Elementary School: Dear SPARK Community, As we begin the holiday season, we are saddened that many children at Springdale Park Elementary and their families will not receive any gifts this … Continue reading
What: #4 in a series of 5 informational meetings regarding exploration of historic district designation for two specific Virginia-Highland subdivisions. This meeting is primarily for residents living in the F.A. Ames Property/Virginia Highlands subdivision on Virginia Ave.(between N. Highland and Rosedale … Continue reading
The folks at Murphy's have let us know they'll be hosting their Seventh Annual Christmas Tree Lighting & Neighborhood Celebration this Thursday December 5th from 6:30 – 7:30 PM. You're invited to come join your neighbors in listening to – … Continue reading
Winter Wren – a ladies' boutique under the same ownership as nearby 310 Rosemont – recently opened in the space previously occupied by Mitzi & Romano (1004 N. Highland Ave.). We asked store manager Carrie Cala to tell us a … Continue reading
Click here to read City Councilperson Alex Wan's latest newsletter which includes updates on: Run-Off Elections Holiday Safety Tips N.Morningside/N. Highland Curb Bulb-Outs Room Service Lounge Due Cause Update Chris Nelson, Piedmont Park Conservancy Tweet
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By: Jess Windham and Jenifer Keenan, Co-Chairs, Master Plan Steering Committee Since the Master Plan process began in August, there's been a great deal of conversation about what makes Virginia-Highland a great place to live. It's the Master Plan's goal … Continue reading
The 2013 Virginia-Highland Tour of Homes is only three weeks away. With tickets sales already booming and our sponsorships locked in, this promises to be another successful neighborhood event. We've already broken all records in terms of funds raised via … Continue reading
Long-time VaHi residents Stephanie and Tom Coffin must be beaming with parental pride this morning. The Coffin's eldest son Zachary is a designer and sculptor – of very, very large pieces. His most recent work – entitled Rockspinner – was … Continue reading
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The Inman Frosty 5K will return to Virginia-Highland on Saturday December 14. This year's family-friendly race – the second annual – will start and end at the intersection of Virginia Avenue and Ponce Place. The start time is 10 AM. … Continue reading
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Adults get 11 percent of calories from fast foodATLANTA - On an average day, U.S. adults get roughly 11 percent of their calories from fast food, a government study shows.
For the research, about 11,000 adults were asked extensive questions about what they ate and drank over the previous 24 hours to come up with the results. Among the findings: — Young adults eat more fast food than their elders; 15 percent of calories for ages 20 to 39 and dropping to 6 percent for those 60 and older. — Blacks get more of their calories from fast-food, 15 percent compared to 11 percent for whites and Hispanics. — Young black adults got a whopping 21 percent from the likes of Wendy's, Taco Bell and KFC. The figures are averages. Included in the calculations are some people who almost never eat fast food, as well as others who eat a lot of it. The survey covers the years 2007 through 2010 and was released Thursday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The authors couldn't explain why the proportion of calories from fast food dropped from the 13 percent found in a survey for 2003 through 2006. One nutrition professor cast doubts on the latest results, saying 11 percent seemed implausibly low. New York University's Marion Nestle said it wouldn't be surprising if some people under-reported their hamburgers, fries and milkshakes since eating too much fast food is increasingly seen as something of a no-no. "If I were a fast-food company, I'd say 'See, we have nothing to do with obesity! Americans are getting 90 percent of their calories somewhere else!'" she said. The study didn't include the total number of fast-food calories, just the percentage. Previous government research suggests that the average U.S. adult each day consumes about 270 calories of fast food - the equivalent of a small McDonald's hamburger and a few fries. The new CDC study found that obese people get about 13 percent of daily calories from fast food, compared with less than 10 percent for skinny and normal-weight people. There was no difference seen by household income, except for young adults. The poorest - those with an annual household income of less than $30,000 - got 17 percent of their calories from fast food, while the figure was under 14 percent for the most affluent 20- and 30-somethings with a household income of more than $50,000. That's not surprising since there are disproportionately higher numbers of fast-food restaurants in low-income neighborhoods, Nestle said. Fast food is accessible and "it's cheap," she said. blog comments powered by Disqus Inappropriate comments include those which: are libelous or defamatory are obscene, pornographic or sexually explicit; substituting characters for letters is not acceptable degrade others on basis of race, gender, class, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, disability or other classification are predatory, hateful or intended to attack, intimidate or harass writers or other commenters. contain advertising or solicitation misrepresent your identity or affiliation Also: Please don't hijack comment threads to controversial topics; keep comments relevant to the topic. Click here to read the entire policy |


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With Anquan Boldin gone, Christopher Harris discusses whether that means a bump is in order for Torrey Smith's numbers in his third season. Fantasy Camp »Tom Brady's value »Play for free »
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Dealing with grief: Confronting painful emotions
By Edward T. Creagan, M.D.Sooner or later, each of us will experience that dagger in the heart called grief — and dealing with grief is a challenge like no other. How can you pick up the pieces, heal the wounds and move on with the rest of your life without feeling like you're betraying the memory of your loved one?
Facing the unexpected emotions of grief
As an oncologist, every day I see people who have cancer struggle with death and dying. Every day, I also see families struggle with the inevitable end of life — families who aren't really prepared for the avalanche of emotions that sweep over them when the final moment comes, even if they knew death was imminent.
I know how challenging and devastating the raw, intense emotions of grief can be, because it's happened to me.
I went for a run one frigid winter morning nearly 30 years ago. When I got home, my son, Ed, then 18, compassionately broke the news — my mother had died. Even though my mother had struggled with breast cancer and alcoholism, the news struck me like a two-by-four whipsawed across my abdomen. I felt drained of every ounce of vitality. It took all the energy I had to keep from slumping to the floor. As the hours evolved into days, it became exhausting — even physically painful — to make any decisions. Our family was completely unprepared for the feelings of confusion and disorganization following the news.
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- Factsheet: Coping with bereavement. Mental Health America. http://www.nmha.org/go/information/get-info/grief-and-bereavement/coping-with-loss. Accessed Oct. 13, 2011.
- Mourning the death of a spouse. National Institute on Aging. http://www.nia.nih.gov/HealthInformation/Publications/spouse.htm. Accessed Oct. 13, 2011.


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Listen tea party Republican conservative fundagelicals: you would never ever let Pres. Obama get away with this kind of secrecy. It's time you let YOUR presidential candidate know that he needs to show the American people at least 10 years worth of tax returns. And the only reason it hasn't happened yet is because he's hiding something. We get to ask what he's hiding and expect to find out. And don't even try to compare fake "birth certificate" or college transcript conspiracies with Romney's tax returns.
Steve Benen asks, incredulously: "Reince Priebus thinks questions about Romney's secret tax returns are as legitimate as questions about Obama's college transcripts?"
"As a purely objective matter, there are important unanswered questions about Romney's offshore finances, controversial investments, unanswered questions about his individual retirement account that somehow ended up with more than $100 million, and claims about his business that contradict SEC filings. Romney himself promised to "go back and look" at these returns to look at the tax rates he paid — a promise he's apparently already broken.
"These are legitimate areas of inquiry in a presidential race. Donald Trump's wild-eyed conspiracy theories are not. That Priebus can't tell the difference is discouraging."
No. No, of course Priebus doesn't believe they're both legitimate areas of inquiry — but what else is he going to say at this point? That's the best aid and comfort the rightwing nutjob apologists can come up with to distract the dittoheads from really thinking about what exactly the King of Bain is hiding from them. The GOP motto might as well be 'Vote Blind' because that's what they'll be doing, willingly, if they continue to make excuses for their candidate.


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Hello, today I'd like to present to you my new project, LabyGEN,
it's a random maze-generator with Prefab Generation
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So I have a 4 year old girl who starts soccer this week. Her mother took her to buy her soccer cleats Saturday and my little girl refused to leave the store with anything other than scarlet and grey cleats because as she said "If they are not Buckeye colors I'm not wearing them!"
Proud Father
I spend some time on Saturday afternoon after the game out shopping with my wife, 2.5 year old son, and 9 month old daughter. One of the stores has a table with legos. I spent quite a bit of time explaining to him that the blue pieces and yellow pieces could not be placed next to each other and that the blue pieces can not be placed on top of the red pieces. It is only a mater of time before these simple rules start to "stick". I expect that in a year or two he will be teaching the rules to his younger sister. When my wife saw what I was doing she smiled and said "Good Job. Teach them while they're young." Mind you we were all dressed in OSU gear (not uncommon in central Ohio), but in Vermont people look at you funny and don't know what to make of college football fans.
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Wed, Oct 17, 2012 | 23:13 BST
Xbox Live signs PWNED creators for video content
Microsoft has signed a deal with Attention Seekers Productions, the team behind PWNED, Polygon reports. The company will produce a monthly episode of PWNED and a hints-and-tip show about FIFA called The Boot Room, as well as undisclosed original video content. All will be broadcast over the Xbox 360 dashboard.
Thu, Aug 16, 2012 | 03:37 BST
Crysis 3, Need for Speed Most Wanted and Armoured Kill feature in latest PWNED
EA has released a new spisode of its web series PWNED, with the team visiting gamescom to take in Crysis 3, Need for Speed Most Wanted and Battlefield 3 Armoured Kill.
Sat, May 28, 2011 | 13:38 BST
Video – Step inside Battlefield 3 and Back to Karkland
PWNED has released a behind-the-scenes look Battlefield 3, specifically the Frostbite 2 engine and the Back to Karkland map pack.
Mon, Aug 31, 2009 | 13:21 BST
Monster Hunter 3 cheater gets banned until 9999
Capcom's thrown down the banhamer on one poor bastard who decided to cheat while playing Monster Hunter 3. How long is the ban? 7 millenia, as in December 12 9999. The message from Capcom, which confirms the ban, reads:
"Dear Customer
You are presently banned for using modded data to connect online. The ban will be left at 22:49 on 12/12/9999. The next time you violate the terms of use, you will never again be able to connect."
Thanks, Kotaku.
Tue, Feb 12, 2008 | 16:37 GMT
Ubisoft smacks Bratz company for $13 million
MGA Entertainment, owner of the Bratz brand, has lost a legal battle with Ubisoft over lost earnings to the tune of $13.2 million.
According to Ubisoft, a deal was signed to create games based on the franchise in 2002. Shocked by the success of the Bratz toys, MGA sought to renegotiate the contract then ended it groundlessly. In an effort to justify the termination, MGA then brought into question every aspect of Ubisoft's handling of the games. Everyone sued each other and Ubisoft, rather obviously, won.
"We are thrilled with the result, and we feel completely vindicated," said Ubisoft's general counsel, Cecile Russeil. "We could not have achieved this outcome without attorneys who mastered every aspect of the case, and thoroughly understood our video gaming business."
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The Irreplaceable One, Steve Jobs
When Steve Jobs retired in August from Apple, I had mixed emotions. I was happy for him in that he could spend more time with his loved ones but I was worried that his illness was taking over. I then reflected on the mark he has left on the world.
When the news came to me tonight about his passing I felt conflict once again. On one side, I am happy that he doesn't have to feel pain anymore. He was able to accomplish so much in his life and impact more lives that I could even imagine and he did this with perfection. He held on to make sure his empire would continue on without him and I hope he didn't suffer while the world benefited. He has become larger than life. He has become a legend and an icon.
The other side of the coin is I feel like there is a void that can not be filled. To me he represents success in life. He was a leader. He was the creator of the technology that we cant live without. While companies were trying to catch up or copy him, he was trying to figure out how he could create something new for the rest of us. His passion was creating a better world for us to live in. It just seems like everyone else was following his lead one way or another. Who wasn't affected in some way by his technology? Be it from computers, technology, apps, music, or even the laughter coming from Pixar…who hasn't been affected by Steve Jobs?
I look around and I wonder who are the real leaders out there. Who is still innovating? Who is still creating a better world out of thin air? Who is making the impossible, a reality? Who can dream that big? I dont know.
I will never forget you, and the bar you've set for me and my life. I'm happy you're in a better place and you can go knowing the world will never be the same without you. Although your technology and dreams will live on…you are irreplaceable.