 the challenge. Sorry if that is not what you wanted to hear but that is my opinion after 40 years of seeking effective treatment.On console mine is 6-5, but haven’t be playing last 2 seasons much worse I lowered it to 5-4. Faster sensitive makes you more aware but up and close you have to be super accurate. But to be able to quickly be able to turn around is OP I have a mate who plays default 3-3 it’s hard watching him play and if he gots shot it takes him ages to turn and walk to cover.

Fav weapons this season would probably be: Volt, and then all the other guns haha they’re all balanced this season haha
Triple take&gt; long bow and sentinel now though.

I just try to have a up close fun and a long to mid range gun. It sucks seeing a fight or being in a fight and yelling aw I can’t fight this I have nothing long range. 

But In no order I don’t sleep on the: Spitty, flatty, re45,alternator, hemlock and triple take.

The volt well... if you want to have a literally fight/argument over energy ammo with your team mates feel free..Nonviolent Communication (NVC) Introductions and Workshops:
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-John Gray, author, Men Are From Mars, Women Are From VenusMaking that QR-code-like thing work for boarding took a lot of work. The airline had to potentially update its scanners, because the barcodes on paper boarding passes (which they’ve had for years) are a different format. They had to create the software on various models of phones to display the QR-code-like thing. They needed to integrate all of this into their massive reservation system that tracks all passengers traveling on all flights.
For the most part, it works. Hold out your phone under the scanner and, boop-boop, you’re checked in and ready to get on the plane.
The gate agent now needs to re-book you onto a new flight using the re-booking module of the massive reservation system. First that gate agent needs to find your reservation. You know what would make that easy? Just scan the QR-code-like thing in and bring up the record. You know, make the boop-boop noise.
Yet the re-booking module doesn’t read mobile boarding passes. It’s been planned, but hasn’t been important enough to work on.
Breaking large efforts into small teams makes sense. However, it also creates silos of effort. The outcome is a disjointed user experience, such as what the gate agent experienced when trying to re-book your flight.
Employing a service design approach helps feed information into the project prioritization process, to ensure a better experience. It gets the teams into the field to see how the experience fits together.
A team watching the gate activity would quickly see that the mobile boarding passes create friction in the customer’s experience for activities beyond just checking in. The re-booking team could re-prioritize their efforts integrating reservation lookup with the mobile passes. The mobile team could make sure the text accompanying the QR-code-like thing has a nice fallback to find records easily.
Service design helps teams get on the same page about the context of their work. Its practices expand the user experience professional’s toolkit to bring new insights to the team and give them tools for prioritizing a better overall user experience.
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        id: '1001',
        parentsId: ['1001'],
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        title: '首页',
        icon: 'ios-cafe-outline',
        hasChild: false
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        menuUrl: '',
        title: '记账服务',
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            hasChild: false,
            parentId: '1002'
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            title: '账单汇总',
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Been lucky enough to make a lot of good connections over the years, being recommended a lot because I strive heavily on being very easy to work with. It helps that I live in the SF Bay Area where a lot of media, film, and tech companies have offices, with proximity to LA. None of that really matters once you HAVE the clients, but it helps in getting them to start with.

But yeah certainly big tech corporations with too much money (Salesforce, Intel, Google, etc) are constantly looking to spend money on overly fancy VFX-heavy videos to make themselves look cool. If you can make connections to their marketing team leads via LinkedIn or whatever, it helps a lot.Be sure to say it like that to the doctor.
We've all heard stories of people getting locked up in the psych ward.  That happens in two specific circumstances.


Wanting to be dead with no plan to do so shouldn't cause them to send you to involuntary confinement.

I've said exactly this - I've had times I thought I'd be better of dead.  Occasional thoughts of suicide but never any plans of how or when i'd do it.  Part of what stops these thoughts is that I believe committing suicide would only transfer this hell called depression onto my closest loved ones.  I can't  do that to them.Well, it’s that time of year again. School will soon be out for summer vacation in most places, and if you’re like most folks you’re probably busy planning your summer vacation.
The available choices of places to go and things to do are seemingly endless, but whatever you and your family end up doing this summer, your gadgets will probably accompany you during your travels.
Everyone deserves a nice vacation every now and then, but if you’re like me you’d rather not have to deal with some of the headaches that can arise while you’re enjoying a short break from everyday life.
These days one of the most common vacation headaches is having an expensive smart phone get stolen, lost or damaged while you’re splashing around in the surf or checking out the shops in your favorite resort town.
In today’s connected world, taking a vacation doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll have to forgo using the Internet while you’re enjoying some tropical paradise or hiking some wilderness trail.
In fact, there aren’t that many places left in the world where you simply cannot find a way